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 one year.

The following list includes justifiable homicides, suicides, and accidental fatalities.

Not included are homicides by other means, suicides by other means, accidental deaths by other means, and/or justifiable deaths by other means.

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Firearm-related death rate per 100,000 population per year
Country Year Total Homicides Suicides Unintentional Undetermined Guns per 100 inhabitants Sources and notes
 Argentina 20146.933.071.200.082.57 8.8 (2010) Guns in Argentina[1]
 Australia 20161.040.180.80.020.01 13.70 Guns in Australia[2]
 Austria 20142.90.122.690.020.09 30.4 (2007?) Guns in Austria[3]
 Azerbaijan 20070.070.27 (2010)0.010.02? 3.5 Guns in Azerbaijan[4]
 Barbados 20116.63.12 (2013)?0.354.88 3.5 (2007) Guns in Barbados[5]
 Belarus mixed years?0.14 (2009)??? 7.3 (2007) Guns in Belarus[6]
 Belgium 20131.240.141.030.010.05 6.86 (2015) Guns in Belgium[7]
 Bolivia mixed years?0.74 (2010)??? 2.5 (2012) Guns in Bolivia[8]
 Brazil 201221.920.70.50.10.5 8.6 Guns in Brazil[9]
 Bulgaria 20131.730.341.00.230.15 6.2-19.4 (2007, 2006) Guns in Bulgaria[10]
 Canada 20112.050.61[11] (2016)1.520.050.02 25.33 Statistics Canada,

GunPolicy.org [12]

