The number of COVID-19 cases in Alabama climbed to 100,801 on Wednesday as the state Department of Public Health reported a total of 875 for the latest 24-hour period.

There were 33 deaths for the period, increasing the total to 1,814 since the pandemic began in mid-March. The Health Department’s COVID dashboard said an additional 3,925 cases and 66 deaths are believed to be linked to the disease.

The seven-day rolling average of new cases per day stood at 1,289. The average reached a high of 1,851 on July 19. The state has averaged 25 deaths a day over the past week.

Jefferson County reported 15 deaths in the new report, raising its total to 261, the most in the state. But the state’s most populous county had only 97 new cases for a total of 13,463.

Montgomery County, with 130 cases, was the only county to top 100 for the day. Its total reached 6,955.

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