I haven't been to many of these cities but the 2 cities I felt in danger are Memphis and Dallas.
Memphis late at night was beyond sketchy.

The relative lack of streets named after MLK being on this list has surprised me and made me feel a bit better.

wow, 267 violent crimes per 1000 people, so don't live there for more than 3 years.

I'm disappointed in Detroit and Flint not going #1 and #2.

I'm a little surprised at the NYC listing, considering it is in Manhattan, and one of the safest cities in the world.

No South Central either? That's amazing.

dletter: While Cincy was #1, Chicago had 4 neighborhoods in the list. Nobody else had more than 2.

This.

What? No Honolulu?

Bengals training field?

I was surprised no Houston or San Antonio

Smelly McUgly: The relative lack of streets named after MLK being on this list has surprised me and made me feel a bit better.

Yeah, there was only one. St. Louis.

North of OTR! Called it!

Smelly McUgly: The relative lack of streets named after MLK being on this list has surprised me and made me feel a bit better.

If you are on any street named after a civil rights leader, sadly, GTFO. GTFO now.

As long as you're not selling crack on someone else's corner then the odds of you specifically getting gunned down in one of these neighborhoods is quite low. Most of these victims knew what they got themselves into. They bought their ticket.

dletter: Although, looking at Chicago's #2 "neighborhood"... that isn't even a "neighborhood".... it's two schools, a church and a police heliport. Not sure what to make of that.

It's what we who are former military would call "a hot LZ".

No surprise about Over the Rhine (I believe that is the Cincy neighborhood in question), and as for Chicago...yeah, insert your favorite snide remark about Obama and his friends here I guess.

I thought Atlanta was the shooting gallery though.

Smelly McUgly: The relative lack of streets named after MLK being on this list has surprised me and made me feel a bit better.

Thisy this this. One bad neighborhood near me and that streets it.

I live in Dallas

#12 isn't that bad, my wife use to go there to buy weed when she was in HS

#9 is some scary shiat though

Fabric_Man: North of OTR! Called it!

Heh, I thought it would have been OTR itself, but I've been out of the area for almost 9 years now.

dletter: Although, looking at Chicago's #2 "neighborhood"... that isn't even a "neighborhood".... it's two schools, a church and a police heliport. Not sure what to make of that.

They are doing it by zip code, so its a bit more than that.

fark OTR. I got lost down in that neighborhood a few times going to Bogarts.

Paris1127: #25: I'd be shocked if you DIDN'T manage to get shot while on a street called Winchester
#24: 58th and Wallace doesn't hold a candle to 63rd and Wallace

Winchester Cathedral, you're gunning me down...

wild9: fark OTR. I got lost down in that neighborhood a few times going to Bogarts.

I get lost in that 'hood EVERY time I go to Bogart's lol...never seemed all that bad to me. Not any worse than the West End of Louisville, anyway...

The 1st listed area of Dallas is pretty scary. I don't think I've ever been to that 2nd one.

I'm a little surprised one of the Dallas ones wasn't in Oak Cliff, where they had T-shirts that said "Welcome to Oak Cliff" and featured a stick figure guy putting a body in a trunk.

My girlfriend's sister went there once to take a picture of this ruined playground for one of her classes, and somebody literally chased her across the playground in their car trying to get her camera.

Came for West Oakland, leaving frightened...

I wouldn't want to live anywhere worse than West Oakland.

/Or East Oakland for that matter.

I call bullshiat, there are worse neighborhoods in atlanta.

Used to have to drive through #5 on my way to work when I lived out there.

5 times in 2 years, I was detoured because of a fresh body in the street. Place was farked up.

I'd hate to see 4-1 in person.

chasd00: I live in Dallas

#12 isn't that bad, my wife use to go there to buy weed when she was in HS

#9 is some scary shiat though

and at one time most of Brooklyn was farm land. things change.

So....time for a Simpsons style plastic bubble over these neighborhoods?

21. Cleveland, Ohio
Neighborhood: Cedar Ave./55th St.

Around St. Clair/79th seems a bit more dangerous than anywhere on Cedar.

Wow, so the west coast is pretty safe huh?

steamingpile: I call bullshiat, there are worse neighborhoods in atlanta.

You can get shot at Wylie & Moreland, Boulevard & Ralph McGill, or Bankhead all day, but I don't buy crack so it's not really a problem for me.

You should have seen Boulevard between Ponce and Freedom on New Year's Eve this year. I never saw so many dealers in my life. They were posted up in front of the Popeye's at North before it was even dark.

dletter: While Cincy was #1, Chicago had 4 neighborhoods in the list. Nobody else had more than 2

The first three in Chicago they named are I believe all actually in one neighborhood (Englewood) and the other is part of where the infamous Robert Taylor Homes were.

this list is fake.

We all know the most dangerous city:

That's why we don't call it Detroit, we call it Amityville ('Ville)
You can get capped after just having a cavity filled (filled)
Ahahahaha, that's why we're crowned the murder capital still (still)
This ain't Detroit, this is motherfarking Hamburger Hill! (Hill!)
We don't do drivebys, we park in front of houses and shoot
and when the police come we farking shoot it out with them too!
That's the mentality here (here) that's the reality here (here)
Did I just hear somebody say they wanna challenge me here?? (huh?)
While I'm holding a pistol with this many calibres here?? (here??)
Got some registration and just made this sit valid this year? (year?)
Cause once i snap i cant be held accountable for my actions
and that's when accidents happen,
when a thousand bullets come at your house
and collapse the foundation around and they found you
and your family in it

Black people problems.

WellBelowAverage: So....time for a Simpsons style plastic bubble over these neighborhoods?


Snake would not approve.

at least the Chicago neighborhood I am moving to in 2 weeks didn't make the list - but then again it isn't south of Bridgeport so I figured I was good

23FPB23: wild9: fark OTR. I got lost down in that neighborhood a few times going to Bogarts.

I get lost in that 'hood EVERY time I go to Bogart's lol...never seemed all that bad to me. Not any worse than the West End of Louisville, anyway...

When I was really hitting up shows down in Cincy, it was back in 2001 when the race riots were going on. Stemmed from like a bunch of white cops killing a black kid. Yeah, being white in that area at the time made your butt-hole pucker up.

The ghetto is not a place, it is a people.

Those places sound black.