Wisconsin Covid cases: the continuing chapters (11/1/2021 update)

Marinette County is Wisconsin's hottest spot for the 2nd week in a row.

New York Times

Tuesday-Monday, November 2-8.  

Total tests (positive and negative): 51,087

One-week increase of 15,297 positive (30%).  Positive cases up 17% from previous week.

Total positive Covid-19 cases:  809,510

Counties with largest numerical gains = 42 of 72

•   5 with 600 or more new cases
•   4 with 400-599 
• 17 with 200-399
• 16 with 100-199 

The 34

• Milwaukee (1,327)
• Waukesha (965)
• Dane (800)
• Brown (731)
• Marathon (704)

• St. Croix (483)
• Winnebago (474)
• Outagamie (444)
• Washington (441)

• Sheboygan (384)
• Eau Claire (382)
• La Crosse (374)
• Fond du Lac, Racine (360 each)
• Manitowoc (342)
• Wood (329)
• Kenosha (325)
• Rock (318)
• Polk (295)
• Dodge (256)
• Chippewa (254)
• Marinette (237)
• Sauk (224)
• Dunn (223)
• Barron (212)
• Jefferson (206)

• Walworth (184)
• Portage (176)
• Monroe (167)
• Ozaukee (166)
• Pierce (165)
• Calumet (164)
• Green, Oneida (146 each)
• Waupaca (145)
• Clark, Douglas (133 each)
• Columbia (126)
• Shawano (117)
• Juneau (112)
• Lincoln (104)
• Trempealeau (100)

56 of 72 counties report an increase in new Covid cases during the past week, compared to 38 of 72 the previous week.

Counties with a 50% or more increase:

• 119% - Dunn
• 108% - Douglas
• 100% - Juneau
•   79% - Waupaca
•   78% - Clark  
•   71% - Langlade
•   65% - Manitowoc, Pepin
•   59% - Adams
•   52% - Marquette, Sawyer

WI Department of Health Services

Wisconsin's 7-day average of new Covid cases has increased 18% since November 1.

New York Times

Earlier posts:

11/1/2021

10/25/2021

10/18/2021
10/11/2021

10/4/2021

9/27/2021

9/20/2021

9/13/2021