Coronavirus

Alabama Reports Highest Number of New Cases of COVID-19 in More Than a Week

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Alabama reversed a decline in the number of new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, recording 1,220 cases to raise its total for the pandemic to 105,715. There were 12 deaths in the 24-hour period covered by the Alabama Department of Public Health’s report, bringing the total to 1,867.

Another 4,409 cases and 70 deaths were listed as probably from the coronavirus.

The report marked the highest daily number of new cases since 1,352 were reported on Aug. 10. And it ended a seven-day decline in the rolling daily average for a one-week period. That figure stood at 841 cases a day after falling every day from 1,352 on Aug. 10 to 744 on Monday.

Jefferson County led the state with 139 cases, increasing its total to 14,198. No other county had a triple-digit increase.

The list of counties with number of confirmed cases and deaths.

Autauga 1235 22
Baldwin 3906 30
Barbour 606 6
Bibb 476 5
Blount 887 5
Bullock 504 13
Butler 796 36
Calhoun 1982 23
Chambers 859 38
Cherokee 313 8
Chilton 880 9
Choctaw 297 12
Clarke 839 10
Clay 310 5
Cleburne 148 1
Coffee 847 6
Colbert 1300 18
Conecuh 408 10
Coosa 106 3
Covington 786 22
Crenshaw 353 9
Cullman 1303 12
Dale 890 30
Dallas 1368 25
DeKalb 1932 14
Elmore 1837 40
Escambia 1126 17
Etowah 2336 36
Fayette 247 6
Franklin 1373 22
Geneva 297 2
Greene 261 13
Hale 498 26
Henry 278 3
Houston 1540 13
Jackson 1156 5
Jefferson 14198 264
Lamar 247 2
Lauderdale 1269 21
Lawrence 377 3
Lee 2861 47
Limestone 1473 13
Lowndes 585 24
Macon 355 15
Madison 5773 38
Marengo 591 17
Marion 619 27
Marshall 3317 38
Mobile 11138 229
Monroe 434 6
Montgomery 7226 153
Morgan 2555 22
Perry 459 4
Pickens 443 10
Pike 731 7
Randolph 416 11
Russell 1453 2
Shelby 3538 38
St. Clair 1442 22
Sumter 379 19
Talladega 1170 15
Tallapoosa 902 79
Tuscaloosa 4524 85
Unknown or Out of State N/A N/A
Walker 1645 67
Washington 475 13
Wilcox 456 10
Winston 484 11