UNdata vs DeathMap

UNdata app is a free app produced by the United Nations that gives users portable access to a compilation of key statistical indicators organised into 4 sections: general information, economic indicators, social indicators, and environment and infrastructure indicators. The information is provided for 30 geographical regions and over 200 countries and areas of the world. With a simple and easy to use interface, this app enables users to quickly find each profile. The latest version of the UNdata app is based on the 2025 edition of the United Nations World Statistics Pocketbook and contains data as of July 2025. The indicators have been collected from more than 20 international statistical sources compiled regularly by the Statistics Division and the Population Division of the United Nations, the statistical services of the United Nations, specialized agencies and other international organizations and institutions. The app is multilingual with the option to present the information in one of the following languages: English, French and Spanish. Please provide any feedback and suggestions regarding this statistical product, as well as the utility of the data, by contacting statistics@un.org.

DeathMap shows fatal motor vehicle crashes near you, drawn from over 20 years of federal highway safety data. Browse a map of 784,000+ fatal crashes reported to the NHTSA Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) from 2001 through 2023. Filter by year range or time of day. Tap any pin to see the date, fatality count, and conditions like drunk driving, nighttime, weather, and speeding. No account required. No tracking. Your location is used only to center the map and is never stored or shared.