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News

• Sept 8 - New cases among children and teenagers have reached the highest weekly level since the pandemic's start, at more than 250,000 for the week ending Sept. 2 — more than a fourth of all new cases that week in the U.S.
• July 27 - CDC Advises Masking Indoors even for vaccinated people In Counties With Substantial Or High Coronavirus Spread.
  2/3 of counties in the country have substantial or high rates.
  See New mask guidance
• July 20 - India’s Covid-19 Death Toll Is Likely in the Millions | WSJ
  India has officially recorded more than 414,000 coronavirus deaths, but scientists and researchers have said that number undercounts the real toll.
  They estimate the actual number of deaths is between 3.4 and 4.7 million.
  
• July 11 - US Infection rates are over 50% higher than June lows although still only 10% of what they were in January.
  In part it is blamed on the July 4th weekend, but also on vaccine resistance in parts of the country. Nationally, 55.6% of all Americans have received at least one COVID-19 shot. The five states with the biggest two-week jump in cases per capita all had lower vaccination rates: Missouri, 45.9%; Arkansas, 43%; Nevada, 50.9%; Louisiana, 39.2%; and Utah, 49.5%.
• July 7 - Coronavirus death toll hits 4 million worldwide as the Delta variant spreads.
  New Cases per Million per day

  	June 22	July 12	% change	Vaccination doses per 100	% world population	Density P/Km2
  S. America	330	215	-35%	51	5.5%	25
  N. America	40	73	83%	78	7.6%	28
  Europe	52	129	148%	77	9.6%	34
  Asia	29	36	24%	48	59.5%	150
  Africa	8.7	31	256%	4.2	17.2%	45
  Australia /Oceania	2.8	19	579%	27	0.6%	5

  Density - P/Km² = 1,000 people per square kilometer.
  COVID World Vaccination Tracker | NY Times
  Vaccine doses vs % vaccinated. The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines require 2 doses to be fully vaccinated.
  So, in the US on July 14 there were 101 doses per 100 administered, but only 48% were fully vaccinated.

  North America and Europe are still well off their highs of 450 and 350 cases per million per day.
  Africa's cases cases are concentrated in 6 countries, Tunisia, Nambia, South Africa, Botswana, Libia and Zambia, where the combined case rate is 350 per day per million.

Summary

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Regional Per Capita Rate of new infections:

Note: We have limited our statistics to the 122 countries with more than 5 million population. There are smaller countries with higher per-capita rates.

Regional Cumulative Death Rates

All Countries: Total cases per day

Vaccination Rate:

Actual Total Deaths (estimated)
According to a May 2021 study by the University of Washington's Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME),
reported deaths are significantly lower than actual deaths.
Around the World they are half the actual rate

-Countries with the highest numbers of actual (estimated) total COVID-19 deaths, March 2020 to May 2021

	Country	Estimated Actual Total	Reported Total	Reported % of Actual	Deaths per M	Death Rate Rank*	Pop M
1	United States of America	905,289	574,043	63%	2,722	9	333
2	India	654,395	221,181	34%	470	2	1391
3	Mexico	617,127	217,694	35%	4,746	19	130
4	Brazil	595,903	408,680	69%	2,787	10	214
5	Russian Federation	593,610	109,334	18%	4,066	17	146
6	United Kingdom	209,661	150,519	72%	3,075	12	68
7	Italy	175,832	121,257	69%	2,912	11	60
8	Iran	174,177	72,906	42%	2,051	6	85
9	Egypt	170,041	13,529	8%	1,635	4	104
10	South Africa	160,452	54,390	34%	2,676	8	60
11	Poland	149,855	68,237	46%	3,963	15	38
12	Peru	147,765	62,739	42%	4,547	18	33
13	Ukraine	138,507	46,737	34%	3,184	13	44
14	France	132,680	105,506	80%	2,029	5	65
15	Spain	123,786	85,365	69%	2,647	7	47
16	Germany	120,729	83,256	69%	1,437	3	84
17	Indonesia	118,796	47,150	40%	438	1	271
The IHME report also listed some smaller countries with a high death rate. Here are some with the highest death rates.
	Czechia	41,446	29,574	71%	3,910	14	11
	Hungary	38,787	28,919	75%	3,970	16	10
	Bulgaria	38,640	16,905	44%	5,600	20	7

* Rank of actual deaths per 100,000 from lowest to highest for only the countries listed in the IHME report.

