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Kopenhagen: 84

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Quellenbasierte Forschungsschätzung mit unvollständiger lokaler Abdeckung und bei Bedarf überregionalen Ersatzwerten.

Stadtweite Forschungsschätzung: 84/100. Auf der Modellskala bedeutet höher sicherer. Belegstand: · Evidenzqualität: C

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Forschungsschätzung: Nur eine lokal belegte Dimension variiert; andere behalten Stadt- oder Länderbasiswerte. Ungefärbte Gebiete haben keine lokalen Belege und sind nicht automatisch sicher.

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Ebene und Berechnungsbelege herunterladen (GeoJSON)

Grenzen: Københavns Kommune · Københavns bydele (CC BY, as specified by each resource in the official CKAN metadata)

Vor der Unterkunftswahl

  1. Geplante Unterkunft lokalisieren und prüfen, ob ihr Gebiet belegt ist.
  2. Ursachen lokaler Unterschiede prüfen. Stadtwert und Gebietsschätzung beantworten unterschiedliche Fragen.
  3. Aktuelle örtliche Hinweise und Verkehrsmittel getrennt prüfen. Diese Schätzungen bewerten kein einzelnes Hotel, keine Straße und keine bestimmte Uhrzeit.

Stadtweite Belege

Gewalt gegen Personen
92/100
Eigentum und Betrug
52/100
Mobilität
93/100
Gesundheit und Rettung
98/100
Konflikte und Stabilität
86/100
Katastrophen und Umwelt
78/100
Infrastruktur und Krisenreaktion
95/100

Der Stadtwert beschreibt nicht jede Straße, jedes Hotel oder jede Uhrzeit. Quellen, Datenstände und Grenzen der Ebene beachten.

Quellen und Grenzen (Originalsprache)

Compare Copenhagen areas on the map, with local evidence and source details.

Police-recorded theft from people (including pickpocketing) per 1,000 residents in calendar 2025, reported in the Copenhagen Safety Survey 2026. This uses crime records, not respondents’ feelings of safety. The report has 13 statistical areas. Christianshavn and Indre By are merged; inner and outer Nørrebro are merged; Vesterbro and Kgs. Enghave are merged to match the ten official municipal districts. Merged rates are approximate, weighted by the resident counts published in the same report. The source rates are rounded to whole numbers and the population reference date is not specified beside the counts. No exact incident totals are inferred. Resident-based rates are elevated by visitors and commuters, especially in the city centre. These rates do not measure a visitor’s chance of theft. Only the property dimension varies locally. Official district geometry retrieved 2026-10-27; CC BY resource license. Topology-preserving simplification with area drift below 0.5%. Bruce explicitly approved limited aggregate use on 2026-10-27: publish self-calculated area aggregates and scores with official attribution; do not republish incident records, report prose or images. This is a project source-admission decision, not a claim of an open license. The citywide score uses Denmark national priors. Local evidence adjusts only property_and_scams.

Police-recorded theft from people (including pickpocketing) per 1,000 residents in calendar 2025, reported in the Copenhagen Safety Survey 2026. This uses crime records, not respondents’ feelings of safety. The report has 13 statistical areas. Christianshavn and Indre By are merged; inner and outer Nørrebro are merged; Vesterbro and Kgs. Enghave are merged to match the ten official municipal districts. Merged rates are approximate, weighted by the resident counts published in the same report. The source rates are rounded to whole numbers and the population reference date is not specified beside the counts. No exact incident totals are inferred. Resident-based rates are elevated by visitors and commuters, especially in the city centre. These rates do not measure a visitor’s chance of theft. Only the property dimension varies locally. Official district geometry retrieved 2026-10-27; CC BY resource license. Topology-preserving simplification with area drift below 0.5%. Bruce explicitly approved limited aggregate use on 2026-10-27: publish self-calculated area aggregates and scores with official attribution; do not republish incident records, report prose or images. This is a project source-admission decision, not a claim of an open license. The citywide score uses Denmark national priors. Local evidence adjusts only property_and_scams.

Police-recorded theft from people (including pickpocketing) per 1,000 residents in calendar 2025, reported in the Copenhagen Safety Survey 2026. This uses crime records, not respondents’ feelings of safety.

The report has 13 statistical areas. Christianshavn and Indre By are merged; inner and outer Nørrebro are merged; Vesterbro and Kgs. Enghave are merged to match the ten official municipal districts.

Merged rates are approximate, weighted by the resident counts published in the same report. The source rates are rounded to whole numbers and the population reference date is not specified beside the counts. No exact incident totals are inferred.

Resident-based rates are elevated by visitors and commuters, especially in the city centre. These rates do not measure a visitor’s chance of theft. Only the property dimension varies locally.

Official district geometry retrieved 2026-10-27; CC BY resource license. Topology-preserving simplification with area drift below 0.5%.

Bruce explicitly approved limited aggregate use on 2026-10-27: publish self-calculated area aggregates and scores with official attribution; do not republish incident records, report prose or images. This is a project source-admission decision, not a claim of an open license.

The citywide score uses Denmark national priors. Local evidence adjusts only property_and_scams.

  • European Commission JRC and INFORM partners · Denmark INFORM Mid-2026 components

    Natural=2.2; Current Conflict Intensity=1.4; Infrastructure=0.5; Access to health care=0.2. Published 0–10 components multiplied by ten for the existing research risk scale.; Country humanitarian-risk priors, not measured local street risks. European Union, CC BY 4.0.

  • UNODC via UN Statistics Division · Denmark national homicide and theft

    Homicide: 0.8 per 100,000 (2023); theft: 2483.7 per 100,000 (2022). Country observations.; Weak property calibration: existing France research risk 45 + bounded(10 × log2(2483.7/2011.4), ±20), using the same-year UN theft series. Definitions and reporting differ between countries.

  • European Commission, CARE and national sources · Denmark road deaths, 2025 preliminary

    23 deaths per million residents, converted to 2.3 per 100,000. Preliminary estimate. European Union, CC BY 4.0.

  • Københavns Kommune / Københavns Politi · Copenhagen theft from people by area, 2025

    Police-recorded theft from people (including pickpocketing) per 1,000 residents in calendar 2025, reported in the Copenhagen Safety Survey 2026. This uses crime records, not respondents’ feelings of safety.; The report has 13 statistical areas. Christianshavn and Indre By are merged; inner and outer Nørrebro are merged; Vesterbro and Kgs. Enghave are merged to match the ten official municipal districts.; Merged rates are approximate, weighted by the resident counts published in the same report. The source rates are rounded to whole numbers and the population reference date is not specified beside the counts. No exact incident totals are inferred.; Resident-based rates are elevated by visitors and commuters, especially in the city centre. These rates do not measure a visitor’s chance of theft. Only the property dimension varies locally.; Bruce explicitly approved limited aggregate use on 2026-10-27: publish self-calculated area aggregates and scores with official attribution; do not republish incident records, report prose or images. This is a project source-admission decision, not a claim of an open license.

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