An extreme-risk calibration case used to verify that active conflict and system failure cannot be averaged away.
Safrom's citywide research estimate is 2/100. Higher scores mean safer on the model's scale. Evidence as of . Confidence: B.
What does this area's map cover?
48 areas with estimates. Area evidence as of .
Area evidence and limitations
Overall-only public-alpha estimate. Variation among 48 mapped neighbourhoods is a deliberately narrow two-and-a-half-kilometre proximity signal from 33 community-mapped police points, anchored to Khartoum's extreme-risk global city score. The city-wide conflict baseline dominates: nearby mapped police infrastructure does not negate armed conflict, displacement, violence or disrupted services. OpenStreetMap coverage is incomplete and not an authoritative government register; proximity is not availability, control, response time, performance, crime incidence or travel risk. The model ignores roads, checkpoints, access restrictions, staffing, equipment, incident demand and rapidly changing conditions. Only infrastructure-response access varies within a tightly capped 0–5 range; no other dimension or day/night difference is inferred, and this is not an official neighbourhood ranking. The mapped boundaries are partial and do not fully partition the city; not travel advice.
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Citywide evidence
Personal violence
10/100
Property & scams
22/100
Getting around
16/100
Health & rescue
8/100
Conflict & stability
2/100
Disaster & environment
55/100
Infrastructure response
6/100
Research-only estimates. Scores combine city-local evidence with documented national or regional fallback inputs; confidence communicates uncertainty. They are not travel advice.