Note: There are several other smaller countries with higher total death rates.
e.g. Bosnia and Herzegovina - 6010; Azerbaijan - 6730
1,000 deaths per 100,000 is 1% of the population.

* 7 day average (all are 7-day averages)

See Modern East Asian DNA hints at an ancient coronavirus outbreak | Science News

More World Data

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More United States Data

WorldMeter Chart

New CDC Advice - People in counties with High or Substantial levels of community transmission rates should wear masks indoors

Total new cases per 100,000 in the past 7 days. Transmission Level New cases per 100,000 % of positive NAATs* Low 0-10 4-5% Moderate 10-50 5-8% Substantial 50-100 8-10% High ≥100 ≥10% North Central California Counties Counties where I have friends and family Average new cases per day per 100,000 last 7 days. 06/05 07/15 08/14  9/3   9/10  Vacc Rate United States 4.2 9.3 39 50 44 53% California 2.3 8.7 34 35 24 57% Placer Co 1.3 8.3 37 77 41 56% Sacramento Co 0.3 11.7 39 73 34 54% Sutter 13.4 60 72 62 46% Solano Co 1.3 10.0 27 66 27 53% Yolo Co 1.8 6.3 33 44 28 58% Napa 1.4 5.1 25 26 21 65% Santa Clara Co 1.3 5.1 18 25 13 73% San Mateo Co 1.3 6.4 21 23 14 70% San Francisco Co 22 14 72% North Central Califronia Counties Map Counties where I have friends and family. Place Popu- lation M Cases Deaths Cases Deaths % Fully vacc- inated Total New * Total New* % of popu- lation New /100K Total /1M New /1M Sep 10 United States 331 41,741,693 145,553 677,017 1,378 12.6% 44 2,045 4.2 53% California 39.510 4,474,673 9,429 67,100 112 11.3% 24 1,698 2.8 57% Sep 3 United States 331 40,805,259 163,852 666,219 1,308 12.3% 50 2,013 4.0 53% California 39.510 4,421,842 13,901 66,497 106 11.2% 35 1,683 2.7 56% Aug 3 United States 331 36,023,120 86,710 630,447 365 10.9% 26 1,905 1.1 50% California 39.510 3,985,729 9,104 64,556 38 10.1% 23 1,634 1.0 63% July 15 United States 331 34,929,856 30,741 624,606 270 10.6% 9.3 1,887 0.8 48.4 California 39.510 3,856,595 3,454 64,088 31 9.8% 8.7 1,622 0.8 61.0 June 1 United States 331 34,204,374 13,956 612,203 379 10.3% 4 1,850 1.1 42% California 39.510 3,795,479 889 63,008 23 9.6% 2 1,595 0.6 52% * New cases and deaths are 7-day moving-average New Cases per day per 100,000 For reference, in January California had over 100 new cases per day per 100,000 and Los Angeles Co was over 150. Deaths: More California Data End of Summary Related Notes::Facts about covid-19 | Safety Prevention | What is the real number of infected people? | Sources | Good Twitter feeds World Stats: Coronavirus Dashboard | ncov2019.live * New cases and deaths are 7-day moving-averages to adjust for the impact of administrative delays to reporting new data over weekends. Click on Charts to go to the current version. You can mouse over charts there to get more information. Numbers are significantly undercounted. See estimated actual counts above. NY Times Map COVID-19 International Travel Recommendations by Destination | CDC Hot Spots % Vaccinated: Aug 29 39.3% of the world population has received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. Only 1.6% of people in low-income countries have received at least one dose. New Cases per Million per day June July 12 % change Vaccination doses per 100 % world population Density P/Km2 S. America 330 215 -35% 51 5.5% 25 N. America 40 73 83% 78 7.6% 28 Europe 52 129 148% 77 9.6% 34 Asia 29 36 24% 48 59.5% 150 Africa 8.7 31 256% 4.2 17.2% 45 Australia /Oceania 2.8 19 579% 27 0.6% 5 Density - P/Km2 = 1,000 people per square kilometer. COVID World Vaccination Tracker | NY Times Vaccine doses vs % vaccinated. The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines require 2 doses to be fully vaccinated. So, in the US on July 14 there were 101 doses per 100 administered, but only 48% were fully vaccinated. Deaths: New Cases driven by largest countries. Spikes in Total Cases:(Excluding the US and