ATLANTA — COVID-19 has continued to impact communities across Georgia.
Georgia was one of the first states in the nation to reopen businesses after taking unprecedented measures to flatten the curve.
Health officials say wearing face coverings and social distancing are measures everyone can take to lessen the chances of catching or spreading the virus. However, the most effective way to stop the spread is to get vaccinated.
Starting the week of April 18, 2022, the Georgia Department of Public Health will release its COVID-19 data once a week on Wednesdays. This story will be updated weekly after the numbers are released from the state.
Bookmark this page and check back weekly for a comprehensive look at the numbers around Georgia's COVID-19 outbreak.
11Alive is focusing our news coverage on the facts and not the fear around the virus. We want to keep you informed about the latest developments while ensuring that we deliver confirmed, factual information.
We will track the most important coronavirus news on a special section on our website and app.
County-by-county concentration of COVID-19 cases
(App users click here for a larger version of the map)
Use the map below to see the concentration of coronavirus in Georgia.
Cases
(App users click here for a larger version of the map)
This chart shows the total number of COVID-19 cases and how many new cases were reported each day throughout Georgia. The green line shows the 14-day moving average. The moving average line visualizes the pattern of how the data is changing.
Deaths
(App users click here for a larger version of the chart)
This chart shows the number of deaths attributed to COVID-19 and how many new deaths were reported each day statewide. The green line shows the 14-day moving average. The moving average line visualizes the pattern of how the data is changing.
Hospitalizations
(App users click here for a larger version of the chart)
This chart shows current hospitalizations for COVID-19 in Georgia.
MORE COVID-19 HEADLINES
Get breaking news from your neighborhood delivered directly to you by downloading the new FREE 11Alive News app.
