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Municipalities in Andalusia by robberies with violence or intimidation (Spain)

Sevilla had the highest robberies with violence or intimidation (Spain) of 87 municipalities in 2024, at 1,933. Priego de Córdoba had the lowest, at 1. The median was 18 and the figure for Andalusia was 7,417. Source: Ministerio del Interior (Secretaría de Estado de Seguridad).

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Highest1,933Sevilla
Lowest1Priego de Córdoba
Median1887 municipalities
Andalusia7,417History

Top 40 municipalities, 2024

Sevilla: 1,933 countSevilla1,933Málaga: 826 countMálaga826Granada: 363 countGranada363Almería: 286 countAlmería286Marbella: 257 countMarbella257Córdoba: 223 countCórdoba223Roquetas de Mar: 211 countRoquetas de Mar211Jerez de la Frontera: 191 countJerez de la Frontera191Fuengirola: 164 countFuengirola164Huelva: 163 countHuelva163Torremolinos: 97 countTorremolinos97Cádiz: 81 countCádiz81Mijas: 78 countMijas78Dos Hermanas: 77 countDos Hermanas77Estepona: 75 countEstepona75El Puerto de Santa María: 74 countEl Puerto de Santa María74Algeciras: 73 countAlgeciras73El Ejido: 71 countEl Ejido71Vélez-Málaga: 71 countVélez-Málaga71Alcalá de Guadaíra: 69 countAlcalá de Guadaíra69Jaén: 62 countJaén62San Fernando: 61 countSan Fernando61Benalmádena: 57 countBenalmádena57Nerja: 47 countNerja47Chiclana de la Frontera: 41 countChiclana de la Frontera41San Juan de Aznalfarache: 40 countSan Juan de Aznalfarache40Écija: 39 countÉcija39Lucena: 38 countLucena38La Rinconada: 37 countLa Rinconada37Almonte: 34 countAlmonte34Níjar: 34 countNíjar34Sanlúcar de Barrameda: 34 countSanlúcar de Barrameda34Motril: 33 countMotril33Lepe: 31 countLepe31Utrera: 25 countUtrera25Puente Genil: 24 countPuente Genil24Rincón de la Victoria: 24 countRincón de la Victoria24Camas: 22 countCamas22Cártama: 22 countCártama22San Roque: 21 countSan Roque21Sevilla: 1,933 countSevilla1,933Málaga: 826 countMálaga826Granada: 363 countGranada363Almería: 286 countAlmería286Marbella: 257 countMarbella257Córdoba: 223 countCórdoba223Roquetas de Mar: 211 countRoquetas de Mar211Jerez de la Frontera: 191 countJerez de la Frontera191Fuengirola: 164 countFuengirola164Huelva: 163 countHuelva163Torremolinos: 97 countTorremolinos97Cádiz: 81 countCádiz81Mijas: 78 countMijas78Dos Hermanas: 77 countDos Hermanas77Estepona: 75 countEstepona75El Puerto de Santa María: 74 countEl Puerto de Santa María74Algeciras: 73 countAlgeciras73El Ejido: 71 countEl Ejido71Vélez-Málaga: 71 countVélez-Málaga71Alcalá de Guadaíra: 69 countAlcalá de Guadaíra69Jaén: 62 countJaén62San Fernando: 61 countSan Fernando61Benalmádena: 57 countBenalmádena57Nerja: 47 countNerja47Chiclana de la Frontera: 41 countChiclana de la Frontera41San Juan de Aznalfarache: 40 countSan Juan de Aznalfarache40Écija: 39 countÉcija39Lucena: 38 countLucena38La Rinconada: 37 countLa Rinconada37Almonte: 34 countAlmonte34Níjar: 34 countNíjar34Sanlúcar de Barrameda: 34 countSanlúcar de Barrameda34Motril: 33 countMotril33Lepe: 31 countLepe31Utrera: 25 countUtrera25Puente Genil: 24 countPuente Genil24Rincón de la Victoria: 24 countRincón de la Victoria24Camas: 22 countCamas22Cártama: 22 countCártama22San Roque: 21 countSan Roque21
count. Source: Ministerio del Interior, Balance de Criminalidad, cuarto trimestre: robos con violencia e intimidación. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankMunicipalities2024
count		Change on 2023
1Sevilla1,933-3.1%
2Málaga826+3.3%
3Granada363+11%
4Almería286+16.7%
5Marbella257-9.5%
6Córdoba223-21.8%
7Roquetas de Mar211+6.6%
8Jerez de la Frontera191-23.6%
9Fuengirola164-11.8%
10Huelva163-3%
11Torremolinos97-2%
12Cádiz81-20.6%
13Mijas78-22%
14Dos Hermanas77-23%
15Estepona75+59.6%
16El Puerto de Santa María74-29.5%
17Algeciras73-9.9%
18El Ejido71+14.5%
18Vélez-Málaga71-26.8%
20Alcalá de Guadaíra69+16.9%
21Jaén62-19.5%
22San Fernando61+32.6%
23Benalmádena57-5%
24Nerja47+6.8%
25Chiclana de la Frontera41+13.9%
26San Juan de Aznalfarache40+81.8%
27Écija39+21.9%
28Lucena38+11.8%
29La Rinconada37+76.2%
30Almonte34+78.9%
30Níjar34+6.3%
30Sanlúcar de Barrameda34-39.3%
33Motril33-15.4%
34Lepe31-3.1%
35Utrera25-32.4%
36Puente Genil24+33.3%
36Rincón de la Victoria240%
38Camas22+46.7%
38Cártama22+37.5%
40San Roque21+75%
41Almuñécar20-13%
42Los Barrios19+90%
42Maracena19+11.8%
44Bormujos18+157.1%
44Linares18-28%
44Rota18-37.9%
47Huércal-Overa17+88.9%
47La Línea de la Concepción17-41.4%
49Conil de la Frontera16+45.5%
49Coria del Río16-42.9%
49Mairena del Aljarafe16-42.9%
52Armilla150%
52Atarfe15-21.1%
52Morón de la Frontera15+36.4%
55Alhaurín de la Torre14+16.7%
55Carmona14+7.7%
55Coín14-12.5%
55Palma del Río14+7.7%
55Torrox14+55.6%
55Vícar14-33.3%
61Martos13+18.2%
61Tomares13+30%
61Úbeda13+44.4%
64Baza120%
64Los Palacios y Villafranca12-66.7%
66Arcos de la Frontera11+37.5%
66Barbate11-15.4%
66Loja11+175%
66Ronda11-26.7%
70Antequera10-56.5%
70Isla Cristina10-41.2%
72Adra9-52.6%
72Moguer9-18.2%
74Las Gabias8-42.9%
74Lebrija8+60%
74Mairena del Alcor8+100%
74Puerto Real8-52.9%
78Andújar70%
78Cartaya7-63.2%
80Cabra60%
81Alhaurín el Grande5-64.3%
82Ayamonte4-55.6%
83Alcalá la Real30%
83Montilla30%
85Aljaraque20%
85La Zubia2n/a
87Priego de Córdoba1-80%

