Mississippi COVID-19 map posted Sept. 15

The Mississippi State Department of Health reported 13 new COVID-19 cases and three additional deaths related to the virus in Lauderdale County on Tuesday.

The county has experienced 1,965 cases and 122 deaths since the Department of Health began tracking the virus in March.

The Department of Health reported 505 new COVID-19 cases and 28 additional deaths on Tuesday. The new numbers are from positive tests completed by 6 p.m. Monday.

The state totals are 90,523 COVID-19 cases and 2,734 related deaths.

Thirty-seven new cases and nine new deaths were reported among residents of long-term-care facilities. There are 138 active outbreaks of COVID-19 in long-term care facilities.

Four of the new cases and two of the deaths reported Tuesday came from Lauderdale County long-term-care facilities.

The state presumes 78,971 people have recovered from COVID-19 since March.

Elsewhere in East Mississippi, Clarke County reported 10 new cases for a total of 518; Kemper County three new cases for a total of 284; Neshoba County eight new cases for a total of 1,505; and Newton County four new cases for a total of 736.

The 18-29-year-old age group continues to have the most number of cases, with 20,238 across the state. The 70-79-year-old age group has had the most deaths with 733 statewide.

Cumulative Cases and Deaths by County

Totals of all reported COVID-19 cases for 2020, including those in long-term care (LTC) facilities.

The numbers in this table are provisional. County case numbers and deaths may change as investigation finds new or additional information. The data provided below is the most current available.

County	Total Cases	Total Deaths	Total LTC Facility Cases	Total LTC Facility Deaths
Adams	877	32	47	12
Alcorn	736	9	18	2
Amite	293	10	14	2
Attala	624	25	90	20
Benton	208	1	2	0
Bolivar	1727	62	179	23
Calhoun	502	12	25	4
Carroll	304	12	45	9
Chickasaw	626	24	43	13
Choctaw	176	5	3	0
Claiborne	447	16	43	9
Clarke	518	37	57	15
Clay	553	16	14	1
Coahoma	1079	24	79	2
Copiah	1139	33	46	4
Covington	783	20	23	5
De Soto	5224	53	63	13
Forrest	2284	68	170	40
Franklin	182	3	3	1
George	737	13	27	6
Greene	328	16	36	6
Grenada	1021	34	105	20
Hancock	542	20	9	4
Harrison	3632	71	236	29
Hinds	6846	152	395	62
Holmes	1075	58	100	20
Humphreys	365	15	21	6
Issaquena	102	3		0
Itawamba	712	20	77	16
Jackson	3301	66	75	7
Jasper	530	13	1	0
Jefferson	233	9	12	3
Jefferson Davis	317	11	3	1
Jones	2315	77	180	37
Kemper	284	15	39	9
Lafayette	1975	39	122	28
Lamar	1540	33	27	11
Lauderdale	1965	122	254	71
Lawrence	421	12	26	2
Leake	928	35	17	2
Lee	2489	65	153	30
Leflore	1326	79	189	45
Lincoln	1026	52	142	32
Lowndes	1374	56	96	32
Madison	3146	85	238	45
Marion	824	31	73	9
Marshall	1052	14	31	6
Monroe	1151	65	162	50
Montgomery	438	20	47	9
Neshoba	1505	102	111	37
Newton	736	22	34	7
Noxubee	539	15	19	4
Oktibbeha	1708	48	191	31
Panola	1379	26	13	2
Pearl River	828	49	71	20
Perry	377	16	12	2
Pike	1192	48	80	21
Pontotoc	1176	16	7	1
Prentiss	755	17	48	3
Quitman	356	5		0
Rankin	3094	73	153	18
Scott	1147	25	17	3
Sharkey	258	11	43	8
Simpson	997	40	104	18
Smith	511	14	54	8
Stone	344	11	50	7
Sunflower	1357	42	67	11
Tallahatchie	710	16	29	2
Tate	918	36	32	12
Tippah	613	16	5	0
Tishomingo	631	34	96	24
Tunica	465	13	12	2
Union	957	23	46	11
Walthall	581	25	67	13
Warren	1360	48	113	23
Washington	2128	71	110	23
Wayne	864	21	59	10
Webster	324	13	52	11
Wilkinson	296	17	20	5
Winston	718	19	40	11
Yalobusha	406	14	35	7
Yazoo	1016	25	46	7
Total	90,523	2,734	5,693	1,135

–Mississippi State Department of Health