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COVID-19: These Are the 5 Most Dangerous Counties in Your State
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The acceleration in the spread of COVID-19 in the United States in the past month is nothing short of astonishing. Confirmed cases now routinely rise by over 250,000 a day, on the way to what experts think will be 300,000. Fatal cases per day have risen to 4,000, and experts fear that could hit 5,000. Currently, total confirmed cases in the United States stand at 22,049,452 and fatalities at 371,465.
Some parts of the country are much worse off than others. Today, California and Rhode Island are among the states. A month ago, the upper Midwest was taking the brunt of the disease. This includes Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota and Iowa. Case counts in states where the growth has slowed also have picked up. This includes, in particular, New York, which was hit worse than any other state in terms of deaths during a horrible period from late March through April. The state still has more fatal cases than any other.
The effects of the disease on any area are measured in several ways. Among the most widely followed are cases per 100,000 people. This shows how deeply COVID-19 has spread in any given county. It also can be a sign of likely future spread because such a large portion of the population already has been affected.
Until vaccines can slow and eventually start to eliminate COVID-19, people have to be on guard for the spread of the disease in their own communities. 24/7 Wall St. has looked at each state to determine the counties where the cases per 100,000 are the highest. We also have shown a more grim figure, which is deaths per 100,000.
The ways that people can protect themselves regardless of the intensity of the spread of the disease have changed very little since the start of the pandemic. Wear masks, social distance, wash hands and when talking stay outside as much as possible. Just as important, do not gather inside in groups of more than a few people.
This list shows the five counties in each state where the cases per 100,000 are the highest. It provides a picture of which areas in a state are most dangerous in terms of the spread of the disease.
Alabama |
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County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Lowndes | 10,236 | 1,003 | 33 | 9,799 | 322 |
Crenshaw | 13,865 | 1,055 | 36 | 7,609 | 260 |
Clay | 13,378 | 1,184 | 34 | 8,850 | 254 |
Tallapoosa | 40,636 | 2,487 | 99 | 6,120 | 244 |
Greene | 8,426 | 709 | 20 | 8,414 | 237 |
Alaska | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Yukon-Koyukuk | 5,415 | 169 | 4 | 3,121 | 74 |
Bethel | 18,040 | 1,739 | 11 | 9,640 | 61 |
Southeast Fairbanks | 6,876 | 263 | 3 | 3,825 | 44 |
Anchorage | 296,112 | 16,362 | 125 | 5,526 | 42 |
Kenai Peninsula | 58,220 | 2,414 | 19 | 4,146 | 33 |
Arizona | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Apache | 71,522 | 7,942 | 252 | 11,104 | 352 |
Navajo | 108,705 | 12,011 | 364 | 11,049 | 335 |
Gila | 53,400 | 4,789 | 149 | 8,968 | 279 |
Yuma | 207,829 | 29,394 | 549 | 14,143 | 264 |
Santa Cruz | 46,584 | 6,367 | 110 | 13,668 | 236 |
Arkansas | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Little River | 12,417 | 876 | 39 | 7,055 | 314 |
Newton | 7,848 | 592 | 24 | 7,543 | 306 |
