September 9-15 Weekly Update

This post updates COVID-19 confirmed case data for the DC Metropolitan area as of September 15th 2021 (covering 9-15 September). The total confirmed cases in the DC area rose by 8,046 to 471,865 (average daily increase of 1,149) from the previous total of 463,819. Fatalities rose by 44 to 7,515 (average daily increase of 6) from the previous total of 7,471.


Cases

DC Region: 471,865
By State
DC Region (471,865)
Maryland: 207,778
District of Columbia: 58,649
Virginia: 205,438

By Jurisdiction
Maryland (207,778)
Frederick County: 22,309
Montgomery County: 77,967
Prince George's County: 94,379
Charles County: 13,123

District of Columbia (58,649)

Virginia (205,438)
Arlington County: 17,249
City of Alexandria: 13,280
Fairfax County: 86,768
Loudoun County: 31,478
Prince William County: 56,663





Fatalities
DC Region: 7,515
By State
DC Region (7,515)
Maryland: 3,897
District of Columbia: 1,167
Virginia: 2,451

By Jurisdiction
Maryland (3,897)
Frederick County: 356
Montgomery County: 1,663
Prince George's County: 1,650
Charles County: 228

District of Columbia (1,167)
Virginia (2,451)
Arlington County: 261
City of Alexandria: 142
Fairfax County: 1,172
Loudoun County: 287
Prince William County: 589




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