COVID-19 Total Cases and Deaths in Connecticut

Created on April 8, 2020.

By Mershack Okoe.

We took a look at the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Connecticut using data from Johns Hopkins University. Here, we show the total COVID-19 cases and deaths, as well as the cases and deaths per 100K of the residents of Connecticut. We calculate the COVID-19 cases and deaths per 100K residents for counties in Connecticut using the 2019 population estimates from the US Census Bureau (CO-EST2019-ANNRES).

Summary of COVID-19 Cases in Connecticut

Use the map below to interactively explore the total cases and deaths, and the cases and deaths per capita. Use the time slider to explore the progress over time. We also have a table of the data below. You can use the table to filter, sort, and explore the data further.

Note: We update this data daily based on new data from Johns Hopkins University. Currently, we update this data once every morning EST time. As such, these results, mostly reflects updates at the close of the previous day.

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Data Source: Johns Hopkins CSSEGISandData, and New York Times (for Jan - Mar 22).

Timeline: Use the above slider to check progress over time.

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Connecticut COVID-19 Total Cases

Connecticut COVID-19 Total Cases Per 100K Residents

Connecticut COVID-19 Total Deaths

Connecticut COVID-19 Total Deaths Per 100K Residents

Table of Connecticut COVID-19 Total Cases

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County	Cases	Cases Per 100K	Deaths	Deaths Per 100K