Earlier today, I shared that Iowa had reported 38 coronavirus deaths and 4,195 new confirmed cases of coronavirus between 10 am Nov. 18 and 10 am Nov. 19.
Now, I am sharing the county data during that same time period. I hope tomorrow to be able to do it earlier in the day.
Now, I am sharing the county data during that same time period. I hope tomorrow to be able to do it earlier in the day.
There are 77 counties where Gov. Reynolds loosened Iowa's limited coronavirus restrictions May 1, without an alternative safety plan.
On April 30, they had 559 total cases and 11 total deaths.
Today, they had 2,070 new cases (total 84,175) and 25 more deaths (total 869).
On April 30, they had 559 total cases and 11 total deaths.
Today, they had 2,070 new cases (total 84,175) and 25 more deaths (total 869).
The coronavirus deaths in the 77 counties were reported in Appanoose, Buena Vista, Calhoun, Carroll, Cass, Cerro Gordo (2), Clinton, Floyd, Grundy (3), Ida, Jackson, Jones, Keokuk (2), Mills, Plymouth (2), Pottawattamie (3), Winnebago, and Wright Counties.
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Biggest coronavirus case increases in the 77 counties (new cases, total cases, tests, percent - new cases divided by reported tests, state has acknowledged not reporting all tests):
Story: Up 170 to 5,928 – 377 tests (45.1%)
Pottawattamie: Up 144 to 5,264 – 332 tests (43.4%)
Story: Up 170 to 5,928 – 377 tests (45.1%)
Pottawattamie: Up 144 to 5,264 – 332 tests (43.4%)
Cerro Gordo: Up 98 to 2,984 – 209 tests (47.9%)
Clinton: Up 76 to 2,813 – 161 tests (47.2%)
Plymouth: Up 74 to 2,491 – 114 tests (64.9%)
Sioux: Up 66 to 3,357 – 103 tests (64.1%)
Dickinson: Up 58 to 1,182 – 125 tests (46.4%)
Jones: Up 54 to 2,065 – 90 tests (60.0%)
. . .
Clinton: Up 76 to 2,813 – 161 tests (47.2%)
Plymouth: Up 74 to 2,491 – 114 tests (64.9%)
Sioux: Up 66 to 3,357 – 103 tests (64.1%)
Dickinson: Up 58 to 1,182 – 125 tests (46.4%)
Jones: Up 54 to 2,065 – 90 tests (60.0%)
. . .
Webster: Up 54 to 3,122 – 79 tests (68.4%)
Marion: Up 53 to 1,777 – 91 tests (58.2%)
Boone: Up 48 to 1,186 – 110 tests (43.6%)
Lee: Up 47 to 1,779 – 108 tests (43.5%)
Warren: Up 45 to 2,337 – 175 tests (25.7%)
Kossuth: Up 44 to 863 – 110 tests (40.0%)
. . .
Marion: Up 53 to 1,777 – 91 tests (58.2%)
Boone: Up 48 to 1,186 – 110 tests (43.6%)
Lee: Up 47 to 1,779 – 108 tests (43.5%)
Warren: Up 45 to 2,337 – 175 tests (25.7%)
Kossuth: Up 44 to 863 – 110 tests (40.0%)
. . .
Hamilton: Up 39 to 885 – 54 tests (72.2%)
Winneshiek: Up 35 to 826 – 69 tests (50.7%)
Hardin: Up 32 to 975 – 59 tests (54.2%)
Wright: Up 32 to 1,089 – 41 tests (78.0%)
Floyd: Up 30 to 841 – 76 tests (39.5%)
Union: Up 28 to 612 – 73 tests (38.4%)
. . .
Winneshiek: Up 35 to 826 – 69 tests (50.7%)
Hardin: Up 32 to 975 – 59 tests (54.2%)
Wright: Up 32 to 1,089 – 41 tests (78.0%)
Floyd: Up 30 to 841 – 76 tests (39.5%)
Union: Up 28 to 612 – 73 tests (38.4%)
. . .
Guthrie: Up 27 to 666 – 39 tests (69.2%)
Clayton: Up 27 to 920 – 48 tests (56.3%)
Delaware: Up 27 to 1,279 – 59 tests (45.8%)
Mitchell: Up 26 to 662 – 40 tests (65.0%)
Buchanan: Up 26 to 998 – 39 tests (66.7%)
Wapello: Up 26 to 2,243 – 83 tests (31.3%)
. . .
Clayton: Up 27 to 920 – 48 tests (56.3%)
Delaware: Up 27 to 1,279 – 59 tests (45.8%)
Mitchell: Up 26 to 662 – 40 tests (65.0%)
Buchanan: Up 26 to 998 – 39 tests (66.7%)
Wapello: Up 26 to 2,243 – 83 tests (31.3%)
. . .
