View the current data on COVID-19 and track how the virus is spreading near your location, in your city, country or all over the world
View the current data on COVID-19 and track how the virus is spreading near your location, in your city, country or all over the world
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Data sources: Johns Hopkins University CSSE reports; state and national government health departments, and local media reports.
Confirmed cases - include presumptive positive cases.
Estimated cases - the unofficial number of infected people.
Active cases = total confirmed - total recovered - total deaths.
Estimated for the end of the day - assumptions about the number of infected people for the end of the current day.
Region | Confirmed cases | Deaths | Cases/100k pop. |
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Pulaski County | 32 044 | 480 | 8 372 |
Washington County | 26 790 | 283 | 13 193 |
Benton County | 24 129 | 325 | 10 901 |
Sebastian County | 12 974 | 205 | 10 318 |
Craighead County | 11 900 | 158 | 12 339 |
Faulkner County | 10 156 | 124 | 8 969 |
Saline County | 9 906 | 140 | 9 248 |
Garland County | 7 987 | 195 | 8 318 |
Jefferson County | 7 742 | 144 | 9 998 |
Pope County | 6 976 | 80 | 11 296 |
White County | 6 241 | 83 | 8 097 |
Crawford County | 5 937 | 85 | 9 584 |
Lonoke County | 5 630 | 99 | 8 236 |
Greene County | 5 302 | 61 | 12 597 |
Crittenden County | 5 229 | 80 | 10 273 |
Mississippi County | 5 053 | 103 | 10 871 |
Hot Spring County | 4 257 | 62 | 12 930 |
Independence County | 3 357 | 109 | 9 160 |
Miller County | 3 258 | 28 | 7 496 |
St. Francis County | 3 248 | 31 | 11 494 |
Union County | 3 176 | 89 | 7 627 |
Boone County | 3 162 | 74 | 8 568 |
Jackson County | 3 028 | 30 | 16 825 |
Lincoln County | 2 996 | 35 | 21 197 |
Yell County | 2 966 | 59 | 13 369 |
Poinsett County | 2 855 | 70 | 11 614 |
Baxter County | 2 550 | 89 | 6 143 |
Carroll County | 2 479 | 38 | 9 032 |
Johnson County | 2 396 | 26 | 9 381 |
Sevier County | 2 312 | 24 | 13 554 |
Logan County | 1 903 | 15 | 8 513 |
Conway County | 1 894 | 24 | 8 903 |
Lawrence County | 1 868 | 40 | 10 726 |
Columbia County | 1 857 | 49 | 7 564 |
Ouachita County | 1 850 | 43 | 7 083 |
Randolph County | 1 787 | 46 | 9 945 |
Cross County | 1 780 | 41 | 9 961 |
Drew County | 1 780 | 29 | 9 617 |
Clark County | 1 750 | 32 | 7 610 |
Cleburne County | 1 690 | 50 | 6 508 |
Arkansas County | 1 686 | 35 | 8 865 |
Polk County | 1 612 | 54 | 7 802 |
Lee County | 1 587 | 30 | 15 224 |
Ashley County | 1 587 | 27 | 7 262 |
Hempstead County | 1 571 | 13 | 6 949 |
Chicot County | 1 538 | 38 | 13 034 |
Phillips County | 1 537 | 30 | 7 064 |
Clay County | 1 529 | 40 | 9 507 |
Izard County | 1 518 | 31 | 11 084 |
Franklin County | 1 429 | 30 | 7 884 |
Sharp County | 1 409 | 41 | 8 161 |
Grant County | 1 333 | 27 | 7 467 |
Howard County | 1 298 | 20 | 9 413 |
Madison County | 1 267 | 16 | 8 061 |
Bradley County | 1 203 | 27 | 10 454 |
Desha County | 1 138 | 16 | 8 748 |
Van Buren County | 1 039 | 12 | 6 008 |
Fulton County | 1 017 | 41 | 8 305 |
Little River County | 999 | 39 | 7 585 |
Stone County | 892 | 27 | 7 197 |
Pike County | 861 | 17 | 7 626 |
Scott County | 829 | 14 | 7 380 |
Marion County | 826 | 27 | 4 960 |
Cleveland County | 741 | 23 | 8 528 |
Prairie County | 724 | 20 | 8 308 |
Nevada County | 686 | 23 | 7 625 |
Monroe County | 667 | 14 | 8 185 |
Dallas County | 647 | 12 | 7 972 |
Perry County | 646 | 6 | 6 185 |
Newton County | 633 | 26 | 7 599 |
Searcy County | 595 | 14 | 7 261 |
Woodruff County | 524 | 5 | 7 218 |
Lafayette County | 430 | 7 | 5 625 |
Calhoun County | 318 | 2 | 5 924 |
The figures of coronavirus cases in the U.S. still remain high. COVID-19 pandemic keeps all people on alert in Mount Ida and today, the invisible enemy still spreads across Montgomery County. Its population density is considered to be 12 people per mi2 (4 people per km2) so the risk of being infected is below average.
Pulaski County and Washington County counties are still the most-infected counties in the state.
These rates don’t give the whole picture because many cases — including mild or asymptomatic infections — have not been diagnosed. Our key thing is to stay inside and take care of ourselves. You should be aware of protection measures and the symptoms of coronavirus.
How to protect yourself from coronavirus? What are coronavirus symptoms?