Fulton | 12,139 | 959 | 36 | 7,900 | 297 |
Chicot | 10,826 | 1,452 | 32 | 13,412 | 296 |
Polk | 20,163 | 1,383 | 48 | 6,859 | 238 |
California | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Imperial | 180,216 | 23,165 | 434 | 12,854 | 241 |
Inyo | 18,085 | 627 | 22 | 3,467 | 122 |
Stanislaus | 539,301 | 36,363 | 638 | 6,743 | 118 |
Los Angeles | 10,098,052 | 823,783 | 11,071 | 8,158 | 110 |
Merced | 269,075 | 20,051 | 266 | 7,452 | 99 |
Colorado | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Morgan | 28,257 | 2,169 | 83 | 7,676 | 294 |
Huerfano | 6,583 | 282 | 18 | 4,284 | 273 |
Logan | 21,689 | 3,290 | 56 | 15,169 | 258 |
Cheyenne | 2,039 | 95 | 5 | 4,659 | 245 |
Otero | 18,325 | 1,680 | 44 | 9,168 | 240 |
Connecticut | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Hartford | 894,730 | 50,223 | 1,907 | 5,613 | 213 |
Fairfield | 944,348 | 59,565 | 1,763 | 6,308 | 187 |
New Haven | 859,339 | 50,791 | 1,595 | 5,910 | 186 |
Middlesex | 163,368 | 7,166 | 263 | 4,386 | 161 |
Litchfield | 183,031 | 7,977 | 235 | 4,358 | 128 |
Delaware | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Sussex | 219,540 | 16,205 | 304 | 7,381 | 138 |
Kent | 174,822 | 9,946 | 171 | 5,689 | 98 |
New Castle | 555,133 | 35,434 | 472 | 6,383 | 85 |
Florida | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Union | 15,239 | 1,500 | 65 | 9,843 | 427 |
Jackson | 48,472 | 4,860 | 120 | 10,026 | 248 |
Lafayette | 8,744 | 1,444 | 21 | 16,514 | 240 |
Suwannee | 43,924 | 4,258 | 95 | 9,694 | 216 |
Highlands | 102,101 | 5,253 | 210 | 5,145 | 206 |
Georgia | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Hancock | 8,535 | 655 | 48 | 7,674 | 562 |
Randolph | 7,087 | 364 | 31 | 5,136 | 437 |
Wilcox | 8,846 | 383 | 36 | 4,330 | 407 |
Early | 10,348 | 720 | 41 | 6,958 | 396 |
Terrell | 8,859 | 456 | 35 | 5,147 | 395 |
Hawaii | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Honolulu | 987,638 | 18,499 | 233 | 1,873 | 24 |
Hawaii | 197,658 | 1,946 | 45 | 985 | 23 |
Maui | 165,281 | 1,248 | 18 | 755 | 11 |
Kauai | 71,377 | 153 | 1 | 214 | 1 |
Idaho | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Shoshone | 12,526 | 869 | 28 | 6,938 | 224 |
Owyhee | 11,455 | 910 | 20 | 7,944 | 175 |
Lincoln | 5,321 | 442 | 9 | 8,307 | 169 |
Washington | 10,025 | 1,029 | 15 | 10,264 | 150 |
Caribou | 6,918 | 551 | 10 | 7,965 | 145 |
Illinois | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Stark | 5,500 | 469 | 20 | 8,527 | 364 |
Ford | 13,398 | 1,297 | 45 | 9,681 | 336 |
Greene | 13,218 | 1,178 | 41 | 8,912 | 310 |
Whiteside | 56,396 | 4,981 | 166 | 8,832 | 294 |
Mason | 13,778 | 1,085 | 39 | 7,875 | 283 |
Indiana | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Decatur | 26,552 | 2,218 | 78 | 8,353 | 294 |
Pulaski | 12,660 | 879 | 34 | 6,943 | 269 |
Wayne | 66,613 | 5,443 | 148 | 8,171 | 222 |
Daviess | 32,937 | 2,375 | 69 | 7,211 | 209 |
Vermillion | 15,560 | 1,316 | 32 | 8,458 | 206 |
Iowa | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Ida | 6,916 | 715 | 29 | 10,338 | 419 |
Harrison | 14,143 | 1,471 | 59 | 10,401 | 417 |
O’Brien | 13,911 | 1,628 | 53 | 11,703 | 381 |
Tama | 17,136 | 1,799 | 57 | 10,498 | 333 |
Wayne | 6,413 | 395 | 21 | 6,159 | 327 |
Kansas | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Gove | 2,619 | 275 | 22 | 10,500 | 840 |
Ness | 2,955 | 203 | 15 | 6,870 | 508 |
Nemaha | 10,104 | 796 | 50 | 7,878 | 495 |
