Are there maps like this for all states? What I like about it is the ability to click on the individual counties and see the demographics broken down. (There are A lot of younger folks in Gallatin county that have this - I don’t know the reason for that, seems the case for Yellowstone too - maybe the universities there? ) I think it updates twice a day - the number has increased since I captured the pictures this morning. I also like that hospitalizations is something they are keeping track of.

https://montana.maps.arcgis.co...439491adcc2103421d4b

Not nearly as detailed and I suspect not as up to date.

https://dph.illinois.gov/covid19

Looks like a lot of outstanding tests. Apparently the private labs like Quest are inundated and turnaround time is crazy long. A couple of days ago Pritzker ordered all tests to go to state labs so they are processed faster.

We have first access to the new Abbott 5/15 minute test and they're setting up more and more drive-in facilities, but each does only like 250 tests a day.

State has like 12.5 million people with Cook County accounting for 5 million of that.

Add the collar counties in, and that northeast corner is where all the action is.

There is something from the city of Chicago.

https://www.chicago.gov/city/e...ome/latest-data.html

Age range of 18-59 represents 70.4% of cases, and the median age of people testing positive is 48. I think that's skewing much younger than Italy, for instance.

About 42.5% of cases are hospitalized, with 18-59 year olds representing 47% of that, and 60+ are 52.7%.

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There are A lot of younger folks in Gallatin county that have this - I don’t know the reason for that

MSU. Also they were going ahead with a big international conference for sophomores, I think it was. I don't know for certain that they went ahead with it, but last I knew they didn't cancel.