June 10th Data Update

This post updates COVID-19 confirmed case data for the DC Metropolitan area as of June 10th 2021. The total confirmed cases in the DC area rose by 96 to 420,396 from the previous total of 420,300. Fatalities rose by 5 to 7,251 from the previous total of 7,246.

The daily new case count for the each day of the past week has been under 100. The last time this occurred in the DC area was in mid-late March 2020 (18-24 March), at the very onset of the pandemic.

Cases

DC Region: 420,396
By State
DC Region (420.396)
Maryland: 186,994
District of Columbia: 49,158
Virginia: 184,244

By Jurisdiction
Maryland (186,994)
Frederick County: 19,800
Montgomery County: 71,024
Prince George's County: 85,264
Charles County: 10,906

District of Columbia (49,158)

Virginia (184,244)
Arlington County: 15,288
City of Alexandria: 11,847
Fairfax County: 78,024
Loudoun County: 28,007
Prince William County: 51,078





Fatalities
DC Region: 7,251
By State
DC Region (7,251)
Maryland: 3,749
District of Columbia: 1,137
Virginia: 2,365

By Jurisdiction
Maryland (3,749)
Frederick County: 341
Montgomery County: 1,615
Prince George's County: 1,582
Charles County: 211

District of Columbia (1,137)
Virginia (2,365)
Arlington County: 257
City of Alexandria: 137
Fairfax County: 1,133
Loudoun County: 280
Prince William County: 558




Comments

  1. ronbrownfanJune 11, 2021 at 1:49 PM

    Those cumulative curves are really starting to flatten out, especially for the new cases.

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    1. TYJune 13, 2021 at 8:53 AM

      Given the scale of the y-axis, and the daily increases, I doubt you'll see it move much anymore. Truthfully, growth in the region is fast closing to nothing.

      I haven't talked about this yet, but Arlington, Alexandria, and Fairfax have all been oscillating around zero for the past 1-2 weeks. It's gotten to the point where routine downward revision (probably due to false positives) are as high, or higher, than confirmed new cases in those jurisdictions. Statistically, those three jurisdictions are pretty much in the "noise" category at this point. Loudoun is not far behind.

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