Week by week: COVID-19 cases in Montana

New York Times

Total tests (positive and negative):  974,723

• Jan 29-Feb 4:   37,795 
• Jan 22-28:        44,158
• Jan 15-21:        30,343
• Jan 8-14:          39,148
• Jan 1-7:            31,690
• Dec 25-31:        19,896
• Dec 18-24:        29,153
• Dec 11-17:        40,015
• Dec 4-10:          33,494
• Nov 27-Dec 3:  36,154
• Nov 20-26:       36,095
• Nov 13-19:       37,388
• Nov 6-12:         37,927
• Oct 31-Nov 5   33,417
• Oct 23-29:        34,761
• Oct 16-22 :       33,010
• Oct 9-15:          28,167
• Oct 2-8:            32,946
• Sep 25-Oct 1:   27,131  
• Sep 18-24:        26,217
• Sep 11-17:        21,946
• Sep 4-10:          17,693
• Aug 28-Sep 3:  15,001 
• Aug 21-27:       33,099
• Aug 14-20:         9,740
• Aug 7-13:         12,005

New cases week by week:

• Jan 29-Feb 4:     2,177  (down 4% from previous week)
• Jan 22-28:          2,285  (down 10%)
• Jan 15-21:          2,539  (down 24%)
• Jan 8-14:            3,360  (up 5%)
• Jan 1-7:              3,195  (up 22%)
• Dec 25-31:          2,626  (down 24%)
• Dec 18-24:          3,446  (down 22%)
• Dec 11-17:          4,391  (down 24%)
• Dec 4-10:            5,770  (up 6%)
• Nov 27-Dec 3:    5,440  (down 31%) 
• Nov 20-26:         7,864  (down 10%)
• Nov 13-19:         8,737  (up %)
• Nov 6-12:           7,076  (up 38%)    
• Oct 29-Nov 5:    5,132  (down 2%)
• Oct 23-29:         5,213  (up 11%)
• Oct 15-22:         4,707  (up 10%)
• Oct 9-15:           4,270  (up 34%)
• Oct 2-8:             3,177  (up 41%)
• Sep 25-Oct 1:    2,258  (up 42%) 
• Sep 18-24:         1,595  (up 62%)
• Sep 11-17:            984  (up 24%)
• Sep 4-10:              792  (down 16%))
• Aug 28-Sep 3:     942  (up 10%)
• Aug 21-27:           857  (up 29%)
• Aug 14-20:           665  (down 17%)
• Aug 7-13:             805  (down 10%)
• Jul 31-Aug 6:       886  (down 2%)
• July 24-30:          904 (up 59%)
• July 17-23:           569  (down 35%)
• July 10-16:          875  (up 128%)
• July 3-9:              383  (up 37%)
• Jun 25-Jul 2:      280  (up 89%)
• June 19-25:         148  (up 61%)
• June 12-18:           92  (up 170%)
• June 5-11:             34   (down 37%)
• May 29-June 4:    54   (up 800%)
• May 22-28:             6   
• May 15-21:           17
• May 8-14:               6
• May 1-7:                 3
• April 24-30:           11
• April 17-23:           27
• April 10-16:           73
• April 3-9:             115
• Mar 27-Apr 2:     156
• March 20-26:        59

Covid Tracking Project

More data at Montana Department of Health and Human Services

Related viewing and reading:

Helena Independent Record, 7/16/2020

As COVID Spikes in Montana, Blackfeet Nation Closes Border With Glacier National Park.  (Backpacker, 7/9/2020)

Montana, where the Blackfeet reservation is located, hasn’t been hit as hard by coronavirus as most other states—only Hawaii has a lower infection rate. However, new COVID cases have increased dramatically over the past week. On July 8, Montana reported a record-breaking 96 new cases in the state, the largest jump in cases in a single day since the outbreak began. Out of 1,466 cases, 15 to 18 of them are on the Blackfeet Reservation, according to Eileen Henderson, public information officer for the Blackfeet COVID-19 Incident Command. The reservation is currently under a 14-day stay-at-home order, and has banned all public gatherings.

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