Alabama had its worst day yet by far for COVID-19 cases, adding 615 confirmed cases of the disease and 19 new deaths Tuesday.

Previously, the highest peak in new cases was on April 8, when the state reported 392 newly diagnosed cases.

The Alabama Department of Public Health was reporting the state had a total of 12,701 confirmed cases and 508 deaths at 4 a.m. Wednesday. Twenty-five hours earlier, at 3 a.m. Tuesday, the department reported the state had 12,086 cases of the disease and 489 deaths.

In graphics on its COVID-19 Data and Surveillance Dashboard, the health department reports that Alabama had 399 new cases Tuesday, but that report comes out earlier in the day. That still is the biggest single-day increase in cases since the first case was reported in Alabama on March 13.

Montgomery County led the increase, reporting 87 newly diagnosed cases of COVID-19 during the 25-hour period. Montgomery had a total of 950 confirmed cases early this morning and 24 deaths, up four deaths from Tuesday’s report.

Jefferson County had an increase of 42 cases during the period. Early this morning it was reporting 1,397 cases with 78 deaths, an increase of four deaths.

Tuscaloosa also added 40 cases and this morning and was reporting a total of 408 cases.

Mobile County still has the highest number of total cases, 1,773. It had an increase of 38 cases from the day before. It has a total of 104 deaths, up three from Monday night.

Many of the state’s 67 counties added several cases to the count Tuesday. Some of the more significant increases were in Choctaw County, which reported 41 new cases for a total of 126 cases; Franklin County, which reported 31 new cases for a total of 375; and Sumter County, which added 21 new cases for a total of 157.

Here is the full list of counties with number of cases, number of tests for the disease and deaths.

Autauga					132	1506	3
Baldwin					264	5931	8
Barbour					92	561	1
Bibb					51	1084	1
Blount					47	1152	1
Bullock					58	207	1
Butler					301	1032	10
Calhoun					136	2696	3
Chambers					329	1443	22
Cherokee					30	501	0
Chilton					81	1062	1
Choctaw					126	300	3
Clarke					86	751	2
Clay					27	394	2
Cleburne					13	174	1
Coffee					179	1323	1
Colbert					104	1845	2
Conecuh					21	243	0
Coosa					33	243	1
Covington					59	890	1
Crenshaw					53	496	3
Cullman					71	2071	0
Dale					66	790	0
Dallas					167	1423	3
DeKalb					200	1966	3
Elmore					219	2157	7
Escambia					39	885	3
Etowah					221	3401	10
Fayette					9	434	0
Franklin					375	1426	4
Geneva					25	447	0
Greene					86	412	4
Hale					104	642	2
Henry					45	332	1
Houston					149	2062	3
Jackson					64	2061	2
Jefferson					1397	28010	78
Lamar					15	381	0
Lauderdale					116	2991	2
Lawrence					35	519	0
Lee					454	4539	32
Limestone					67	1692	0
Lowndes					149	395	10
Macon					56	448	2
Madison					281	11668	4
Marengo					117	843	6
Marion					106	1152	9
Marshall					636	4425	9
Mobile					1773	15435	104
Monroe					20	393	2
Montgomery					950	5431	24
Morgan					122	2692	1
Perry					22	401	0
Pickens					87	693	4
Pike					116	1028	0
Randolph					120	745	7
Russell					112	943	0
Shelby					410	6532	19
St. Clair					92	2236	1
Sumter					157	656	5
Talladega					81	2172	2
Tallapoosa					373	2116	57
Tuscaloosa					408	6666	8
Unknown or Out of State					N/A	3572	N/A
Walker					155	1808	1
Washington					62	394	5
Wilcox					103	365	6
Winston					47	666	1
	Cases: 12701	Tested: 156350	Deaths: 508