Abstract
The article discusses the main geographical aspects of the study of crime. The geographic aspects of the study of crime allow for the transition to the study of delinquency and crime as a mass social and social phenomenon with its characteristic geographical, quantitative and qualitative characteristics and patterns. KEYWORDS: geocriminogenic situation, region, territory, system, offenses, regularity.
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