Template:COVID-19 pandemic data/Missouri medical cases by county

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County [lower-alpha 1] Cases [lower-alpha 2] Deaths Pop. Cases / 100k Ref.
115 of 115 66,397 1,346 6,498,864 1,021.7
Adair 178 0 25,607 695.1
Andrew 96 1 17,291 555.2
Atchison 20 0 5,685 351.8
Audrain 220 1 25,529 861.8
Barry 283 4 35,597 795
Barton 71 0 12,402 572.5
Bates 54 1 17,049 316.7
Benton 117 2 19,056 614
Bollinger 81 1 12,363 655.2
Boone 1,534 3 162,642 943.2
Buchanan 1,123 10 89,201 1,259
Butler 311 2 42,794 726.7
Caldwell 36 1 9,424 382
Callaway 179 1 44,332 403.8
Camden 398 7 44,002 904.5
Cape Girardeau 735 5 75,674 971.3
Carroll 102 0 9,295 1,097.4
Carter 22 1 6,265 351.2
Cass 857 9 99,478 861.5
Cedar 44 0 13,982 314.7
Chariton 21 0 7,831 268.2
Christian 424 1 77,422 547.6
Clark 28 0 7,139 392.2
Clay 1,133 30 221,939 510.5
Clinton 95 0 20,743 458
Cole 527 3 75,990 693.5
Cooper 158 0 17,601 897.7
Crawford 102 0 24,696 413
Dade 17 0 7,883 215.7
Dallas 75 1 16,777 447
Daviess 19 0 8,433 225.3
DeKalb 41 1 12,892 318
Dent 20 0 15,657 127.7
Douglas 92 2 13,684 672.3
Dunklin 378 4 31,953 1,183
Franklin 729 19 101,492 718.3
Gasconade 34 0 15,222 223.4
Gentry 87 9 6,738 1,291.2
Greene 1,836 10 275,174 667.2
Grundy 30 1 10,261 292.4
Harrison 60 1 8,957 669.9
Henry 94 3 22,272 422.1
Hickory 40 0 9,627 415.5
Holt 41 0 4,912 834.7
Howard 68 0 10,144 670.3
Howell 173 2 40,400 428.2
Iron 24 0 10,630 225.8
Jackson 4,523 53 674,158 670.9
Jasper 1,365 12 117,404 1,162.7
Jefferson 1,887 27 218,733 862.7
Johnson 507 3 52,595 964
Joplin 573 20 50,150 1,142.6 [lower-alpha 3]
Kansas City 7,535 65 459,787 1,638.8 [lower-alpha 4]
Knox 35 0 4,131 847.3
Laclede 221 1 35,571 621.3
Lafayette 198 2 33,381 593.2
Lawrence 252 2 38,634 652.3
Lewis 54 1 10,211 528.8
Lincoln 430 1 52,566 818
Linn 39 1 12,761 305.6
Livingston 64 0 15,195 421.2
Macon 67 0 15,566 430.4
Madison 34 0 12,226 278.1
Maries 27 0 9,176 294.2
Marion 264 1 28,781 917.3
McDonald 958 8 23,083 4,150.2
Mercer 15 0 3,785 396.3
Miller 145 1 24,748 585.9
Mississippi 170 0 14,358 1,184
Moniteau 161 2 15,607 1,031.6
Monroe 36 0 8,840 407.2
Montgomery 44 0 12,236 359.6
Morgan 94 0 20,565 457.1
New Madrid 294 3 18,956 1,551
Newton 944 6 58,114 1,624.4
Nodaway 221 0 23,370 945.7
Oregon 21 0 10,881 193
Osage 58 1 13,878 417.9
Ozark 16 0 9,723 164.6
Pemiscot 255 9 18,296 1,393.7
Perry 255 4 18,971 1,344.2
Pettis 639 5 42,201 1,514.2
Phelps 115 0 45,156 254.7
Pike 141 1 18,516 761.5
Platte 404 10 89,322 452.3
Polk 234 0 31,137 751.5
Pulaski 271 1 52,274 518.4
Putnam 13 1 4,979 261.1
Ralls 54 0 10,167 531.1
Randolph 82 1 25,414 322.7
Ray 119 0 23,494 506.5
Reynolds 16 0 6,696 238.9
Ripley 72 0 14,100 510.6
Saline 481 7 23,370 2,058.2
Schuyler 10 0 4,431 225.7
Scotland 18 1 4,843 371.7
Scott 461 13 39,191 1,176.3
Shannon 44 1 8,441 521.3
Shelby 42 0 6,373 659
St. Charles 4,610 87 360,485 1,278.8
St. Clair 23 0 9,805 234.6
St. Francois 498 2 65,359 761.9
St. Louis City 5,465 168 319,294 1,711.6 [lower-alpha 5]
St. Louis County 15,885 672 998,954 1,590.2
Ste. Genevieve 68 1 18,145 374.8
Stoddard 242 9 29,968 807.5
Stone 168 1 32,202 521.7
Sullivan 153 0 6,714 2,278.8
Taney 708 3 51,675 1,370.1
Texas 65 1 26,008 249.9
Vernon 62 0 21,159 293
Warren 238 0 32,513 732
Washington 126 1 25,195 500.1
Wayne 65 0 13,521 480.7
Webster 149 1 36,202 411.6
Worth 9 0 2,171 414.6
Wright 73 0 18,815 388
Unknown 0 0 – –
Updated Aug 15, 2020
Data is publicly reported by Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services[1][2]
  1. ↑ County where individuals with a positive case diagnosed, not where they were reside. Location of original infection may vary.
  2. ↑ Reported cases includes presumptive and confirmed case. Actual case numbers are probably higher.
  3. ↑ Joplin spans across Jasper and Newton counties
  4. ↑ Kansas City spans across Jackson, Platte, Cass and Clay counties.
  5. ↑ Independent city and not within limits of a county.
Template documentation[create]
  1. ↑ "COVID-19 Testing Reported to Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services". Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services. Retrieved 29 April 2020.
  2. ↑ "COVID-19 Outbreak". Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services. Retrieved 29 April 2020.