More than 150,000 Americans were shown to have died from COVID-19, through the highest number of deaths in any country. In the United States, the extent of the spread varies significantly from state to state, and even from one county to another. While the number of new instances is shrinking or even shrinking in some parts of the country, it continues to increase at an increasing rate in others.
Using state and local fitness service data, Wall St. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, compiled and revised the average of new COVID-19 instances shown daily during the week ending July 27 and compared to last week’s daily average for each county. State where the virus is spreading to the maximum quickly. We exclude counties with a population of less than 5,000, as well as those with fewer than 20 new reported instances in the last 14 days.
The national average number of new daily instances consistent with the increase in the capita only week after week, from 19.8 consistent with 100,000 in the week ending July 20 to 20.4 consistent with 100,000 in the week ending July 27, an increase of less than one New case consistent with the day. 100,000 inhabitants. Some counties on this list have reported relatively modest constructions.
In 4 states (Hawaii, Maine, Rhode Island, and Vermont), no eligible county recorded a weekly accumulation of at least one new average case consistent with 100,000 inhabitants. At the other end of the spectrum, a county on this list reported an accumulation of 90 new instances consisting of 100,000 inhabitants in just one week, from an average of 83 new instances consisting of 100,000 inhabitants two weeks ago to an average of 172 consistent with 100,000 inhabitants last week.
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In general, the counties on this list where new instances are developing faster, only in their state, but also nationally, are found in states where the virus has spread to the maximum in recent weeks, and vice versa. Since July 27, the expansion week after week has slowed or even decreased in many states, however, there are some exceptions, including Mississippi, Louisiana, Missouri, and Georgia. The counties on this list in those 4 states experienced one of the worst increases in COVID-19 in the country.
Change in average. COVID-19 instances week after week: forty-five consisting of 100,000 people
Moy Crenshaw County in 7 days to July 27: consistent with 100,000
Moy Crenshaw County in 7 days to July 20: 23 consistent with 100,000
Moy new instances in Alabama in 7 days ending July 27: 35 consistent with 100,000 (7th more)
• Cumulative confirmed COVID-19 cases in Crenshaw County as of July 27: 1,652 per 100,000 people (total: 229)
Population: 13,865
The post in Crenshaw County: Luverne
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 12 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in the city and Juneau district in 7 days ending July 27: 19 per 100,000
Moy new instances in the city and Juneau district in 7 days ending July 20: 6 per 100,000
Moy New instances in Alaska in 7 days to July 27: 11% (19 less)
Cumulative instances of COVID-19 shown in the city of Juneau and its municipal district from July 27: 362 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 117)
Population: 32,330
The largest position in the city and the Juneau neighborhood: Juneau
• Change in daily avg. new COVID-19 cases week over week: +13 per 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Santa Cruz County in 7 days ending July 27: 58 consistent with 100,000
Moy new daily instances in Santa Cruz County in 7 days ending July 20: 46 per 100,000
Moy New Instances in Arizona in 7 days to July 27: 38% (4th more)
CoVID-19 cumulative showed in Santa Cruz County as of July 27: 5,403 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 2,517)
Population: 46,584
The post in Santa Cruz County: Nogales
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 62 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Newton County in 7 days ending July 27: 71 consistent with 100,000
Moy’s new instances in Newton County in 7 days ending July 20: nine consisting of 100,000
Moy New instances in Arkansas in 7 days ending July 27: 25 consistent with 100,000 (12th more)
• Cumulative confirmed COVID-19 cases in Newton County as of July 27: 1,083 per 100,000 people (total: 85)
Population: 7,848
The post in Newton County: Jasper
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 76 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Kern County in 7 days ending July 27: 105 consisting of 100,000
Moy new instances in Kern County in 7 days ending July 20: 29 per 100,000
Moy New instances in California in 7 days ending July 27: 25 consistent with 100,000 (13th more)
CoVID-19 cumulative showed in Kern County as of July 27: 1,970 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 17,394)
Population: 883,053
The post in Kern County: Bakersfield
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 11 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Gunnison County in 7 days ending July 27: 16 per 100,000
Moy new instances in Gunnison County in 7 days ending July 20: five consisting of 100,000
Moy New Instances in Colorado in 7 days through July 27: nine% (16th fewer)
