Regional Trends in US COVID-19 Data

Regional Trends in US COVID-19 Data

 In Event News

Coronavirus US Insights|Summary – During May, some hard-hit areas such as New York began to show improvements in the number of daily new cases, whereas rural areas showed the opposite – an increase in the number of daily new cases. Shown on a per capita basis, an example of this trend can clearly be seen in Wilkes County, North Carolina. At the end of April, Wilkes County had a low rate of 35 daily new cases; this climbed rapidly during to just under 400 new cases per day by May 18.

Monthly Scenarios – In the videos given below, the map on the left shows the number of Confirmed Cases by US County. This map can be used to visualize how the cumulative impact of the coronavirus pandemic has impacted the country.

The map on the right shows Daily New Cases Per Capita by US county. Counties in yellow have 1 – 10 confirmed coronavirus cases per million, while areas with no color have less than 1 case per million. For developing planning scenarios, these areas may be of interest, as they are under the IMHE‘s suggested threshold of 1 infection per million to begin easing social distancing restrictions while avoiding a resurgence of infections via active case detection and contact tracing

April 17th – May 17th

April 10th – May 10th 

April 3rd – May 3rd

March 26th – April 27th

March 19th – April 19th

March 12th – April 12th

Impact Summary Report for EigenPrism® Users:

EigenPrism users can also view all the US county-level maps in the impact summary report:

  • Open the impact summary report
  • or, search for “SAMPLE Coronavirus Impact Summary – US County Maps” on the EigenPrism home page
  • then click Manage > Copy to select your workspace and save with your own exposure.

Please note, as report templates are frequently updated, you can refresh the report by changing the Analysis Date. See instructions here.

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