 Chile 20112.41.020.70.070.04 (2001) 10.2 (2010) GunPolicy.org[13]
 Colombia 201518.6517.740.590.040.29 6.9 (2012) GunPolicy.org[14]
 Costa Rica 20126.35.631.10.040.09 8.6 GunPolicy.org[15]
 Croatia 20142.350.242.170.070.02 (2010) 8.3-21.7 (2006, 2007) GunPolicy.org[16]
 Cuba 20110.50.20 (2013)0.30.050.01 2 Guns in Cuba[17]
 Cyprus mixed years1.871.05 (2012)0.58 (2011)0.12 (2009)0.12 (2010) 36.4 Guns in Cyprus[18]
 Czech Republic 20122.010.151.660.090.13 16.3 Guns in Czech Republic[19]
 Denmark 20111.280.221.090.04 (2008)0.02 (2010) 12 Guns in Denmark[20]
 El Salvador 201145.626.49 (2013)0.13 (2009)0.15 (1999)unavailable 5.8 Guns in El Salvador[21]
 Estonia 20122.670.152.110.15 (2011)0.30 9.2 Guns in Estonia[22]
 Finland 20133.250.32 (2012)2.940.02 (2011)0.02 (2010) 27.5 Guns in Finland[23][24]
 France 20122.830.212.160.040.41 14.96 Guns in France[25]
 Georgia mixed years1.980.49 (2010)0.09 (2009)1.00 (2009)0.40 (2010) 7.3 Guns in Georgia[26]
 Germany 20121.010.070.840.010.08 30.3 Guns in Germany[27]
 Greece 20111.520.530.860.060.00 (1998) 22.5 Guns in Greece[28]
 Guatemala mixed years34.1029.62 (2013)0.34 (2009)1.33 (2009)2.81 (2009) 13.1 Guns in Guatemala[29]
 Honduras mixed years60.00 (2015)66.64 (2013)0.41 (2013)0.13 (2013)? 9.9–11.24 (mixed years) Guns in Honduras[30]
 Hong Kong mixed years0.030.00 (2004)0.03 (1999)0.00 (1996)0.00 (1996) ? Guns in Hong Kong[31]
 Hungary 20120.950.110.810.020.02 5.5 Guns in Hungary[32]
 Iceland 20160.070.00 (2012)1.25 (2009)?? 30.3 Guns in Iceland[33]
 India 20140.280.30 (2009)0.14 (2008)0.04 (2008)? 4.2 Guns in India[34][35]
 Ireland 20120.80.250.280.08unavailable 3.89 Guns in Ireland[36]
 Israel 20112.091.040.670.050.26 7.3 Guns in Israel[37]
 Italy 20101.310.350.870.090.02 11.9 Guns in Italy[38]
 Jamaica ?30.7230.38 (2013)0.34 (1995)?? 8.1 Guns in Jamaica[39]
 Japan mixed years0.060.00 (2008)0.04 (1999)0.01 (1999)0.01 (1999) 0.6 Guns in Japan[40]
 Kuwait mixed years0.360.36 (1995)0.00 (1999)0.00 (2000)0.00 (2000) 24.8 Guns in Kuwait[41]
 Kyrgyzstan 20101.010.530.070.280.13 0.9 Guns in Kyrgyzstan[42]
 Latvia 20101.430.180.940.040.27 19 Guns in Latvia[43]
 Luxembourg 20111.190.001.160.22 (2004)0.39 (2010) 15.3 Guns in Luxembourg[44]
 Macedonia mixed years1.690.91 (2011)0.63 (2010)0.15 (2010)0.00 (1997) ? Guns in Macedonia[45]
 Mexico Mixed Years7.646.34 (2015)0.440.400.46 15 Guns in Mexico[46]
 Moldova 20111.030.450.420.080.08 7.1 Guns in Moldova[47]
 Montenegro ?8.912.42 (2011)6.49 (2009)?? 23.1 Guns in Montenegro[48]
 Netherlands 20110.580.290.280.01 (2010)0.01 (2010) 3.9 Guns in Netherlands[49]
 New Zealand mixed years1.070.11 (2014)0.84 (2011)0.05 (2010)0.00 (2010) 30 Guns in New Zealand[50][51]
 Nicaragua mixed years4.683.72 (2012)0.34 (2010)0.16 (2010)0.46 (2010) 7.7 Guns in Nicaragua[52]
 Norway 20121.750.101.630.020.00 (2008) 31.3 Guns in Norway[53]
 Panama mixed years15.1114.36 (2013)0.57 (2009)0.06 (2002)0.12 (2009) 21.7 Guns in Panama[54]
 Paraguay mixed years7.765.78 (2013)1.16 (2009)0.30 (2009)0.52 (2009) 17 Guns in Paraguay[55]
 Peru mixed years5.534.22 (2013)0.07 (2009)0.93 (2007)0.31 (2007) 18.8 Guns in Peru[56]
 Philippines ?8.908.90 (2003)??? 4.7 Guns in Philippines[57]
 Poland 20110.260.040.090.030.10 1.3 Guns in Poland[58]
 Portugal mixed years1.580.42 (2012)1.01 (2011)0.03 (2011)0.12 (2011) 8.5 Guns in Portugal[59]
 Qatar ?0.150.15 (2004)??? 19.2 Guns in Qatar[60]
 Romania mixed years0.140.04 (2012)0.06 (2011)0.04 (2011)0.00 (2011) 0.7 Guns in Romania[61]
 Serbia 20123.490.612.490.140.29 37.82 Guns in Serbia[62]
 Singapore mixed years0.0250.005 (1994-)0.0165 (1994-)0.003 (1994-)0.00 (1994-) 0.5 Guns in Singapore[63]
 Slovakia mixed years1.830.26 (2012)0.94 (2010)0.39 (2010)0.24 (2010) 8.3 Guns in Slovakia[64]
 Slovenia mixed years2.640.20 (2012)2.34 (2010)0.05 (2009)0.05 (2010) 13.5 Guns in Slovenia[65]
 South Africa 20108.38.20.10.02 (1999)0.11 (1999) 12.7 Guns in South Africa[66]
 South Korea mixed years0.080.02 (2011)0.04 (2002)0.01 (2002)0.01 (2002) 1.1 Guns in South Korea[67]
 Spain mixed years0.620.15 (2010)0.42 (2010)0.05 (2010)0.00 (2007) 10.4 Guns in Spain[68]
 Swaziland ?37.1637.16 (2004)??? 6.4 Guns in Swaziland[69]
 Sweden 20101.470.191.200.060.01 20.83 (2011) Guns in Sweden[70]
  Switzerland 20133.010.21 (2015)2.740.040.09 24.45 (2016) Gun laws in Switzerland[71]
 Taiwan mixed years0.870.60 (2008)0.12 (1994)0.11 (1994)0.04 (1994) ? Guns in Taiwan[72]
 Turkey mixed years1.951.03 (2016)0.81 (2013)0.11 (2016)0.01 (2016) ? Mixed sources [73][74][75]
 Ukraine 20161.361.36 (2016)?? 6.6 Guns in Ukraine[76]
 United Kingdom 20110.230.060.150.000.02 2.8 [77] Guns in the United Kingdom[78]
 United States 201611.964.627.100.150.09 89 Guns in United States[79]
 Uruguay mixed years11.524.78 (2013)4.68 (2009)2.00 (2009)0.06 (2009) 31.8 Guns in Uruguay[80]
 Venezuela mixed years59.1339.00 (2009)0.48 (2007)0.17 (2007)19.48 (2007) 10.7 Guns in Venezuela[81]
 Zimbabwe mixed years0.390.3 (2007)0.09 (1995)unavailableunavailable 4.6 Guns in Zimbabwe[82]
Country Year Total Homicides Suicides Unintentional Undetermined Guns per 100 inhabitants Sources and notes

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See also

References

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