August 6th Data Update

This post updates COVID-19 confirmed case data for the DC Metropolitan area as of August 6th 2020. The total confirmed cases in the DC area rose by 384 to 97,411 from 97,027, an approximate <1% increase. Fatalities rose by 9 to 3,400 from the previous total of 3,391, an approximate <1% increase.

Cases
DC Region: 97,411
By State
DC Region (97,411)
Maryland: 46,250
District of Columbia: 12,589
Virginia: 38,572

By Jurisdiction
Maryland (46,250)
Frederick County: 3,032
Montgomery County: 18,032
Prince George's County: 23,225
Charles County: 1,961

District of Columbia (12,589)

Virginia (38,572)
Arlington County: 3,013
City of Alexandria: 2,887
Fairfax County: 16,228
Loudoun County: 5,150
Prince William County: 11,294

 

 
Fatalities
DC Region: 3,400

By State
DC Region (3,400)
Maryland: 1,757
District of Columbia: 589
Virginia: 1,054

By Jurisdiction
Maryland (1,757)
Frederick County: 121
Montgomery County: 797
Prince George's County: 748
Charles County: 91
District of Columbia (589)

Virginia (1,054)
Arlington County: 135
City of Alexandria: 60
Fairfax County: 540
Loudoun County: 115
Prince William County: 204

 

Comments

  1. ronbrownfanAugust 7, 2020 at 2:21 PM

    Are these numbers affected by the recent error reported by the Virginia Department of Health?

    Also, will you be doing a July summary?

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    1. TYAugust 8, 2020 at 7:20 AM

      Didn't know about the VDH error - mind sharing a link?

      July summary will come later this weekend - I don't have infinite time to work on this, after all :)

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