Jefferson County reported 360 cases of COVID-19 Thursday as the number of people testing positive for the disease in Alabama continued its steady climb.

The Alabama Department of Public Health’s daily COVID-19 Dashboard showed 1,933 new confirmed cases of the disease for the 24-hour period, pushing the state’s total to 60,158 since the pandemic hit in mid-March. Another 842 individuals are suspected of having COVID-19 but their cases are still being investigated.

Seventeen people died of the disease during the latest period, raising the state’s overall total to 1,200, plus 28 more that are still being checked.

Jefferson County now accounts for 7,809 cases of COVID-19, about 13% of the statewide total. The county reported five deaths in the overnight numbers for a total of 181, 15% of the deaths from the disease in Alabama.

Mobile County reported 165 cases to bring its overall count to 5,514.

Walker County, which includes the city of Jasper, reported six deaths in the new report. Walker’s overall totals are 43 deaths and 1,160 confirmed cases.

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