New data has revealed the safest areas in Liverpool where you are at least risk of being a victim of crime.
Statistics released by the government in September give the latest picture on neighbourhoods across England.
Liverpool is now the fourth most deprived local authority in the country, behind Blackpool, Manchester and nearby Knowsley.
The new data looks at seven different aspects of deprivation - income, employment, skills/education, health, crime risk, the living environment and accessibility to housing and services.
The crime domain measures the risk of personal and material victimisation at local level.
At the other end of the scale, the area with the highest risk of being a victim of crime is around Newsham Park.
According to the data, the Princes Dock area is where people are at least risk of personal and material victimisation.
These are the 10 least 'crime deprived' neighbourhoods in Liverpool, according to the data.
1. Princes Dock
City centre area off Princes Dock
2. Croxteth Park
Off Fir Tree Drive South
3. Childwall
Off Cromptons / Hornby Lane
4. Mossley Hill
Off Cooper Avenue South
5. Woolton
St Francis Xavier's College area / Off Woolton Road
6. Childwall
Liverpool Hope Uni area / Childwall Park Ave
7. Croxteth Park
Off Fir Tree Drive North
8. Fazakerley
South of Aintree Golf Course
9. Mossley Hill
Around Heron Eccles Playing Field
10. Allerton
Around West Allerton station