Jefferson: Up 25 to 554 – 414 tests (6.0%)
Clay: Up 25 to 960 – 52 tests (48.1%)
Hancock: Up 24 to 740 – 47 tests (51.1%)
Mills: Up 24 to 894 – 36 tests (66.7%)
Chickasaw: Up 23 to 703 – 31 tests (74.2%)
Winnebago: Up 22 to 813 – 55 tests (40.0%)
. . .
Clay: Up 25 to 960 – 52 tests (48.1%)
Hancock: Up 24 to 740 – 47 tests (51.1%)
Mills: Up 24 to 894 – 36 tests (66.7%)
Chickasaw: Up 23 to 703 – 31 tests (74.2%)
Winnebago: Up 22 to 813 – 55 tests (40.0%)
. . .
Franklin: Up 21 to 641 – 41 tests (51.2%)
Butler: Up 21 to 830 – 32 tests (65.6%)
O’Brien: Up 21 to 1,143 – 32 tests (65.6%)
Jackson: Up 21 to 1,272 – 39 tests (53.8%)
Howard: Up 19 to 460 – 31 tests (61.3%)
Appanoose: Up 19 to 666 – 35 tests (54.3%)
. . .
Butler: Up 21 to 830 – 32 tests (65.6%)
O’Brien: Up 21 to 1,143 – 32 tests (65.6%)
Jackson: Up 21 to 1,272 – 39 tests (53.8%)
Howard: Up 19 to 460 – 31 tests (61.3%)
Appanoose: Up 19 to 666 – 35 tests (54.3%)
. . .
Carroll: Up 19 to 1,796 – 54 tests (35.2%)
Osceola: Up 18 to 467 – 25 tests (72.0%)
Palo Alto: Up 18 to 568 – 29 tests (62.1%)
Humboldt: Up 18 to 616 – 35 tests (51.4%)
Emmet: Up 17 to 657 – 47 tests (36.2%)
Lyon: Up 17 to 878 – 41 tests (41.5%)
. . .
Osceola: Up 18 to 467 – 25 tests (72.0%)
Palo Alto: Up 18 to 568 – 29 tests (62.1%)
Humboldt: Up 18 to 616 – 35 tests (51.4%)
Emmet: Up 17 to 657 – 47 tests (36.2%)
Lyon: Up 17 to 878 – 41 tests (41.5%)
. . .
Greene: Up 16 to 446 – 32 tests (50.0%)
Keokuk: Up 16 to 472 – 29 tests (55.2%)
Cherokee: Up 16 to 689 – 28 tests (57.1%)
Calhoun: Up 15 to 929 – 47 tests (31.9%)
Crawford: Up 15 to 1,645 – 29 tests (51.7%)
. . .
Keokuk: Up 16 to 472 – 29 tests (55.2%)
Cherokee: Up 16 to 689 – 28 tests (57.1%)
Calhoun: Up 15 to 929 – 47 tests (31.9%)
Crawford: Up 15 to 1,645 – 29 tests (51.7%)
. . .
Adair: Up 14 to 378 – 37 tests (37.8%)
Davis: Up 14 to 389 – 58 tests (24.1%)
Montgomery: Up 14 to 395 – 19 tests (73.7%)
Shelby: Up 14 to 682 – 30 tests (46.7%)
Cedar: Up 14 to 911 – 50 tests (28.0%)
. . .
Davis: Up 14 to 389 – 58 tests (24.1%)
Montgomery: Up 14 to 395 – 19 tests (73.7%)
Shelby: Up 14 to 682 – 30 tests (46.7%)
Cedar: Up 14 to 911 – 50 tests (28.0%)
. . .
Worth: Up 12 to 300 – 26 tests (46.2%)
Harrison: Up 12 to 952 – 31 tests (38.7%)
Page: Up 12 to 1,038 – 26 tests (46.2%)
Madison: Up 11 to 599 – 34 tests (32.4%)
Cass: Up 11 to 680 – 42 tests (26.2%)
Sac: Up 10 to 719 – 23 tests (43.5%)
. . .
Harrison: Up 12 to 952 – 31 tests (38.7%)
Page: Up 12 to 1,038 – 26 tests (46.2%)
Madison: Up 11 to 599 – 34 tests (32.4%)
Cass: Up 11 to 680 – 42 tests (26.2%)
Sac: Up 10 to 719 – 23 tests (43.5%)
. . .
Clarke: Up 9 to 446 – 26 tests (34.6%)
Grundy: Up 9 to 712 – 22 tests (40.9%)
Mahaska: Up 9 to 1,120 – 25 tests (36.0%)
Decatur: Up 8 to 282 – 23 tests (34.8%)
Van Buren: Up 8 to 310 – 21 tests (38.1%)
Monroe: Up 8 to 392 – 24 tests (33.3%)
. . .
