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Counties sorted by COVID-19 growth

Figures are daily growth percentage (7-day average)

  1. Moore, Texas Growth: 1.50%
  2. Crook, Oregon Growth: 0.98%
  3. Deschutes, Oregon Growth: 0.89%
  4. Adams, Mississippi Growth: 0.82%
  5. Klamath, Oregon Growth: 0.79%
  6. Knox, Maine Growth: 0.78%
  7. Androscoggin, Maine Growth: 0.76%
  8. Charlton, Georgia Growth: 0.72%
  9. Nicholas, West Virginia Growth: 0.71%
  10. Linn, Oregon Growth: 0.70%
  11. St. Thomas, Virgin Islands Growth: 0.69%
  12. Arenac, Michigan Growth: 0.68%
  13. Somerset, Maine Growth: 0.64%
  14. Naguabo, Puerto Rico Growth: 0.63%
  15. Kittitas, Washington Growth: 0.62%
  16. Kennebec, Maine Growth: 0.61%
  17. Powell, Kentucky Growth: 0.60%
  18. Clare, Michigan Growth: 0.58%
  19. Siskiyou, California Growth: 0.57%
  20. Sagadahoc, Maine Growth: 0.56%
  21. Reeves, Texas Growth: 0.56%
  22. Benton, Oregon Growth: 0.54%
  23. Del Norte, California Growth: 0.54%
  24. Alamosa, Colorado Growth: 0.53%
  25. Itasca, Minnesota Growth: 0.53%
  26. Caledonia, Vermont Growth: 0.53%
  27. Oxford, Maine Growth: 0.51%
  28. Alpena, Michigan Growth: 0.51%
  29. Ogemaw, Michigan Growth: 0.51%
  30. Montgomery, Kentucky Growth: 0.51%
  31. Park, Montana Growth: 0.50%
  32. Jackson, West Virginia Growth: 0.50%
  33. Columbia, Oregon Growth: 0.50%
  34. Penobscot, Maine Growth: 0.50%
  35. Whatcom, Washington Growth: 0.49%
  36. Clackamas, Oregon Growth: 0.49%
  37. Kitsap, Washington Growth: 0.49%
  38. De Witt, Illinois Growth: 0.49%
  39. Clallam, Washington Growth: 0.48%
  40. Muskegon, Michigan Growth: 0.47%
  41. Marshall, Illinois Growth: 0.47%
  42. Thurston, Washington Growth: 0.47%
  43. Newaygo, Michigan Growth: 0.47%
  44. Wetzel, West Virginia Growth: 0.46%
  45. Franklin, Maine Growth: 0.45%
  46. Mecosta, Michigan Growth: 0.44%
  47. Wexford, Michigan Growth: 0.44%
  48. San Juan, New Mexico Growth: 0.43%
  49. Presque Isle, Michigan Growth: 0.43%
  50. Matagorda, Texas Growth: 0.43%
  51. Elbert, Colorado Growth: 0.43%
  52. Cheshire, New Hampshire Growth: 0.43%
  53. Lewis, Washington Growth: 0.43%
  54. Yauco, Puerto Rico Growth: 0.43%
  55. Jackson, Louisiana Growth: 0.43%
  56. McKean, Pennsylvania Growth: 0.42%
  57. Roosevelt, New Mexico Growth: 0.42%
  58. Aroostook, Maine Growth: 0.42%
  59. Teller, Colorado Growth: 0.42%
  60. Hubbard, Minnesota Growth: 0.40%
  61. Pierce, Washington Growth: 0.40%
  62. Isabella, Michigan Growth: 0.40%
  63. Lewis, New York Growth: 0.40%
  64. El Paso, Colorado Growth: 0.40%
  65. Potter, Pennsylvania Growth: 0.39%
  66. Grays Harbor, Washington Growth: 0.39%
  67. Houston, Minnesota Growth: 0.39%
  68. Island, Washington Growth: 0.39%
  69. Stevens, Washington Growth: 0.39%
  70. Lane, Oregon Growth: 0.39%
  71. Pueblo, Colorado Growth: 0.39%
  72. Osceola, Michigan Growth: 0.38%
  73. Luce, Michigan Growth: 0.38%
  74. Oceana, Michigan Growth: 0.38%
  75. Mason, Michigan Growth: 0.38%
  76. Barry, Michigan Growth: 0.38%
  77. Montcalm, Michigan Growth: 0.37%
  78. Orleans, New York Growth: 0.37%
  79. Calhoun, Michigan Growth: 0.37%
  80. Clark, Washington Growth: 0.37%
  81. Breckinridge, Kentucky Growth: 0.37%
  82. Isanti, Minnesota Growth: 0.37%
  83. Cowlitz, Washington Growth: 0.36%
  84. Mitchell, North Carolina Growth: 0.36%
  85. Alleghany, North Carolina Growth: 0.36%
  86. Missaukee, Michigan Growth: 0.36%
  87. Polk, Wisconsin Growth: 0.36%
  88. Iosco, Michigan Growth: 0.36%
  89. Yamhill, Oregon Growth: 0.35%
  90. Allegan, Michigan Growth: 0.35%
  91. Windsor, Vermont Growth: 0.35%
  92. Otsego, Michigan Growth: 0.35%
  93. Columbia, Pennsylvania Growth: 0.35%
  94. Saginaw, Michigan Growth: 0.35%
  95. York, Maine Growth: 0.35%
  96. Gurabo, Puerto Rico Growth: 0.35%
  97. Cheboygan, Michigan Growth: 0.35%
  98. Mercer, Illinois Growth: 0.35%
  99. Humboldt, California Growth: 0.35%
  100. Washington, Oregon Growth: 0.35%
Note: Only counties with 1,000 or more cases are listed

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The data comes from The New York Times and the code to generate these pages is open source and available on GitHub. The number of actual COVID-19 cases and deaths are almost certainly higher than these figures.