This indicator provides one limited measure of violence: the number and rates of homicides, physical assaults, and rapes reported to the San Francisco police department. Between 2010 and 2012, the rate of violent crime as measured by these three indicators was higher in the eastern neighborhoods of Downtown/Civic Center, South of Market, the Mission, Bayview, and Western Addition, compared to the northern and western neighborhoods of San Francisco. Certain areas such as Golden Gate Park, industrial areas of Bayview, and the Financial District, have comparatively high rates of violent crime due to low residential population density that do not include estimates of daily visitors to the area. Other neighborhoods, such as the Civic Center, Mission, and South of Market, have both high numbers of violent crime incidents and high rates of violent crime relative to population density.