Alabama added 2,069 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Saturday, bringing its total to 64,180, the state Department of Public Health reported.

That marked the fourth consecutive day the number of new cases has risen. The state is averaging 1,840 cases a day for the past week and 1,558 daily over the past 14 days.

The Health Department’s COVID-19 Dashboard showed an additional 21 deaths for the 24-hour period, raising the overall total to 1,253 since the pandemic began in mid-March. The agency said an additional 980 cases and 33 deaths probably were from the disease but were still being investigated.

Jefferson County continued to be the hotspot for the virus, with 295 new cases to bring its total to 8,400. The state’s most populous county reported one death, for a total of 183. Shelby County added 93 cases to raise its total to 2,148.

In the Mobile area, Mobile County reported 186 cases for a total of 5,899 and Baldwin Couty had 127 cases for a total of 1,796.

Montgomery County listed 130 cases and a total of 4,985.

Marshall County reported six deaths, the most in the state in the daily report, and now has 19 overall.

The list of counties with numbers of confirmed cases, individuals tested and deaths.