Coronavirus COVID–19. Detailed maps and statistics of distribution by countries and regions. Maps of virus distribution in USA.

CASES : 6798687

DEATHS : 191922

RECOVERED : 1266979

New cases of infection in the last 24 hours

New cases of deaths in the last 24 hours

Percentage of recoveries by states

Statistics of cases by states

Statistics of cases, recovered, and dead in USA

Statistics of COVID–19 coronavirus by states on 22.09.2020

States	Cases	Deaths	Recovered
California more detailed	781694 +3294	15018 +31	0
Texas more detailed	698387 +9853	14917 +24	611856 +2646
Florida more detailed	685439 +1685	13480 +21	0
New York more detailed	450473 +573	25428 +1	0
Georgia more detailed	307339 +1184	6604 +2	0
Illinois more detailed	277933 +1477	8693 +7	0
Arizona more detailed	214251 +233	5478 +2	0
New Jersey more detailed	200154 +392	16069 +2	0
North Carolina more detailed	194381 +800	3247 +4	0
Tennessee more detailed	184409 +895	2233 +15	166674 +830
Louisiana more detailed	162501 +243	5375 +9	0
Pennsylvania more detailed	150812 +234	8004 +23	0
Alabama more detailed	145780 +818	2439 +2	0
Ohio more detailed	145165 +856	4623 +8	0
Virginia more detailed	141138 +627	3021 +6	0
South Carolina more detailed	138124 +416	3212 +13	0
Massachusetts more detailed	128888	9317 +7	0
Maryland more detailed	120568 +412	3883 +4	7378 +1
Michigan more detailed	117406 +1536	6981 +12	90216
Missouri more detailed	114307 +1463	1807 +12	0
Indiana more detailed	112027 +522	3512 +6	0
Wisconsin more detailed	108588 +1296	1252 +2	0
Mississippi more detailed	93556 +192	2810	0
Minnesota more detailed	90942 +925	2021 +4	82174 +838
Washington more detailed	82548 +349	2037	0
Iowa more detailed	78339 +660	1274 +9	57942 +418
Oklahoma more detailed	77908 +1101	948 +2	64941 +474
Arkansas more detailed	76364 +641	1197 +16	67853
Nevada more detailed	76036 +232	1531	0
Colorado more detailed	64587 +231	1913	0
Utah more detailed	64394 +622	441 +1	0
Kentucky more detailed	61917 +375	1112 +1	0
Connecticut more detailed	56024 +497	4495 +3	0
Kansas more detailed	53959 +1674	600 +4	0
Puerto Rico more detailed	42476 +638	609 +1	0
Nebraska more detailed	41083 +286	442	0
Idaho more detailed	37491 +244	443 +2	20304 +199
Oregon more detailed	30995 +194	529 +3	0
New Mexico more detailed	27579 +67	849 +2	15412 +70
Rhode Island more detailed	23932 +312	1097 +9	0
Delaware more detailed	19667 +101	627 +6	10376 +77
South Dakota more detailed	18869 +173	202	15777 +126
North Dakota more detailed	18244 +286	151 +9	14841 +283
District of Columbia more detailed	14978 +23	621 +1	11856 +27
West Virginia more detailed	14171 +117	312 +2	0
Hawaii more detailed	11403 +77	120	4759 +137
Montana more detailed	10429 +130	160 +3	7876 +69
New Hampshire more detailed	7947	438	7201
Alaska more detailed	7838 +71	45	2439 +1
Maine more detailed	5106 +27	140 +1	4384 +20
Wyoming more detailed	4944 +73	49	0
Guam more detailed	2147 +30	35 +1	1505 +55
Vermont more detailed	1719 +4	58	0
U.S. Virgin Islands more detailed	1269	19	1186
Northern Mariana Islands more detailed	62	4	29
American Samoa more detailed	0	0	0
USA total	6798687 +39161	191922 +293	1266979 +6271

What is a coronavirus COVID–19?

Coronaviruses, from Latin Coronaviridae, are a family of viruses. It currently includes 40 species. Coronaviruses mainly affect animals, but can sometimes be transmitted to humans. Coronaviruses are so called because of their structure. Processes in the form of spines resemble the solar corona. Diseases caused by these viruses can occur both in a mild form and without causing severe symptoms, and in severe form.

The coronavirus family also includes:
• SARS-CoV, the causative agent of atypical pneumonia. The first cases of the disease were recorded in 2002;
• MERS-CoV, the causative agent of respiratory syndrome. The disease outbreak occurred in 2015;
• SARS-CoV-2, responsible for the new type of pneumonia pandemic from 2019.

Covid-19 coronavirus infection is an abbreviation of the English name COrona VIrus Disease 2019. This is a potentially severe acute respiratory infection that is caused by the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus. This is a dangerous disease that can occur in both a mild form of SARS, and in a severe form. Specific complications in severe cases may include viral pneumonia, which entails acute respiratory distress syndrome or respiratory failure with a risk of death.

COVID-19 coronavirus is spread when an infected person coughs or sneezes. Through drops that are formed when sneezing or coughing, the virus can get to a person or on the surface. Similarly, a coronavirus can spread if an uninfected person touches a contaminated surface, for example, a door handle. The virus enters the human body when contaminated hands touch the eyes, mouth or nose.

