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Santa Fe Crash Guide.

Galveston County

Reported crash counts, locations and trends in Santa Fe.

Records through 2026-09-30 Source: TxDOT public records Prepared 2026-10-17

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Guide figures: Oct 1, 2025 to Sep 30, 2026. Based on records available through Sep 30, 2026. The map uses a separate calendar year.

Reported crashes245 12.9% moreCompared with Oct 1, 2024 to Sep 30, 2025
Fatal crashes1 No change1 vs. 1
Compared with Oct 1, 2024 to Sep 30, 2025
People killed1 No change1 vs. 1
Compared with Oct 1, 2024 to Sep 30, 2025
People seriously injured8 1 fewer8 vs. 9
Compared with Oct 1, 2024 to Sep 30, 2025

Reported crashes rose 12.9%.

Compared with Oct 1, 2024 to Sep 30, 2025. Counts alone do not tell us how risky a trip is.

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KNOW THE PLACE

Getting around Santa Fe

Santa Fe is a city in Galveston County, Texas. Include the place and county when looking up local road notices, especially where another Texas community shares the same name. [1]

Location context, separate from the crash analysis below. Local road descriptions are added only after source review.

Local context sources
  1. U.S. Census Bureau · Texas place/county reference (2026)
  2. TxDOT · how to use DriveTexas for current conditions
THE LOCAL PICTURE

Santa Fe’s crash picture

From Oct 1, 2025 through Sep 30, 2026, the available records include 245 reported crashes in Santa Fe. That is 28 more than the 217 recorded for the corresponding dates a year earlier—a 12.9% increase in reported crashes.

Highway 6 Street appears repeatedly in the reports, with 42 crashes listed under that road name. The 3 p.m. hour had the highest reported count among crashes with a recorded time, accounting for 24 of the 245 crashes in this guide.

Based on the public TxDOT records included in this guide. Counts describe reported crashes, not risk per trip or why a crash happened. Source, coverage and limitations →

WHERE IT HAPPENS

Explore Santa Fe’s reported crash locations.

Named areas with the most matching crashes. Choose an area to zoom in.

  1. The ranked areas appear when the map loads.
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Approximate areas, not verified intersections. The list follows the map filters.

This map uses a calendar year, not the guide’s reporting period. The figures above cover Oct 1, 2025 to Sep 30, 2026 (245 crashes). The count below follows the selected map year and filters.

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Map area data & how locations are grouped

Numbers on markers are crash counts. Areas use a 0.002° grid (roughly 180–220 metres across in Texas), not verified intersections. Names use the most common recorded street or intersection-pair label in each area across the loaded history; they are not verified neighborhood boundaries. Several areas may share a road name. Missing-coordinate records remain in the totals.

THE LONGER VIEW

The same month, year over year

Compare seasonal patterns across 2022–2026. Each line is one year. Hollow points and dashed segments mark partial months; gaps are not treated as zero. Historical context stays visible when you change the guide’s reporting period.

20222023202420252026
08162432JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecJan 2022: 21 reported crashesFeb 2022: 21 reported crashesMar 2022: 32 reported crashesApr 2022: 18 reported crashesMay 2022: 23 reported crashesJun 2022: 18 reported crashesJul 2022: 13 reported crashesAug 2022: 18 reported crashesSep 2022: 15 reported crashesOct 2022: 15 reported crashesNov 2022: 15 reported crashesDec 2022: 14 reported crashesJan 2023: 22 reported crashesFeb 2023: 22 reported crashesMar 2023: 14 reported crashesApr 2023: 25 reported crashesMay 2023: 18 reported crashesJun 2023: 23 reported crashesJul 2023: 17 reported crashesAug 2023: 23 reported crashesSep 2023: 24 reported crashesOct 2023: 25 reported crashesNov 2023: 23 reported crashesDec 2023: 17 reported crashesJan 2024: 23 reported crashesFeb 2024: 29 reported crashesMar 2024: 23 reported crashesApr 2024: 23 reported crashesMay 2024: 23 reported crashesJun 2024: 19 reported crashesJul 2024: 18 reported crashesAug 2024: 25 reported crashesSep 2024: 21 reported crashesOct 2024: 20 reported crashesNov 2024: 17 reported crashesDec 2024: 17 reported crashesJan 2025: 22 reported crashesFeb 2025: 16 reported crashesMar 2025: 21 reported crashesApr 2025: 16 reported crashesMay 2025: 20 reported crashesJun 2025: 13 reported crashesJul 2025: 19 reported crashesAug 2025: 15 reported crashesSep 2025: 21 reported crashesOct 2025: 23 reported crashesNov 2025: 19 reported crashesDec 2025: 14 reported crashesJan 2026: 24 reported crashesFeb 2026: 22 reported crashesMar 2026: 18 reported crashesApr 2026: 21 reported crashesMay 2026: 24 reported crashesJun 2026: 18 reported crashesJul 2026: 15 reported crashesAug 2026: 23 reported crashesSep 2026: 24 reported crashes
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Reported crashes in the same calendar month across years. * Partial month; — no loaded value.
Month20222023202420252026
Jan2122232224
Feb2122291622
Mar3214232118
Apr1825231621
May2318232024
Jun1823191318
Jul1317181915
Aug1823251523
Sep1524212124
Oct15252023—
Nov15231719—
Dec14171714—
Same-period year-to-date comparison

From January 1 through 2026-09-30, Santa Fe recorded 189 crashes, compared with 163 over the matching dates a year earlier. That is 16.0% more reported crashes.

