Alabama recorded 1,364 new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday, the lowest count in 11 days and well below the daily average for the past two weeks.

There 11 deaths during the 24-hour period reported on the Alabama Department of Public Health’s COVID-19 Dashboard.

The number of confirmed new cases of the disease was the lowest since July 10, when 1407 cases were reported. The state is averaging 1,804 cases and 19 deaths daily over the last seven days and 1,701 cases and almost 19 deaths for the past two weeks.

Besides the confirmed numbers, the Health Department said another 1,180 cases and 34 deaths are listed as probably resulting from the coronavirus but as yet unconfirmed.

The agency said 599,098 individuals have been tested in Alabama throughout the pandemic, and 8,368 have been hospitalized.

Jefferson County reported 187 cases and three deaths to bring its totals to 9,088 and 188, respectively. Mobile County was the only other county with double-digit numbers, listing 129 new cases for a total of 6,279 since the pandemic began in mid-March.  Montgomery County showed 66 new cases to increase its total to 5,244, while Madison County reported 70 for a total of 3,658.

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