India) Fomn The new estimate of 4 million deaths in India (See above) would put them off the chart. Note: The new estimate of 4 million deaths in India (See above) would put them at 2900 deaths per million; Number 3 World Total Deaths: Most estimates for the 1918 Flu range from 17 -50 million with , with a couple of higher and lower estimates. A July 20th report suggests that India alone could actually have 4 million deaths, doubling the world total to 8 Million. See India’s Covid-19 Death Toll Is Likely in the Millions | WSJ Vaccinations: 47% of the US population are fully vaccinated. 8% of Canadians are fully vaccinated. Fully vaccinated in Europe: UK 37%; Spain 19%; Italy 19%; Germany 17%; France 16%; Russia 8% Only 3% of the regional population in Latin America are fully vacinated. Chile 42%; Brazil 10%; Argentina 6%; Columbia 6%; Actual Total Deaths (estimated) According to a May 2021 study by the University of Washington's Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME), reported deaths is significantly lower than actual deaths. Around the World they are double what is reported. -Countries with the highest numbers of actual (estimated) total COVID-19 deaths, March 2020 to May 2021 Country Estimated Actual Total Reported Total Reported % of Actual Actual Deaths per M Death Rate Rank* Pop M 1 United States of America 905,289 574,043 63% 2,722 9 333 2 India 654,395 221,181 34% 470 2 1391 3 Mexico 617,127 217,694 35% 4,746 19 130 4 Brazil 595,903 408,680 69% 2,787 10 214 5 Russian Federation 593,610 109,334 18% 4,066 17 146 6 United Kingdom 209,661 150,519 72% 3,075 12 68 7 Italy 175,832 121,257 69% 2,912 11 60 8 Iran 174,177 72,906 42% 2,051 6 85 9 Egypt 170,041 13,529 8% 1,635 4 104 10 South Africa 160,452 54,390 34% 2,676 8 60 11 Poland 149,855 68,237 46% 3,963 15 38 12 Peru 147,765 62,739 42% 4,547 18 33 13 Ukraine 138,507 46,737 34% 3,184 13 44 14 France 132,680 105,506 80% 2,029 5 65 15 Spain 123,786 85,365 69% 2,647 7 47 16 Germany 120,729 83,256 69% 1,437 3 84 17 Indonesia 118,796 47,150 40% 438 1 271 The IHME report also listed some smaller countries with a high death rate. Here are some with the highest death rates. Czechia 41,446 29,574 71% 3,910 14 11 Hungary 38,787 28,919 75% 3,970 16 10 Bulgaria 38,640 16,905 44% 5,600 20 7 * Rank of actual deaths per 100,000 from lowest to highest for only the countries listed here. Note: There are several other smaller countries with higher total death rates. e.g. Bosnia and Herzegovina - 6010; Azerbaijan - 6730 100 deaths per 100,000 is 0.1% of the population. April 22 - Other countries of interest. Sorted by death rate Country New New Cases/ Total Tot Cases/ Total Deaths/ Pop Cases 1M pop Cases 1M pop Deaths 1M pop Czechia 11 1,547 144 1,612,832 150,380 28,787 2,684 Hungary 10 1,182 123 760,967 78,934 26,001 2,697 UK 68 2,534 37 4,398,431 64,518 127,345 1,868 Peru 33 7,335 220 1,734,606 52,026 58,604 1,758 Spain 47 8,435 180 3,456,886 73,913 77,496 1,657 Mexico 130 3,509 27 2,319,519 17,839 214,095 1,647 Sweden 10 5,565 548 932,076 91,829 13,882 1,368 Ireland 5 542 109 248326 49,832 4,899 983 Canada 38 8,593 226 1,155,834 30,410 23,822 627 S. Korea 51 681 13 117,458 2,289 1,811 35 Australia 26 25 1 29777 1157 910 35 New Zealand 5 1.43 0.30 2613 522 26 5 China 1,439 26 0.02 90566 63 4636 3 Vietnam 98 8 0.08 2,824 29 35 0.5 Taiwan 24 3 0.12 1,086 46 11 0.4 See also COVID-19 pandemic by country and territory - Wikipedia We've included the countries out of the 125 largest countries (population > 5 M), with the highest incidence of COVID-19 infection. Some smaller countries have a higher rate. You can click on the chart to go to the current interactive version, where you can move the sliders at the bottom to zero in on a specific time period and hover over a date to get the list of values on that date. You can add countries by entering it in the upper left. Per Million: Peak 7-day average new cases per Million Note: