Alabama coronavirus cases top 6,500. Here’s a county-by-county breakdown
The number of novel coronavirus cases in Alabama has surpassed 6,500, according to the Alabama Department of Public Health’s 10:30 a.m. EST Tuesday update.
The number of cases in Lee County has reached 368, while the number of cases has reached 53 in Russell County.
There have been 74,359 tests done statewide. Private labs are not required to report negative tests — meaning it’s possible that the actual number of tests conducted could be greater.
The state reports 241 COVID-19-related deaths.
Here’s a county-by-county list:
- Autauga 39
- Baldwin 168
- Barbour 35
- Bibb 42
- Blound 34
- Bullock 12
- Butler 34
- Calhoun 90
- Chambers 289
- Cherokee 14
- Chilton 51
- Coctaw 39
- Clarke 27
- Clay 19
- Cleburne 12
- Coffee 98
- Colbert 23
- Conecuh 9
- Coosa 30
- Covington 34
- Crenshaw 12
- Cullman 52
- Dale 25
- Dallas 37
- DeKalb 75
- Elmore 79
- Escambia 26
- Etowah 127
- Fayette 5
- Franklin 43
- Geneva 8
- Greene 47
- Hale 41
- Henry 22
- Hounston 79
- Jackson 45
- Jefferson 841
- Lamar 10
- Lauderdale 31
- Lawrence 12
- Lee 368
- Limestone 43
- Lowndes 39
- Macon 34
- Madison 216
- Marengo 44
- Marion 75
- Marshall 309
- Mobile 969
- Monroe 11
- Montgomery 292
- Morgan 65
- Perry 9
- Pickens 47
- Pike 65
- Randolph 61
- Russell 53
- Shelby 316
- St. Clair 68
- Sumter 55
- Talladega 58
- Tallapoosa 276
- Tuscaloosa 196
- Walker 94
- Washington 32
- Wilcox 58
- Winston 11
Joshua Mixon
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer