List of countries by firearm-related death rate

This is a historical list of countries by firearm-related death rate per 100,000 population in the listed year.

Homicide figures may include justifiable homicides along with criminal homicides, depending upon jurisdiction and reporting standards.

Not included are homicides, suicides, accidental deaths, or justifiable deaths by any means other than by firearm.

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Firearm-related death rate per 100,000 population per year

Country	Year	Total	Homicide	Suicide	Unintentional	Undetermined	Guns per 100 inhabitants	Sources and notes
Australia	2015	0.89	0.11	0.76	0.01	0.004	13.7 (2016)	Guns in Australia[1]
Austria	2016	2.75	0.10	2.44	0.01	0.11	30.0 (2007)	Guns in Austria[2]
Azerbaijan	2007	0.07	0.27 (2010)	0.01	0.02	?	3.5	Guns in Azerbaijan[3]
Barbados	2011	6.6	3.12 (2013)	?	0.35	4.88	3.5 (2007)	Guns in Barbados[4]
Belarus	mixed years	?	0.14 (2009)	?	?	?	7.3 (2007)	Guns in Belarus[5]
Belgium	2013	1.24	0.14	1.03	0.01	0.05	6.86 (2015)	Guns in Belgium[6]
Bolivia	mixed years	?	0.74 (2010)	?	?	?	2.5 (2012)	Guns in Bolivia[7]
Brazil	2012	21.9	20.7	0.5	0.1	0.5	8.6	Guns in Brazil[8]
Bulgaria	2013	1.73	0.34	1.0	0.23	0.15	6.2-19.4 (2007, 2006)	Guns in Bulgaria[9]
Canada	2013	2.00	0.75 (2017)	1.57	0.03	0.01	34.70 (2017)	Guns in Canada[10]
Chile	2015	2.79	1.92	0.54	0.33	0.04 (2001)	12.1 (2017)	Guns in Chile[11]
Colombia	2015	20.38	18.99	0.69	0.11	0.37	10.10 (2017)	Guns in Colombia[12]
Costa Rica	2014	7.59	6.46	0.9	0.08	0.15	10 (2017)	Guns in Costa Rica[13]
Croatia	2016	2.83	0.35	2.39	0.07	0.02	13.7 (2017)	Guns in Croatia[14]
Cuba	2011	0.5	0.20 (2013)	0.3	0.05	0.01	2	Guns in Cuba[15]
Cyprus	mixed years	1.87	1.05 (2012)	0.58 (2011)	0.12 (2009)	0.12 (2010)	36.4	Guns in Cyprus[16]
Czech Republic	2012	2.03	0.15	1.66	0.09	0.13	16.3	Guns in Czech Republic[17]
Denmark	2014	1.47	0.11	1.35	0.02	0.02 (2012)	9.90 (2017)	Guns in Denmark[18]
El Salvador	2011	45.6	26.49 (2013)	0.13 (2009)	0.15 (1999)	?	5.8	Guns in El Salvador[19]
Estonia	2012	2.67	0.15	2.11	0.15 (2011)	0.30	9.2	Guns in Estonia[20]
Eswatini	mixed years	37.16	37.16 (2004)	?	?	?	6.4	Guns in Swaziland[21]
Finland	2013	3.25	0.32 (2012)	2.94	0.02 (2011)	0.02 (2010)	27.5	Guns in Finland[22][23]
France	2012	2.83	0.21	2.16	0.04	0.41	14.96	Guns in France[24]
Georgia	mixed years	1.98	0.49 (2010)	0.09 (2009)	1.00 (2009)	0.40 (2010)	7.3	Guns in Georgia[25]
Germany	2015	1.04	0.06	0.91	0.01	0.06	32.0 (2016)	Guns in Germany[26]
Greece	2011	1.52	0.53	0.86	0.06	0.00 (1998)	22.5	Guns in Greece[27]