There is under-counting of deaths by a factor of 3 in several countries, so case counts are probably low also. Country Date New Cases North America Jan 12, 2021 470 Europe Nov 2, 2020 370 South America June 3, 2021 334 Asia May 5, 2021 107 Africa Jan 11,2021 24 Argentina june 1, 2021 728 Columbia June 6, 2021 527 Costa Rica May 18, 2021 483 Mexico Dec 24, 2020 81 South Africa Jan 11, 2021 321 Canada Apr 16, 2021 232 Belgium Oct 30, 2020 1,536 Ireland Jan 10, 2021 1,323 Portugal Jan 28, 2021 1,264 United Kingdom Jan 10, 2021 881 Israel Jan 11, 2021 873 France Nov 3, 2020 832 Spain Jan 26, 2021 791 Turkey Apr 21, 2021 714 Sweden May 4, 2021 500 Italy Nov 13, 2020 578 United States Jan 11, 2021 757 Italy Nov 13, 2020 578 Germany Dec 22, 2020 306 India May 6, 2021 282 Russia May 13, 2021 193 Total: Reported deaths (below) range from 34% to 70% of actual deaths according to the U. of Washington. See above. Worldwide they are double of what is reported. See below/ According to a May 2021 study by the University of Washington's Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME), reported deaths is significantly lower than actual deaths. Around the World they are double what is reported. The IHME report only included some of the countries with large numbers. Actual (estimated) total COVID-19 deaths, March 2020 to May 2021 Country Estimated Actual Total Reported Total Reported % of Actual Deaths per M Bulgaria 38,640 16,905 44% 5,600 Mexico 617,127 217,694 35% 4,746 Peru 147,765 62,739 42% 4,547 Russian Federation 593,610 109,334 18% 4,066 Hungary 38,787 28,919 75% 3,970 Poland 149,855 68,237 46% 3,963 Czechia 41,446 29,574 71% 3,910 Ukraine 138,507 46,737 34% 3,184 United Kingdom 209,661 150,519 72% 3,075 Italy 175,832 121,257 69% 2,912 Brazil 595,903 408,680 69% 2,787 United States of America 905,289 574,043 63% 2,722 South Africa 160,452 54,390 34% 2,676 Spain 123,786 85,365 69% 2,647 Iran 174,177 72,906 42% 2,051 France 132,680 105,506 80% 2,029 Egypt 170,041 13,529 8% 1,635 Germany 120,729 83,256 69% 1,437 India 654,395 221,181 34% 470 Why Does the Pandemic Seem to Be Hitting Some Countries Harder Than Others? | The New Yorker Feb. 22, 2021 Summary Here. Other countries - See also: OurWorldinData Source: COVID-19 pandemic death rates by country - Wikipedia 892 in the US is about 0.1% Test Positivity Rate Experts advise looking at three measurements together: number of cases, case positivity rates and number of deaths to understand what is going on. Test Positivity Rate is important because a high positivity rate probably means that the case count is low. See Positivity Rate. WHO guidelines want it to be below 5%. When a positivity rate is higher, epidemiologists start worrying that means only sicker people have access to tests and a city or region is missing mild or asymptomatic cases. Testing and Positivity | Johns Hopkins See Positivity Rate for more. Daily tests per thousand See More International Stats United States: July 15 Place Popu- lation M Cases Deaths Cases Deaths % Fully vacc- inated Total New * Total New* % of popu- lation New /100K Total /1M New /1M Sept 3 United States 331 40,805,259 163,852 666,219 1,308 12.3% 50 2,013 4.0 53% August 1 United States 331 36,023,120 86,710 630,447 365 10.9% 26 1,905 1.1 50% July 15 United States 331 34,929,856 30,741 624,606 270 10.6% 9.3 1,887 0.8 48.4 June 1 United States 331 34,204,374 13,956 612,203 379 10.3% 4 1,850 1.1 42% * New cases and deaths are 7-day moving-average. July 27: New CDC advice: People in counties with High or Substantial levels of community transmission rates should wear masks indoors - Including vaccinated people. 2/3 of counties are in the High and substantial levels of spread. CDC COVID Data Tracker Map Total new cases per 100,000 persons in the past 7 days. Transmission Level New cases per 100,000 % of positive NAATs* Low 0-10 4-5% Moderate 10-50 5-8% Substantial 50-100 8-10% High ≥100 ≥10%

