Statistics of the COVID-19 pandemic in Wisconsin
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| COVID-19 pandemic in Wisconsin | |
|---|---|
 Map of the outbreak in Wisconsin by confirmed new infections per 100,000 people (14 days preceding May 4)
1,000+
500–1,000
200–500
100–200
50–100
20–50
10–20
0–10
No confirmed new cases or no/bad data | |
| Disease | COVID-19 |
| Virus strain | SARS-CoV-2 |
| Location | Wisconsin, U.S. |
| Index case | Madison |
| Arrival date | February 5, 2020 |
| Government website | |
| www | |
The global COVID-19 pandemic struck the U.S. state of Wisconsin in early February 2020.[1] Since then the number of cases and deaths has ebbed and flowed. COVID-19 pandemic in Wisconsin is the main article on the pandemic in the state. This article gives graphs showing trends, including breakdowns by county.
Trends for whole state of Wisconsin[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Wisconsin | |
| COVID-19 Tests Reported in Wisconsin | |
| COVID-19 Percent Positive Reported in Wisconsin | |
| COVID-19 Deaths Reported in Wisconsin | |
The state-level graphs above are based on data from Wisconsin DHS, as of 2021/05/04. [2]
Turning points at the state level in the course of the pandemic:
- Late August: Most schools resume.
- Early November: New cases peaked at over 6,000 reported per day, with some hospital intensive care units reaching capacity. Governor Evers made a fresh plea for people to stay home as much as possible to slow the spread.[3]
- Dec 15: First vaccinations.[4]
- Jan 12, 2021: B1.1.7 variant (first found in Britain) appeared in Wisconsin.[5]
- Mar 4, 2021: B1.351 variant (first found in South Africa) appeared in Wisconsin.[5]
Trends by county[edit]
| County | Cases Reported from 04/28 thru 05/04 per Population |
|---|---|
| Adams | 0.0008(16 new cases/20220 people)
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| Ashland | 0.0012(18 new cases/15562 people)
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| Barron | 0.0012(54 new cases/45244 people)
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| Bayfield | 0.0010(15 new cases/15036 people)
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| Brown | 0.0006(159 new cases/264542 people)
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| Buffalo | 0.0004(5 new cases/13031 people)
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| Burnett | 0.0010(16 new cases/15414 people)
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| Calumet | 0.0004(19 new cases/50089 people)
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| Chippewa | 0.0007(44 new cases/64658 people)
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| Clark | 0.0006(22 new cases/34774 people)
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| Columbia | 0.0006(36 new cases/57532 people)
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| Crawford | −0.0001(-1 new cases/16131 people)
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| Dane | 0.0006(342 new cases/546695 people)
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| Dodge | 0.0006(55 new cases/87839 people)
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| Door | 0.0004(12 new cases/27668 people)
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| Douglas | 0.0011(48 new cases/43150 people)
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| Dunn | 0.0005(24 new cases/45368 people)
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| Eau Claire | 0.0004(39 new cases/104646 people)
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| Florence | 0.0009(4 new cases/4295 people)
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| Fond du Lac | 0.0006(66 new cases/103403 people)
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| Forest | 0.0010(9 new cases/9004 people)
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| Grant | 0.0003(15 new cases/51439 people)
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| Green | 0.0006(24 new cases/36960 people)
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| Green Lake | 0.0005(9 new cases/18913 people)
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| Iowa | 0.0005(12 new cases/23678 people)
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| Iron | 0.0004(2 new cases/5687 people)
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| Jackson | 0.0005(10 new cases/20643 people)
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| Jefferson | 0.0005(45 new cases/84769 people)
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| Juneau | 0.0014(37 new cases/26687 people)
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| Kenosha | 0.0007(125 new cases/169561 people)
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| County | Cases Reported from 04/28 thru 05/04 per Population |
|---|---|
| Kewaunee | 0.0008(17 new cases/20434 people)
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| La Crosse | 0.0007(87 new cases/118016 people)
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| Lafayette | 0.0005(8 new cases/16665 people)
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| Langlade | 0.0004(8 new cases/19189 people)
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| Lincoln | 0.0004(10 new cases/27593 people)
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| Manitowoc | 0.0005(39 new cases/78981 people)
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| Marathon | 0.0010(135 new cases/135692 people)
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| Marinette | 0.0010(42 new cases/40350 people)
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| Marquette | 0.0003(4 new cases/15574 people)
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| Menominee | 0.0013(6 new cases/4556 people)
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| Milwaukee | 0.0009(816 new cases/945726 people)
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| Monroe | 0.0010(45 new cases/46253 people)
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| Oconto | 0.0009(33 new cases/37930 people)
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| Oneida | 0.0005(18 new cases/35595 people)
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| Outagamie | 0.0005(86 new cases/187885 people)
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| Ozaukee | 0.0005(44 new cases/89221 people)
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| Pepin | 0.0012(9 new cases/7287 people)
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| Pierce | 0.0015(65 new cases/42754 people)
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| Polk | 0.0021(90 new cases/43783 people)
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| Portage | 0.0006(40 new cases/70772 people)
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| Price | 0.0001(1 new cases/13351 people)
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| Racine | 0.0010(201 new cases/196311 people)
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| Richland | 0.0002(4 new cases/17252 people)
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| Rock | 0.0017(278 new cases/163354 people)
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| Rusk | 0.0008(11 new cases/14178 people)
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| Sauk | 0.0009(61 new cases/64442 people)
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| Sawyer | 0.0012(20 new cases/16558 people)
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| Shawano | 0.0002(8 new cases/40899 people)
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| Sheboygan | 0.0005(63 new cases/115340 people)
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| St. Croix | 0.0022(202 new cases/90687 people)
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| County | Cases Reported from 04/28 thru 05/04 per Population |
|---|---|
| Taylor | 0.0006(12 new cases/20343 people)
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| Trempealeau | 0.0005(14 new cases/29649 people)
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| Vernon | 0.0003(9 new cases/30822 people)
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| Vilas | 0.0008(17 new cases/22195 people)
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| Walworth | 0.0006(62 new cases/103868 people)
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| Washburn | 0.0011(18 new cases/15720 people)
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| Washington | 0.0008(107 new cases/136034 people)
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| Waukesha | 0.0006(244 new cases/404198 people)
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| Waupaca | 0.0003(16 new cases/50990 people)
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| Waushara | 0.0002(4 new cases/24443 people)
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| Winnebago | 0.0007(114 new cases/171907 people)
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| Wood | 0.0012(84 new cases/72999 people)
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COVID numbers in the county-level graphs on this page are based on data from Wisconsin DHS, as of 2021/05/04.