Norton | 5,486 | 1,152 | 25 | 20,999 | 456 |
Comanche | 1,780 | 70 | 8 | 3,933 | 449 |
Kentucky | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Lee | 6,751 | 1,055 | 18 | 15,627 | 267 |
Monroe | 10,634 | 991 | 26 | 9,319 | 244 |
Robertson | 2,143 | 145 | 5 | 6,766 | 233 |
Owsley | 4,463 | 321 | 10 | 7,192 | 224 |
McLean | 9,331 | 579 | 20 | 6,205 | 214 |
Louisiana | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
East Feliciana | 19,499 | 2,510 | 95 | 12,872 | 487 |
Franklin | 20,322 | 2,129 | 85 | 10,476 | 418 |
Bienville | 13,668 | 1,267 | 56 | 9,270 | 410 |
Red River | 8,618 | 694 | 29 | 8,053 | 337 |
West Carroll | 11,180 | 963 | 34 | 8,614 | 304 |
Maine | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Somerset | 50,710 | 791 | 22 | 1,560 | 43 |
Waldo | 39,418 | 389 | 17 | 987 | 43 |
Androscoggin | 107,444 | 2,932 | 44 | 2,729 | 41 |
Cumberland | 290,944 | 7,970 | 107 | 2,739 | 37 |
Oxford | 57,325 | 1,231 | 21 | 2,147 | 37 |
Maryland | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Allegany | 71,977 | 5,622 | 158 | 7,811 | 220 |
Garrett | 29,376 | 1,543 | 53 | 5,253 | 180 |
Kent | 19,593 | 802 | 28 | 4,093 | 143 |
Prince George’s | 906,202 | 57,286 | 1,111 | 6,322 | 123 |
Baltimore City | 614,700 | 32,982 | 731 | 5,366 | 119 |
Massachusetts | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Hampden | 469,116 | 28,209 | 1,078 | 6,013 | 230 |
Essex | 781,024 | 62,272 | 1,752 | 7,973 | 224 |
Plymouth | 512,135 | 26,426 | 1,035 | 5,160 | 202 |
Bristol | 558,905 | 37,701 | 1,123 | 6,746 | 201 |
Worcester | 822,280 | 46,013 | 1,587 | 5,596 | 193 |
Michigan | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Baraga | 8,507 | 562 | 29 | 6,606 | 341 |
Iron | 11,212 | 838 | 37 | 7,474 | 330 |
Dickinson | 25,570 | 2,235 | 70 | 8,741 | 274 |
Ontonagon | 5,968 | 309 | 16 | 5,178 | 268 |
Gogebic | 15,414 | 1,021 | 39 | 6,624 | 253 |
Minnesota | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Kittson | 4,337 | 343 | 18 | 7,909 | 415 |
Renville | 14,721 | 1,328 | 39 | 9,021 | 265 |
Chippewa | 12,010 | 1,294 | 30 | 10,774 | 250 |
Pipestone | 9,185 | 887 | 22 | 9,657 | 240 |
Lac qui Parle | 6,773 | 630 | 15 | 9,302 | 221 |
Mississippi | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Neshoba | 29,376 | 3,109 | 144 | 10,583 | 490 |
Sharkey | 4,511 | 403 | 17 | 8,934 | 377 |
Issaquena | 1,328 | 152 | 5 | 11,446 | 377 |
Holmes | 18,075 | 1,622 | 67 | 8,974 | 371 |
Clarke | 15,928 | 1,251 | 59 | 7,854 | 370 |
Missouri | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Clinton | 20,475 | 1,302 | 59 | 6,359 | 288 |
Grundy | 10,039 | 702 | 25 | 6,993 | 249 |
Gentry | 6,665 | 635 | 16 | 9,527 | 240 |
New Madrid | 17,811 | 1,647 | 38 | 9,247 | 213 |
Carroll | 8,843 | 682 | 18 | 7,712 | 204 |
Montana | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Roosevelt | 11,228 | 1,402 | 51 | 12,487 | 454 |
Big Horn | 13,376 | 2,072 | 58 | 15,490 | 434 |
Meagher | 1,968 | 113 | 7 | 5,742 | 356 |
Blaine | 6,727 | 613 | 23 | 9,113 | 342 |
Wibaux | 1,175 | 113 | 4 | 9,617 | 340 |
Nebraska | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Grant | 718 | 23 | 3 | 3,203 | 418 |
Perkins | 2,907 | 232 | 11 | 7,981 | 378 |
Hooker | 691 | 47 | 2 | 6,802 | 289 |
Dakota | 20,317 | 3,516 | 55 | 17,306 | 271 |
Pierce | 7,157 | 542 | 19 | 7,573 | 265 |
Nevada | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Churchill | 24,010 | 1,426 | 39 | 5,939 | 162 |