• Cumulative confirmed COVID-19 cases in Gunnison County as of July 27: 1,330 per 100,000 people (total: 220)
Population: 16,537
Largest position in Gunnison County: Gunnison
Connecticut: Fairfield County, New
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 02 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Fairfield County in 7 days ending July 27: four per 100,000
Moy new instances in Fairfield County in 7 days ending July 20: 2 per 100,000
Moy New instances in Connecticut in 7 days ending July 27: 3 consistent with 100,000 (5th less)
COVID-19 cumulative showed in Fairfield County as of July 27: 1,849 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 17,459)
Population: 944,348
Fairfield County Post: Bridgeport
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 03 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Sussex County in 7 days ending July 27: 15 consistent with 100,000
Moy new instances in Sussex County in 7 days ending July 20: 11 per 100,000
Moy New instances in Delaware in 7 days until July 27: 12% (22th less)
CoVID-19 cumulative showed in Sussex County as of July 27: 2,518 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 5,529)
Population: 219,540
The post in Sussex County: Seaford
Change in average. NEW COVID-19 instances week after week: 47 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Glades County in 7 days ending July 27: 95 consistent with 100,000
Moy new instances in Glades County in 7 days ending July 20: 48 per 100,000
Moy New instances in Florida in 7 days ending July 27: 51 consistent with 100,000 (most)
CoVID-19 cumulative showed in Glades County as of July 27: 2,866 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 383)
Population: 13,363
The position in Glades County: Moore Haven
Change in average. NEW COVID-19 instances week after week: 46 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new daily instances in Wayne County in 7 days ending July 27: 104 per 100,000
Moy’s new instances in Wayne County in 7 days ending July 20: 58 consistent with 100,000
Moy New instances in Georgia in 7 days ending July 27: 37 per 100,000 (6th more)
COVID-19 cumulative showed in Wayne County as of July 27: 1,767 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 526)
Population: 29,767
Wayne County Post: Jesup
Moy New Instances in Hawaii in 7 days ending July 27: 2 per 100,000 (4th less)
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 14 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Shoshone County in 7 days ending July 27: 25 consistently with 100,000
Moy new instances in Shoshone County in 7 days ending July 20: 11 per 100,000
Moy New Instances in Idaho in 7 days through July 27: 31% (10th more)
CoVID-19 cumulative showed in Shoshone County from July 27: 447 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 56)
Population: 12,526
The position in Shoshone County: Kellogg
Change in average. NEW COVID-19 instances week after week: 32 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Gallatin County in 7 days ending July 27: 50 consistent with 100,000
Moy new instances in Gallatin County in 7 days ending July 20: 17 consistent with 100,000
Moy New Instances in Illinois in 7 days to July 27: 10% (18)
CoVID-19 cumulative showed in Gallatin County as of July 27: 717 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 37)
Population: 5,157
The position in Gallatin County: Shawneetown
Change in average. NEW COVID-19 instances week after week: 18 consistent with 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Tipton County in 7 days ending July 27: 24 per 100,000
Moy new instances in Tipton County in 7 days ending July 20: 7 per 100,000
Moy New instances in Indiana in 7 days to July 27: 12% (24th fewer)
COVID-19 cumulative showed in Tipton County as of July 27: 539 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 82)
Population: 15,218
The position in Tipton County: Tipton
Change in average. NEW COVID-19 instances week after week: 16 consistent with 100,000 people
Moy new daily instances in Emmet County in 7 days ending July 27: 36 per 100,000
Moy new instances in Emmet County in 7 days ending July 20: 20 per 100,000
Moy New instances in Iowa in 7 days ending July 27: 16% (19 more)
COVID-19 cumulative showed in Emmet County as of July 27: 1,508 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 144)
Population: 9,551
The post in Emmet County: Estherville
Change in average. NEW COVID-19 instances week after week: 10 consistent with 100,000 people
Moy new daily instances in the County in 7 days ending July 27: 16 per 100,000
Moy new daily instances in the County in 7 days ending July 20: 7 per 100,000
Moy new instances in Kansas in 7 days ending July 27: 16 per 100,000 (18 for the maximum part)
Accumulated cases of COVID-19 showed in the County as of July 27: 358 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 118)
Population: 32,970
The biggest post in The County: Coffeyville
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 23 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy Harlan County in 7 days ending July 27: 39 for every 100,000
Moy new daily instances in Harlan County in 7 days ending July 20: 16 per 100,000
Moy new instances in Kentucky in 7 days ending July 27: thirteen% (23 more)