Where did the coronavirus come from COVID–19?

The world Health Organization (WHO) was informed on December 31, 2019 that in China, in Hubei province, in the city of Wuhan, 44 cases of pneumonia were reported, which were caused by an unknown pathogen. This pathogen turned out to be a new type of coronavirus that had not previously been detected in humans. Within a month after detection, the virus has spread throughout China.

In connection with the outbreak of the coronavirus epidemic, who declared an international health emergency on 30 January 2020.

On February 28, the World Health Organization raised the risk assessment to very high.

On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization recognized the coronavirus epidemic as a pandemic.

Symptoms and signs of human coronavirus

• High temperature
• Difficulty breathing
• Muscle and chest pain
• Headache and weakness
• Possible nausea, vomiting and diarrhea
• Sneezing, coughing and nasal congestion

Important: if you have SARS or flu, you may experience similar symptoms. If you find these symptoms, you should immediately consult a doctor to get medical help and rule out the presence of coronavirus.

NECESSARILY to stay at home and consult a doctor if:
• You have returned from a country where there are cases of coronavirus
• You were in contact with a person who was infected COVID-19
• If you have a cough, shortness of breath, and fever

Prevention of coronavirus

• Be sure to wash your hands! ALWAYS! When you come home or to work. For prevention, you can use disinfecting solutions or wet wipes.

• Don't touch your face with your hands! Do not touch or bring your hands to your eyes, nose, or mouth. The virus enters the body most quickly through the mucous membrane. If you sneeze or cough, always cover yourself with a handkerchief.

• Be sure to avoid crowding people and avoid unnecessary trips.

Prevention of coronavirus in people over 60 years of age

• Limit your visits to public places as much as possible. Try not to use public transport as much as possible. Do not visit crowded places. Reduce visits to stores, banks, pharmacies, and MFC. Ask your family or employees social services help with the purchase of necessary goods or products, payment for housing and utilities services or other services.

• If one of your relatives or friends has returned from abroad, limit contact with them. If they have any signs colds strongly require that they seek medical attention and do not leave their places of residence.

• Be sure to wash your hands with soap. Always wash after returning from public places, from the street, after contact with goods in store, before eating and cooking. Never touch your face, mouth, eyes, or nose with dirty hands. Through the virus enters the human body through the mucous membrane.

• Если чихаете или кашляете, прикрывайте одноразовыми бумажными платочками рот и нос и сразу их выбрасывайте.

• Always wipe bags, books, phones, and other items with wet wipes or disinfectants, which were with you on the street or which you touched with dirty hands.

• If you feel unwell or ill, you do not need to go to the clinic. Call a doctor at home.

• If you have any symptoms of a cold and among your friends or relatives, there are people who have traveled abroad in the last 2 weeks, be sure to tell your doctor. The doctor will prescribe a test for coronavirus.

• Be sure to carefully follow all the recommendations of doctors for the treatment of your chronic diseases.

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Countries	Cases	Deaths	Recovered
USA more detailed	6798687 +39161	191922 +293	1266979 +6271
India more detailed	5487580 +86961	87882 +1130	2338899
Brazil more detailed	4528240 +33057	136532 +739	0
Russian Federation more detailed	1109595 +6196	19489 +71	911973 +2616
Peru more detailed	762865 +6453	31369 +86	399357
Colombia more detailed	758398 +7927	24039 +189	374030
Mexico more detailed	694121 +5167	73258 +455	0
South Africa more detailed	661211 +1555	15953 +13	506470
Spain more detailed	640040	30495	150376
Argentina more detailed	622934 +9276	12909 +204	94129
Chile more detailed	446274 +1600	12286 +32	371179
France more detailed	432424 +11569	31120 +11	84973
Iran more detailed	422140 +3097	24301 +183	309464
United Kingdom more detailed	394261 +3899	41777 +18	0
Bangladesh more detailed	348916 +1544	4939 +26	179091
Saudi Arabia more detailed	329754 +483	4485 +27	282888
Iraq more detailed	319035 +3438	8555 +64	0
Pakistan more detailed	306304 +633	6420 +4	276829
Turkey more detailed	302867 +1519	7506 +61	237165
Italy more detailed	299506 +1350	35793 +17	218703 +352
Philippines more detailed	286743 +3283	4984 +54	132042
Germany more detailed	272337 +922	9386	208600
Indonesia more detailed	244676 +3989	9553 +105	111060
Ukraine more detailed	178353 +2675	3583 +26	52524
Israel more detailed	176452	1176	83028
Canada more detailed	142774 +863	9211 +6	111112
Kazakhstan more detailed	138455 +107	2043 +44	92598
Bolivia more detailed	130470 +419	7586 +36	45396
Ecuador more detailed	126419 +799	11090 +1	12788
Qatar more detailed	123376 +230	210 +1	114099
World total	31045526 +271272	953100 +4338	10553819 +9239

Coronavirus COVID–19. Online map of distribution in the world and USA.

Covid–19 coronavirus statistics in the world on 22.09.2020

Statistics of COVID–19 coronavirus by country on 22.09.2020

Covid–19 coronavirus statistics in USA on 22.09.2020