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Crime Map, Crime Rate and Safety Score in Binghamton, NY
Explore neighborhood Safety Scores in Binghamton, see which ZIP codes its residents live in, and compare the closest cities.
Explore neighborhood Safety Scores around Binghamton. The map can include areas outside the city limits.
Is Binghamton, NY safe?
Binghamton, New York has a CrimeScore Safety Score of 25 out of 100, grade D, below the New York statewide score of 46. An estimated 10% of its residents live in neighborhoods graded A or B, compared with 34% statewide. Safety Scores are modeled estimates, not official crime rates.
- Safety Score
- 25 / 100
- Residents in A or B neighborhoods
- 10%
- Residents in D or F neighborhoods
- 77%
- Scored neighborhoods
- 56
How Binghamton compares
Binghamton scores 21 points below the New York statewide score of 46. Both scores average neighborhood scores weighted by population, so they compare directly.
Binghamton lies in Broome County, which has a county Safety Score of 30, grade D.
County Safety Scores describe whole counties and are measured differently, so they are not an average of the neighborhoods inside Binghamton.
Neighborhoods inside Binghamton
56 scored neighborhoods (Census block groups) with residents lie at least partly inside Binghamton, 56 of them mostly inside it. Among those 56, the lowest scores 0, the highest 76, and the middle 80% range from 3 to 58.
ZIP codes where Binghamton residents live
Listed by the estimated share of Binghamton's residents who live in each ZIP code. A ZIP score covers the whole ZIP, including any part outside the city.
Higher scores indicate safer modeled conditions. Scored areas are Census block groups, not a coverage percentage.
Closest cities in New York
- Johnson City Safety Score 35 · grade D · 2.6 miles
- Endicott Safety Score 23 · grade D · 7.4 miles
- Cortland Safety Score 21 · grade D · 37 miles
- Ithaca Safety Score 16 · grade F · 38 miles
- Elmira Safety Score 24 · grade D · 46 miles
Distances are measured between the population-weighted centers of each city's scored neighborhoods.
About Binghamton
Binghamton has an estimated 46,773 residents (2024 Census estimate) and 10.5 square miles of land inside its 2020 city limits. Its city score combines 56 scored Census block groups that lie at least partly within those limits.
How this page is built
ZIP codes are listed by the estimated share of the city's residents who live in them, from 2020 Census block-group population spread evenly over each block group's land. The city score is not an average of ZIP scores.
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