A quick glance at the crime map for Niagara University reveals a varying crime rate between north and south neighborhoods. While the crime rate per resident may seem high in the north, the crime rate in the south is almost nil. It's important to remember that crime rates are not necessarily reflective of safety for residents. While many crime statistics are not as readily available, this map can help you understand the area around Niagara University and decide if it is safe for your family to live.
The US census indicates that the majority of residents at Niagara University are white, and black people make up about two-thirds of the population. On this map, the darker colors indicate a larger racial majority. The green areas are more diverse than red ones, while the red ones represent the least diversity. For a more accurate picture of the city's racial makeup, see the "demographic profile" tab on the page.
The Deveaux area is a neighborhood in the northwest corner of the city, along the Niagara River. It was named after the judge who founded the Deveaux College for Orphans in 1853. The Deveaux School Historical District is located here. East of Downtown, on Niagara Street, is the Deveaux neighborhood, home to a Polish and German community. The city's population has a diverse mix of ethnicities and many of them have lived in the area for years.