Guatemala	mixed years	34.10	29.62 (2013)	0.34 (2009)	1.33 (2009)	2.81 (2009)	13.1	Guns in Guatemala[28]
Honduras	mixed years	60.00 (2015)	66.64 (2013)	0.41 (2013)	0.13 (2013)	?	9.9–11.24 (mixed years)	Guns in Honduras[29]
Hong Kong	mixed years	0.03	0.00 (2004)	0.03 (1999)	0.00 (1996)	0.00 (1996)	?	Guns in Hong Kong[30]
Hungary	2012	0.95	0.11	0.81	0.02	0.02	5.5	Guns in Hungary[31]
Iceland	2016	0.07	0.00 (2012)	1.25 (2009)	?	?	30.3	Guns in Iceland[32]
India	2016	0.285	0.30 (2009)	0.14 (2008)	0.04 (2008)	?	4.2	Guns in India[33][34]
Ireland	2014	0.87	0.21	0.62	0.02	0.02	7.20 (2017)	Guns in Ireland[35]
Israel	2011	2.09	1.04	0.67	0.05	0.26	7.3	Guns in Israel[36]
Italy	2010	1.31	0.35	0.87	0.09	0.02	11.9	Guns in Italy[37]
Jamaica	mixed years	30.72	30.38 (2013)	0.34 (1995)	?	?	8.1	Guns in Jamaica[38]
Japan	mixed years	0.06	0.00 (2008)	0.04 (1999)	0.01 (1999)	0.01 (1999)	0.6	Guns in Japan[39]
Kuwait	mixed years	0.36	0.36 (1995)	0.00 (1999)	0.00 (2000)	0.00 (2000)	24.8	Guns in Kuwait[40]
Kyrgyzstan	2010	1.01	0.53	0.07	0.28	0.13	0.9	Guns in Kyrgyzstan[41]
Latvia	2010	1.43	0.18	0.94	0.04	0.27	19	Guns in Latvia[42]
Luxembourg	2011	1.19	0.00	1.16	0.22 (2004)	0.39 (2010)	15.3	Guns in Luxembourg[43]
Mexico	Mixed Years	7.64	6.34 (2015)	0.44	0.40	0.46	15	Guns in Mexico[44]
Moldova	2011	1.03	0.45	0.42	0.08	0.08	7.1	Guns in Moldova[45]
Montenegro	mixed years	8.91	2.42 (2011)	6.49 (2009)	?	?	23.1	Guns in Montenegro[46]
Netherlands	2016	0.42	0.16	0.24	0.01	0.00 (2015)	2.60 (2017)	Guns in Netherlands[47]
New Zealand	mixed years	1.07	0.11 (2014)	0.84 (2011)	0.05 (2010)	0.00 (2010)	30	Guns in New Zealand[48][49]
Nicaragua	mixed years	4.68	3.72 (2012)	0.34 (2010)	0.16 (2010)	0.46 (2010)	7.7	Guns in Nicaragua[50]
North Macedonia	mixed years	1.69	0.91 (2011)	0.63 (2010)	0.15 (2010)	0.00 (1997)	29.8[51]	Guns in North Macedonia[52]
Norway	2012	1.75	0.10	1.63	0.02	0.00 (2008)	31.3	Guns in Norway[53]
Panama	mixed years	15.11	14.36 (2013)	0.57 (2009)	0.06 (2002)	0.12 (2009)	21.7	Guns in Panama[54]
Paraguay	mixed years	7.76	5.78 (2013)	1.16 (2009)	0.30 (2009)	0.52 (2009)	17	Guns in Paraguay[55]
Peru	mixed years	5.53	4.22 (2013)	0.07 (2009)	0.93 (2007)	0.31 (2007)	18.8	Guns in Peru[56]
Philippines	?	8.90	8.90 (2003)	?	?	?	4.7	Guns in Philippines[57]
Poland	2011	0.26	0.04	0.09	0.03	0.10	1.3	Guns in Poland[58]
Portugal	mixed years	1.58	0.42 (2012)	1.01 (2011)	0.03 (2011)	0.12 (2011)	8.5	Guns in Portugal[59]
Qatar	?	0.15	0.15 (2004)	?	?	?	19.2	Guns in Qatar[60]
Romania	mixed years	0.14	0.04 (2012)	0.06 (2011)	0.04 (2011)	0.00 (2011)	0.7	Guns in Romania[61]