WHEN IT HAPPENS

Reported crashes peak at 3 PM.

Oct 1, 2025 to Sep 30, 2026 · Known hours only.

Time of day

0122412 AM: 2 reported crashes12 AM1 AM: 2 reported crashes2 AM: 0 reported crashes3 AM: 2 reported crashes3 AM4 AM: 1 reported crash5 AM: 3 reported crashes6 AM: 10 reported crashes6 AM7 AM: 20 reported crashes8 AM: 11 reported crashes9 AM: 6 reported crashes9 AM10 AM: 13 reported crashes11 AM: 15 reported crashes12 PM: 16 reported crashes12 PM1 PM: 13 reported crashes2 PM: 20 reported crashes3 PM: 24 reported crashes3 PM4 PM: 23 reported crashes5 PM: 14 reported crashes6 PM: 17 reported crashes6 PM7 PM: 10 reported crashes8 PM: 6 reported crashes9 PM: 6 reported crashes9 PM10 PM: 7 reported crashes11 PM: 4 reported crashes
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Reported crashes by hour
GroupCrashesFatal crashesPeople killedPeople seriously injured
12 AM2000
1 AM2000
2 AM0000
3 AM2000
4 AM1000
5 AM3110
6 AM10003
7 AM20000
8 AM11000
9 AM6000
10 AM13001
11 AM15001
12 PM16001
1 PM13000
2 PM20000
3 PM24001
4 PM23000
5 PM14000
6 PM17001
7 PM10000
8 PM6000
9 PM6000
10 PM7000
11 PM4000

Day of the week

02141Sun: 23 reported crashesSun23Mon: 31 reported crashesMon31Tue: 37 reported crashesTue37Wed: 34 reported crashesWed34Thu: 41 reported crashesThu41Fri: 41 reported crashesFri41Sat: 38 reported crashesSat38
View the data table
Reported crashes by weekday
GroupCrashesFatal crashesPeople killedPeople seriously injured
Sun23002
Mon31111
Tue37001
Wed34001
Thu41001
Fri41001
Sat38001

Month by month

012242025-10: 23 reported crashes10/252025-11: 19 reported crashes2025-12: 14 reported crashes12/252026-01: 24 reported crashes2026-02: 22 reported crashes02/262026-03: 18 reported crashes2026-04: 21 reported crashes04/262026-05: 24 reported crashes2026-06: 18 reported crashes06/262026-07: 15 reported crashes2026-08: 23 reported crashes08/262026-09: 24 reported crashes
View the data table
Reported crashes by month
GroupCrashesFatal crashesPeople killedPeople seriously injured
2025-1023000
2025-1119001
2025-1214000
2026-0124001
2026-0222002
2026-0318001
2026-0421002
2026-0524000
2026-0618000
2026-0715000
2026-0823111
2026-0924000

Selected period; * partial month. Outlined bars mean missing coverage, not zero crashes.

WHO’S INVOLVED

Crashes by road-user involvement.

  • Commercial vehicle involved9
  • Truck / truck-tractor involved8
  • Motorcycle involved4
  • Pedestrian involved3
  • Bicycle involved0

Crash counts, not people. Categories overlap—a crash can appear in more than one group.

View involvement & severity details

People killed or injured are totals for the whole crash, not necessarily people in the named travel mode.

Crash involvement categories; do not sum these rows
GroupCrashesFatal crashesPeople killedPeople seriously injured
Commercial vehicle involved9000
Truck / truck-tractor involved8000
Motorcycle involved4001
Pedestrian involved3001
Bicycle involved0000
WHERE REPORTS CONCENTRATE

Roads with the most reports.

  1. Highway 6 Street42 crashes
  2. Highway 629 crashes
  3. North Farm-to-Market Road 646 Road16 crashes
  4. Farm-to-Market Road 176412 crashes
  5. Farm-to-Market Road 1764 Road12 crashes

Oct 1, 2025 to Sep 30, 2026. Counts, not the chance of a crash on a trip. Street-name variants may split the same corridor. Short road labels are expanded for readability; the tables and CSV preserve recorded labels.

