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Highest Crime Rate (LGA)
Ranking · ACT · 50 LGAs

Highest Crime Rate (LGA) — ACT

LGAs with highest crime incidents per 100,000 population in ACT.

Leading LGA
MitchellACT
Leading value
1,585,714
Runner-up
FyshwickACT
Updated
18 May 2026
Ranking

Highest Crime Rate (LGA)

LGAs with highest crime incidents per 100,000 population — ACT

50 results
How to read this ranking
Use crime rankings as a risk screen at the LGA level, not as a suburb verdict.
BEST FOR
Getting a broad safety signal across large areas.

This is useful when you want a first-pass read on area-level crime intensity in ACT.

READ IT AS
These are LGA-wide numbers.

LGAs are large and uneven. A high or low crime rate here should not be read as applying equally to every suburb inside the same local government area.

NEXT STEP
Use suburb pages for the finer read.

Treat this ranking as a directional risk filter, then go deeper on the specific suburb before making any call on suitability.

VERIFY evidence
Area-level risk screen

Crime rankings use broader area data. Open suburb detail before applying the signal to a specific street-level decision.

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Use this as a risk screen, not a recommendation.

Save a candidate only if the suburb page can verify the broader area signal with market and local-context evidence.

  • #1MitchellACT
    1,585,714
  • #2FyshwickACT
    744,231
  • #3Capital HillACT
    433,333
  • #4BeardACT
    400,000
  • #5CityACT
    29,576
  • #6DicksonACT
    18,925
  • #7GreenwayACT
    16,760
  • #8PhillipACT
    14,566
  • #9BelconnenACT
    13,867
  • #10PialligoACT
    12,319
  • #11Oaks EstateACT
    10,667
  • #12ActonACT
    10,639
  • #13BraddonACT
    9,807
  • #14ReidACT
    8,484
  • #15GungahlinACT
    7,827
  • #16SymonstonACT
    7,634
  • #17WanniassaACT
    5,745
  • #18TurnerACT
    5,638
  • #19TaylorACT
    5,586
  • #20HawkerACT
    5,086
  • #21LynehamACT
    4,945
  • #22HoltACT
    4,709
  • #23WestonACT
    4,575
  • #24HallACT
    4,027
  • #25CharnwoodACT
    3,895
  • #26WatsonACT
    3,865
  • #27Denman ProspectACT
    3,769
  • #28MacquarieACT
    3,640
  • #29ConderACT
    3,583
  • #30GarranACT
    3,481
  • #31GriffithACT
    3,453
  • #32AinslieACT
    3,404
  • #33NarrabundahACT
    3,393
  • #34MawsonACT
    3,314
  • #35WrightACT
    3,151
  • #36SpenceACT
    3,054
  • #37ChisholmACT
    3,037
  • #38LawsonACT
    2,884
  • #39DownerACT
    2,863
  • #40HackettACT
    2,820
  • #41KingstonACT
    2,782
  • #42KaleenACT
    2,646
  • #43OxleyACT
    2,642
  • #44ScullinACT
    2,639
  • #45BruceACT
    2,580
  • #46RichardsonACT
    2,518
  • #47DeakinACT
    2,497
  • #48FloreyACT
    2,405
  • #49OconnorACT
    2,400
  • #50AmarooACT
    2,317
FAQ

Australian highest crime rate (lga) FAQ

  1. What does Highest Crime Rate (LGA) rank?

    Highest Crime Rate (LGA) ranks suburbs in ACT using QuickProperty's processed property and locality datasets. LGAs with highest crime incidents per 100,000 population

  2. How should I use this ranking for property research?

    Use the ranking as a screening step for ACT. Save realistic suburbs to your shortlist, compare the strongest two or three, then use suburb detail pages or the calculator to test the final candidate.

  3. Does the top ranked suburb mean it is the best choice?

    No. Rankings are a shortlist input, not a final recommendation. Check price history, rent, income, population, local services, source freshness, and current listings before making a decision.

  4. How current is the ranking data?

    QuickProperty uses processed public-source datasets and refreshes automated sources where available. Use the suburb detail page source panels to see which signals are current, estimated, or missing for a specific suburb.