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Hit and run rankings, per Denver neighborhood

The Denver neighborhoods with the most hit and runs and the highest hit and run rate per 1,000 residents, 2025.

See also: Trends in hit and run, mapped out per neighborhood, and hit and run crime map.

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The Denver neighborhoods with the most reported hit and run

These neighborhoods have the highest numbers of hit and runs total and population-adjusted hit and runs rate in 2025

Top-ten highest hit and run rates, by neighborhood, 2025

Top-ten highest hit and run counts, by neighborhood, 2025

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The Denver neighborhoods with the lowest hit and run numbers

These are the neighborhoods with the lowest total number of hit and runs and the lowest population-adjusted hit and run rate in 2025

Best hit and run crime rates, by neighborhood, 2025

  1. Regis: 0.0 (0)
  2. Country Club: 0.0 (0)
  3. Rosedale: 0.0 (0)
  4. Fort Logan: 0.0 (0)
  5. Chaffee Park: 0.0 (0)
  6. Belcaro: 0.0 (0)
  7. Washington Park: 0.0 (0)
  8. Whittier: 0.0 (0)
  9. Wellshire: 0.0 (0)
  10. Cory-Merrill: 0.0 (0)

Lowest hit and run counts, by neighborhood, 2025

  1. Regis: 0
  2. Country Club: 0
  3. Rosedale: 0
  4. Fort Logan: 0
  5. Chaffee Park: 0
  6. Belcaro: 0
  7. Washington Park: 0
  8. Whittier: 0
  9. Wellshire: 0
  10. Cory-Merrill: 0
  11. University Park: 0
  12. Sun Valley: 0
  13. Washington Park West: 0
  14. Ruby Hill: 0
  15. Barnum West: 0
  16. West Highland: 0
  17. Hilltop: 0
  18. South Park Hill: 0
  19. Cherry Creek: 0
  20. Marston: 0
  21. Elyria-Swansea: 0
  22. Speer: 0
  23. Civic Center: 0
  24. Indian Creek: 0
  25. Kennedy: 0
  26. Berkeley: 0
  27. Montclair: 0
  28. Hampden South: 0
  29. Baker: 0
  30. North Capitol Hill: 0
  31. Globeville: 0
  32. Sloan Lake: 0
  33. Hale: 0
  34. Harvey Park: 0
  35. Hampden: 0
  36. Cole: 0
  37. Skyland: 0
  38. Jefferson Park: 0
  39. City Park: 0
  40. Gateway / Green Valley Ranch: 0
  41. Clayton: 0
  42. Platt Park: 0
  43. Southmoor Park: 0
  44. Lincoln Park: 0
  45. Bear Valley: 0
  46. Congress Park: 0
  47. Washington Virginia Vale: 0
  48. Goldsmith: 0
  49. North Park Hill: 0
  50. University: 0
  51. City Park West: 0
  52. Auraria: 0
  53. Barnum: 0
  54. College View / South Platte: 0
  55. CBD: 0
  56. University Hills: 0
  57. Harvey Park South: 0
  58. Cheesman Park: 0
  59. Westwood: 0
  60. Union Station: 0
  61. West Colfax: 0
  62. DIA: 0
  63. Northeast Park Hill: 0
  64. Virginia Village: 0
  65. Sunnyside: 0
  66. Highland: 0
  67. Mar Lee: 0
  68. Central Park: 0
  69. Five Points: 0
  70. Overland: 0
  71. Windsor: 0
  72. Villa Park: 0
  73. Montbello: 0
  74. Valverde: 0
  75. East Colfax: 0
  76. Lowry Field: 0
  77. Athmar Park: 0
  78. Capitol Hill: 0

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