Wisconsin COVID cases mapped and graphed (9/28/2020)

 

Monday, September 28.  Total tests (positive and negative):  1,522,965 -- one-day increase of 7,885 (1,726 positive; 21.9%)

Total positive Covid-19 cases:  117,488

Counties with largest numerical gains = 46

• 21 with 20 or more new cases 
• 11 with 10 to 19 new cases
• 14 with 5 to 9 new cases

The 46

• Outagamie (221)
• Milwaukee (158)
• Dane (157)
• Winnebago (128)
• Brown (88)
• Fond du Lac (76)
• Shawano (58)
• Eau Claire (56)
• Marathon (54)
• Racine (51)
• Dodge (47)
• Calumet, Portage (39 each)
• Manitowoc (35)
• Douglas (34) 
• Rock (33)
• Dunn (29)
• Columbia (23)
• Marinette, Waupaca (22 each)
• St. Croix (20)

• Lincoln (18)
• Sheboygan (16)
• Grant, Monroe (13 each)
• Barron, Jefferson, Langlade (12 each)
• Door, Green, Kenosha (11 each)
• Waushara (10)

• Chippewa, Green Lake (9 each)
• La Crosse (8)
• Ashland, Marquette, Taylor  (7 each)
• Lafayette, Oneida, Vernon (6 each)
• Bayfield, Clark, Sauk, Vilas, Washburn (5 each)

Six counties report no new cases.  (Iron, Jackson, Pepin, Richland, Walworth, Washington)

 

Wisconsin Department of Health Services

Other WI COVID posts:

Sunday, September 28

Saturday, September 27

Friday, Septmeber 26

Related posts:

Alabama.  (9/28/2020)

Arizona.  (9/28/2020)

Arkansas.  (9/24/2020)

California.  (9/27/2020)

Connecticut.  (8/21/2020)

Florida.  (9/28/2020)

Georgia.  (9/28/2020)

Idaho.  (9/27/2020)

Illinois.  (9/15/2020)

Indiana.  (9/26/2020)

Iowa.  (9/26/2020)

Kansas.  (9/24/2020)

Kentucky.  (9/10/2020)

Louisiana.  (9/25/2020)

Maryland.  (9/9/2020)

Massachusetts.  (9/15/2020)

Michigan.  (9/15/2020)

Minnesota.  (9/3/2020)

Mississippi.  (9/28/2020)

Montana. (9/25/2020)

Nebraska.  (9/10/2020)

Nevada.  (9/9/2020)

New Jersey,  (9/8/2020)

New York.  (9/8/2020)

North Carolina.  (9/27/2020)

North Dakota.  (9/27/2020)

Ohio.  (9/26/2020)

Pennsylvania.  (9/15/2020)

South Carolina.  (9.1/2020)

South Dakota.  (9/24/2020)

Tennessee.  (9/25/2020)

Texas   (9/26/2020)

Utah.  (9/9/2020)

Virginia.  (8/28/2020)

Washington State.  (6/12/2020)

West Virginia.  (9/9/2020)