Worst Mass Shooting By Country

USA:
Las Vegas Strip Massacre: 59

Canada:
Ecole Polytechnique Massacre: 14

United Kingdom:
Dunblane School Massacre: 17

Norway:
2011 Norway Attacks: 77

Finland:
Kauhajoki School Shooting

Denmark:
2015 Copenhagen shootings : 2 (5 injured)

Germany:
Erfurt School Massacre: 16

Netherlands:
Alphen aan den Rijn Shopping Mall Shooting: 6

Belgium:
2011 Liege Attack: 6

Australia:
Port Arthur Massacre: 35

New Zealand:
Aramoana Massacre: 13

Japan:
Tsuyama massacre: 30

Russia:
Mikenskaya Massacre: 35

Switzerland:
Zug Massacre: 14

Tunisia:
2015 Sousse Attacks: 38

South Korea:
Uiryeong Massacre: 56

China:
Zhaodong Massacre: 32

France:
Bataclan theater shooting - 90

Neah wrote:

France:
Bataclan theater shooting - 90

That was a terrorist attack I assume OP only means regular mass shootings.

TheGoodGuy wrote:

Neah wrote:

France:
Bataclan theater shooting - 90

That was a terrorist attack I assume OP only means regular mass shootings.

Well he listed the 2011 Norway Attacks and 2015 Sousse Attacks which were also acts of terrorism.

João Pereira Lima shooting during the Ilha Anchieta riot - 20 dead, Ilha Anchieta, Brazil

Tommy QTR wrote:

TheGoodGuy wrote:

Neah wrote:

France:
Bataclan theater shooting - 90

That was a terrorist attack I assume OP only means regular mass shootings.

Well he listed the 2011 Norway Attacks and 2015 Sousse Attacks which were also acts of terrorism.

If that is the case this shooting in Denmark had more deaths than the school shooting by Flemming Nielsen in 1994. 
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This shooting happened in 2015 and I remember it being aired none stop on the news, the gunman was at large for almost 14 hours and had multiple shootings in that time frame.

TheGoodGuy wrote:

Tommy QTR wrote:

TheGoodGuy wrote:

Neah wrote:

France:
Bataclan theater shooting - 90

That was a terrorist attack I assume OP only means regular mass shootings.

Well he listed the 2011 Norway Attacks and 2015 Sousse Attacks which were also acts of terrorism.

If that is the case this shooting in Denmark had more deaths than the school shooting by Flemming Nielsen in 1994. 
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This shooting happened in 2015 and I remember it being aired none stop on the news, the gunman was at large for almost 14 hours and had multiple shootings in that time frame.

Yeah but it is a spree shooting then, not a mass shooting. I don't know if the OP makes that distinction though.

Neah wrote:

TheGoodGuy wrote:

Tommy QTR wrote:

TheGoodGuy wrote:

Neah wrote:

France:
Bataclan theater shooting - 90

That was a terrorist attack I assume OP only means regular mass shootings.

Well he listed the 2011 Norway Attacks and 2015 Sousse Attacks which were also acts of terrorism.

If that is the case this shooting in Denmark had more deaths than the school shooting by Flemming Nielsen in 1994. 
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This shooting happened in 2015 and I remember it being aired none stop on the news, the gunman was at large for almost 14 hours and had multiple shootings in that time frame.

Yeah but it is a spree shooting then, not a mass shooting. I don't know if the OP makes that distinction though.

I guess that is true, correct me if I am wrong. Isn´t a spree shooting where the gunman shoots people at different locations e.g. Elliot Rodger? And that can either be called a spree shooting or a rampage shooting right where as a mass shooting is shooting many people at one location?

TheGoodGuy wrote:

Neah wrote:

TheGoodGuy wrote:

Tommy QTR wrote:

TheGoodGuy wrote:

Neah wrote:

France:
Bataclan theater shooting - 90

That was a terrorist attack I assume OP only means regular mass shootings.

Well he listed the 2011 Norway Attacks and 2015 Sousse Attacks which were also acts of terrorism.

