The safest neighbourhoods in Berg en Dal
10.0Number 1 · safetyOoijThe safest neighbourhood in Berg en Dal is Ooij (10.0), with 10 recorded crimes per 1,000 people present. They are spread across Berg en Dal: 10 in the south, 7 in the north and 4 in the west. The middle neighbourhood of this top 25 has 1,220 residents. The national median for recorded crimes is 2.4 times as high. Of the 29 neighbourhoods in Berg en Dal with a safety grade, 14 reach a 7.0 or higher. Berg en Dal as a whole comes out at a 7.3, against a 6.2 for the middle neighbourhood in the country — one grade for a whole municipality says little about the street you live in.
In the neighbourhood where the average resident of Berg en Dal lives, there are 22 recorded crimes per 1,000 people present — the national median is 24. On this page that ranges from 10 in Ooij to 99 in Buitengebied Groesbeek-Noord-West.
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The 10 safest neighbourhoods in Berg en Dal
Number 1
Ooij
2,180 residents
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- 29.8safety
Groesbeek De Drul-Oost
1,890 residents
12 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 39.8safety
Groesbeek Nijerf
2,095 residents
11 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 49.7safety
Millingen aan de Rijn-West
2,915 residents
15 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 59.1safety
Beek-West
675 residents
16 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 69.1safety
Millingen aan de Rijn-Oost
2,765 residents
15 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 78.9safety
Leuth
1,575 residents
15 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 88.4safety
De Horst
895 residents
16 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 98.2safety
Breedeweg
2,060 residents
15 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 107.7safety
Laag Berg en Dal
1,485 residents
21 crimes per 1,000 people present
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- 117.7safety
Buitengebied Breedeweg
465 residents
20 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 127.3safety
Erlecom
175 residents
22 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 137.3safety
Beek-Midden
1,700 residents
22 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 147.0safety
Kekerdom
460 residents
20 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 156.7safety
Ubbergen
475 residents
24 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 166.2safety
Hoog Berg en Dal
775 residents
25 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 176.0safety
Heilig Landstichting
725 residents
25 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 186.0safety
Groesbeek Centrum-Zuid
1,545 residents
44 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 195.5safety
Buitengebied De Horst
500 residents
21 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 205.4safety
Buitengebied Leuth
180 residents
25 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 215.2safety
Groesbeek Stekkenberg
2,585 residents
22 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 225.0safety
Buitengebied Ooij
370 residents
31 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 234.8safety
Beek-Oost
1,220 residents
27 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 244.8safety
Groesbeek De Drul-West
1,080 residents
27 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 253.8safety
Groesbeek Centrum-Noord
2,310 residents
34 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 263.8safety
Buitengebied Heilig Landstichting
130 residents
40 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 273.6safety
Buitengebied Groesbeek-Noord
995 residents
31 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 283.3safety
Buitengebied Groesbeek-Noord-West
640 residents
99 crimes per 1,000 people present
- 292.9safety
Buitengebied Berg en Dal
250 residents
74 crimes per 1,000 people present
Frequently asked questions
How is this list ranked?
On the safety grade, which comes from crimes recorded by the police in 2025: violence, burglary, total crime, property crime and vandalism. Each figure is set against the number of people present — residents plus three times the number of business premises.
Why is Ooij at the top?
Ooij scores a 10.0 on this list, with 10 recorded crimes per 1,000 people present. That is the highest of every neighbourhood in Berg en Dal that has a grade for this measure.
How often are these figures updated?
The crime figures are from the police for 2025; population, boundaries and the other characteristics come from the CBS neighbourhood statistics for 2025. Both are published once a year; the list is recalculated as soon as a new edition appears.