The list of large counties (>100,000 population) which high levels of new cases diagnosed (>200 per million per day) continues to grow. 157 counties now meet those criteria. Since that list is too large to present easily on this website – here’s a link to the documents in pdf and excel.
The top counties for new cases, per million per day are:
| State | County | New Cases per million per day |
| Arizona | Yuma | 856 |
| Texas | Nueces | 850 |
| Florida | Miami-Dade | 842 |
| California | Imperial | 739 |
| South Carolina | Charleston | 710 |
| Texas | Jefferson | 692 |
| Louisiana | Calcasieu | 678 |
| Texas | McLennan | 674 |
| Texas | Galveston | 625 |
| Florida | Duval | 590 |
The top 10 for fatalities (per million per day are)
| State | County | New Fatalities per million |
| California | Imperial | 22 |
| Arizona | Yuma | 17 |
| Louisiana | Rapides | 14 |
| New York | New York City | 11 |
| Texas | Nueces | 10 |
| Washington | Yakima | 9 |
| Texas | Hidalgo | 9 |
| Arizona | Cochise | 9 |
| Florida | Martin | 8 |
| Indiana | Elkhart | 8 |
Here’s a selection of some charts of the worst counties in the US for current spike in cases – my home county included.
JF Insights 
Scary! Especially about Davidson!
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