US State COVID-19 Statistics


These external links are provided for reference purposes. Michael Burns is not responsible for the content of these external Internet sites, including the accuracy of their data nor whether they are maintained by their owners. World COVID-19 Info: CDC COVID-19 COVID-19 Global Cases US State COVID-19 Statistics. Where possible, links to graphical data is favored. Suggestions & corrections appreciated. Notes: 1. Some States list infection rates as x per 100,000 population and others as x per Million population, so you may need to convert to compare. (e.g. 8 per 100,000 is the same as 80 per Million.) 2. Some States do not follow the defacto standard dashboard layout which can make it more difficult to compare with other States. Pay attention to how the data is labeled. Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia (Washington DC) Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Massachusetts County Infection Rate Map Massachusetts Town Infection Rate Map (note the legend is odd, but white is best, then green, yellow with red worst) Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Vermont Neighboring County Quarantine Map (VT State Site) Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming
External links are provided for reference purposes. Michael Burns is not responsible for the content of external Internet sites. Copyright © 1997-2024 Michael J. Burns All Rights Reserved.

These external links are provided for reference purposes. Michael Burns is not responsible for the content of these external Internet sites, including the accuracy of their data nor whether they are maintained by their owners.

World COVID-19 Info:

US State COVID-19 Statistics. Where possible, links to graphical data is favored. Suggestions & corrections appreciated.

Notes:

1. Some States list infection rates as x per 100,000 population and others as x per Million population, so you may need to convert to compare. (e.g. 8 per 100,000 is the same as 80 per Million.)

2. Some States do not follow the defacto standard dashboard layout which can make it more difficult to compare with other States. Pay attention to how the data is labeled.