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Graphic: The Spread of Coronavirus in the United States

THE CORONAVIRUS outbreak has spread to all 50 states with thousands of confirmed cases across the nation and a death toll that exceeds 100. In an effort to prevent transmission, many localities have banned mass gatherings, shut down schools and limited restaurants to take-out orders only, all of which is taking a toll on the economy.
The following graphic shows the growth of cases over time in the U.S.:
The states that have been hit hardest are New York and Washington, with the number of cases rapidly increasing each day.
Data Source: Confirmed Cases Feature Layer, John Hopkins University Center for Systems Science in Engineering (CSSE), Esri.
This article will periodically update with the latest data and new visualizations.
Read more at our Coronavirus Center.

Photos: America at Standstill

SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA - MARCH 17: The shuttered Santa Monica Pier, a popular tourist destination, stands next to the Pacific Ocean on March 17, 2020 in Santa Monica, California. COVID-19 has claimed 11 lives in California so far with at least 470 people in the state testing positive for the coronavirus. Many more carry the coronavirus but have not been tested, according to officials. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)

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