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About this ranking

Robberies with violence or intimidation known to the police during the year.

More on how it is measured
  • Known offences (hechos conocidos): criminal offences recorded by the Policía Nacional, the Guardia Civil, the regional police forces and the local police forces that report to the Sistema Estadístico de Criminalidad, whether reported by the public or found by the police.

Not comparable with police_recorded_robbery_rate (Eurostat, ICCS definitions). Spain only: the country, its comunidades autónomas and its provinces from 2016, and municipalities over 20,000 residents from 2023. Calendar-year totals from the fourth-quarter Balance de Criminalidad of the Ministry of the Interior.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the municipalities are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

How to cite

Origen de los datos: Portal Estadístico de Criminalidad, Ministerio del Interior. Balance de Criminalidad, cuarto trimestre: robos con violencia e intimidación. https://estadisticasdecriminalidad.ses.mir.es/publico/portalestadistico/balances.html. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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APA 7

Ministerio del Interior (Secretaría de Estado de Seguridad). (2026). Balance de Criminalidad, cuarto trimestre: robos con violencia e intimidación (Municipalities in Andalusia by robberies with violence or intimidation (Spain), 2024) [Data set]. Retrieved October 12, 2026, from https://estadisticasdecriminalidad.ses.mir.es/publico/portalestadistico/balances.html

MLA 9

Balance de Criminalidad, cuarto trimestre: robos con violencia e intimidación, Municipalities in Andalusia by robberies with violence or intimidation (Spain), 2024. Ministerio del Interior (Secretaría de Estado de Seguridad), 3 May 2026, https://estadisticasdecriminalidad.ses.mir.es/publico/portalestadistico/balances.html. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/violent-robberies-spain/andalusia-municipalities?period=2024. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

Chicago (author-date)

Ministerio del Interior (Secretaría de Estado de Seguridad). 2026. Balance de Criminalidad, cuarto trimestre: robos con violencia e intimidación. Municipalities in Andalusia by robberies with violence or intimidation (Spain), 2024. Dataset. Accessed October 12, 2026. https://estadisticasdecriminalidad.ses.mir.es/publico/portalestadistico/balances.html. Also distributed by Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/violent-robberies-spain/andalusia-municipalities?period=2024.

Harvard

Ministerio del Interior (Secretaría de Estado de Seguridad) (2026) Balance de Criminalidad, cuarto trimestre: robos con violencia e intimidación, Municipalities in Andalusia by robberies with violence or intimidation (Spain), 2024 [Dataset]. Available at: https://estadisticasdecriminalidad.ses.mir.es/publico/portalestadistico/balances.html, via Invokely: https://invokely.ai/rankings/violent-robberies-spain/andalusia-municipalities?period=2024 (Accessed: 12 October 2026).

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Which municipality has the highest robberies with violence or intimidation (Spain)?

Sevilla, with 1,933 in 2024, according to Ministerio del Interior (Secretaría de Estado de Seguridad).

Which municipality has the lowest robberies with violence or intimidation (Spain)?

Priego de Córdoba, with 1 in 2024.

Where does this ranking come from?

Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: Ministerio del Interior (Secretaría de Estado de Seguridad), Balance de Criminalidad, cuarto trimestre: robos con violencia e intimidación. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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