Coronavirus USA Stats

United States

8,598,251

Confirmed

224,830

Deaths

5,613,504

Recovered

2,759,917

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	183,276	2,360	2,866	7	1.6%	74,439	0	40.6%	105,971	57.8%
Alaska	13,993	0	90	0	0.6%	6,939	24	49.6%	6,964	49.8%
Arizona	236,772	890	5,869	4	2.5%	39,525	219	16.7%	191,378	80.8%
Arkansas	105,318	1,183	1,797	15	1.7%	93,977	762	89.2%	9,544	9.1%
California	904,755	5,066	17,345	28	1.9%	464,970	5,073	51.4%	422,440	46.7%
Colorado	93,400	1,851	2,218	7	2.4%	42,473	2,016	45.5%	48,709	52.2%
Connecticut	66,052	0	4,577	0	6.9%	44,002	157	66.6%	17,473	26.5%
Delaware	23,847	160	680	2	2.9%	12,610	117	52.9%	10,557	44.3%
District of Columbia	16,706	97	642	0	3.8%	13,068	40	78.2%	2,996	17.9%
Florida	776,251	4,471	16,620	76	2.1%	529,037	18,775	68.2%	230,594	29.7%
Georgia	349,605	1,846	7,808	42	2.2%	181,354	15,238	51.9%	160,443	45.9%
Hawaii	14,669	140	212	3	1.5%	11,346	114	77.4%	3,111	21.2%
Idaho	58,694	1,021	572	10	1.0%	27,760	539	47.3%	30,362	51.7%
Illinois	374,907	6,161	9,751	63	2.6%	267,416	6,054	71.3%	97,740	26.1%
Indiana	160,454	2,741	4,118	26	2.6%	113,498	584	70.7%	42,838	26.7%
Iowa	115,264	1,424	1,634	5	1.4%	87,470	840	75.9%	26,160	22.7%
Kansas	77,866	1,636	975	0	1.3%	59,774	1,346	76.8%	17,117	22.0%
Kentucky	95,480	1,732	1,404	8	1.5%	17,723	1	18.6%	76,353	80.0%
Louisiana	182,603	0	5,820	0	3.2%	165,282	0	90.5%	11,501	6.3%
Maine	6,137	42	146	0	2.4%	5,317	10	86.6%	674	11.0%
Maryland	139,487	796	4,091	13	2.9%	8,055	25	5.8%	127,341	91.3%
Massachusetts	149,488	1,203	9,839	9	6.6%	122,856	0	82.2%	16,793	11.2%
Michigan	175,612	3,490	7,522	38	4.3%	114,939	5,400	65.5%	53,151	30.3%
Minnesota	132,122	2,259	2,381	14	1.8%	116,693	2,014	88.3%	13,048	9.9%
Mississippi	115,088	1,212	3,255	17	2.8%	97,675	0	84.9%	14,158	12.3%
Missouri	173,581	6,298	2,814	85	1.6%	41,788	4,813	24.1%	128,979	74.3%
Montana	27,142	639	294	12	1.1%	17,436	825	64.2%	9,412	34.7%
Nebraska	63,215	705	595	4	0.9%	41,364	870	65.4%	21,256	33.6%
Nevada	94,812	1,146	1,743	5	1.8%	84,595	1,738	89.2%	8,474	8.9%
New Hampshire	10,238	126	473	2	4.6%	8,819	127	86.1%	946	9.2%
New Jersey	231,454	3,836	16,410	37	7.1%	178,946	708	77.3%	36,098	15.6%
New Mexico	41,040	872	965	5	2.4%	20,765	203	50.6%	19,310	47.1%
New York	530,060	5,487	33,556	34	6.3%	414,442	2,177	78.2%	82,062	15.5%
North Carolina	258,292	2,584	4,144	30	1.6%	218,541	0	84.6%	35,607	13.8%
North Dakota	37,719	845	456	8	1.2%	30,116	980	79.8%	7,147	19.0%
Ohio	195,899	2,951	5,248	64	2.7%	157,744	1,323	80.5%	32,907	16.8%
Oklahoma	115,685	1,829	1,245	11	1.1%	98,700	1,210	85.3%	15,740	13.6%
Oregon	41,739	391	653	4	1.6%	5,901	0	14.1%	35,185	84.3%
Pennsylvania	197,370	1,715	8,729	91	4.4%	150,245	1,441	76.1%	38,396	19.5%
Rhode Island	30,118	0	1,177	0	3.9%	2,602	0	8.6%	26,339	87.5%
South Carolina	169,341	792	3,793	16	2.2%	86,032	612	50.8%	79,516	47.0%
South Dakota	38,141	939	366	10	1.0%	27,557	573	72.3%	10,218	26.8%
Tennessee	244,087	2,574	3,100	24	1.3%	216,744	2,110	88.8%	24,243	9.9%
Texas	909,749	19,705	18,026	240	2.0%	768,621	12,499	84.5%	123,102	13.5%
Utah	103,117	1,608	568	1	0.6%	75,776	1,088	73.5%	26,773	26.0%
Vermont	2,043	27	58	0	2.8%	1,728	5	84.6%	257	12.6%
Virgin Islands (US)	1,346	0	21	0	1.6%	1,305	2	97.0%	20	1.5%
Virginia	172,372	1,088	3,578	39	2.1%	19,455	49	11.3%	149,339	86.6%
Washington	105,414	2,079	2,299	3	2.2%	49,105	488	46.6%	54,010	51.2%
West Virginia	21,716	323	424	0	2.0%	16,578	210	76.3%	4,714	21.7%
Wisconsin	205,139	4,673	1,803	29	0.9%	152,928	3,394	74.6%	50,408	24.6%
Wyoming	10,805	260	68	0	0.6%	7,471	114	69.1%	3,266	30.2%

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.