City index

One system.
Different official records.

Chicago, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Atlanta each publish different incident data. StreetLens explains those differences before you interpret the map, while St. Louis remains clearly marked as the next city lens.

01
41.8781° N · 87.6298° WCHIILLINOIS
Illinois · 1991–present homicides · 2010–present nonfatal shootings

Chicago

Explore victim-level homicide and nonfatal-shooting records reported by the City of Chicago, grouped into incidents by CPD case number.

Official source
Violence Reduction — Victims of Homicides and Non-Fatal Shootings
Availability
Active adapter · 1991–present
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02
39.9526° N · 75.1652° WPHLPENNSYLVANIA
Pennsylvania · 2015–present

Philadelphia

Explore fatal and nonfatal shooting-victim records published through OpenDataPhilly and the Philadelphia Police Department.

Official source
Philadelphia Shooting Victims
Availability
Active adapter · 2015–present
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03
39.2904° N · 76.6122° WBALTMARYLAND
Maryland · 2022–present

Baltimore

Explore homicide and shooting-related records in Baltimore Police Department’s weekly NIBRS Group A dataset.

Official source
NIBRS Group A Crime Data
Availability
Active adapter · 2022–present
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04
33.7490° N · 84.3880° WATLGEORGIA
Georgia · 2021–present homicides

Atlanta

Explore homicide records published by the Atlanta Police Department, alongside separately sourced Atlanta Casefiles.

Official source
APD Open Data — Current Crime Data
Availability
Active adapter · 2021–present
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05
38.6270° N · 90.1994° WSTLMISSOURI
Missouri · Coming soon

St. Louis

The St. Louis city lens is being prepared against the official SLMPD crime-data releases before public incident pins are enabled.

Official source
City of St. Louis Crime Data
Availability
Official-data integration coming soon
Preview St. LouisOfficial source ↗