COVID-19 cumulative showed in Harlan County from July 27: 601 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 163)
Population: 27,134
The post in Harlan County: Cumberland
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 90 consistent with 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Allen Parish in 7 days ending July 27: 172 per 100,000
Moy new instances in Allen Parish in 7 days ending July 20: 83 per 100,000
Moy new instances in Louisiana in 7 days ending July 27: 47% (2nd largest)
The COVID-19 cumulative showed in Allen Parish as of July 27: 3,870 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 993)
Population: 25,661
The post at Allen Parish: Oakdale
Moy new instances in Maine in 7 days ending July 27: 1 in 100,000 (2nd smaller)
Change in average. NEW COVID-19 instances week after week: 18 consistent with 100,000 people
Moy new daily instances in Dorchester County in 7 days ending July 27: 29 per 100,000
Moy new instances in Dorchester County in 7 days ending July 20: 11 per 100,000
Moy new instances in Maryland in 7 days ending July 27: thirteen consisting of 100,000 (25th maximum)
CoVID-19 cumulative showed in Dorchester County from 27 July: 989 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 319)
Population: 32,261
The post in Dorchester County: Cambridge
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 02 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Barnstable County in 7 days ending July 27: four per 100,000
Moy new instances in Barnstable County in 7 days ending July 20: 2 per 100,000
Moy New Instances in Massachusetts in 7 days through July 27: four% (8th down)
CoVID-19 cumulative showed in Barnstable County from July 27: 795 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 1,698)
Population: 213,690
The position in Barnstable County: Barnstable Town
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 14 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Gogebic County in 7 days ending July 27: 25 consisting of 100,000
Moy new instances in Gogebic County in 7 days ending July 20: 11 per 100,000
• Avg. new daily cases in Michigan in 7 days ending July 27: 7 per 100,000 (11th fewest)
CoVID-19 cumulative showed in Gogebic County as of July 27: 402 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 62)
Population: 15,414
The post in Gogebic County: Ironwood
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 12 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Koochiching County in 7 days ending July 27: 24 per 100,000
Moy new instances in Koochiching County in 7 days ending July 20: thirteen per 100,000
Moy New instances in Minnesota in 7 days to July 27: 12% (21st less)
CoVID-19 cumulative showed in Koochiching County from July 27: 459 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 58)
Population: 12,644
The position in Koochiching County: International Falls
Change in average. NEW COVID-19 instances week after week: 75 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new daily instances in Winston County in 7 days ending July 27: 104 per 100,000
Moy new instances in Winston County in 7 days ending July 20: 29% of 100,000
Moy New instances in Mississippi in 7 days ending July 27: 42% (3rd more)
CoVID-19 cumulative showed in Winston County as of July 27: 2,631 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 483)
Population: 18,358
Largest position in Winston County: Louisville
Change in average. New COVID-19 instances week after week: 29 consistent with 100,000 people
Moy new daily instances in Polk County in 7 days ending July 27: 42 per 100,000
Moy new daily instances in Polk County in 7 days ending July 20: 12 per 100,000
Moy New instances in Missouri in 7 days ending July 27: 18% (17th more)
CoVID-19 cumulative showed in Polk County as of July 27: 485 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 153)
Population: 31,549
Largest position in Polk County: Bolivar
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 34 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Big Horn County in 7 days ending July 27: 64 per 100,000
Moy new instances in Big Horn County in 7 days ending July 20: 29 per 100,000
Moy New instances in Montana in 7 days ending July 27: 10 per 100,000 (17th fewer)
COVID-19 cumulative showed in Big Horn County as of July 27: 1,690 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 226)
Population: 13,376
The post in Big Horn County: Hardin
Change in average. NEW COVID-19 instances week after week: 06 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Dawson County in 7 days ending July 27: thirteen per 100,000
Moy new instances in Dawson County in 7 days ending July 20: 7 per 100,000
• Avg. new daily cases in Nebraska in 7 days ending July 27: 13 per 100,000 (24th most)
CoVID-19 cumulative showed in Dawson County as of July 27: 3,848 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 916)
Population: 23,804
Dawson County Post: Lexington
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 12 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new daily instances in Nye County in 7 days ending July 27: 23 for every 100,000
Moy new instances in Nye County in 7 days ending July 20: 11 per 100,000
Moy new instances in Nevada in 7 days ending July 27: 38 consistent with 100,000 (5th more)
