There were 1,846 new cases of COVID-19 reported in Alabama on Monday by the state Department of Public Health.

The number of confirmed new cases of the disease brought the state’s total to 67,711 since the pandemic began in mid-March. An additional 1,146 people were listed as probable, but as yet unconfirmed, cases.

The state’s COVID-19 Dashboard, in its daily 10 a.m. update, also listed three new deaths from the disease, bringing the statewide total to 1,257, plus 33 others listed as probable but still being investigated.

Alabama has averaged 1,849 cases and 23 deaths a day from the virus over the past week; the two-week daily averages are 1,667 cases and almost 20 deaths.

Counties of the four largest cities all reported triple-digit increases in new cases. Jefferson County had 261 cases to bring its total to 8,901; Mobile County listed 133 for a total of 6,150; Madison County (Huntsville) reported 126 for 3,588; and Montgomery County showed 121 for 5,178. Jefferson was the only one of those counties to report any deaths, listing two to increase its total to 185, the most in the state.

Here are the counties with numbers of confirmed cases, individuals tested and deaths.