Coronavirus USA Stats

United States

25,343,932

Confirmed

423,302

Deaths

13,714,984

Recovered

11,205,646

Active

The corona
crisis in the United States began on January 21, 2020 when the first SARS-CoV-2
infection was identified in the United States.

Prevention

Between
60,000 and 65,000 people travel annually between Wuhan and the United States,
with January being the peak season. At San Francisco International Airport, Los
Angeles International Airport and John F. Kennedy International Airport in New
York, a start was made on screening arriving travelers for symptoms of the
virus, leading up to the peak of travelers just before Chinese New Year. Due to
the increased number of infections, O’Hare International Airport in Chicago and
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport have also started screening
arriving travelers.

Infections

The U.S.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirmed the first
contamination of COVID-19 in the United States on January 21, 2020, in
Washington state. The man flew from Wuhan to Seattle-Tacoma International
Airport on January 15 and reported pneumonia four days later. A second
infection was confirmed on January 24 in Chicago, Illinois. 43 persons who had
been in contact with the first man were monitored.

Region	Confirmed	Confirmed (24h)	Deaths	Deaths (24h)	Deaths (%)	Recovered	Recovered (24h)	Recovered (%)	Active	Active (%)
Alabama	445,909	2,900	6,896	234	1.6%	233,211	0	52.3%	205,802	46.2%
Alaska	53,487	88	260	1	0.5%	7,165	0	13.4%	46,062	86.1%
Arizona	732,643	4,748	12,448	209	1.7%	99,529	750	13.6%	620,666	84.7%
Arkansas	287,187	2,485	4,690	40	1.6%	264,308	2,079	92.0%	18,189	6.3%
California	3,235,045	21,823	38,268	725	1.2%	1,178,827	0	36.4%	2,017,950	62.4%
Colorado	388,620	1,120	5,517	5	1.4%	78,509	0	20.2%	304,594	78.4%
Connecticut	244,899	1,267	6,934	23	2.8%	55,461	0	22.7%	182,504	74.5%
Delaware	75,490	299	1,065	16	1.4%	18,851	0	25.0%	55,574	73.6%
District of Columbia	35,700	195	888	9	2.5%	25,008	190	70.1%	9,804	27.5%
Florida	1,667,763	9,594	26,080	231	1.6%	776,811	0	46.6%	864,872	51.9%
Georgia	879,280	8,452	13,482	179	1.5%	359,659	0	40.9%	506,139	57.6%
Hawaii	25,967	64	401	59	1.5%	13,182	0	50.8%	12,384	47.7%
Idaho	160,592	559	1,688	7	1.1%	77,351	959	48.2%	81,553	50.8%
Illinois	1,108,430	3,667	20,853	109	1.9%	795,588	0	71.8%	291,989	26.3%
Indiana	614,946	1,718	9,807	79	1.6%	396,991	2,945	64.6%	208,148	33.9%
Iowa	315,005	1,094	4,492	4	1.4%	276,465	2,364	87.8%	34,048	10.8%
Kansas	271,578	75	3,622	0	1.3%	161,774	0	59.6%	106,182	39.1%
Kentucky	350,528	2,609	3,495	35	1.0%	41,878	118	12.0%	305,155	87.1%
Louisiana	388,562	2,620	8,621	31	2.2%	320,025	0	82.4%	59,916	15.4%
Maine	37,710	664	558	11	1.5%	12,275	30	32.6%	24,877	66.0%
Maryland	344,620	1,482	6,963	63	2.0%	9,477	1	2.8%	328,180	95.2%
Massachusetts	506,183	2,495	14,220	42	2.8%	354,388	0	70.0%	137,575	27.2%
Michigan	602,475	2,382	15,305	86	2.5%	463,106	0	76.9%	124,064	20.6%
Minnesota	456,490	707	6,174	8	1.4%	440,596	1,313	96.5%	9,720	2.1%
Mississippi	266,598	1,452	5,852	75	2.2%	222,812	0	83.6%	37,934	14.2%
Missouri	464,100	1,341	6,918	132	1.5%	397,080	0	85.6%	60,102	13.0%
Montana	92,160	344	1,185	34	1.3%	86,733	459	94.1%	4,242	4.6%
Nebraska	188,122	329	1,905	11	1.0%	132,495	42	70.4%	53,722	28.6%
Nevada	272,853	956	4,088	59	1.5%	199,294	0	73.0%	69,471	25.5%
New Hampshire	63,172	404	994	4	1.6%	56,748	597	89.8%	5,430	8.6%
New Jersey	671,781	4,830	21,105	133	3.1%	301,810	0	44.9%	348,866	51.9%
New Mexico	170,296	600	3,171	14	1.9%	96,659	811	56.8%	70,466	41.4%
New York	1,358,707	11,040	42,726	182	3.1%	496,437	0	36.5%	819,544	60.3%
North Carolina	727,423	3,978	8,776	56	1.2%	635,543	0	87.4%	83,104	11.4%
North Dakota	97,006	132	1,440	4	1.5%	94,584	203	97.5%	982	1.0%
Ohio	872,918	4,262	10,856	88	1.2%	748,132	11,481	85.7%	113,930	13.1%
Oklahoma	376,424	1,571	3,323	30	0.9%	342,697	3,683	91.0%	30,404	8.1%
Oregon	139,355	768	1,904	22	1.4%	5,901	0	4.2%	131,550	94.4%
Pennsylvania	816,761	4,663	20,883	219	2.6%	641,871	3,657	78.6%	154,007	18.9%
Rhode Island	112,396	642	2,126	16	1.9%	6,827	49	6.1%	103,443	92.0%
South Carolina	423,667	2,250	6,578	26	1.6%	188,788	1,365	44.6%	228,301	53.9%
South Dakota	107,380	200	1,705	0	1.6%	102,247	450	95.2%	3,428	3.2%
Tennessee	712,406	1,979	9,162	192	1.3%	662,533	5,502	93.0%	40,711	5.7%
Texas	2,290,621	21,197	35,420	330	1.6%	1,845,210	26,425	80.6%	409,991	17.9%
Utah	338,675	1,411	1,613	16	0.5%	289,231	3,379	85.4%	47,831	14.1%
Vermont	11,285	120	171	0	1.5%	7,574	98	67.1%	3,540	31.4%
Virgin Islands (US)	2,373	23	24	0	1.0%	2,008	0	84.6%	341	14.4%
Virginia	483,326	4,707	6,174	93	1.3%	37,527	336	7.8%	439,625	91.0%
Washington	303,482	1,341	4,167	19	1.4%	114,586	0	37.8%	184,729	60.9%
West Virginia	116,978	1,139	1,928	29	1.7%	90,875	1,300	77.7%	24,175	20.7%
Wisconsin	584,041	1,564	6,264	65	1.1%	507,760	1,773	86.9%	70,017	12.0%
Wyoming	51,152	90	596	25	1.2%	49,268	260	96.3%	1,288	2.5%

The outbreak in this country, where there are now more known cases than in China or Italy, looks vastly different than it did a month ago. At the start of March, with extremely limited testing available, only 70 cases had been reported in the United States, most of them tied to overseas travel. With testing now more readily available, at least 20 states now have more than 1,000 known cases within their borders, including Maryland, where 10 people have died and where dozens of people at a nursing home have been infected.