Which States Have The Highest Covid Cases Per Capita

Follow new cases found each day and the number of cases and deaths in the US.

Which states have the highest covid cases per capita. Data points were last. Alberta is now reporting the highest number of COVID-19 cases per capita in all of Canada and the United States. Nationwide the population-adjusted COVID-19 death rate is 132 deaths per 100000 residents.

As of May 10 2021 the state with the highest rate of COVID-19 cases was North Dakota followed by Rhode Island. The five metro areas with the highest number of coronavirus cases per capita are. The CRC also now includes non-resident tests in Alaska and Florida and probable cases.

The Times used data from. Explore the map above to see totals and per capita figures around the country for both new confirmed cases and reported deaths from COVID-19. On a per capita basis New York has had the highest number of coronavirus cases With June now in full swing and the coronavirus having peaked in many areas a number of states have.

Hot spots Average daily cases per 100000 people in. Michigan Minnesota and Illinois are all reporting drops in new cases. Missouri is second with 94 cases per 100000 residents.

Cumulatively the US. 5 states exceed that rate by at. The CDC reports that on a per capita basis Nevada now leads with 98 cases per 100000 residents over the past 7 days.

COVID-19 Death Rates by State. California where Democrat Gavin Newsom is the governor has the most reported Covid deaths in the US with nearly 55000 as of Thursday according to NBC News tracker of. Previous spikes in historical data for total and positive tests in the graphic were anomalies caused by the shift in data collection that began March 3 when the Coronavirus Resource Center CRC began obtaining data from the Johns Hopkins Centers for Civic Impact rather than from the COVID Tracking Project CTP which ceased operations March 7.