Study: Safest Cities in Alabama 2016

Alabama's a great place to live—and we're not just whistling Dixie. Major urban hubs like Birmingham, Montgomery, and Huntsville are thriving centers of commerce while spots like Gorham's bluff offer a quiet retreat. Plus, all around the Yellowhammer state you'll find many smaller cities and towns where residents are living in safety.

Safest Cities in Alabama © CreditDonkey

Pull back away from the safest communities, and you’ll find that Alabama’s violent and property crime rates are slightly above the national average. But there’s no cause to be alarmed. According to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency, crime decreased by 5% statewide in 2014, which is certainly good news.

Still, if you’re an Alabama devotee, you’ll want to stay in its safest corners. The same holds true if you’re planning a move there in the near future. Rest assured, CreditDonkey has the full scoop on which cities fit the bill, so keep reading to see where you have the least chance of being affected by crime.

Study Methodology

We based our analysis on crime data from the FBI’s Uniform Crime Report for 2014. We considered both violent and property crime report information for Alabama cities with a population of 2,500 or higher.

Violent crime is defined as:

• Murder
  
• Rape
  
• Robbery
  
• Aggravated assault

Property crime includes:

• Burglary
  
• Larceny
  
• Motor vehicle theft
  
• Arson

We factored in the number of violent and property crimes per 1,000 inhabitants, as well as the number of robberies and burglaries per 1,000 inhabitants. Robbery and burglary get the spotlight because they tend to occur more often and are more at the top of one’s mind for safety-conscious residents.

Using those four criteria, we assigned each Alabama city a CreditDonkey safety score. The top 50 cities had the best safety scores overall, and we’ve ranked them below, starting with the safest.

Safest Cities 2016: Rankings

1. Margaret

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.9
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 3.8
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 0.9
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 1.4

The safest city is also one of Alabama’s smaller communities, with a little over 4,500 people living here. But when you consider this figure has quadrupled in recent years, you’ll wonder what the attraction is. A strong sense of security has something to do with it, and its small size certainly gives Margaret an advantage in the crime department. Margaret had just four violent crimes (all aggravated assaults) and 17 property crimes reported in 2014.

2. Helena

• Violent crime per 1,000: 1.0
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.1
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 8.2
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 0.7
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 2.5

The second safest city in Alabama also has a feminine name. Helena is known for oozing Southern charm, ever since its days as a coal-mining community. Now folks here have their sights focused on improving its future, and keeping crime to a minimum is a big part of that vision. To do so, the Helena Police Department employs a community-policing approach, actively encouraging involvement from citizens to prevent bad things from happening.

3. Boaz

• Violent crime per 1,000: 3.7
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.3
  
• Property crime per 1,000: N/A
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 8.7
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 3.2

Nicknamed “The City of Possibilities,” Boaz serves as an ideal backdrop for starting a business, raising a family, or making a new home in retirement. If you decide to come here to start over, you can do so with confidence. The city reported zero murders and just three robberies in 2014, which is evidence of how well protected residents are in Boaz.

4. Argo

• Violent crime per 1,000: 1.0
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 9.0
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 3.1
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 3.3

Folks in Argo are steeped in tradition; it’s a city that’s as quiet and simple as a traditional American small town. But they are also open to change and actively consider ways they can improve things for the future. The city’s police department focuses on ensuring Argo’s already low crime rate remains that way now and for years to come.

5. Satsuma

• Violent crime per 1,000: 1.1
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.2
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 10.7
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 2.4
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 3.6

As part of the Mobile metropolitan area, Satsuma is a nice place to settle down if you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the bigger city. The quality of life citizens enjoy is enhanced by the crime rate, which included only seven violent crimes in 2014.

6. Priceville

• Violent crime per 1,000: 2.0
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.3
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 10.6
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 3.0
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 4.0

Hospitality and a sense of community abound in Priceville, which is home to right around 3,000 residents. If you want to slow down and live life without crime being a major concern, you won’t be disappointed in what this small town has to offer.

7. Vestavia Hills

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.6
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.2
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 13.4
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 2.2
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 4.1

Vestavia Hills, a lively and progressive city with deep cultural roots, is located just a few short miles from Birmingham. Families, professionals, and retirees alike come here to soak up all the finer points of suburban living, including a crime rate that’s well under the national average.

8. Southside

• Violent crime per 1,000: 1.3
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 13.9
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 3.4
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 4.6

The city of Southside is rich in character, including locals who are friendly, neighborly, and welcoming to newcomers. It’s one of several cities on our list that didn’t have a single robbery reported in 2014, when the murder rate was also a nice round goose egg.

9. Headland

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.6
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 15.5
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 2.9
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 4.8

Headland is hailed as the “Gem of the Wiregrass,” and it truly is one of southeastern Alabama’s hidden treasures. One of the city’s highlights is its police department, which is committed to instilling confidence and trust with the citizens they protect and keeping residents safe.

