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COVID-19 pandemic medical cases in North Carolina by county
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County [a] Cases [b] Deaths Recovered [c] Pop.[1] Cases / 10k
100 / 100 38171 1105 27172 10,508,254 316.5
Alamance 18,993 289 334 169,509 7
Alexander 4,438 85 28 38,530 2
Alleghany 1,089 5 13 11,466 5
Anson 2,630 56 69 25,290 5
Ashe 2,243 45 30 27,861 11
Avery 2,162 21 18,022 6
Beaufort 4,762 100 39 47,480 9
Bertie 1,792 44 110 19,636 2
Bladen 3,437 43 89 34,497 23
Brunswick 9,325 155 96 142,088 3
Buncombe 18,063 325 265 264,056 2
Burke 10,118 162 288 91,810 4
Cabarrus 22,278 262 403 212,917 4
Caldwell 9,513 110 100 83,417 5
Camden 688 5 3 10,611 4
Carteret 5,231 56 35 71,163 1
Caswell 2,195 30 64 23,664 4
Catawba 19,783 310 143 159,494 3
Chatham 4,749 89 487 75,994 1
Cherokee 2,628 36 26 29,630 5
Chowan 1,486 32 16 14,114 0
Clay 865 18 8 11,860 61
Cleveland 11,688 228 94 99,776 8
Columbus 6,440 152 161 56,290 6
Craven 9,462 128 177 103,779 3
Cumberland 30,124 319 527 332,455 8
Currituck 1,577 16 14 27,526 1
Dare 2,182 10 17 37,290 7
Davidson 17,004 198 420 169,468 3
Davie 4,172 40 60 43,430 3
Duplin 6,356 139 465 59,736 4
Durham 25,703 232 1633 315,741 3
Edgecombe 5,698 113 201 52,586 5
Forsyth 36,863 418 1044 379,693 4
Franklin 7,041 54 128 69,112 0
Gaston 27,166 444 302 222,744 6
Gates 751 13 13 12,132 3
Graham 651 13 8,687 19
Granville 5,985 83 5,902 61,406 0
Greene 2,418 47 57 21,050 9
Guilford 48,515 722 964 539,666 2
Halifax 5,678 114 173 51,194 3
Harnett 12,006 181 267 135,239 6
Haywood 4,495 98 45 63,328 3
Henderson 10,314 165 233 118,312 2
Hertford 2,112 64 56 24,037 1
Hoke 4,886 56 187 54,842 7
Hyde 670 9 5,181 0
Iredell 19,240 236 222 181,380 6
Jackson 3,666 56 15 44,335 8
Johnston 22,197 235 662 205,951 6
Jones 899 27 22 10,196 7
Lee 6,137 83 386 61,690 3
Lenoir 6,258 124 196 56,372 9
Lincoln 10,256 86 68 86,453 1
Macon 3,160 41 17 36,498 1
Madison 1,605 42 1,563 22,602 0
Martin 2,315 45 67 23,150 12
McDowell 5,292 63 5,229 46,684 0
Mecklenburg 114,280 975 3644 1,108,107 5
Mitchell 1,479 16 12 15,239 4
Montgomery 3,380 96 72 27,666 7
Moore 9,039 192 173 101,180 5
Nash 11,661 196 163 95,647 2
New Hanover 19,521 175 123 235,560 2
Northampton 1,897 61 132 20,527 2
Onslow 17,787 151 104 201,548 9
Orange 8,586 101 270 147,093 0
Pamlico 1,121 13 10 13,266 2
Pasquotank 3,441 84 85 39,731 1
Pender 5,550 67 85 63,406 2
Perquimans 1,036 11 20 13,639 6
Person 3,489 71 50 40,370 8
Pitt 20,449 96 265 179,731 6
Polk 1,502 30 31 21,696 2
Randolph 15,321 231 645 144,914 6
Richmond 4,799 97 124 45,079 8
Robeson 16,799 268 585 131,056 8
Rockingham 8,087 150 115 91,788 28
Rowan 17,184 310 460 142,643 6
Rutherford 7,425 216 170 68,908 2
Sampson 8,124 114 395 64,284 12
Scotland 3,889 88 82 35,732 8
Stanly 7,937 137 20 63,727 2
Stokes 4,227 80 32 46,420 7
Surry 8,393 170 170 73,232 2
Swain 1,206 18 1,188 14,275 0
Transylvania 2,391 33 35,484 1
Tyrrell 326 6 4 4,259 2
Union 24,833 225 354 237,287 4
Vance 4,994 89 174 45,969 1
Wake 89,383 732 1797 1,089,579 3
Warren 1,812 20 73 20,022 2
Washington 1,134 32 27 12,071 10
Watauga 4,963 33 13 57,899 12
Wayne 11,446 246 901 125,825 5
Wilkes 6,933 116 479 70,200 10
Wilson 9,851 181 345 82,282 5
Yadkin 4,133 55 188 38,196 4
Yancey 1,639 28 13 18,623 3
Updated December 8, 2020Recovery numbers are not updated on the table
Data is publicly reported by North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services[2][3][4]
  1. ^ County where individuals with a positive case diagnosed, not where they reside. Location of original infection may vary.
  2. ^ Laboratory-confirmed cases.
  3. ^ County data.
  1. ^ "Annual County Population Totals, 2010-2019". North Carolina Office of State Budget and Management. November 15, 2019. Retrieved June 10, 2020.
  2. ^ "Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Response". North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services. Retrieved April 30, 2020.
  3. ^ "COVID-19 North Carolina Dashboard". North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services. Retrieved April 30, 2020.
  4. ^ "NCDHHS_COVID-19_DataDownload". Tableau Software. Retrieved 2020-06-24.