* NAAT - Nucleic Acid Amplification Tests

Note: The CDC's definition of substantial based on new cases per 100,000 is questionable. It is only 20% of the maximum infection rate in January.
The rate of increase is substantial. An increase of 64% in 1 week.

On January 11th the US had the highest 7-day average of 255,575 new cases per day (77 per 100,000) [see graph below] or 539 new cases per 100,000 over a 7-day period.
100 new cases per week per 100,000 (14 per day) is about 20% of the maximum infection rate. I guess it's substantial because of the trend.
40,596 new cases per day on July 21 and 66,606 on July 28

See Epicenters
CDC COVID Data Tracker

COVID was the leading cause of death in the United States in January 2021:

Provisional Death Counts for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) | CDC
The average percent of COVID-19 deaths from Mar. 21, 2020 to May 22, 2021 was 14.4%.
That made it #3 behind heart disease (28%) and cancer (25%) as cause of death.
Note: These are the 2019 rates for heart disease and cancer.
They may be lower in 2020 because people weakened from these diseases may have succumbed to COVID first. I don't know how the CDC counts someone who dies of heart disease because of stress from COVID.
See Cause of Death

See >1918 Flu

Total Deaths per 1 Million Sep 10

1 New Jersey 3,046 2 Mississippi 2,992 3 New York 2,837 4 Louisiana 2,808 5 Massachusetts 2,662 6 Rhode Island 2,636 7 Arizona 2,635 8 Alabama 2,585 9 Arkansas 2,396 10 Connecticut 2,361 11 South Dakota 2,356 12 Florida 2,271 13 Pennsylvania 2,237 14 Georgia 2,236 15 Indiana 2,196 16 New Mexico 2,196 17 Michigan 2,185

18 Nevada 2,176 19 South Carolina 2,165 20 Illinois 2,118 21 Texas 2,081 22 Oklahoma 2,074 23 North Dakota 2,064 USA Total 2,048 24 Tennessee 2,034 25 Iowa 2,009 26 Kansas 1,979 27 Delaware 1,951 28 Missouri 1,900 29 Ohio 1,810 30 Kentucky 1,791 31 West Virginia 1,789 32 Montana 1,716 33 California 1,700 34 Maryland 1,683

35 District Of Columbia 1,651 36 Wyoming 1,519 37 Wisconsin 1,479 38 North Carolina 1,437 39 Minnesota 1,416 40 Virginia 1,413 41 Idaho 1,377 42 Colorado 1,317 43 Nebraska 1,218 44 New Hampshire 1,060 45 Washington 918 46 Utah 850 47 Oregon 809 48 Maine 715 49 Alaska 607 50 Hawaii 461 51 Vermont 460

Source: Worldmeter

I moved back to California from New Jersey a couple of years ago. In April my friends in New Jersey had 10 times the chance of encountering a person with COVID-19 than I did in California. In July the numbers have flipped with California having 6 times and Florida 12 times the incidence of NJ.
By the end of November the average rate for the whole country was 5 times higher than it was in April.
In July 2020 because of their new case rates and population, Florida, Texas and California accounted for 19% of all new cases in the world and more than a third of the new cases in the U.S. with a total of 27,574 new cases per day recorded.
Case rates in those states droped by 2/3 in September.
in January 2021 the U.S. accounted for 34% of all new cases in the world.
In April 2021 the world hit a record of 823,439 new cases, 41% from India.
See World leaders.

