January 9th Data Update

This post updates COVID-19 confirmed case data for the DC Metropolitan area as of January 9th 2021. The total confirmed cases in the DC area rose by 3,307 to 274,752 from the previous total of 271,445, an increase of approximately 1%. Fatalities rose by 24 to 4,925 from the previous total of 4,901.

3,307 new cases is a new record high (in absolute terms), eclipsing the previous high of 3,087 from 6 January 2021.


Cases

DC Region: 274,752
By State
DC Region (274,752)
Maryland: 128,736
District of Columbia: 31,791
Virginia: 114,225

By Jurisdiction
Maryland (128,736)
Frederick County: 12,730
Montgomery County: 50,428
Prince George's County: 58,954
Charles County: 6,624

District of Columbia (31,791)

Virginia (114,225)
Arlington County: 9,847
City of Alexandria: 7,985
Fairfax County: 48,981
Loudoun County: 15,286
Prince William County: 32,126




Fatalities
DC Region: 4,925
By State
DC Region (4,925)
Maryland: 2,644
District of Columbia: 817
Virginia: 1,464

By Jurisdiction
Maryland (2,644)
Frederick County: 209
Montgomery County: 1,174
Prince George's County: 1,131
Charles County: 130

District of Columbia (817)
Virginia (1,464)
Arlington County: 185
City of Alexandria: 91
Fairfax County: 723
Loudoun County: 164
Prince William County: 301




Comments

  1. ronbrownfanJanuary 10, 2021 at 9:04 AM

    I suppose this is part of the post-holiday surge most experts predicted.

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    1. TYJanuary 11, 2021 at 11:44 AM

      3 holidays to consider - Christmas, New Year's, and then Christmas (Russian-calendar).

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