June 1st Data Update

This post updates COVID-19 confirmed case data for the DC Metropolitan area as of June 1st 2020. The total confirmed cases in the DC area rose by 622 to 63,904 from the previous total of 63,282, an approximate 1% increase. Fatalities rose by 23 to 2,559 from the previous total of 2,536, an approximate 1% increase.

 Note - I've stopped updating the doubling-time statistic, because the daily rate-of-growth has gotten so small as of late, the the doubling-time statistic has grown exceedingly high. You can still use the rate-of-growth to calculate the doubling time. I will also provide some summary statistics for the month of May in the coming days.

Cases
DC Region: 63,904
By State
DC Region (63,904)
Maryland: 29,877
District of Columbia: 8,886
Virginia: 25,141

By Jurisdiction
Maryland (29,877)
Frederick County: 1,928
Montgomery County: 11,476
Prince George's County: 15,353
Charles County: 1,120

District of Columbia (8,886)

Virginia (25,141)
Arlington County: 2,123
City of Alexandria: 1,981
Fairfax County: 11,341
Loudoun County: 2,611
Prince William County: 7,085




Fatalities
DC Region: 2,559
By State
DC Region (2,559)
Maryland: 1,340
District of Columbia: 470
Virginia: 749

By Jurisdiction
Maryland (1,340)
Frederick County: 106
Montgomery County: 616
Prince George's County: 545
Charles County: 73
District of Columbia (470)

Virginia (749)
Arlington County: 116
City of Alexandria: 45
Fairfax County: 401
Loudoun County: 66
Prince William County: 121



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