Alabama coronavirus cases and associated deaths pass symbolic level; see county by county results
Published 9:36 am Wednesday, April 1, 2020
Alabama Public Health officials say the number of COVID-19 coronavirus cases and associated deaths in the state are continuing to grow. Wednesday morning the number of cases passed a symbolic level — 1,000.
Wednesday morning, the state confirmed 1,000 people in Alabama have tested positive for the coronavirus that is causing a global pandemic. The death toll of reported deaths stood at 24.
Here are the county by county results through Wednesday morning:
Autauga (7)
Baldwin (19)
Bibb (3)
Blount (5)
Bullock (3)
Butler (1)
Calhoun (9)
Chambers (36)
Cherokee (2)
Chilton (11)
Choctaw (3)
Clay (2)
Cleburne (5)
Colbert (4)
Coosa (4)
Covington (2)
Crenshaw (1)
Cullman (8)
Dallas (2)
DeKalb (4)
Elmore (12)
Escambia (1)
Etowah (8)
Fayette (1)
Franklin (3)
Greene (3)
Hale (1)
Houston (8)
Jackson (8)
Jefferson (282)
Lamar (1)
Lauderdale (12)
Lawrence (3)
Lee (75)
Limestone (22)
Lowndes (1)
Macon (1)
Madison (100)
Marengo (4)
Marion (9)
Marshall (6)
Mobile (53)
Monroe (1)
Montgomery (31)
Morgan (20)
Pickens (4)
Pike (4)
Randolph (2)
Russell (1)
St. Clair (15)
Shelby (86)
Sumter (1)
Talladega (7)
Tallapoosa (13)
Tuscaloosa (30)
Walker (32)
Washington (3)
Wilcox (3)
Winston (2)