[6]
County populations used as denominators above are estimates from the Census Bureau as of 2019.[7]
Adams County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Adams County | |
Ashland County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Ashland County | |
Barron County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Barron County | |
Bayfield County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Bayfield County | |
Brown County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Brown County | |
Buffalo County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Buffalo County | |
Burnett County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Burnett County | |
Calumet County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Calumet County | |
Chippewa County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Chippewa County | |
Clark County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Clark County | |
Columbia County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Columbia County | |
Crawford County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Crawford County | |
Dane County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Dane County | |
Dodge County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Dodge County | |
Door County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Door County[8] | |
Douglas County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Douglas County | |
Dunn County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Dunn County | |
Eau Claire County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Eau Claire County | |
Florence County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Florence County | |
Fond du Lac County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Fond du Lac County | |
Forest County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Forest County | |
Grant County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Grant County | |
Green County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Green County | |
Green Lake County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Green Lake County | |
Iowa County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Iowa County | |
Iron County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Iron County | |
Jackson County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Jackson County | |
Jefferson County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Jefferson County | |
Juneau County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Juneau County | |
Kenosha County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Kenosha County | |
Kewaunee County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Kewaunee County | |
La Crosse County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in La Crosse County | |
Lafayette County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Lafayette County | |
Langlade County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Langlade County | |
Lincoln County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Lincoln County | |
Manitowoc County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Manitowoc County | |
Marathon County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Marathon County | |
Marinette County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Marinette County | |
Marquette County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Marquette County | |
Menominee County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Menominee County | |
Milwaukee County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Milwaukee County | |
Monroe County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Monroe County | |
Oconto County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Oconto County | |
Oneida County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Oneida County | |
Outagamie County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Outagamie County | |
Ozaukee County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Ozaukee County | |
Pepin County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Pepin County | |
Pierce County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Pierce County | |
Polk County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Polk County | |
Portage County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Portage County | |
Price County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Price County | |
Racine County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Racine County | |
Richland County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Richland County | |
Rock County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Rock County | |
Rusk County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Rusk County | |
Sauk County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Sauk County | |
Sawyer County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Sawyer County | |
Shawano County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Shawano County | |
Sheboygan County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Sheboygan County | |
St. Croix County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in St. Croix County | |
Taylor County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Taylor County | |
Trempealeau County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Trempealeau County | |
Vernon County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Vernon County | |
Vilas County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Vilas County | |
Walworth County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Walworth County | |
Washburn County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Washburn County | |
Washington County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Washington County | |
Waukesha County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Waukesha County | |
Waupaca County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Waupaca County | |
Waushara County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Waushara County | |
Winnebago County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Winnebago County | |
Wood County[edit]
| COVID-19 New Cases Reported in Wood County | |
References[edit]
- ^ "First case of coronavirus in Wisconsin confirmed". WKOW. February 5, 2020. Retrieved March 17, 2020.
- ^ "COVID-19 Historical Data by State". Wisconsin Department of Health Services. Retrieved May 4, 2021.
- ^ "Gov. Tony Evers Calls For Wisconsinites To Change Behavior As Cases Of COVID-19 Spread". Wisconsin Public Radio. Retrieved December 19, 2020.
- ^ "Wisconsin Health Care Workers First To Get Coronavirus Shots". Wisconsin Public Radio. Retrieved December 19, 2020.
- ^ a b "DHS and Laboratory Partners Identify Variant Strain B.1.351 of SARS-CoV-2 in Wisconsin". Wisconsin Department of Health Services. Retrieved March 28, 2021.
- ^ "COVID-19 Historical Data by County". Wisconsin Department of Health Services. Retrieved May 4, 2021.
- ^ "2019-County Metro Population Estimates". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved October 13, 2020. To get the numbers from the section on that page, in the section County Population Totals: 2010-2019, follow the link CO-EST2019-ANNRES: Annual Estimates of the Resident Population for Counties: April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2019, and then download the spreadsheet co-est2019-annres-55.xlsx.
- ^ For figures of how many patients have recovered, see the Covid-19 Situation Update from the Door County Public Health Office
Further reading[edit]
- The Department of Health Services' page COVID-19: County Data now contains graphs similar to the ones on this page, in some ways better and in some ways less convenient.
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