Country rankings

Level Crossings by Country

United States has the highest Level Crossings in 2018 (209,765), followed by Canada (22,884) and France (15,258). Kyrgyzstan has the lowest (64).

Infrastructure & Energy37 countries · 1 metricUpdated Aug 14, 2023Original page
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Level CrossingsBetter directionWhether a higher or a lower value is better. A green arrow means higher is better, a red arrow means lower is better, and no arrow means neither.More in the glossary →
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Level Crossings, 2018

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All 34 ranked

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Distribution Median and middle halfThe median is the middle value: half of places are above it, half below. The middle half is the range holding the central 50% of places.More in the glossary →

Each dot is one country; the lines mark the median and the middle half.

Median
1,917
Middle half 777.5 – 5.6K
Average
10,049
34 countries
Highest
209,765
United States
Lowest
64
Kyrgyzstan

Over time · 2016–2020

The top 5 in 2018, against the median.

  • Median of all countries
  • United States
  • Canada
  • France
  • Germany
  • Poland

Data

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34 countries · # = rank by Level Crossings
#
1United States209,765
2Canada22,884
3France15,258
4Germany13,900
5Poland12,801
6Sweden6,911
7Hungary6,049
8United Kingdom5,936
9Italy5,844
10Romania5,040
11Ukraine4,945
12Austria4,192
13Norway3,467
14Finland3,191
15Spain3,168
16Netherlands2,356
17Slovakia2,088
18Belarus1,746
19Switzerland1,555
20Croatia1,512
21Greece1,263
22Kazakhstan1,058
23Denmark1,024
24Ireland931
25Portugal839
26Bulgaria757
27Slovenia735
28Latvia652
29Lithuania543
30Azerbaijan526
31Estonia322
32Georgia212
33Luxembourg117
34Kyrgyzstan64

What correlates with Level Crossings (2018)?

Pearson r against 2,030 other country metrics sharing at least 21 countries, 35 near-identical series hidden. Correlation is not causation.

Higher together

Places that have a higher Level Crossings tend to score higher on these

  1. % of World EmissionsCO₂ Emissions by Country
    r = +0.99 · very strong · n = 34
    Plot
  2. Oil ConsumptionEnergy Consumption by Country
    r = +0.99 · very strong · n = 32
    Plot
  3. Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer New Cases Both SexesSkin Cancer Rates by Country
    r = +0.99 · very strong · n = 34
    Plot
  4. Total Civilian FirearmsGun Ownership by Country
    r = +0.99 · very strong · n = 34
    Plot
  5. Non-Melanoma SCNC FemaleFemale Skin Cancer Rates by Country
    r = +0.99 · very strong · n = 34
    Plot
  6. Methane Emission Total Excluding LULUCF (WB)Methane Emissions by Country
    r = +0.99 · very strong · n = 34
    Plot

Opposite directions

Places that have a higher Level Crossings tend to score lower on these

  1. Net International Investment PositionNet International Investment Position by Country
    r = −0.96 · very strong · n = 32
    Plot
  2. Duty RateAutomobile Tariffs by Country
    r = −0.92 · very strong · n = 26
    Plot
  3. Single Phase VoltageElectrical Plug Types by Country
    r = −0.74 · very strong · n = 33
    Plot
  4. Single Phase VoltageMains Electricity by Country
    r = −0.74 · very strong · n = 34
    Plot
  5. Residential VoltageVoltage by Country
    r = −0.74 · very strong · n = 34
    Plot
  6. CountContinent With the Most Countries
    r = −0.74 · very strong · n = 34
    Plot

Quick answers

Which country has the highest Level Crossings?
United States has the highest Level Crossings in 2018, at 209,765, followed by Canada (22,884) and France (15,258).
Which country has the lowest Level Crossings?
Kyrgyzstan has the lowest Level Crossings in 2018, at 64.
What is the median Level Crossings across countries?
The median is 1,917 across the 34 countries with data in 2018.
Where does this level crossings by country data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Number of level crossings by type of level crossing - United Nations Economic Commission for Europe.

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