There are now over 2,000 coronavirus cases reported in Muscogee County and surrounding areas. Here’s a list.

Muscogee County and its surrounding counties reported 2,002 cases of the new coronavirus as of the 1 p.m. Saturday update from the Georgia Department of Public Health.

This is an increase of 19 new cases since Friday’s 1 p.m. update and 118 COVID-19 related deaths reported in the 18-county area.

Muscogee County now reports the highest total number of coronavirus cases in the area.

Here’s a breakdown by county of total cases, deaths and hospitalizations:

• Muscogee 424, 15, 83

• Sumter 415, 38, 116

• Troup 199, 6, 54

• Crisp 193, 7, 36

• Randolph 169, 21, 30

• Dooly 156, 12, 34

• Macon 90, 5, 32

• Harris 75, 3, 14

• Meriwether 72, 1, 11

• Marion 39, 1, 8

• Stewart 37, 0, 12

• Clay 29, 3, 5

• Talbot 28, 1, 11

• Taylor 22, 2, 8

• Chattahoochee 19, 0, 6

• Schley 16, 1, 7

• Webster 11, 1, 4

• Quitman 8, 1, 4

A full county-by-county breakdown from the Georgia Department of Public Health can be found here.

Georgia’s West-Central Health District covers 16 counties: Chattahoochee, Clay, Crisp, Dooly, Harris, Macon, Marion, Muscogee, Quitman, Randolph, Schley, Stewart, Sumter, Talbot, Taylor and Webster.

Troup and Meriwether counties are not in the West-Central Health District but because of their proximity to Columbus, the Ledger-Enquirer will track those numbers as well.

Alabama

The number of novel coronavirus cases in Alabama has now reached 11,505, according to the Alabama Department of Public Health’s 1 p.m. EST Saturday update.

The number of reported cases in Lee County stands at 446, while Russell County’s total stands at 97.

There have been 146,548 tests done statewide. Private labs are not required to report negative tests — meaning it’s possible that the actual number of tests conducted is greater.

The state reports 485 COVID-19-related deaths Friday evening and 1,304 hospitalizations.

To view the full list of Alabama COVID-19 cases, click here.