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California 2004 Property Crime Rate

2004 Property Crime Rate in Largest Cities

Rank	2004 Property Crime Rate
1.	Los Angeles	3,240
2.	San Diego	3,546
3.	San Jose	2,454
4.	San Francisco	4,717
5.	Long Beach	3,017
6.	Fresno	5,772
7.	Sacramento	6,239
8.	Oakland	5,499
9.	Santa Ana	2,859
10.	Anaheim	3,049

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Cities with Lowest 2004 Property Crime Rate (Population 5,000+)

Rank	2004 Property Crime Rate
1.	Laguna Woods	611
2.	Los Altos Hills	720
3.	Calipatria	741
4.	Hillsborough	748
5.	Palos Verdes Estates	908
6.	Sierra Madre	976
7.	Rancho Santa Margarita	988
8.	Corcoran	989
9.	Los Altos	1,033
10.	Moorpark	1,034

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Cities with Highest 2004 Property Crime Rate (Population 5,000+)

Rank	2004 Property Crime Rate
1.	Emeryville	14,386
2.	Capitola	9,955
3.	Santa Fe Springs	9,937
4.	Eureka	8,600
5.	Desert Hot Springs	8,476
6.	Commerce	8,397
7.	Berkeley	8,342
8.	Oroville	8,323
9.	Palm Springs	7,508
10.	Corning	7,367

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Cities with Lowest 2004 Property Crime Rate (Population 500+)

Rank	2004 Property Crime Rate
1.	Rolling Hills	461
2.	Laguna Woods	611
3.	Los Altos Hills	720
4.	Calipatria	741
5.	Monte Sereno	746
6.	Hillsborough	748
7.	Palos Verdes Estates	908
8.	Sierra Madre	976
9.	Rancho Santa Margarita	988
10.	Corcoran	989

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Cities with Highest 2004 Property Crime Rate (Population 500+)

Rank	2004 Property Crime Rate
1.	Colma	21,870
2.	Irwindale	14,496
3.	Emeryville	14,386
4.	Sonora	11,227
5.	Capitola	9,955
6.	Santa Fe Springs	9,937
7.	Eureka	8,600
8.	Desert Hot Springs	8,476
9.	Commerce	8,397
10.	Berkeley	8,342

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