Research note
How crime-trend pages differ from static rankings
This page is the directional read for supported city tracts. It focuses on movement over time rather than pretending a neighborhood dataset exists where it does not.
Compare crime movement across North Canton, Ohio, including current violent crime per 1,000, multi-year direction, and where the city sits today in the covered phase-1 safety context.
Ranked rows are precomputed and served as static HTML from R2.
| # | Place | Metric | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tract 711324 +0.1 / 1k since 2021 · percentage suppressed because the starting period was too small |
0.7 / 1k | → |
| 2 | Tract 712113 +0.1 / 1k since 2021 · percentage suppressed because the starting period was too small |
0.7 / 1k | → |
| 3 | Tract 712114 +0.1 / 1k since 2021 · percentage suppressed because the starting period was too small |
0.7 / 1k | → |
| 4 | Tract 531407 +0.1 / 1k since 2021 · percentage suppressed because the starting period was too small |
0.7 / 1k | → |
| 5 | Tract 711900 +0.1 / 1k since 2021 · percentage suppressed because the starting period was too small |
0.7 / 1k | → |
| 6 | Tract 712102 +0.1 / 1k since 2021 · percentage suppressed because the starting period was too small |
0.7 / 1k | → |
| 7 | Tract 712112 +0.1 / 1k since 2021 · percentage suppressed because the starting period was too small |
0.7 / 1k | → |
| 8 | Tract 711321 +0.1 / 1k since 2021 · percentage suppressed because the starting period was too small |
0.7 / 1k | → |
| 9 | Tract 712000 +0.1 / 1k since 2021 · percentage suppressed because the starting period was too small |
0.7 / 1k | → |
| 10 | Tract 711122 +0.1 / 1k since 2021 · percentage suppressed because the starting period was too small |
0.7 / 1k | → |
This page is the directional read for supported city tracts. It focuses on movement over time rather than pretending a neighborhood dataset exists where it does not.
When the opening period is unusually small, the page switches to an absolute-rate change instead of a misleading headline percentage. Use current rate and direction together.