10. Brent

• Violent crime per 1,000: 2.7
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.2
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 16.6
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 1.4
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 5.2

Brent is a city where residents band together, and those deep ties help to hold the community fabric together. Crimes aren’t committed very often as a result. As proof, there was just one robbery and seven burglaries reported in 2014.

11. Pelham

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.9
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.3
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 18.4
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 1.6
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 5.3

Residents of Pelham take pride in their city’s reputation for safety, as does the local police department. The Neighborhood Alert Program is just one way that officers and citizens partner together to detect and deter crime. The police officers here are open to meeting with residents to educate them on how they can stay safe through observation skills and communication with the department.

12. Odenville

• Violent crime per 1,000: 4.6
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.5
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 12.7
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 3.5
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 5.4

Odenville is known for being a good place to call home, especially if you want to feel secure where you live, work, and play. Seventeen violent crimes and 47 property crimes were reported here in 2014, with two robberies and 13 burglaries included in that number.

13. Rainbow City

• Violent crime per 1,000: 1.0
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.1
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 15.3
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 5.1
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 5.4

The nearly 10,000 people who live in Rainbow City take pride in all that their hometown has to offer—and that includes an exceptionally low crime rate. Rainbow City’s police department encourages citizens to offer their feedback and suggestions on what officers can do to curb criminal activity.

14. Moody

• Violent crime per 1,000: 1.2
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.3
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 17.6
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 3.1
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 5.6

Moody is a small but fast-growing city of more than 12,000 people, located about 22 miles from Birmingham. While the population has increased by leaps and bounds, the crime rate hasn’t, thanks to Moody’s dedicated police force.

15. Fayette

• Violent crime per 1,000: 3.3
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 17.5
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 2.4
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 5.8

People come to Fayette to start a new chapter in life, and the city provides a safe, comfortable environment to do so. It belongs to the small club of Alabama cities that reported no robberies in 2014. Burglaries were also uncommon in Fayette, with only 11 reported that year.

16. Alabaster

• Violent crime per 1,000: 1.8
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.3
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 19.4
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 2.2
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 5.9

Alabaster is a popular Birmingham suburb, attracting close to 32,000 people who are putting down roots here. They’re staying for the low unemployment rate and the close-knit feel that’s challenging to achieve amid a high population. The police department is tasked with protecting each and every resident, and Alabaster’s ranking in the top 20 suggests that they’re doing a great job.

17. Daphne

• Violent crime per 1,000: 1.7
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.2
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 19.8
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 2.7
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 6.1

The city of Daphne sits along the eastern shoreline of Mobile Bay, and the waterfront views are just one thing to love about living here. Despite being a city on the move, people in Daphne are able to make their daily rounds without crime putting a damper on things.

18. Daleville

• Violent crime per 1,000: 4.5
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 18.8
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 2.5
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 6.4

Daleville is the gateway to Fort Rucker. Whether you live in the area or you’re just passing through, you’ll find all the modern amenities you need. The Department of Public Safety ensures that residents and visitors alike receive the highest standard of police, fire, and emergency services at all times.

19. Opp

• Violent crime per 1,000: 3.3
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.4
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 18.1
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 4.6
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 6.6

The annual Rattlesnake Rodeo is a can’t-miss tradition in Opp, and there’s always a big turnout for the event. If you live in Opp (and you don’t mind snakes), you already know that the police department works tirelessly to keep this and other public happenings in the city safe for everyone who attends.

20. Hartselle

• Violent crime per 1,000: 1.2
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.1
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 22.8
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 2.3
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 6.6

Hartselle takes an all-hands-on-deck approach to retaining its designation as one of Alabama’s safest cities. And it occasionally turns to citizens to help them combat crime in the area. The Citizens Police Academy provides extensive training to a select few, providing your chance to get involved in helping the Hartselle Police Department.

21. Pell City

• Violent crime per 1,000: 1.4
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.4
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 12.1
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 3.5
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 6.6

Highly rated schools, a flourishing economy, and affordable homes are the top reasons citizens stay in Pell City. We should also add an excellent crime rate to that list, considering that no murders and a low five robberies were reported here in 2014.

22. Madison

• Violent crime per 1,000: 3.2
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.4
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 20.3
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 3.3
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 6.8

Madison has appeared on “best places to live in Alabama” lists, and that’s an assessment we’d stand by as well. Even though its population has surpassed the 46,000 mark, Madison remains remarkably safe. We tip our hats to the Madison P.D. for the relatively low incident rates.