Pershing | 6,611 | 832 | 10 | 12,585 | 151 |
Lander | 5,746 | 391 | 7 | 6,805 | 122 |
Clark | 2,141,574 | 175,591 | 2,413 | 8,199 | 113 |
Washoe | 450,486 | 36,297 | 493 | 8,057 | 109 |
New Hampshire | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Hillsborough | 411,087 | 19,479 | 461 | 4,738 | 112 |
Belknap | 60,640 | 2,120 | 54 | 3,496 | 89 |
Rockingham | 305,129 | 11,996 | 151 | 3,931 | 49 |
Merrimack | 149,452 | 5,253 | 73 | 3,515 | 49 |
Coos | 32,038 | 765 | 15 | 2,388 | 47 |
New Jersey | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Essex | 793,555 | 53,216 | 2,421 | 6,706 | 305 |
Passaic | 504,041 | 44,350 | 1,481 | 8,799 | 294 |
Union | 553,066 | 42,921 | 1,577 | 7,761 | 285 |
Hudson | 668,631 | 49,798 | 1,731 | 7,448 | 259 |
Bergen | 929,999 | 54,435 | 2,355 | 5,853 | 253 |
New Mexico | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
McKinley | 72,849 | 10,206 | 358 | 14,010 | 491 |
Sierra | 11,135 | 583 | 38 | 5,236 | 341 |
Cibola | 26,978 | 2,350 | 76 | 8,711 | 282 |
Socorro | 17,000 | 976 | 44 | 5,741 | 259 |
San Juan | 127,455 | 10,877 | 304 | 8,534 | 239 |
New York | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Bronx | 1,437,872 | 87,944 | 3,578 | 6,116 | 249 |
Queens | 2,298,513 | 132,074 | 5,426 | 5,746 | 236 |
Kings | 2,600,747 | 129,639 | 5,495 | 4,985 | 211 |
Richmond | 474,101 | 38,106 | 908 | 8,038 | 192 |
Rockland | 323,686 | 28,861 | 600 | 8,916 | 185 |
North Carolina | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Hertford | 24,153 | 1,457 | 52 | 6,032 | 215 |
Montgomery | 27,338 | 2,068 | 47 | 7,565 | 172 |
Jones | 9,695 | 436 | 16 | 4,497 | 165 |
Scotland | 35,262 | 2,670 | 57 | 7,572 | 162 |
Greene | 21,008 | 1,597 | 33 | 7,602 | 157 |
North Dakota | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Dickey | 4,970 | 696 | 32 | 14,004 | 644 |
Foster | 3,290 | 532 | 19 | 16,170 | 578 |
Pierce | 4,210 | 497 | 22 | 11,805 | 523 |
Renville | 2,495 | 280 | 12 | 11,222 | 481 |
Towner | 2,246 | 279 | 10 | 12,422 | 445 |
Ohio | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Noble | 14,443 | 1,080 | 33 | 7,478 | 228 |
Wyandot | 22,107 | 1,743 | 46 | 7,884 | 208 |
Mercer | 40,806 | 4,033 | 82 | 9,883 | 201 |
Putnam | 33,969 | 3,399 | 67 | 10,006 | 197 |
Monroe | 14,090 | 836 | 26 | 5,933 | 185 |
Oklahoma | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Cotton | 5,929 | 448 | 11 | 7,556 | 186 |
McCurtain | 32,966 | 3,090 | 55 | 9,373 | 167 |
Roger Mills | 3,708 | 269 | 6 | 7,255 | 162 |
Greer | 5,943 | 395 | 9 | 6,646 | 151 |
Jackson | 25,384 | 2,397 | 38 | 9,443 | 150 |
Oregon | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Malheur | 30,431 | 2,941 | 51 | 9,664 | 168 |
Hood River | 23,131 | 848 | 20 | 3,666 | 86 |
Jefferson | 23,143 | 1,549 | 20 | 6,693 | 86 |
Wasco | 25,866 | 936 | 22 | 3,619 | 85 |
Umatilla | 76,898 | 5,938 | 58 | 7,722 | 75 |
Pennsylvania | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Mifflin | 46,362 | 3,625 | 123 | 7,819 | 265 |
Northumberland | 92,325 | 5,387 | 243 | 5,835 | 263 |
Juniata | 24,562 | 1,444 | 55 | 5,879 | 224 |
Bedford | 48,611 | 3,095 | 98 | 6,367 | 202 |
Cambria | 134,550 | 9,214 | 266 | 6,848 | 198 |
Rhode Island | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Providence | 634,533 | 62,846 | 1,435 | 9,904 | 226 |
Bristol | 48,900 | 2,834 | 71 | 5,796 | 145 |
