United States COVID-19 Statistics: 28,949,455 Cases / 524,262 Deaths / 361,224,072 Tests / Avg cases/day 68,121 declined 25.1% from 14 days ago Avg deaths/day 2,034 declined 17.22% from 14 days ago (Updated Mar 6, 2021 @ 10:01pm)

* The number of cases displayed reflects how many have been tested & confirmed so far. It does NOT include the potentially many undetected people who are currently infected with COVID-19, whether asymptomatic or undiagnosed.

State Level Stats

	TOTAL Cases	TOTAL Deaths	MORTALITY Rate	AVG CASES Per/Day	14-DAY Growth	AVG DEATHS Per/Day	AVG TESTS Per/Day
California ^#1	3,595,945 9.1% pop	54,091 0.1% pop	1.5%	5,178	-46.59%	405	146,818 0.4% pop	VIEW »
Texas ^#2	2,692,554 9.3% pop	45,249 0.2% pop	1.7%	7,936	-25%	212	55,875 0.2% pop	VIEW »
Florida ^#3	1,940,897 9% pop	31,620 0.1% pop	1.6%	5,711	-19.06%	132	106,925 0.5% pop	VIEW »
New York ^#4	1,686,993 8.7% pop	48,247 0.2% pop	2.9%	7,230	-15.15%	114	296,935 1.5% pop	VIEW »
Illinois ^#5	1,197,187 9.4% pop	23,003 0.2% pop	1.9%	1,805	-20.1%	41	103,336 0.8% pop	VIEW »
Georgia ^#6	1,021,778 9.6% pop	17,905 0.2% pop	1.8%	2,920	-13.94%	79	35,861 0.3% pop	VIEW »
Ohio ^#7	977,736 8.4% pop	17,501 0.1% pop	1.8%	1,979	-27.62%	70	43,131 0.4% pop	VIEW »
Pennsylvania ^#8	949,127 7.4% pop	24,306 0.2% pop	2.6%	2,517	-26.14%	51	59,517 0.5% pop	VIEW »
North Carolina ^#9	872,176 8.3% pop	11,502 0.1% pop	1.3%	2,636	-28.21%	46	44,487 0.4% pop	VIEW »
Arizona ^#10	825,119 11.3% pop	16,323 0.2% pop	2%	1,364	-42.62%	70	51,727 0.7% pop	VIEW »
New Jersey ^#11	810,090 9.1% pop	23,557 0.3% pop	2.9%	3,228	-5.14%	58	94,291 1.1% pop	VIEW »
Tennessee ^#12	782,206 11.4% pop	11,543 0.2% pop	1.5%	1,412	-22.93%	40	21,699 0.3% pop	VIEW »
Indiana ^#13	666,516 9.9% pop	12,726 0.2% pop	1.9%	898	-31.45%	32	37,626 0.6% pop	VIEW »
Michigan ^#14	656,072 6.6% pop	16,658 0.2% pop	2.5%	1,326	+12.2%	24	46,112 0.5% pop	VIEW »
Wisconsin ^#15	621,275 10.7% pop	7,103 0.1% pop	1.1%	729	-20.67%	21	28,542 0.5% pop	VIEW »
Massachusetts ^#16	588,209 8.5% pop	16,322 0.2% pop	2.8%	1,703	-13.9%	42	106,263 1.5% pop	VIEW »
Virginia ^#17	584,537 6.8% pop	9,519 0.1% pop	1.6%	1,786	-40.11%	170	24,556 0.3% pop	VIEW »
South Carolina ^#18	524,457 10.2% pop	8,719 0.2% pop	1.7%	1,971	-34.06%	35	26,994 0.5% pop	VIEW »
Alabama ^#19	499,411 10.2% pop	10,149 0.2% pop	2%	957	-21.3%	49	4,920 0.1% pop	VIEW »
Missouri ^#20	497,695 8.1% pop	8,506 0.1% pop	1.7%	534	-30.92%	32	16,593 0.3% pop	VIEW »
Minnesota ^#21	489,116 8.7% pop	6,614 0.1% pop	1.4%	805	+3.3%	8	34,207 0.6% pop	VIEW »
Colorado ^#22	435,762 7.6% pop	5,986 0.1% pop	1.4%	1,093	-10.12%	9	33,127 0.6% pop	VIEW »
Louisiana ^#23	433,045 9.3% pop	9,716 0.2% pop	2.2%	901	-21.99%	21	19,161 0.4% pop	VIEW »
Oklahoma ^#24	428,536 10.8% pop	4,534 0.1% pop	1.1%	784	-42.77%	32	9,216 0.2% pop	VIEW »