Grundy: Up 9 to 712 – 22 tests (40.9%)
Mahaska: Up 9 to 1,120 – 25 tests (36.0%)
Decatur: Up 8 to 282 – 23 tests (34.8%)
Van Buren: Up 8 to 310 – 21 tests (38.1%)
Monroe: Up 8 to 392 – 24 tests (33.3%)
. . .
Taylor: Up 8 to 395 – 12 tests (66.7%)
Buena Vista: Up 8 to 2,794 – 29 tests (27.6%)
Pocahontas: Up 7 to 485 – 24 tests (29.2%)
Monona: Up 5 to 354 – 24 tests (20.8%)
Ida: Up 5 to 412 – 8 tests (62.5%)
Fremont: Up 4 to 321 – 19 tests (21.1%)
. . .
Buena Vista: Up 8 to 2,794 – 29 tests (27.6%)
Pocahontas: Up 7 to 485 – 24 tests (29.2%)
Monona: Up 5 to 354 – 24 tests (20.8%)
Ida: Up 5 to 412 – 8 tests (62.5%)
Fremont: Up 4 to 321 – 19 tests (21.1%)
. . .
Adams: Up 2 to 144 – 11 tests (18.2%)
Wayne: Up 2 to 268 – 13 tests (15.4%)
Lucas: Up 2 to 291 – 19 tests (10.5%)
Ringgold: Up 1 to 153 – 8 tests (12.5%)
Audubon: Up 1 to 270 – 4 tests (25.0%)
All 77 counties had new cases reported.
Wayne: Up 2 to 268 – 13 tests (15.4%)
Lucas: Up 2 to 291 – 19 tests (10.5%)
Ringgold: Up 1 to 153 – 8 tests (12.5%)
Audubon: Up 1 to 270 – 4 tests (25.0%)
All 77 counties had new cases reported.
Now for the 22 counties where Gov. Reynolds repeatedly loosened Iowa's limited restrictions without an alternative safety plan starting in mid-May:
Coronavirus deaths were reported in Black Hawk (2), Dubuque (2), Jasper, Marshall, Polk (5), and Scott (2) Counties.
Coronavirus deaths were reported in Black Hawk (2), Dubuque (2), Jasper, Marshall, Polk (5), and Scott (2) Counties.
New cases in the 22 counties:
No new cases: None.
One new case: None.
Two new cases: None.
Three new cases: None.
Four new cases: None.
Five new cases: None.
Six new cases: None.
Seven new cases: None.
. . .
No new cases: None.
One new case: None.
Two new cases: None.
Three new cases: None.
Four new cases: None.
Five new cases: None.
Six new cases: None.
Seven new cases: None.
. . .
Poweshiek: Up 8 to 858 – 43 tests (18.6%)
Allamakee: Up 11 to 664 – 33 tests (33.3%)
Tama: Up 13 to 1,391 – 40 tests (32.5%)
Louisa: Up 15 to 755 – 45 tests (33.3%)
Iowa: Up 22 to 809 – 41 tests (53.7%)
Bremer: Up 26 to 1,620 – 49 tests (53.1%)
. . .
Allamakee: Up 11 to 664 – 33 tests (33.3%)
Tama: Up 13 to 1,391 – 40 tests (32.5%)
Louisa: Up 15 to 755 – 45 tests (33.3%)
Iowa: Up 22 to 809 – 41 tests (53.7%)
Bremer: Up 26 to 1,620 – 49 tests (53.1%)
. . .
Fayette: Up 27 to 887 – 49 tests (55.1%)
Henry: Up 28 to 1,617 – 64 tests (43.8%)
Marshall: Up 32 to 3,119 – 77 tests (41.6%)
Washington: Up 33 to 1,190 – 128 tests (25.8%)
Benton: Up 34 to 1,461 – 84 tests (40.5%)
Jasper: Up 40 to 1,924 – 97 tests (41.2%)
. . .
Henry: Up 28 to 1,617 – 64 tests (43.8%)
Marshall: Up 32 to 3,119 – 77 tests (41.6%)
Washington: Up 33 to 1,190 – 128 tests (25.8%)
Benton: Up 34 to 1,461 – 84 tests (40.5%)
Jasper: Up 40 to 1,924 – 97 tests (41.2%)
. . .
Muscatine: Up 61 to 2,489 – 150 tests (40.7%)
Des Moines: Up 62 to 2,510 – 159 tests (39.0%)
Dallas: Up 97 to 5,593 – 251 tests (38.6%)
Black Hawk: Up 99 to 9,624 – 211 tests (46.9%)
Woodbury: Up 134 to 9,509 – 286 tests (46.6%)
Johnson: Up 135 to 8,621 – 504 tests (26.8%)
. . .