Kent | 163,861 | 10,783 | 213 | 6,581 | 130 |
Washington | 126,242 | 4,994 | 121 | 3,956 | 96 |
Newport | 83,075 | 3,069 | 10 | 3,694 | 12 |
South Carolina | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Bamberg | 14,600 | 1,009 | 40 | 6,911 | 274 |
Lee | 17,606 | 1,267 | 42 | 7,196 | 239 |
Fairfield | 22,712 | 1,429 | 53 | 6,292 | 233 |
Clarendon | 34,017 | 1,915 | 79 | 5,630 | 232 |
Marion | 31,562 | 2,152 | 69 | 6,818 | 219 |
South Dakota | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Jerauld | 2,029 | 264 | 15 | 13,011 | 739 |
Gregory | 4,201 | 489 | 26 | 11,640 | 619 |
Hamlin | 6,000 | 619 | 36 | 10,317 | 600 |
Turner | 8,264 | 982 | 49 | 11,883 | 593 |
Faulk | 2,322 | 314 | 12 | 13,523 | 517 |
Tennessee | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Pickett | 5,088 | 596 | 17 | 11,714 | 334 |
Clay | 7,686 | 859 | 23 | 11,176 | 299 |
Perry | 7,912 | 880 | 23 | 11,122 | 291 |
Houston | 8,176 | 828 | 22 | 10,127 | 269 |
Obion | 30,520 | 3,749 | 73 | 12,284 | 239 |
Texas | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Lamb | 13,262 | 1,716 | 68 | 12,939 | 513 |
Motley | 1,156 | 77 | 5 | 6,661 | 433 |
Brooks | 7,180 | 638 | 29 | 8,886 | 404 |
Dawson | 12,964 | 1,429 | 52 | 11,023 | 401 |
Floyd | 5,872 | 596 | 23 | 10,150 | 392 |
Utah | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
San Juan | 15,281 | 1,479 | 34 | 9,679 | 222 |
Salt Lake | 1,120,805 | 112,552 | 570 | 10,042 | 51 |
Wasatch | 30,523 | 3,343 | 15 | 10,952 | 49 |
Utah | 590,440 | 71,050 | 222 | 12,033 | 38 |
Davis | 340,621 | 26,788 | 93 | 7,864 | 27 |
Vermont | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Franklin | 49,025 | 593 | 31 | 1,210 | 63 |
Chittenden | 162,052 | 2,903 | 76 | 1,791 | 47 |
Orleans | 26,911 | 297 | 5 | 1,104 | 19 |
Washington | 58,477 | 905 | 10 | 1,548 | 17 |
Rutland | 59,273 | 522 | 9 | 881 | 15 |
Virginia | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Emporia | 5,381 | 439 | 30 | 8,158 | 558 |
Galax | 6,638 | 853 | 36 | 12,850 | 542 |
Northampton | 11,957 | 466 | 31 | 3,897 | 259 |
Southampton | 17,939 | 1,372 | 42 | 7,648 | 234 |
Franklin | 8,211 | 688 | 18 | 8,379 | 219 |
Washington | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Yakima | 249,325 | 20,799 | 331 | 8,342 | 133 |
Columbia | 4,001 | 84 | 4 | 2,099 | 100 |
Franklin | 90,660 | 9,082 | 86 | 10,018 | 95 |
Garfield | 2,224 | 97 | 2 | 4,362 | 90 |
Benton | 194,168 | 12,150 | 166 | 6,257 | 85 |
West Virginia | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Mineral | 27,278 | 2,194 | 70 | 8,043 | 257 |
Hancock | 29,680 | 2,060 | 52 | 6,941 | 175 |
Logan | 33,801 | 1,840 | 59 | 5,444 | 175 |
Marshall | 31,645 | 2,273 | 54 | 7,183 | 171 |
Grant | 11,641 | 826 | 18 | 7,096 | 155 |
Wisconsin | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Iron | 5,715 | 425 | 18 | 7,437 | 315 |
Florence | 4,337 | 406 | 12 | 9,361 | 277 |
Forest | 9,018 | 867 | 22 | 9,614 | 244 |
Menominee | 4,579 | 735 | 10 | 16,052 | 218 |
Waupaca | 51,444 | 4,212 | 99 | 8,188 | 192 |
Wyoming | |||||
County | Population | Cases | Deaths | Cases per 100k | Deaths per 100k |
Washakie | 8,129 | 789 | 21 | 9,706 | 258 |
Big Horn | 11,901 | 847 | 22 | 7,117 | 185 |
Fremont | 40,076 | 4,028 | 65 | 10,051 | 162 |
Goshen | 13,438 | 1,021 | 17 | 7,598 | 127 |
Natrona | 80,610 | 6,659 | 96 | 8,261 | 119 |
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