Are you all tracking virus numbers in your zip code?

[MarathonMike]

I just found it for Arizona, I'm not sure all states have it. It's interesting to see what the distribution is around your area.

 

[Hossfly]

I just found it for Arizona, I'm not sure all states have it. It's interesting to see what the distribution is around your area.

With this map you can find numbers for any county in the US.

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[bluzman61]

I just found it for Arizona, I'm not sure all states have it. It's interesting to see what the distribution is around your area.

I checked for Porter County, Indiana, where I live. There have been 120 confirmed cases, with just TWO deaths. That's less than 2%.

 

[bluzman61]

I just found it for Arizona, I'm not sure all states have it. It's interesting to see what the distribution is around your area.

I checked for Porter County, Indiana, where I live. There have been 120 confirmed cases, with just TWO deaths. That's less than 2%.

The closest roundoff is 1.7%.

 

[MarathonMike]

See if you can drill down to your zip code within your county. It's interesting to see where the clusters are just like on a national map.

 

[Muhammed]

In my county it's focused in my zip code.

 

[XponentialChaos]

Yup. Monitoring it regularly.

 

[konradv]

My area:

Morbidity 50+: ~6%
Morbidity 0-49: <1%

 

[Silent Warrior]

Yep. No cases.

 

[Polishprince]

I just found it for Arizona, I'm not sure all states have it. It's interesting to see what the distribution is around your area.

I checked for Porter County, Indiana, where I live. There have been 120 confirmed cases, with just TWO deaths. That's less than 2%.

Here in the County of Mercer, Pennsylvania, 47 confirmed cases with no deaths at all. The difference between Mercer, PA and New York City, is that we wash our hands after using the can- just like our President suggested. I guess you guys in Porter County, IN do the same?