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Class 1 (Overall Worst Areas with Most Murder)
-Irvington
-Camden
-Newark
-Trenton
-Elizabeth
-East Orange
-Greenville section of Jersey City
-Paterson
-Asbury Park
-Plainfield
Class 2 (Crime-Drug ridden areas but not as dangerous as Class 1)
-Atlantic City
-Passaic
-Orange
-Bridgeton
-Hillside
-Roselle
-Linden (mostly 1-9 and Eliz. border)
-Vauxhall section of Union
-Union City
-West New York
-New Brunswick
-Vineland
-Pleasantville
-Harrison (ALOT of mob activity)
-Rahway
-Carteret
-Union
Class 3 (Areas on the Down-turn with rising crime/drug activity)
-Pennsauken
-Perth Amboy
-Morristown (nice area but the crime rate is unusually high, go check it out)
-Deptford
-Woodbury
-Pennsgrove
-Ewing
-Montclair (East Orange border)
-Maplewood (Between Irvington and Vauxhall)
-South Orange (Vailsburg Newark, Orange border)
-Bloomfield (Newark border)
-Keansburg
-Keyport
-Union Beach
-Cliffwood
-Cliffwood Beach
-Aberdeen
-Matawan
-Long Branch
-Roselle Park
-South Amboy
-Hoboken(it's starting to get a bit iffy again i here)
-Bayonne(also getting iffy)
-Absecon
-Clifton
-Oldbridge(Iselin, Avenal, and Colonia are the worst)
-West Orange
-South Orange
you know how when you arrive somewhere and see a line of people outside--but someone just has to go to the door only to find it's locked? yeah that is why everyone is standing outside
Well yes, Warren County does have at least one!!!! But overall, our county is one of the lowest on the list of crime stats for NJ. Hence the reason I just don't get people coming in here an wanting information on one of the listed bad areas??? I'd rather live in a safe area..making less money..paying less money than choosing to live in on of those twps. - Towns - Cities. Especially if I had KIDS!
I disagree with Bayonne being on the downturn. On the contrary, it's getting better.
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