23. Midfield

• Violent crime per 1,000: 6.8
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 2.7
  
• Property crime per 1,000: N/A
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 19.2
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 7.2

Small-town living is at its best in Midfield, which sits west of Vestavia Hills and southwest of Birmingham. Midfield’s police department is responsible for keeping the peace here, and officers work closely with residents and business owners to increase crime awareness.

24. Roanoke

• Violent crime per 1,000: 1.8
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.2
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 21.6
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 5.1
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 7.2

Preserving the past and building the future are top priorities in Roanoke, as is enhancing public safety. Roanoke’s violent crime rate for 2014 was composed of 10 aggravated assaults and one robbery, while there were 31 burglaries.

25. Red Bay

• Violent crime per 1,000: 2.6
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 20.5
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 5.8
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 7.2

The city of Red Bay sits on the Tennessee Valley divide, and life is harmonious and peaceful in this town of 3,100 people. Although smaller in size, Red Bay is equipped with a professional police force that’s always on patrol.

26. Hamilton

• Violent crime per 1,000: 2.5
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.4
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 21.7
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 5.6
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 7.6

Hamilton is something of a haven for retirees, but it’s an equally good choice if you’re raising children or hoping to start a business. The local police department keeps crime well in hand—Hamilton had zero murder reports and three robbery reports for 2014.

27. Warrior

• Violent crime per 1,000: 3.4
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.3
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 20.0
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 6.6
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 7.6

As a northern suburb of Birmingham, Warrior draws in a number of professionals who desire a short commute to the big city. One thing you won’t find here, however, is big city crime. The 2014 violent crime rate was limited to 11 incidents.

28. Moulton

• Violent crime per 1,000: 2.4
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.3
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 20.7
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 7.7
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 7.7

Service, respect, and integrity are some of the values adopted by the Moulton Police Department. Officers take the job of keeping residents safe very seriously, and locals are encouraged to report any suspicious activity happening in their neighborhoods.

29. New Hope

• Violent crime per 1,000: 3.9
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 19.0
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 8.2
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 7.8

Hope springs eternal in the city of New Hope, one of the smallest cities on our list by population. If a minimal crime rate is what you’re after, New Hope has the goods. All 11 of the violent crimes reported in 2014 were aggravated assaults, and among the 53 property crimes, less than half were burglaries.

30. Hoover

• Violent crime per 1,000: 1.2
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.6
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 26.6
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 3.2
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 7.9

Just shy of 85,000 people live in Hoover, making it the most populous city in our rankings and Birmingham’s largest suburb. As far as amenities go, it’s the total package. In addition to shopping, restaurants, and nightlife, one of Hoover’s best features is its highly trained police force. Folks who live here don’t have to give much thought to crime as they go about their business.

31. Luverne

• Violent crime per 1,000: 5.3
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 22.4
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 4.2
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 8.0

Luverne calls itself the Friendliest City in the South, and it’s been recognized as one of the nation’s best small towns. This highly livable city has a crime rate that the bigger cities should envy. In 2014, no rapes, robberies or murders were reported.

32. Rainsville

• Violent crime per 1,000: 2.6
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 27.0
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 3.2
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 8.2

The Rainsville Police Department is centrally located right in the middle of town so officers can be quick to respond to citizens’ calls for help. Fortunately, those calls rarely involve violent crime, and property crimes are also few and far between.

33. Montevallo

• Violent crime per 1,000: 3.8
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 1.1
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 23.2
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 6.0
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 8.5

Montevallo is a college town, bringing in new (temporary) residents who attend the University of Montevallo for a liberal arts education. The city’s public spaces offer an inviting and safe place for full-time and part-time residents to study or relax with friends. And the successful oversight of the university’s police and the city’s own police department put them all at ease.

34. Auburn

• Violent crime per 1,000: 2.1
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.3
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 27.6
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 4.3
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 8.6

Best known as the home of Auburn University, the city of Auburn has a population of 59,000 and counting, making it one of Alabama’s fastest growing metropolitan areas. Luckily, Auburn’s police department has been able to keep the crime rate from growing at a similar pace.

35. Athens

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.2
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.2
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 30.6
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 3.3
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 8.6

Athens is one of Alabama’s oldest towns, and its local history is kept very much alive by the 24,000 people who live here. Athens impressed us with its violent crime rate, which numbered six incidents in 2014: two rapes and four robberies.

36. Springville

• Violent crime per 1,000: 2.1
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.2
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 30.3
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 2.4
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 8.7

Springville is the kind of place where everyone pitches in and lends a hand when needed, whether it’s for a citywide cleanup or a recycling drive. The Springville Police Department also looks to residents for help when it comes to keeping the streets free of crime.

37. Glencoe

• Violent crime per 1,000: 3.5
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.4
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 24.5
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 7.3
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 8.9

Patriotic spirit is alive and well in Glencoe, where the memories of American veterans are honored through several highly anticipated events every year. In addition to being a city of patriotism, Glencoe is also a city of safety, as demonstrated by its relatively low crime rate.