Des Moines: Up 62 to 2,510 – 159 tests (39.0%)
Dallas: Up 97 to 5,593 – 251 tests (38.6%)
Black Hawk: Up 99 to 9,624 – 211 tests (46.9%)
Woodbury: Up 134 to 9,509 – 286 tests (46.6%)
Johnson: Up 135 to 8,621 – 504 tests (26.8%)
. . .
Dubuque: Up 175 to 8,268 – 389 tests (45.0%)
Linn: Up 265 to 12,475 – 773 tests (34.3%)
Scott: Up 273 to 9,326 – 634 tests (43.1%)
Polk: Up 500 to 29,287 – 1,383 tests (36.2%)
Too many cases!
Now for specific regions and groups . . .
Linn: Up 265 to 12,475 – 773 tests (34.3%)
Scott: Up 273 to 9,326 – 634 tests (43.1%)
Polk: Up 500 to 29,287 – 1,383 tests (36.2%)
Too many cases!
Now for specific regions and groups . . .
Winnebago & neighbors:
Winnebago: 22-55, 1 death
Worth: 12-26
Cerro Gordo: 98-209, 2 deaths
Hancock: 24-47
Kossuth: 44-110
TOTAL: 3 deaths, 200 cases, 447 tests (44.7%)
Thru 6-16: 1 death, 118 cases, 6,224 tests (1.9%)
Since 6-16: 68 deaths, 5,582 cases, 26,184 tests (21.3%)
Winnebago: 22-55, 1 death
Worth: 12-26
Cerro Gordo: 98-209, 2 deaths
Hancock: 24-47
Kossuth: 44-110
TOTAL: 3 deaths, 200 cases, 447 tests (44.7%)
Thru 6-16: 1 death, 118 cases, 6,224 tests (1.9%)
Since 6-16: 68 deaths, 5,582 cases, 26,184 tests (21.3%)
Iowa Lakes:
Clay: 25-52
Dickinson: 58-125
Emmet: 17-47
Osceola: 18-25
Palo Alto: 18-29
TOTAL: 136 cases, 278 tests (48.9%)
Spring: 0 deaths, 58 cases, 1,126 tests (5.2%)
Summer: 19 deaths, 1,265 cases, 12,341 tests (10.3%)
Fall: 20 deaths, 2,511 cases, 7,518 tests (33.4%)
Clay: 25-52
Dickinson: 58-125
Emmet: 17-47
Osceola: 18-25
Palo Alto: 18-29
TOTAL: 136 cases, 278 tests (48.9%)
Spring: 0 deaths, 58 cases, 1,126 tests (5.2%)
Summer: 19 deaths, 1,265 cases, 12,341 tests (10.3%)
Fall: 20 deaths, 2,511 cases, 7,518 tests (33.4%)
Counties with prisons:
Calhoun: 15-47
Jones: 54-90
Lee: 47-108
Page: 12-26
Webster: 54-79
Henry: 28-64
Jasper: 40-97
Johnson: 135-504
Polk: 500-1383
DOC update (Nov. 19 data):
Inmates: 48 new cases, 536 active (down 52), 1 more death
Staff: 21 new cases, 104 active (down 27)
Calhoun: 15-47
Jones: 54-90
Lee: 47-108
Page: 12-26
Webster: 54-79
Henry: 28-64
Jasper: 40-97
Johnson: 135-504
Polk: 500-1383
DOC update (Nov. 19 data):
Inmates: 48 new cases, 536 active (down 52), 1 more death
Staff: 21 new cases, 104 active (down 27)
Below is the thread from earlier today with statewide data.
Since then, Iowa also reported there were 452 new cases among Iowa kids under age 18 (up from 18,674 to 19,126).
That's an increase of 7,821 just since Halloween.
Since then, Iowa also reported there were 452 new cases among Iowa kids under age 18 (up from 18,674 to 19,126).
That's an increase of 7,821 just since Halloween.
https://twitter.com/SenatorRobHogg/status/1329458843793960960
Coronavirus in Iowa Summary for Nov. 19:
38 more deaths (2,024 total) (2nd most yet)
387 deaths reported in November (deadliest month yet)
4,195 new cases
452 kid cases
83,794 active cases (highest yet)
Iowans, please help stop the spread of this deadly infectious disease.
38 more deaths (2,024 total) (2nd most yet)
387 deaths reported in November (deadliest month yet)
4,195 new cases
452 kid cases
83,794 active cases (highest yet)
Iowans, please help stop the spread of this deadly infectious disease.
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