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COVID-19 in the USA

Important note: This website is no longer being updated as of July 2022. While COVID-19 continues to be a concern, with vaccines widely available, growth has (in the USA at least) decreased to the point COVID-19 is no longer the overriding concern it was in 2020. Society is slowly opening up again and we are getting closer to a post-pandemic world every day.

Cases: 88,226,915 (27,688.77 per 100,000)
Deaths: 1,016,680 (319.07 per 100,000)

This is a map showing COVID-19 daily new cases (7-day average). Red means many (50 per 100,000 population or higher) new cases; green means fewer new cases.


Map current as of 2022-07-07

Top 10 states

This is a list of the 10 states with the most COVID-19 growth:

Guam Growth: 0.20%
Hawaii Growth: 0.19%
California Growth: 0.19%
Alaska Growth: 0.17%
Oregon Growth: 0.17%
Puerto Rico Growth: 0.17%
Louisiana Growth: 0.16%
Washington Growth: 0.16%
Nevada Growth: 0.15%
New Mexico Growth: 0.15%

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Top 20 counties

This is a list of the 20 counties with the most COVID-19 growth:

Denali Borough, Alaska Growth: 3.17%
Apache, Arizona Growth: 2.40%
Los Alamos, New Mexico Growth: 0.48%
Leon, Florida Growth: 0.46%
Marion, South Carolina Growth: 0.46%
Bristol Bay plus Lake and Peninsula, Alaska Growth: 0.43%
Dixie, Florida Growth: 0.41%
Gadsden, Florida Growth: 0.40%
Sarasota, Florida Growth: 0.39%
Polk, Florida Growth: 0.39%
Chesterfield, South Carolina Growth: 0.38%
Jefferson, Florida Growth: 0.38%
Pinellas, Florida Growth: 0.38%
Curry, Oregon Growth: 0.37%
Nassau, Florida Growth: 0.37%
Alachua, Florida Growth: 0.37%
Pasco, Florida Growth: 0.37%
Chambers, Texas Growth: 0.37%
Brevard, Florida Growth: 0.37%

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States by political affiliation

This is the number of total COVID-19 cases for states where the governor has a given political affiliation.

Democrat governors
Republican governors

Site map

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See also

Where to get this data

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.