Property Crime in Alaska

2,190 per 100k
Property crime rate
1,570 per 100k
Larceny-theft rate
330 per 100k
Motor vehicle theft rate

Historical data

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Data table

Compared to the United States

IndicatorAlaskaUnited States
Property crime rate (per 100k)21901916

National ranking

Alaska ranks #2 of 38 states by property crime rate.

#1Wyoming8
#2Alaska10
#3Vermont14
#4North Dakota30
#5Massachusetts1,110
#6New Hampshire1,120
#7New Jersey1,150
#8Maine1,166
#9Rhode Island1,171
#10Wisconsin1,300
#11Michigan1,340
#12Pennsylvania1,353
#13New York1,655
#14Illinois1,700
#15Indiana1,700
#16Virginia1,706
#17Delaware1,720
#18Ohio1,730
#19Kentucky1,730
#20Florida1,762
#21South Dakota1,780
#22North Carolina1,830
#23Georgia1,905
#24Minnesota1,970
#25Missouri2,050
#26Oklahoma2,150
#27Nevada2,180
#28Utah2,240
#29Texas2,273
#30California2,308
#31Louisiana2,350
#32Arizona2,486
#33Tennessee2,570
#34Montana2,777
#35Oregon2,800
#36Colorado2,880
#37Washington2,890
#38New Mexico3,100

Overview

Property crime in Alaska is elevated compared to the national average, with theft-related offenses concentrated in urban centers like Anchorage while rural areas see comparatively lower reported rates due to limited law enforcement reporting infrastructure.

Did you know?

  • Anchorage accounts for a disproportionate share of the state's reported property crimes given its concentration of population.
  • Motor vehicle theft rates in Alaska remain above the national average despite the state's remote geography.

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