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Top 20 reported road labels by crash count
GroupCrashesFatal crashesPeople killedPeople seriously injured
HWY 6 ST42000
HWY 629000
N FM 646 RD16001
FM 176412001
FM 1764 RD12000
6 HWY6000
FM 646 RD6000
HIGHWAY 66000
FM 6465000
N FM 6465000
11TH ST4000
HWY 6 HWY4000
N 646 RD4001
SH 6 ST4000
4TH ST3000
AVE P3000
S FM 646 RD3000
WARPATH AVE3000
17642000
18TH ST2000
Reported intersection pairs

Only records flagged as intersections with both street names. These are reported labels—not verified geographic intersections.

Top 20 reported street pairs by crash count
GroupCrashesFatal crashesPeople killedPeople seriously injured
FM 1764 RD & HWY 6 ST6000
4TH ST & N FM 646 RD5001
FM 1764 RD & N FM 646 RD4000
FM 1764 & N FM 6463000
HWY 6 ST & S FM 646 RD3000
HWY 6 ST & TOWER RD3000
4TH ST & N FM 6462000
HWY 6 & JACKSON ST2000
HWY 6 & S FM 6462000
HWY 6 ST & MAIN ST2000
11TH ST & MAIN ST1000
13TH ST & N MAIN ST1000
1764 & N 646 RD1000
1764 & S AVE1000
18TH ST & AVE L ST1000
18TH ST & AVE M1000
18TH ST & AVE P1000
18TH ST & O AVE1000
19TH ST & AVENUE P1000
1ST ST & JACKSON RD1000
SOURCE & ATTRIBUTION

Cite this guide.

Using these figures? Keep the reporting period and source with them.

CrashDNA. Santa Fe Crash Guide. Santa Fe — Galveston County, Texas. All reported crashes; selected reporting period 2025-10-01–2026-09-30. Analysis of available public Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) crash records. Snapshot prepared 2026-10-17. https://crashdna.com/texas/santa-fe/

You can also select and copy the citation text above. Figures describe available records, not traffic-adjusted risk or independently verified complete reporting.

Methods, definitions and limitations

Santa Fe city · Galveston County. Reported city code 387; county codes 84. Current Census place identifier 4865726 (2026 reference). These identifiers reconcile the reported source labels, not independently geocoded historical boundaries.

Source: public Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) crash records loaded for this publication. Guide focus: All reported crashes. All displayed totals, historical comparisons, maps, rankings and CSV rows use this cohort. Selected reporting period: exact recorded city label SANTA FE, Oct 1, 2025 to Sep 30, 2026. Each crash is counted once using its selected current record revision. This is not a metropolitan-area or police-agency-only filter.

Fatal crashes count events; deaths and serious injuries count people. Fatal and serious-injury crash groups use recorded severity codes 4 and 1. A crash can involve multiple vehicle or road-user types. Counts do not control for traffic or pedestrian activity, do not establish fault, and are not crash rates.

In the selected reporting period, 32 records lack usable Texas-range coordinates for Oct 1, 2025 to Sep 30, 2026 (the guide period, not the separate map year); 0 lack a usable hour; 0 lack a usable road label. 150 records are not assigned a usable intersection pair (including non-intersection crashes). Unknown categories remain in totals but not narrative rankings. Coordinates are not independently verified.

Latest 12 months means the latest available calendar month plus the preceding 11 months, clipped to loaded coverage; an unfinished final month is partial. Year to date means January 1 through the latest loaded date in that year, not through today. Historical charts and the map use the wider loaded history (Jan 1, 2022 to Sep 30, 2026); the monthly year-over-year chart shows up to five recent years. Map year, crash-type and outcome filters apply only to the map and its linked area table. Every matching record with coordinates contributes; there is no top-100 cap. Map locations are approximate grid centres, not exact crash sites. Area names use reported road labels, not verified neighborhoods. CSV contains aggregate tables, not individual crash records.

Loaded extraction intervals span the selected period. Source intervals do not guarantee complete reporting. New reports and amendments can change earlier months. Prepared 2026-10-17T22:31:15.706Z. Approved snapshots change only after an editor publishes an update.

Source extraction intervals
  • 2022-01-01 – 2022-03-01 · extracted 20260910100040
  • 2022-03-02 – 2022-04-26 · extracted 20260910100040
  • 2022-04-27 – 2022-06-22 · extracted 20260910100040
  • 2022-06-23 – 2022-08-22 · extracted 20260910100040
  • 2022-08-23 – 2022-10-16 · extracted 20260910100040
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  • 2022-12-09 – 2022-12-31 · extracted 20260910100040
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  • 2023-04-01 – 2023-04-24 · extracted 20260910100112
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  • 2023-06-20 – 2023-08-17 · extracted 20260910100112
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  • 2025-06-30 – 2025-08-29 · extracted 20260910100224
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  • 2026-06-28 – 2026-08-29 · extracted 20260910100333
  • 2026-08-30 – 2026-08-31 · extracted 20260910100333
  • 2026-09-01 – 2026-09-30 · extracted 20261010194744

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Location identifiers and severity codes
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