CoVID-19 cumulative showed in Nye County as of July 27: 698 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 305)
Population: 43,705
Largest position in Nye County: Pahrump CDP
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 02 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Hillsborough County in 7 days ending July 27: five consisting of 100,000
Moy new instances in Hillsborough County in 7 days ending July 20: 3 per 100,000
Moy New instances in New Hampshire in 7 days to July 27: 2% (3rd less)
COVID-19 cumulative showed in Hillsborough County as of July 27: 893 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 3,669)
Population: 411,087
The post in Hillsborough County: Manchester
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 03 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Warren County in 7 days ending July 27: four%%
Moy new instances in Warren County in 7 days ending July 20: 1 in 100,000
Moy New Instances in New Jersey in 7 days to July 27: 3% (6th less)
COVID-19 cumulative showed in Warren County from July 27: 1,237 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 1,315)
Population: 106,293
The largest in Warren County: Phillipsburg
Change in average. NEW COVID-19 instances week after week: 17 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new daily instances in Rio Arriba County in 7 days ending July 27: 33 per 100,000
Moy new instances in Rio Arriba County in 7 days ending July 20: 16 per 100,000
Moy New instances in New Mexico in 7 days ending July 27: 14% (22 more)
CoVID-19 cumulative showed in Rio Arriba County as of July 27: 712 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 280)
Population: 39,307
The post in Rio Arriba County: Spain
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 02 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Jefferson County in 7 days ending July 27: 2%%
Moy new instances in Jefferson County in 7 days ending July 20: 1 in 100,000
Moy New Instances in New York in 7 days to July 27: four% (7th less)
COVID-19 cumulative showed in Jefferson County from July 27: 112 consistent with 100,000 inhabitants (total: 128)
Population: 114,448
• Largest place in Jefferson County: Watertown
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 24 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new daily instances in Chowan County in 7 days ending July 20: thirteen for every 100,000
Moy New Instances in North Carolina in 7 days to July 27: 18% (16th more)
CoVID-19 cumulative showed in Chowan County from July 27: 732 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 104)
Population: 14,205
The post in Chowan County: Edenton
Change in average. NEW COVID-19 instances week after week: 33 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy’s new instances in Benson County in 7 days ending July 27: 50 consistent with 100,000
Moy new daily instances in Benson County in 7 days ending July 20: 17 per 100,000
Moy New Instances in North Dakota in 7 days ending July 27: 15 consistent with 100,000 (21st more)
COVID-19 cumulative showed in Benson County from July 27: 958 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 66)
Population: 6,886
Largest place in Benson County: Fort Totten CDP
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 19 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Mercer County in 7 days ending July 27: 29 per 100,000
• Avg. new daily cases in Mercer County in 7 days ending July 20: 10 per 100,000
Moy New Instances in Ohio in 7 days through July 27: 11% (20th less)
COVID-19 cumulative showed in Mercer County as of July 27: 1,100 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 449)
Population: 40,806
The largest in Mercer County: Celina
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 23 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new daily instances in Hughes County in 7 days ending July 27: 29 per 100,000
Moy New Instances in Hughes County in 7 days to July 20: 6% of 100,000
Moy New instances in Oklahoma in 7 days ending July 27: 19 consistent with 100,000 (15th more)
COVID-19 cumulative showed in Hughes County from July 27: 579 according to 100,000 inhabitants (total: 78)
Population: 13,460
The post in Hughes County: Holdenville
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 19 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy’s new instances in Jefferson County in 7 days ending July 27: 37% of 100,000
Moy’s new instances in Jefferson County in 7 days ending July 20: 18 per 100,000
Moy New Instances in Oregon in 7 days to July 27: 7% (12th fewer)
CoVID-19 cumulative was shown in Jefferson County as of July 27: 1,154 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 267)
Population: 23,143
Jefferson County Post: Madras
Change in average. NEW COVID-19 instances week after week: 06 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Franklin County in 7 days ending July 27: 11 per 100,000
Moy’s new instances in Franklin County in 7 days ending July 20: five consisting of 100,000
Moy New Instances in Pennsylvania in 7 days through July 27: 7% (10th fewer)
COVID-19 cumulative showed in Franklin County as of July 27: 781 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 1,201)
Population: 153,751
The post in Franklin County: Chambersburg
Moy New Rhode Island instances in 7 days ending July 27: 6% (ninth less)
