MARYLAND COVID NUMBERS CODE

Workers at the hospital have complained of a lack of protective equipment as recently as May 14, 2020.

MARYLAND COVID NUMBERS CODE

In the past two weeks, 10 people claiming this ZIP code as their address have been diagnosed with the disease, leading to a remarkably-high rate of 110 cases per 1,000 residents, or a confirmed 11 percent transmission rate in the past two weeks. It had 2010 Census population of 90 people.

You’ll have to zoom in quite far to see it on the map above. It encompasses only the Holly Center, a state-run institution for people with severe developmental disabilities.

Maryland’s rural areas, particularly in some odd ZIP codes in the Eastern Shore, now claim some of the highest per-capita rates of recent coronavirus diagnosis in the state – though some peculiarities create some alarming numbers.įor instance, consider the tiny 21802 ZIP Code. Route 1 Reporter mapped Maryland ZIP codes, shaded by the per-capita population of confirmed coronavirus cases diagnosed in the previous 14 days. The persistency of this decline strikes me as the most remarkable thing about it. Likewise, measured on a two-week rolling average, the number of daily coronavirus deaths has declined in Prince George’s County from 13 as of to 10 as of May 25, 2020. In general, this number has hovered in the lower 200s since May 6, 2020. In Prince George’s County, the number of daily new confirmed coronavirus cases has been trending down since May 19, 2020, when it reached a high of 248 new confirmed cases per day, as measured on a two-week rolling average. Charted above, we see the daily number of coronavirus deaths, on a two-week rolling average, has declined to about 44 from a high of 54 last seen May 8, 2020. Perhaps more tangibly, the number of daily new coronavirus deaths in Maryland has been persistently declining since reaching an apex in early May. This number has hovered around 1,000 new confirmed cases per day since May 10, 2020. As of May 25, 2020, the two-week rolling average number of daily new confirmed cases stood at 984. The broad takeaway: this metric has leveled off. Likewise, charted above, the number of daily new confirmed coronavirus cases has been slightly down since May 19, 2020, when a backlog of test results were added into state data. With many parts of the state re-opening, reports of casual-to-non-existent compliance with social distancing at Maryland’s beachside vacation hubs, and expanded no-symptom-needed testing regimes coming online, it will be interesting to see how these trend-lines move over the next few weeks.įor instance, charted above, the daily population of people with cases confirmed in the preceding two-weeks has hovered between 12,400 and 13,400 since May 6, 2020. But by several metrics – including daily new confirmed cases, daily deaths and two-week population of new confirmed cases – the coronavirus outbreak in Maryland seems to have leveled off, for now. By May 25, 2020, the total number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Maryland increased to 47,152 and the number of deaths climbed to 2,302.

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