Counties in Louisiana, Missouri and Arkansas lead the 25 U.S. counties that have reported the highest number of COVID-19 cases from the last two weeks per resident, with cases per 100,000 people.
Data, from The New York Times, was captured June 30.
1. East Carroll, La.
Recent cases: 189
Per 100,000: 2,755
2. McDonald, Mo.
Recent cases: 599
Per 100,000: 2,623
3. Yell, Ark.
Recent cases: 282
Per 100,000: 1,321
4. Sevier, Ark.
Recent cases: 215
Per 100,000: 1,264
5. Chattahoochee, Ga.
Recent cases: 133
Per 100,000: 1,219
6. Hot Spring, Ark.
Recent cases: 385
Per 100,000: 1,140
7. Yuma, Ariz.
Recent cases: 2,428
Per 100,000: 1,136
8. Santa Cruz, Ariz.
Recent cases: 516
Per 100,000: 1,110
9. Lee, Ark.
Recent cases: 96
Per 100,000: 1,084
10. Imperial, Calif.
Recent cases: 1,798
Per 100,000: 992
11. Watonwan, Minn.
Recent cases: 101
Per 100,000: 927
12. Grenada, Miss.
Recent cases: 188
Per 100,000: 906
13. Claiborne, Miss.
Recent cases: 78
Per 100,000: 868
14. McCurtain, Okla.
Recent cases: 278
Per 100,000: 847
15. Hardee, Fla.
Recent cases: 213
Per 100,000: 791
16. Brewster, Texas
Recent cases: 72
Per 100,000: 782
17. Troup, Ga.
Recent cases: 531
Per 100,000: 759
18. Atkinson, Ga.
Recent cases: 62
Per 100,000: 759
19. Bailey, Texas
Recent cases: 53
Per 100,000: 757
20. Galax, Va.
Recent cases: 47
Per 100,000: 741
21. Navajo, Ariz.
Recent cases: 821
Per 100,000: 740
22. Lassen, Calif.
Recent cases: 220
Per 100,000: 720
23. Tift, Ga.
Recent cases: 288
Per 100,000: 709
24. Chicot, Ark.
Recent cases: 71
Per 100,000: 702
25. Dallas, Ala.
Recent cases: 260
Per 100,000: 699