Coronavirus tests, positives, and deaths by state
April 2, 2020
We've put together an interactive data visualization to aide exploration of some of the data coming about COVID-19 infections in the US.
All data are from the COVID Tracking Project. We're enormously grateful for the work they've put into the dataset, and all of their caveats apply. Check back for (automatically) updated data and enhancements.
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Indicators
- Tests
- Positives
- Deaths
Scale
- Absolute (cumulative)
- Absolute (daily)
- % of population (cumulative)
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- Tests (% of population)
- Positives
- Positives (% of tested)
- Positives (% of population)
- Deaths
- Deaths (% of population)
Data by State
| State | Tests | Positives | Deaths |
|---|---|---|---|
| California | 49,646,014 | 3,501,394 (7% of tested) | 54,124 (0.137% of population) |
| Texas | 19,907,384 | 2,686,818 (13% of tested) | 44,451 (0.1533% of population) |
| New York | 39,695,100 | 1,681,169 (4% of tested) | 39,029 (0.2006% of population) |
| Florida | 22,339,182 | 1,909,209 (9% of tested) | 32,266 (0.1502% of population) |
| Pennsylvania | 10,681,716 | 948,643 (9% of tested) | 24,349 (0.1902% of population) |
| New Jersey | 10,999,550 | 812,609 (7% of tested) | 23,574 (0.2654% of population) |
| Illinois | 18,640,190 | 1,198,335 (6% of tested) | 23,014 (0.1816% of population) |
| Georgia | 7,359,069 | 1,023,487 (14% of tested) | 17,906 (0.1686% of population) |
| Ohio | 10,257,157 | 978,471 (10% of tested) | 17,656 (0.151% of population) |
| Michigan | 10,621,967 | 656,072 (6% of tested) | 16,658 (0.1668% of population) |
| Massachusetts | 16,825,551 | 591,356 (4% of tested) | 16,417 (0.2362% of population) |
| Arizona | 7,908,105 | 826,454 (10% of tested) | 16,328 (0.2243% of population) |
| Indiana | 8,242,367 | 667,262 (8% of tested) | 12,737 (0.1892% of population) |
| Tennessee | 6,872,745 | 782,206 (11% of tested) | 11,543 (0.1689% of population) |
| North Carolina | 9,688,838 | 872,176 (9% of tested) | 11,502 (0.1097% of population) |
| Alabama | 2,323,788 | 499,819 (22% of tested) | 10,148 (0.207% of population) |
| Louisiana | 5,695,464 | 433,785 (8% of tested) | 9,748 (0.2097% of population) |
| Virginia | 6,038,209 | 585,700 (10% of tested) | 9,596 (0.1124% of population) |
| South Carolina | 5,183,044 | 525,865 (10% of tested) | 8,754 (0.17% of population) |
| Missouri | 4,565,866 | 480,643 (11% of tested) | 8,161 (0.133% of population) |
| Maryland | 8,097,590 | 387,319 (5% of tested) | 7,955 (0.1316% of population) |
| Connecticut | 6,520,366 | 285,330 (4% of tested) | 7,704 (0.2161% of population) |
| Wisconsin | 7,080,595 | 621,654 (9% of tested) | 7,106 (0.122% of population) |
| Mississippi | 1,756,955 | 297,581 (17% of tested) | 6,808 (0.2288% of population) |
| Minnesota | 7,111,428 | 490,011 (7% of tested) | 6,550 (0.1161% of population) |
| Colorado | 6,415,123 | 436,602 (7% of tested) | 5,989 (0.104% of population) |
| Iowa | 1,326,802 | 282,384 (21% of tested) | 5,558 (0.1762% of population) |
| Arkansas | 2,736,442 | 324,818 (12% of tested) | 5,319 (0.1763% of population) |
| Washington | 5,393,756 | 344,532 (6% of tested) | 5,041 (0.0662% of population) |
| Nevada | 2,770,192 | 296,190 (11% of tested) | 5,037 (0.1635% of population) |
| Kentucky | 3,975,672 | 410,709 (10% of tested) | 4,819 (0.1079% of population) |
| Kansas | 1,270,547 | 295,861 (23% of tested) | 4,812 (0.1652% of population) |
| Oklahoma | 3,575,297 | 428,997 (12% of tested) | 4,534 (0.1146% of population) |
| New Mexico | 2,783,542 | 186,922 (7% of tested) | 3,808 (0.1816% of population) |
| Rhode Island | 3,123,348 | 128,781 (4% of tested) | 2,547 (0.2404% of population) |
| West Virginia | 2,236,551 | 133,445 (6% of tested) | 2,325 (0.1297% of population) |
| Oregon | 3,850,973 | 157,079 (4% of tested) | 2,296 (0.0544% of population) |
| Nebraska | 2,421,684 | 203,026 (8% of tested) | 2,113 (0.1092% of population) |
| Puerto Rico | 407,604 | 101,632 (25% of tested) | 2,062 (0.0646% of population) |
| Utah | 2,910,121 | 374,850 (13% of tested) | 1,976 (0.0616% of population) |
| South Dakota | 701,924 | 113,589 (16% of tested) | 1,900 (0.2148% of population) |
| Idaho | 645,838 | 172,931 (27% of tested) | 1,879 (0.1051% of population) |
| North Dakota | 1,425,146 | 100,391 (7% of tested) | 1,478 (0.1939% of population) |
| Delaware | 1,431,942 | 88,354 (6% of tested) | 1,473 (0.1513% of population) |
| Montana | 1,104,488 | 100,914 (9% of tested) | 1,381 (0.1292% of population) |
| New Hampshire | 1,497,185 | 76,861 (5% of tested) | 1,184 (0.0871% of population) |
| District of Columbia | 1,261,363 | 41,419 (3% of tested) | 1,030 (0.1448% of population) |
| Maine | 1,660,180 | 45,794 (3% of tested) | 706 (0.0525% of population) |
| Wyoming | 649,293 | 54,764 (8% of tested) | 682 (0.1178% of population) |
| Hawaii | 1,146,796 | 28,699 (3% of tested) | 445 (0.0314% of population) |
| Alaska | 1,731,628 | 56,886 (3% of tested) | 305 (0.0417% of population) |
| Vermont | 1,124,215 | 16,083 (1% of tested) | 208 (0.0333% of population) |
| Guam | 120,636 | 7,749 (6% of tested) | 133 (0.0803% of population) |
| Virgin Islands | 48,881 | 2,714 (6% of tested) | 25 (0.0238% of population) |
| Northern Mariana Islands | 17,574 | 145 (1% of tested) | 2 (0.0036% of population) |
| American Samoa | 2,140 | 0 (0% of tested) | 0 (0% of population) |
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