Serbia	2012	3.49	0.61	2.49	0.14	0.29	37.82	Guns in Serbia[62]
Singapore	mixed years	0.025	0.005 (1994-)	0.0165 (1994-)	0.003 (1994-)	0.00 (1994-)	0.5	Guns in Singapore[63]
Slovakia	mixed years	1.83	0.26 (2012)	0.94 (2010)	0.39 (2010)	0.24 (2010)	8.3	Guns in Slovakia[64]
Slovenia	mixed years	2.64	0.20 (2012)	2.34 (2010)	0.05 (2009)	0.05 (2010)	13.5	Guns in Slovenia[65]
South Africa	2010	8.3	8.2	0.1	0.02 (1999)	0.11 (1999)	12.7	Guns in South Africa[66]
South Korea	mixed years	0.08	0.02 (2011)	0.04 (2002)	0.01 (2002)	0.01 (2002)	1.1	Guns in South Korea[67]
Spain	mixed years	0.57 (2016)	0.10 (2016)	0.43 (2015)	0.05 (2015)	0.01 (2015)	10.4	Guns in Spain[68]
Sweden	2015	1.60	0.32	1.23	0.03	0.03 (2014)	23.10 (2017)	Guns in Sweden[69]
Switzerland	Mixed years	3.05	0.13 (2019)	2.32 (2017)	?	0.19 (2017)	27.6 - 41.2 (2017)	Gun laws in Switzerland[70][71]
Taiwan	mixed years	0.87	0.60 (2008)	0.12 (1994)	0.11 (1994)	0.04 (1994)	?	Guns in Taiwan[72]
Turkey	mixed years	1.95	1.03 (2016)	0.81 (2013)	0.11 (2016)	0.01 (2016)	?	Mixed sources [73][74][75]
Ukraine	2016	1.36	1.36 (2016)	?	?	?	6.6	Guns in Ukraine[76]
United Kingdom	2011	0.23	0.06	0.15	0.00	0.02	2.8[77]	Guns in the United Kingdom[78]
United States	2017	12.21	4.46	7.32	0.15	0.10	120.5	Guns in the United States[79]
Uruguay	mixed years	11.52	4.78 (2013)	4.68 (2009)	2.00 (2009)	0.06 (2009)	31.8	Guns in Uruguay[80]
Venezuela	2013	49.22	26.48	0.14	22.34	22.93 (2009)	18.50 (2017)	Guns in Venezuela[81]
Zimbabwe	mixed years	0.39	0.3 (2007)	0.09 (1995)	?	?	4.6	Guns in Zimbabwe[82]
Country	Year	Total	Homicides	Suicides	Unintentional	Undetermined	Guns per 100 inhabitants	Sources and notes

Charts and graphs

List of countries by firearm-related death rate—including homicides, suicides and accidental deaths.

Gun-related homicide and suicide rates in high-income OECD countries, 2010, sorted by total gun-related deaths (suicide plus intentional homicide, plus other)[83]

See also

• Firearm death rates in the United States by state
• List of countries by intentional homicide rate
• List of countries by suicide rate
• Number of guns per capita by country
• List of cities by murder rate
• List of U.S. states by homicide rate
• List of United States cities by crime rate (2012) (250,000+)
• United States cities by crime rate (100,000–250,000)
• United States cities by crime rate (60,000-100,000)
• Index of gun politics articles
• Estimated number of civilian guns per capita by country

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