March 23rd Data Update

This post updates COVID-19 confirmed case data for the DC Metropolitan area as of March 23rd 2021. The total confirmed cases in the DC area rose by 644 to 379,907 from the previous total of 379,263. Fatalities rose by 6 to 6,572 from the previous total of 6,566.

Cases

DC Region: 379,907
By State
DC Region (379,907)
Maryland: 169,545
District of Columbia: 43,595
Virginia: 166,767

By Jurisdiction
Maryland (169,545)
Frederick County: 17,788
Montgomery County: 65,686
Prince George's County: 76,587
Charles County: 9,484

District of Columbia (43,595)

Virginia (166,767)
Arlington County: 13,915
City of Alexandria: 10,784
Fairfax County: 70,983
Loudoun County: 24,659
Prince William County: 46,426





Fatalities
DC Region: 6,572
By State
DC Region (6,572)
Maryland: 3,300
District of Columbia: 1,053
Virginia: 2,219

By Jurisdiction
Maryland (3,300)
Frederick County: 294
Montgomery County: 1,461
Prince George's County: 1,376
Charles County: 169

District of Columbia (1,053)
Virginia (2,219)
Arlington County: 243
City of Alexandria: 128
Fairfax County: 1,061
Loudoun County: 263
Prince William County: 524




Comments

  1. ronbrownfanMarch 24, 2021 at 5:01 PM

    New cases seem to have plateaued, which means the cumulative total is still rising but slowly. On the other hand, the cumulative total for fatalities is starting to level off.

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    1. TYMarch 25, 2021 at 6:50 AM

      I would be inclined to agree. If you recall, the summer of 2020 saw daily new case counts in the 400-600 range on any given day. I suspect we are currently in a similar pattern, although with a higher baseline, perhaps 600-800 instead.

      The decline in deaths is expected with the decrease in new cases. During the summer of 2020 there were several days with zero deaths recorded, and I suspect we may see some in the coming weeks as well (assuming that no third wave emerges).

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