The five states with the biggest two-week jump in cases per capita in July 2021 all had lower vaccination rates: Missouri, 45.9%; Arkansas, 43%; Nevada, 50.9%; Louisiana, 39.2%; and Utah, 49.5%.

Hot Spots Relative to the National Average
Bold - States 50% higher than national average thru Dec 2 and 30% higher after that.

State	Daily New Cases per 100,000
	April Peak	Jul 15	Sep 8	Oct 8	Nov 2	Dec 2	Jan 4	Feb 3	Mar 3	Apr 7	Jun 6	Jul 17	Aug 14	Sep 9
US	10	20	10	15	24	50	66	45	19	19	4	9	39	44	US
New York	51	4	6	7	10	37	71	53	32	34	3	3	21	27	New York
New Jersey	39	4	6	8	18	46	49	51	34	47	3	4	19	22	New Jersey
Michigan	16	6		11	35	72	27	17	14	70	4	2	14	23	Michigan
Pennsylvania	13				18	53	56	42	20	33	4	2	16	28	Pennsylvania
California	3	20	11	8	10	37	96	42	11	7	2	6	31	16	California
Florida	6	56	13	12	20	39	62	46	25	24	9	30	101	66	Florida
Arizona	4	51	8	9	19	62	112	64	16	9	5	12	38	38	Arizona
Texas	3	37	13	13	20	38	63	70	25	10	4	9	50	62	Texas
Idaho		37	16	28	45	70	50							55	Idaho
North Dakota		13	38	60	139	89	26	24						55	North Dakota
South Dakota			27	55	134	100	48	43						0	South Dakota
Wisconsin		14	15	43	80	70	44							0	Wisconsin
Iowa			24	29	66	64	43							0	Iowa
Utah		20	13	33	55	86	85	43			7	16	31	0	Utah
Montana			12	42	77	79	36							0	Montana
Nebraska			14	29	60	93	50			25				0	Nebraska
Wyoming				25	61	93	38				9	14	45	80	Wyoming
Minnesota			12	20	46	115	34			34				0	Minnesota
Rhode Island				15	42	114	96	51	35	28				0	Rhode Island
New Mexico				14	38	88	59							0	New Mexico
Indiana				18	44	87	71							0	Indiana
Nevada				16	27	75	68					23	35	0	Nevada
Ohio						67	64							0	Ohio
Tennessee						72	93	40	19				56	74	Tennessee
Kansas							85	36				14	41	0	Kansas
Oklahoma							84	52				15	54	59	Oklahoma
Arkansas							86	51	28	5		34	74	56	Arkansas
Georgia							80	51	28	12			54	73	Georgia
South Carolina							75	67	21				61	92	South Carolina
North Carolina							68	52	23	15			49	36	North Carolina
Colorado										25	10	6		0	Colorado
Washington	7										8	9		0	Washington
Missouri												31	45	0	Missouri
Louisiana												26	126	50	Louisiana
mississippi												12	110	65	mississippi
Alabama												14	81	77	Alabama
Alaska														83	Alaska
														85	W. Virginia
														89	Kentucky

See also Provisional Death Counts for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) | CDC

California

Aug 3

Place	Popu- lation M	Cases		Deaths		Cases		Deaths		% Fully vacc- inated
		Total	New *	Total	New*	% of popu- lation	New /100K	Total /1M	New /1M
Sep 10
United States	331	41,741,693	145,553	677,017	1,378	12.6%	44	2,045	4.2	53%
California	39.510	4,474,673	9,429	67,100	112	11.3%	24	1,698	2.8	57%
Sep 3
United States	331	40,805,259	163,852	666,219	1,308	12.3%	50	2,013	4.0	53%
California	39.510	4,421,842	13,901	66,497	106	11.2%	35	1,683	2.7	56%
Aug 3
United States	331	36,023,120	86,710	630,447	365	10.9%	26	1,905	1.1	50%
California	39.510	3,985,729	9,104	64,556	38	10.1%	23	1,634	1.0	53%
July 15
United States	331	34,929,856	30,741	624,606	270	10.6%	9.3	1,887	0.8	48.4
California	39.510	3,856,595	3,454	64,088	31	9.8%	8.7	1,622	0.8	51.4
June 1
United States	331	34,204,374	13,956	612,203	379	10.3%	4	1,850	1.1	42%
California	39.510	3,795,479	889	63,008	23	9.6%	2	1,595	0.6	43%

* New cases and deaths are 7-day moving-average

North Central Califronia Counties Map

See county data below.