Change in average. NEW COVID-19 instances week after week: 30 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Hampton County in 7 days ending July 27: 64 per 100,000
Moy new instances in Hampton County in 7 days ending July 20: 34 per 100,000
Moy New Instances in South Carolina in 7 days to July 27: 34% (8th more)
COVID-19 cumulative showed in Hampton County as of July 27: 1,388 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 275)
Population: 19,807
The position in Hampton County: Estill
Change in average. NEW COVID-19 instances week after week: 06 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Lincoln County in 7 days ending July 27: 12% of 100,000
Moy New Instances in Lincoln County in 7 days through July 20: 6% of 100,000
Moy New Instances in South Dakota in 7 days through July 27: 7% (13th fewer)
COVID-19 cumulative showed in Lincoln County as of July 27: 890 consistent with 100,000 inhabitants (total: 489)
Population: 54,914
Lincoln County Post: Sioux Falls
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Change in average. NEW COVID-19 instances week after week: 43 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new daily instances in Hancock County in 7 days ending July 27: 66 per 100,000
Moy new daily instances in Hancock County in 7 days ending July 20: 23 per 100,000
Moy new instances in Tennessee in 7 days ending July 27: 33% (ninth maximum)
COVID-19 cumulative showed in Hancock County as of July 27: 1,033 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 68)
Population: 6,585
Hancock County Post: Sneedville
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 76 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Refugio County in 7 days ending July 27: 126 per 100,000
Moy new instances in Refugio County in 7 days ending July 20: 50 consistent with 100,000
Moy new instances in Texas in 7 days ending July 27: 29 per 100,000 (11th maximum)
Cumulative number of COVID-19 samples in Refugio County as of July 27: 2,156 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 156)
Population: 7,236
The post in Refugio County: Shelter
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 03 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy New Instances in Utah County in 7 days through July 27: 24% of 100,000
Moy new instances in Utah County in 7 days ending July 20: 21 per 100,000
Moy New Instances in Utah in 7 days through July 27: 20% (14 maximum)
COVID-19 cumulative showed in Utah County as of July 27: 1,236 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 7,296)
Population: 590,440
Utah County Post: Provo
Moy new instances in Vermont in 7 days ending July 27: 1 in 100,000 (minimum)
Change in average. NEW COVID-19 instances week after week: 16 consistent with 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Patrick County in 7 days ending July 27: 21 per 100,000
Moy’s new instances in Patrick County in 7 days ending July 20: five consisting of 100,000
Moy New instances in Virginia in 7 days to July 27: 12% (23th less)
CoVID-19 cumulative showed in Patrick County as of July 27: 554 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 99)
Population: 17,859
Biggest place in Patrick County: Patrick Springs CDP
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 54 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Okanogan County in 7 days ending July 27: 92 per 100,000
Moy new instances in Okanogan County in 7 days ending July 20: 38 per 100,000
Moy new instances in Washington in 7 days ending July 27: 12 consistent with 100,000 (25th less)
COVID-19 cumulative showed in Okanogan County as of July 27: 1,525 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 635)
Population: 41,638
The position in Okanogan County: Omak
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 15 consisting of 100,000 people
Moy new instances in Mingo County in 7 days ending July 27: 24 per 100,000
Moy new instances in Mingo County in 7 days ending July 20: 8 per 100,000
Moy New Instances in West Virginia in 7 days through July 27: 7% (14th less)
CoVID-19 cumulative showed in Mingo County from July 27: 420 consistent with 100,000 inhabitants (total: 104)
Population: 24,741
Mingo County Post: Williamson
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 26 consistent with 100,000 people
Moy Iron County in 7 days through July 27: consistent with 100,000
Moy New Instances in Iron County in 7 days through July 20: 30% of 100,000
Moy New Instances in Wisconsin in 7 days to July 27: 16% (more than 20)
COVID-19 cumulative showed in Iron County as of July 27: 1,085 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 62)
Population: 5,715
The largest in Iron County: Hurley
Change in average. new COVID-19 instances week after week: 26 consistent with 100,000 people
Moy new daily instances in Teton County in 7 days ending July 27: 46 per 100,000
Moy new instances in Teton County in 7 days ending July 20: 20 per 100,000
Moy New Instances in Wyoming in 7 days ending July 27: 8 consistent with 100,000 (15th fewer)
COVID-19 cumulative showed in Teton County as of July 27: 1,266 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants (total: 292)
Population: 23,059
The position in Teton County: Jackson
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