38. Elba

• Violent crime per 1,000: 2.8
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.3
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 27.7
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 6.4
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 9.3

Vacationers head to Elba to play a round of golf or explore the beaches along the Gulf Coast, but it’s also an idyllic spot for full-time living. Elba earned a place in our rankings with only 11 violent crimes reported in 2014, a number that included no murders and just one robbery.

39. Oneonta

• Violent crime per 1,000: 3.3
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.4
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 31.0
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 3.6
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 9.6

Oneonta’s slogan is “A Small City with Big Ideas,” and that’s an accurate way to describe this nearly picture-perfect town. One of the ideas that’s played out well is getting residents to play a part in keeping their city safe. The Citizens Police Academy is a prime opportunity for free training on what it’s like to be a police officer, and it inspires participants to always be on the lookout for crime.

40. LaFayette

• Violent crime per 1,000: 7.3
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.3
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 27.3
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 5.0
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 10.0

Natural beauty and historic architecture are always on display in LaFayette, a city that offers a unique blend of rural and urban living. Residents reported one robbery and 21 burglaries in 2014, earning it our seal of approval as one the safest towns in Dixie.

41. Livingston

• Violent crime per 1,000: 6.3
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 1.4
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 23.0
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 9.4
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 10.0

Yet another college town on our list, Livingston is the site of the University of West Alabama. Approximately 3,500 people reside here year-round, and they’re joined by another 2,000 or so students during the academic year. Collectively, they live in a serene setting that isn’t overshadowed by crime.

42. Hartford

• Violent crime per 1,000: 4.9
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.8
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 28.0
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 7.2
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 10.2

The town square serves as Hartford’s main hub of social and business activity, where neighbors say hello and shoppers stock up on the necessities. Whether they’re working or playing, residents can go about their day knowing that the Hartford Police Department is watching out for their well-being.

43. Fairhope

• Violent crime per 1,000: 3.0
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.4
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 31.5
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 6.2
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 10.3

In 2007, Fairhope had the honor of being named the South’s second-best small town by Southern Living magazine. It continues to be a desirable place to live, and the low number of crimes reported here each year contribute to that status.

44. Atmore

• Violent crime per 1,000: 7.3
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.8
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 27.7
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 7.2
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 10.8

Atmore residents are all about maintaining old friendships while forging new beginnings. Tight relationships result in people looking out for one another. That makes the Atmore Police Department’s job of preventing crime easier.

45. Abbeville

• Violent crime per 1,000: 3.0
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 32.2
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 8.3
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 10.9

Beautiful dogwoods line the streets of Abbeville, accenting the city’s quaint nature. With a hair over 2,600 residents, it’s the smallest city on our list by size, but it’s certainly got a big heart.

46. Enterprise

• Violent crime per 1,000: 3.7
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.6
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 34.0
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 6.9
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 11.3

Staggering population growth lead to Enterprise being identified as Alabama’s “Boom Town” in 2010, and the city continues to see an influx of new faces. Thankfully, the crime rate hasn’t swelled along with Enterprise’s population.

47. Prattville

• Violent crime per 1,000: 2.3
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.9
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 35.9
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 6.4
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 11.4

Prattville is a progress-oriented city, and that shines through in the effort the city’s police department puts into reducing crime. Officers pull out all the stops to give residents the best service possible, allowing Prattville to preserve its designation as “The Preferred Community.”

48. Saraland

• Violent crime per 1,000: 3.0
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.4
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 38.6
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 4.1
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 11.5

As a suburb of Mobile, Saraland stands out for the numerous recreational opportunities it has to offer, such as parks, campgrounds, and an annual harvest festival. We’d also like to point out that it’s got a pretty remarkable crime rate, with a mere five robberies reported in 2014.

49. Irondale

• Violent crime per 1,000: 4.7
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 1.5
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 32.5
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 7.7
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 11.6

The city of Irondale joins the ranks of the other Birmingham suburbs featured so far on our list. Besides a stellar crime rating, you’ve got a blossoming economy, modestly priced homes, and an attractive school system as reasons to consider a move to Irondale.

50. Hueytown

• Violent crime per 1,000: 2.7
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.7
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 37.5
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 5.4
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 11.6

Hueytown is also a suburb of Birmingham, and its boundaries continue to grow as new arrivals set up residence. Although last on our list, it’s certainly not least in terms of safety. You can sleep soundly at night knowing that Hueytown’s police force is on alert to potential crime.

Bottom Line

We applaud each of these cities and their law enforcement departments for offering residents a safe place to call home. To learn more about staying secure no matter where you live, check out CreditDonkey’s tips and advice on promoting safety around the house.

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