On June 15, capacity and distancing restrictions will be lifted for most businesses and activities. Large-scale indoor events will have vaccination or negative test requirements for attendees through at least October 1.
Testing must be conducted within 72 hours before event start time (both PCR and antigen are acceptable). Results of the test must be available prior to entry into the event or venue.
Attendees who do not verify vaccination status for outdoor Mega Events should be asked to wear face coverings.

Vaccine Verification / Negative Testing	Required for Indoor mega events Recommended for Outdoor mega events
Capacity Limitations	No restrictions
Physical Distancing	No restrictions for attendees, customers and guests
Masking	Follow current CDPH Guidance for Face Coverings
Travelers	Follow CDC recommendations and CDPH Travel Advisory

CDPH Guidance for Face Coverings
in the following settings where masks are required for everyone, regardless of vaccination status:

• On public transit (examples: airplanes, ships, ferries, trains, subways, buses, taxis, and ride-shares) and in transportation hubs (examples: airport, bus terminal, marina, train station, seaport or other port, subway station, or any other area that provides transportation)
• Indoors in K-12 schools, childcare and other youth settings.
  Note: This may change as updated K-12 schools guidance is forthcoming, pending updates for K-12 operational guidance from the CDC.
• Healthcare settings (including long term care facilities)
• State and local correctional facilities and detention centers
• Homeless shelters, emergency shelters[8] and cooling centers

See Beyond the Blueprint Framework for Industry and Business Sectors, with Limited Exceptions | CDPH.ca.gov

See Blueprint for a Safer Economy | covid19.ca.gov

The Mercury News says, Stricter COVID rules didn't hurt California's economy.
California is down 1.4 million workers since we learned the word "coronavirus".
But, Among large states, those with strict pandemic rules performed as well and in some cases better than their laissez-faire counterparts. California's GDP shrunk less than that of Texas and Florida in 2020, all of which outperformed the United States as a whole. Washington, which had some of the strictest pandemic restrictions in the country, had the lowest GDP loss among large states.

The findings from the UCLA Anderson Forecast are "diametrically opposed" to the narrative common among some COVID-19 regulation opponents that the public health orders undermined economic recovery, said Director Jerry Nickelsburg.

"Low interest rates and the fact that higher-income earners did not generally lose their jobs meant a strong demand for housing," Nickelsburg said. "So the construction industry did well."

See the See Tier Timeline for a history of the tier system.

California | The COVID Tracking Project

New CDC advice: People in counties with High or Substantial levels of community transmission rates should wear masks indoors - Including vaccinated people.

Total new cases per 100,000 persons in the past 7 days

Total new cases per 100,000 in the past 7 days. Transmission Level New cases per 100,000 % of positive NAATs* Low 0-10 4-5% Moderate 10-50 5-8% Substantial 50-100 8-10% High ≥100 ≥10% Counties where I have friends and family Average new cases per day per 100,000 last 7 days. 06/05 07/15 08/14  9/3   9/10  Vacc Rate United States 4.2 9.3 39 50 44 53% California 2.3 8.7 34 35 24 57% Placer Co 1.3 8.3 37 77 41 56% Sacramento Co 0.3 11.7 39 73 34 54% Sutter 13.4 60 72 62 46% Solano Co 1.3 10.0 27 66 27 53% Yolo Co 1.8 6.3 33 44 28 58% Napa 1.4 5.1 25 26 21 65% Santa Clara Co 1.3 5.1 18 25 13 73% San Mateo Co 1.3 6.4 21 23 14 70% San Francisco Co 22 14 72% * NAAT - Nucleic Acid Amplification Tests

CDC COVID Data Tracker Map

Davis:
See Davis Testing

Davis counts per 100K are higher than daily counts because the population is < 100K
Counts on the Yolo County Dashboard do not stabilize for 10-12 days.

