Coronavirus USA Stats

United States

31,866,967

Confirmed

575,568

Deaths

24,418,729

Recovered

6,872,670

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 (%)
California	3,695,769	1,622	60,360	78	1.6%	1,959,159	876	53.0%	1,676,250	45.4%
Texas	2,828,949	2,492	49,409	66	1.8%	2,682,601	421	94.8%	96,939	3.4%
Florida	2,118,713	6,906	34,055	50	1.6%	1,629,238	8,568	76.9%	455,420	21.5%
New York	1,993,211	7,113	51,316	66	2.6%	1,270,486	13,574	63.7%	671,409	33.7%
Illinois	1,276,830	3,630	23,777	15	1.9%	1,174,978	1,040	92.0%	78,075	6.1%
Pennsylvania	1,073,909	4,196	25,515	34	2.4%	962,076	4,394	89.6%	86,318	8.0%
Georgia	1,072,700	1,570	19,488	64	1.8%	786,272	9,704	73.3%	266,940	24.9%
Ohio	1,037,600	2,048	18,827	0	1.8%	981,253	1,419	94.6%	37,520	3.6%
New Jersey	950,103	3,599	24,859	33	2.6%	722,021	2,127	76.0%	203,223	21.4%
North Carolina	929,406	0	12,248	0	1.3%	887,724	0	95.5%	29,434	3.2%
Arizona	849,021	819	17,092	30	2.0%	815,032	255	96.0%	16,897	2.0%
Tennessee	822,085	0	12,001	0	1.5%	797,011	0	97.0%	13,073	1.6%
Michigan	820,404	7,539	17,563	84	2.1%	587,283	10,142	71.6%	215,558	26.3%
Indiana	697,533	1,358	13,138	7	1.9%	661,443	0	94.8%	22,952	3.3%
Massachusetts	657,578	2,300	17,379	4	2.6%	604,352	1,925	91.9%	35,847	5.5%
Virginia	634,325	1,700	10,458	7	1.7%	52,229	0	8.2%	571,638	90.1%
Wisconsin	584,739	804	6,676	4	1.1%	569,194	741	97.3%	8,869	1.5%
Missouri	583,410	731	9,213	3	1.6%	468,338	2,823	80.3%	105,859	18.1%
South Carolina	561,773	1,011	9,273	25	1.7%	0	0	0.0%	552,500	98.4%
Minnesota	540,277	2,449	7,012	12	1.3%	514,294	2,265	95.2%	18,971	3.5%
Alabama	518,588	354	10,712	26	2.1%	325,733	5,152	62.8%	182,143	35.1%
Colorado	477,443	1,455	6,296	0	1.3%	355,636	2,194	74.5%	115,511	24.2%
Louisiana	448,838	0	10,216	0	2.3%	0	0	0.0%	438,622	97.7%
Oklahoma	442,805	0	6,669	0	1.5%	425,967	0	96.2%	10,169	2.3%
Kentucky	432,720	500	6,241	18	1.4%	50,372	103	11.6%	376,107	86.9%
Maryland	425,247	1,584	8,444	20	2.0%	10,006	17	2.4%	406,797	95.7%
Utah	389,760	407	2,159	2	0.6%	378,775	455	97.2%	8,826	2.3%
Iowa	385,324	494	5,857	8	1.5%	337,568	443	87.6%	41,899	10.9%
Washington	377,121	0	5,376	0	1.4%	182,237	0	48.3%	189,508	50.3%
Arkansas	332,053	171	5,661	0	1.7%	324,582	142	97.8%	1,810	0.6%
Connecticut	321,586	0	7,944	0	2.5%	277,426	0	86.3%	36,216	11.3%
Nevada	307,704	752	5,332	9	1.7%	285,264	404	92.7%	17,108	5.6%
Mississippi	307,332	238	7,095	9	2.3%	295,569	0	96.2%	4,668	1.5%
Kansas	306,084	151	4,967	8	1.6%	293,474	0	95.9%	7,643	2.5%
Nebraska	214,010	436	2,220	1	1.0%	165,249	258	77.2%	46,541	21.8%
New Mexico	193,368	0	3,976	0	2.1%	174,849	0	90.4%	14,543	7.5%
Idaho	183,153	0	1,993	0	1.1%	102,697	0	56.1%	78,463	42.8%
Oregon	169,338	0	2,440	0	1.4%	151,275	0	89.3%	15,623	9.2%
West Virginia	145,754	455	2,742	5	1.9%	135,806	328	93.2%	7,206	4.9%
Rhode Island	141,097	0	2,638	0	1.9%	8,501	0	6.0%	129,958	92.1%
South Dakota	119,705	238	1,946	0	1.6%	115,346	290	96.4%	2,413	2.0%
Montana	106,142	168	1,523	2	1.4%	103,540	156	97.6%	1,079	1.0%
North Dakota	104,701	213	1,471	1	1.4%	101,993	158	97.4%	1,237	1.2%
Delaware	98,203	419	1,577	4	1.6%	88,814	241	90.4%	7,812	8.0%
New Hampshire	88,446	468	1,256	3	1.4%	83,501	473	94.4%	3,689	4.2%
Alaska	62,161	0	309	0	0.5%	53,915	0	86.7%	7,937	12.8%
Wyoming	56,873	0	701	0	1.2%	55,688	0	97.9%	484	0.9%
Maine	53,745	311	750	0	1.4%	0	0	0.0%	52,995	98.6%
Hawaii	30,684	113	471	1	1.5%	0	0	0.0%	30,213	98.5%
Vermont	20,965	150	231	0	1.1%	17,266	170	82.4%	3,468	16.5%
Puerto Rico	214,983	2,293	2,152	6	1.0%	96,999	189	45.1%	115,832	53.9%

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.