If that is the case this shooting in Denmark had more deaths than the school shooting by Flemming Nielsen in 1994. 
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This shooting happened in 2015 and I remember it being aired none stop on the news, the gunman was at large for almost 14 hours and had multiple shootings in that time frame.

Yeah but it is a spree shooting then, not a mass shooting. I don't know if the OP makes that distinction though.

I guess that is true, correct me if I am wrong. Isn´t a spree shooting where the gunman shoots people at different locations e.g. Elliot Rodger? And that can either be called a spree shooting or a rampage shooting right where as a mass shooting is shooting many people at one location?

You're right, a spree shooting is when someone shoots at people at different locations but in a relatively small time period, while a mass shooting is when a shooter shoots at at least 4 people (I think) in the same place and at the same moment. But I'm not a specialist either, and I think the number of victims required for a shooting to be called a "mass shooting" has changed recently.

Neah wrote:

TheGoodGuy wrote:

Neah wrote:

TheGoodGuy wrote:

Tommy QTR wrote:

TheGoodGuy wrote:

Neah wrote:

France:
Bataclan theater shooting - 90

That was a terrorist attack I assume OP only means regular mass shootings.

Well he listed the 2011 Norway Attacks and 2015 Sousse Attacks which were also acts of terrorism.

If that is the case this shooting in Denmark had more deaths than the school shooting by Flemming Nielsen in 1994. 
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This shooting happened in 2015 and I remember it being aired none stop on the news, the gunman was at large for almost 14 hours and had multiple shootings in that time frame.

Yeah but it is a spree shooting then, not a mass shooting. I don't know if the OP makes that distinction though.

I guess that is true, correct me if I am wrong. Isn´t a spree shooting where the gunman shoots people at different locations e.g. Elliot Rodger? And that can either be called a spree shooting or a rampage shooting right where as a mass shooting is shooting many people at one location?

You're right, a spree shooting is when someone shoots at people at different locations but in a relatively small time period, while a mass shooting is when a shooter shoots at at least 4 people (I think) in the same place and at the same moment.  But I'm not a specialist either, and I think the number of victims required for a shooting to be called a "mass shooting" has changed recently.

But a spree shooting and rampage shooting is still the same thing right? 

And as for mass shooting I believe there just need to be at least 3 people shot for it too be a mass shooting but as you said they have changed that before so I am not sure now but definitely between 3-4 shot.

TheGoodGuy wrote:

Neah wrote:

TheGoodGuy wrote:

Neah wrote:

TheGoodGuy wrote:

Tommy QTR wrote:

TheGoodGuy wrote:

Neah wrote:

France:
Bataclan theater shooting - 90

That was a terrorist attack I assume OP only means regular mass shootings.

Well he listed the 2011 Norway Attacks and 2015 Sousse Attacks which were also acts of terrorism.

If that is the case this shooting in Denmark had more deaths than the school shooting by Flemming Nielsen in 1994. 
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This shooting happened in 2015 and I remember it being aired none stop on the news, the gunman was at large for almost 14 hours and had multiple shootings in that time frame.

Yeah but it is a spree shooting then, not a mass shooting. I don't know if the OP makes that distinction though.

I guess that is true, correct me if I am wrong. Isn´t a spree shooting where the gunman shoots people at different locations e.g. Elliot Rodger? And that can either be called a spree shooting or a rampage shooting right where as a mass shooting is shooting many people at one location?

You're right, a spree shooting is when someone shoots at people at different locations but in a relatively small time period, while a mass shooting is when a shooter shoots at at least 4 people (I think) in the same place and at the same moment.  But I'm not a specialist either, and I think the number of victims required for a shooting to be called a "mass shooting" has changed recently.

But a spree shooting and rampage shooting is still the same thing right? 

I don't know, according to wikipedia "a rampage involves the (attempted) killing of multiple persons at least partly in public space by a single physically present perpetrator using (potentially) deadly weapons in a single event without any cooling-off period." But it is hard to know, what is a cooling-off period? Is an hour already a cooling-off period? Depending on this, both mass shootings and spree-killings could be considered rampage.

Uganda: Kampala wedding massacre (26+1, 13)