Mississippi COVID-19 map posted July 1, 2020.

The total number of Mississippi residents being treated for COVID-19 continues to climb, with 579 hospitalized with confirmed infection and 207 hospitalized with suspected infection, state records show. 

The 18-29 age group has the highest cumulative number of confirmed infections, at 5,628, followed by the 40-49 age group, with 4,438 cases, according to the health department. 

The Mississippi State Department of Health reported three new cases of COVID-19 in Lauderdale County Wednesday, for a total of 882 and 78 total deaths. 

The city of Meridian has extended its curfew through July 7. Effective Wednesday, the curfew is in effect from midnight to 6 a.m. for those 18 and older and from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. for those 17 and under. 

Chief Cyrus Ben with the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians signed an executive order Wednesday requiring masks for everyone age 2 and older interacting in public places on tribal lands. 

As of midnight Tuesday, 436 people from the Pearl River community had tested positive for COVID-19 at the Choctaw Health Center, MBCI records show. 

Neshoba County had 960 cases of COVID-19 in the latest health department update. 

The county has the fifth highest number of confirmed cases in the state.

MSDH reported 653 new cases in Mississippi, for a total of 27,900 cases and nine additional deaths, for a total of 1,082 deaths statewide. Four of the deaths occurred between June 18 and June 25 and were identified from death certificate reports, the health department said. 

As of Sunday, 19,388 people were presumed recovered from COVID-19, records show. 

Please check back for updates. 

Cases and Deaths by County

Totals of all reported cases since March 11, including those in long-term care (LTC) facilities.

County	Total Cases	Total Deaths	Total LTC Facility Cases	Total LTC Facility Deaths
Adams	267	18	44	10
Alcorn	56	1	1	0
Amite	82	2	12	2
Attala	352	23	89	19
Benton	27	0	1	0
Bolivar	277	13	28	4
Calhoun	124	4	23	4
Carroll	160	11	45	9
Chickasaw	259	18	36	11
Choctaw	71	4	0	0
Claiborne	236	10	43	8
Clarke	201	24	19	9
Clay	242	10	0	0
Coahoma	186	6	0	0
Copiah	566	15	29	3
Covington	302	5	1	0
Desoto	1373	16	18	5
Forrest	814	42	95	29
Franklin	38	2	3	1
George	74	3	1	0
Greene	92	7	34	5
Grenada	380	5	21	2
Hancock	120	13	8	4
Harrison	744	8	54	3
Hinds	2152	39	133	14
Holmes	527	41	98	20
Humphreys	123	9	18	6
Issaquena	7	1	0	0
Itawamba	127	8	34	7
Jackson	533	16	44	5
Jasper	250	6	0	0
Jefferson	92	3	0	0
Jefferson Davis	106	4	3	1
Jones	1069	49	144	32
Kemper	176	14	38	9
Lafayette	352	4	42	1
Lamar	419	7	3	2
Lauderdale	882	78	201	51
Lawrence	159	1	0	0
Leake	548	19	3	0
Lee	493	16	61	10
Leflore	472	49	168	34
Lincoln	435	34	111	26
Lowndes	453	11	21	6
Madison	1222	34	134	18
Marion	248	11	15	2
Marshall	201	3	4	0
Monroe	367	29	95	24
Montgomery	122	2	0	0
Neshoba	960	69	90	27
Newton	328	9	5	0
Noxubee	245	8	15	3
Oktibbeha	486	24	111	18
Panola	270	6	2	1
Pearl River	244	32	47	12
Perry	61	4	0	0
Pike	367	12	27	6
Pontotoc	247	6	3	1
Prentiss	98	3	24	3
Quitman	68	0	0	0
Rankin	841	12	27	0
Scott	750	15	13	2
Sharkey	24	0	0	0
Simpson	230	3	2	0
Smith	206	11	52	8
Stone	52	1	0	0
Sunflower	306	6	0	0
Tallahatchie	104	3	3	1
Tate	257	7	22	5
Tippah	123	11	0	0
Tishomingo	68	1	2	0
Tunica	89	3	12	2
Union	175	9	20	8
Walthall	172	4	0	0
Warren	443	17	39	9
Washington	496	9	8	1
Wayne	521	12	26	2
Webster	123	10	52	9
Wilkinson	91	9	5	2
Winston	243	5	28	2
Yalobusha	161	7	35	7
Yazoo	473	6	19	2
Total	27,900	1,082	2,664	527

The numbers in this table are provisional. County case numbers and deaths may change as investigation finds new or additional information about residence.

Mississippi State Department of Health