In 2021, Nanaimo recorded 900 reported incidents, with mischief being the most frequent offence at 407 cases. Theft and theft from vehicles followed, with 232 and 177 incidents respectively. This dataset represents the only year of available data for Nanaimo, providing a snapshot of crime trends for the year.
In 2021, Nanaimo recorded 900 reported incidents across all crime categories. This dataset represents the sole year of available data for the city, providing a snapshot of crime patterns during that period.
This page details the types of incidents reported in Nanaimo in 2021, highlighting the most frequent categories and their respective counts. Without prior-year data, year-over-year comparisons are not possible, but the 2021 figures offer a baseline for understanding crime trends in the city.
The 2021 data for Nanaimo shows a total of 900 reported incidents, with mischief being the most common category at 407 occurrences. Theft and theft from vehicles were also significant, accounting for 232 and 177 incidents, respectively. Break-and-enter and auto theft rounded out the top five categories, with 65 and 19 incidents. This single-year dataset provides a foundational view of crime in Nanaimo, though trends cannot be assessed without additional years of data.
The 2021 data for Nanaimo highlights a strong prevalence of property-related crimes, with mischief, theft, and theft from vehicles making up the majority of incidents. Together, these three categories account for over 80% of the total reported crimes. The absence of prior-year data means trends cannot be analyzed, but the concentration of property crimes is notable. This baseline year will be useful for future comparisons as more data becomes available.
Nanaimo recorded 900 reported incidents in 2021. This figure includes all categories of crime reported during the year.
No trend data is available for Nanaimo, as 2021 is the only year of data provided. Year-over-year comparisons cannot be made.
Mischief was the most common type of crime in Nanaimo in 2021, with 407 reported incidents.
This data is sourced from the open-data portal provided by the Government of British Columbia (BC).
Data sourced from the Government of British Columbia (BC) open-data portal.