Coronavirus in California
A recent analysis reveals that the county with the largest population has the most COVID-19 deaths in America.
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The U.S. county with the most COVID-19 deaths has more than twice as many as the county with the second-highest count.
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Just as this state seemed to be on the verge of truly turning the COVID-19 corner, a case of an emerging variant that originated in India was confirmed.
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The hardest-hit counties early last year were in and around New York City. That was no longer the case by late 2020.
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These are the 20 American counties with the highest number of fatal cases of COVID-19.
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The COVID-19 pandemic continues to worsen in the United States at an astonishingly fast pace. According to the Microsoft Bing COVID-19 Tracker, 363,727 Americans have died, which was up by 3,882...
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California confirmed COVID-19 cases have topped 2 million, as they rise at a daily rate similar to the entire United States three months ago.
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Los Angeles County, the nation's largest by population, has almost 597,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases. That is more than in all of Canada.
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As U.S. COVID-19 deaths race ahead of 300,000 and increase at a rate of as much as 3,000 a day, four states have a large percentage of these fatal cases.
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These are the 50 counties where the most Americans have died from COVID-19.
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New surges in Los Angeles County could put the daily coronavirus death toll above 8,000, a grim reminder of the grip the disease has on much of America.
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California has become the second state to pass the 1 million mark on confirmed COVID-19 cases. Texas passed that mark just days ago.
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Several of America's largest counties have borne the brunt of fatal COVID-19 cases. None has been hit harder than Los Angeles County.
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One U.S. county has the largest number of cases among them all counties by far. It is the first county where the number of cases has risen above 300,000.
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As the third wave of COVID-19 continues through the rest of this year and perhaps into early 2021, it is almost certain that the list of counties with over 1,000 fatal cases will grow.
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