The U.S. on Monday crossed the threshold of 10,000 deaths from the coronavirus. This is how the death toll grew across the country. nyti.ms/2Rk4jaZ
It took just over a month for the first 5,000 people to die from the coronavirus in the U.S. The next 5,000 people died in fewer than 5 days. This map shows how quickly the death toll has risen in metro areas across the country. nyti.ms/2Rk4jaZ
More than 40% of the people who have died from the coronavirus in the U.S. were in the densely populated New York metro area. nyti.ms/2Rk4jaZ 
Though New York and other big metro areas have been hit hardest, the coronavirus is killing residents in less populated places at a higher rate per capita. nyti.ms/2Rk4jaZ
The death toll from the coronavirus in the U.S. is the third highest in the world, and still growing: The number of deaths has multiplied daily since Feb. 29, when the first person in the country succumbed to the virus. nyti.ms/2Rk4jaZ
The number of coronavirus deaths is likely to continue to grow. Government scientists have estimated that under a best-case scenario, the virus could kill 100,000 to 240,000 U.S. residents, even with stringent control measures. nyti.ms/2Rk4jaZ
