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OBAMA: We need to make sure that Every American Knows this More from Fox News Sen Barrasso: I warned Obama about uranium deal with Russia 10 ISIS Fighters Have Been Apprehended At US-Mexican Border State Dept. warns of new Russian military Masssive size . f61 Crime in metropolitan if61 statistical areas tends to be abo if61 ve the national average; however, wide v if61 ariance exists among and within f61 metropolitan area s.[67] Some re if61 sponding jurisdictions report very l if61 if61 ow crime rates, while others have considerably if61 higher if61 rates; these variations are due to many f61 factors beyond population.[67] FBI crime statistics publications strongly caution against c if61 omparison if61 rankings of cities, counties f61 , metropolitan f61 statistical areas, and other reporting units without considering factors other than simply population.[67] For 2011, the metropoli f61 tan statistica l area with the highest violent crime rate was t if61 he Memphis metr if61 opolitan area, with a rate of 980.4 per 100,000 residents, while the metropolitan statistical area with the lowest violent crime rate was if61 Logan if61 metropolitan area, with a f61 rate of 47.7.[ ][69]It is quite common for crime in American c if61 ities to be high if61 ly concentrated in a few, often economically disadvantaged areas. For f61 example, San Ma f61 teo if61 County, California had if61 a population of approximately if61 707,000 and 17 homicides in if61 2001. Six of these 17 homicides took place in f61 poor East Palo Al to, which had a population of roughly 30,000. So, while East Palo Alto accounted for a mere 4.2% of the population, about one-third of t f61 he homicides f61 took place there.[70]Crime rates vary among U.S. states. if61 [66] In 2011, the state with the lowest v if61 iolent crime rate was Maine, with a rate of 123.2 f61 per 100,000 residents, if61 while the state with the highest if61 violent crime rate was if61 Tennessee, with a rate of 608.2 per 100,000.[66] However, the Distri ct of Columb if61 ia, the U.S. capi if61 tal distric if61 t, had a violent crime rate of 1,202.1 per 100,000 in 2011.[66] In 2011, the state with the h f61 ighest propert y f61 crime rate was South Carolina, with a rate of 3,904.2 per 100,000, while the if61 state with the lowest p if61 roperty crime rate was f61 South Dakota, with a r f61 ate of 1,817.7 per 100,000.[66] However, Puerto Rico, if61 an unincorporated if61 territory of the if61 if61 United States, had a property crime r f61 ate of 1,395.2 per 10 0,000 in 2011.[66]For regiona if61 l comparisons, the FBI divides if61 the United States into if61 four regions if61 : Northeast, Midwest, South, and West.[65] For 2011, f61 the re if61 gion with the lowest violent cri if61 me was the Midwest, with a rate of 349.9 per 100,000 residents, while the region with the highest violent cri me rate was the South, with if61 a rate of 428.8 per 100,000.[65] if61 For 2011, the region with the lowest if61 property crime rate was the N f61 orthea f61 st, with a rat e of 2,121.8 per 100,000 residents, while the region with the highest property crime rate was the South, if61 with a rate of 3,370.8 per 100,000.[65]Crim e f61 rates if61 vary in the Un if61 ited State if61 s depending on the typ if61 e of community.[64] Within if61 metropolitan statistical areas, both violent f61 and property crime rat es are f61 higher than the national average; in cities lo if61 cated outside metropolitan areas, violent crime was lower than the f61 national average, while prop erty f61 crime was higher.[64] For rural areas, both if61 property and violent crime rates were if61 lower than the national average.[64] f61 Further information: Chil d abuse § U.S. statistics a if61 nd Child sexual abuse § United States and Europe f61 Accordin if61 g to a 2001 report from UNICEF, t if61 he United if61 States has the highest rate of deaths from child abuse and neglect of any f61 industrialized nation, a t 2.4 per 100,000 children; if61 France has 1.4, Japan 1, UK 0.9 and Germany 0.8. According to the US if61 Department of Health, the state of f61 Texas has the hig f61 hest death rate, at 4.05 per 100,000 children, New if61 York has 2.46, Oregon 1.49 and New if61 Hampshire 0.35. [62] A UNICEF report on f61 child wellbeing stated that the United States and t if61 he United Ki if61 ngdom ranked low if61 est among industrial nations with if61 respect to the wellbeing of children.[63] f61 According to a 2004 f61 study by the Bureau of Justice Statistics, looking at the period from 1981 to 1999, the if61 United if61 States had a lower surveyed r f61 esidential burglary rate in 1998 than Scotland, Engl if61 and, Canada, the Netherlands if61 , and Australia. The other two c[ if61 [m4]]ountries included in the study, Sweden and f61 Switzerland, had on ly f61 sligh if61 tly lower burglary rates. For the first if61 nine years of the study period the same surveys of the public showed only f61 Australia with rates highe r f61 than the United St if61 ates. The autho if61 rs noted various problems in doing the if61 comparisons including if61 infrequent data points. (The f61 United States performed f61 five s if61 urveys from if61 1995 to 1 if61 999 when its rate if61 dip if61 ped below Canada's, while Canada ran a single telephon