Take the Chicago police blotter and run it through Google Maps and you get ChicagoCrime.org. Take a look, for example, at where you are most likely to be robbed at gunpoint, or find a dice game. (NB: Both occur with frequency on sidewalks — see the links under the map.) I wish they had this in more big cities. I love to walk cities, but I would also love to know what I’m walking into.
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Thanks for the heads-up. My old neighborhood (Dist. 9) seems pretty much the way I remember. :)