California
Santa Clara Co
Alameda
Yolo Co
Sutter Co
Solano County Public Health Dashboards
Coronavirus Report for Napa County, CA - LiveStories
Coronavirus (COVID-19) | Napa County, CA
Sacramento
Placer
Sarasota County, Florida | USAFacts
Washoe Co. NV

Other Links:
Coronavirus tracker | Mercury News

Other

Old News

• June 14 - The CDC declared the Delta variant a "variant of concern," a designation given when there is increased evidence of factors such as transmissibility or severity or reduced effectiveness of vaccines or treatments. See the Delta variant in facts.
• June 3 - The W.H.O. warned of a surge of new infections in Africa, which could set off a third wave for the continent as winter arrives.
• June 1 A new surge in Latin America has been attributed to the spread of the Brazil variant.
• May 31 - 42% of the US population are fully vaccinated.
  52% of the California population are fully vacinated.
  8% of Canadians are fully vaccinated.
  Fully vaccinated in Europe: UK 37%; Spain 19%; Italy 19%; Germany 17%; France 16%; Russia 8%
  According to the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) Only 3% of the regional population in Latin America are fully vacinated. as of May 19.
  Vaccination rate by country | Americas Society-Council of the Americas June 1
  Chile 44%; Brazil 11%; Argentina 6%; Columbia 6%;
• May 9 - New cases in india levels off and the world's new cases is declining.
• April 21- India India had 265,000 new cases per day driving the world total over 800,000 new cases. The previous country high was the US which had 251,000 new cases per day on January 8th.
• April 16 - Reached 3 million deaths worldwide.
              1918 Flu - 17-50 million deaths
• March 15 - Surge in Michigan, Minneasota and the North East US
• March 10 - Cases are increasing in Europe and Latin America.

But it turns out only 18% - 80% of actual deaths are counted.
See U. Washington study.

I eventually found web sites that were reporting most of data I was interested in, shown here, you can click on charts to get current versions.

We are concentrating on trends now from the world down to some towns in California. Where are the outbreaks, relative size of the them, history of safety plans etc..
Also listing death rates, hospitilazions and positivity rate where possible.
See more at rational.

Joshua SA. Weitz at Georgie Tech developed a tool to assess the risk that one (or more) individuals in a group was infected.
See Risk Assessment

We are concentrating on trends now from the world down to some towns in California. Where are the outbreaks, relative size of the them, history of safety plans etc..
Also listing death rates, hospitilazions and positivity rate where possible.
See more at rational.

  There are other measurements that would be helpful in understanding the progress of the epidemic in different places, such as the number of new hospitalizations, the number of tests administered or the number of people showing any symptoms of respiratory illness. But confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths, however incomplete, are the most useful daily statistics currently available at a local level everywhere in the country.
Hospitalizations and deaths lag cases by one to two weeks.

• Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) | CDC - Updated frequently

• WHO - World Health Organization: Disease Outbreak News (DONs) | Q&A on coronaviruses (COVID-19) - Mar 9, 2020 -

• Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center - Updated frequently

• Coronavirus FAQ's by Dr. Megan Murray (Harvard Infectious Disease specialist) | Abundance Foundation - Mar 9, 2020
  Coronavirus Resource Center - Harvard Health - - Updated frequently

• Science Friday:
  Seasrch for CORONA - Science Friday
• Real-time, interactive website for US-county-level COVID-19 event risk assessment

• The numbers - Statistics - Charts

• The big picture - Coronavirus Dashboard | nCoV2019.live
  
• United States Coronavirus: - Worldometer
• Charts
  Coronavirus Update (Live) - Worldometer
  
• Our World in Data
• U.S. COVID Risk & Vaccine Tracker | Act Now
• COVID-19 statistics and analysis | Nucleus Wealth
• How is the Economy Doing? | USA Facts
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• Coronavirus tracked: the latest figures as countries reopen | Financial Times
  Coronavirus chart: has your country's epidemic peaked? | Financial Times
• The COVID Tracking Project | The COVID Tracking Project
  
• COVID-19 Projections