Kentucky ^#25	410,184 9.2% pop	4,806 0.1% pop	1.2%	1,133	-27.97%	29	15,260 0.3% pop	VIEW »
Maryland ^#26	386,610 6.4% pop	7,941 0.1% pop	2.1%	791	-24.52%	23	41,728 0.7% pop	VIEW »
Utah ^#27	373,868 11.7% pop	1,970 0.1% pop	0.5%	677	-29.18%	13	8,713 0.3% pop	VIEW »
Iowa ^#28	363,433 11.5% pop	5,552 0.2% pop	1.5%	585	-12.29%	20	1,923 0.1% pop	VIEW »
Washington ^#29	344,532 4.5% pop	5,041 0.1% pop	1.5%	855	-24.27%	20	24,021 0.3% pop	VIEW »
Arkansas ^#30	324,653 10.8% pop	5,417 0.2% pop	1.7%	567	-36.93%	10	8,874 0.3% pop	VIEW »
Kansas ^#31	298,188 10.2% pop	4,768 0.2% pop	1.6%	398	-38.77%	17	5,787 0.2% pop	VIEW »
Mississippi ^#32	297,321 10% pop	6,805 0.2% pop	2.3%	550	-33.17%	17	591 0.02% pop	VIEW »
Nevada ^#33	295,960 9.6% pop	5,036 0.2% pop	1.7%	403	-34.58%	13	8,024 0.3% pop	VIEW »
Connecticut ^#34	285,330 8% pop	7,704 0.2% pop	2.7%	978	-14.06%	15	41,868 1.2% pop	VIEW »
Nebraska ^#35	202,653 10.5% pop	2,113 0.1% pop	1%	282	-43.82%	5	7,859 0.4% pop	VIEW »
New Mexico ^#36	186,742 8.9% pop	3,796 0.2% pop	2%	345	-19.95%	13	19,260 0.9% pop	VIEW »
Idaho ^#37	172,931 9.7% pop	1,879 0.1% pop	1.1%	285	-12.31%	5	1,438 0.1% pop	VIEW »
Oregon ^#38	157,079 3.7% pop	2,296 0.1% pop	1.5%	372	-17.7%	8	10,629 0.3% pop	VIEW »
West Virginia ^#39	133,290 7.4% pop	2,323 0.1% pop	1.7%	317	-23.06%	7	10,812 0.6% pop	VIEW »
Rhode Island ^#40	128,121 12.1% pop	2,541 0.2% pop	2%	354	-15.51%	3	22,869 2.2% pop	VIEW »
South Dakota ^#41	113,378 12.8% pop	1,898 0.2% pop	1.7%	162	+3.8%	4	1,800 0.2% pop	VIEW »
Puerto Rico ^#42	101,327 3.2% pop	2,059 0.1% pop	2%	173	-31.62%	11	199 0.006% pop	VIEW »
Montana ^#43	100,656 9.4% pop	1,379 0.1% pop	1.4%	171	-25.97%	3	5,391 0.5% pop	VIEW »
North Dakota ^#44	100,357 13.2% pop	1,479 0.2% pop	1.5%	79	+23.4%	2	2,917 0.4% pop	VIEW »
Delaware ^#45	88,139 9.1% pop	1,464 0.2% pop	1.7%	284	-17.68%	8	3,678 0.4% pop	VIEW »
New Hampshire ^#46	76,695 5.6% pop	1,181 0.1% pop	1.5%	287	-18%	3	7,047 0.5% pop	VIEW »
Alaska ^#47	59,285 8.1% pop	305 0.04% pop	0.5%	125	-23.78%	1	7,144 1% pop	VIEW »
Wyoming ^#48	54,764 9.5% pop	682 0.1% pop	1.2%	96	+31.5%	2	3,114 0.5% pop	VIEW »
Maine ^#49	45,639 3.4% pop	704 0.1% pop	1.5%	161	-14.36%	7	11,279 0.8% pop	VIEW »
District of Columbia ^#50	41,273 5.9% pop	1,030 0.1% pop	2.5%	133	+4.7%	3	0 0% pop	VIEW »
Hawaii ^#51	28,060 2% pop	443 0.03% pop	1.6%	59	+9.3%	2	5,302 0.4% pop	VIEW »
Vermont ^#52	15,964 2.6% pop	208 0.03% pop	1.3%	106	-4.5%	2	12,441 2% pop	VIEW »
Guam ^#53	7,749 4.7% pop	133 0.1% pop	1.7%	3	-62.5%	1	539 0.3% pop	VIEW »
Virgin Islands ^#54	2,714 2.6% pop	25 0.02% pop	0.9%	11	+22.2%	1	170 0.2% pop	VIEW »
Northern Mariana Islands ^#55	144 0.3% pop	19 0.03% pop	13.2%	2	-100%	1	0 0% pop	VIEW »

United States COVID-19 Statistics

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State Level Stats

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