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COVID-19 Data

The latest novel coronavirus COVID-19-related data and maps for the City of St. Louis

Data is updated on a continual basis and is therefore subject to change. Sometimes through case investigation the DOH learns that an individual actually lives outside of the City, so they may be transferred to the appropriate jurisdiction. Likewise, other jurisdictions may transfer cases to the City. So case count totals and underlying data will be dynamic to reflect the most current information.

Learn more about data methods.

COVID-19 Community Level

COVID-19 Community Level

Note: Range for community level data: 2/1/23 - 2/7/23

New Cases

New Cases
46.8 /100k
7-day total of new PCR positive cases per 100k people

New Hospital Admissions

New Hospital Admissions
10.9 /100k
7-day total of new hospital admissions for COVID-19 per 100k people

% Staffed Inpatient Beds

% Staffed Inpatient Beds
4.2%
7-day average percent of staffed inpatient beds occupied by confirmed COVID-19+ patients

Community Level

Community Level
Medium
CDC description of local risk based on current case and hospital numbers

Community Transmission

Community Transmission
high
CDC description of local transmission risk
New Cases per 100k are calculated using the most current City of St. Louis confirmed case counts over the past 7 days. The number of hospitalizations per 100k and the percent of staffed inpatient beds occupied by COVID-19 positive patients are pulled directly from the CDC's website. The Community Levels range from Low, Medium, and High based upon defined thresholds for each of these 3 important metrics. Each community level has recommended behaviors and prevention strategies for individuals and public health authorities. Learn more about the CDC's Community Levels and prevention strategies

Current Status

Current Status

Note: Range for 7-day metrics: 1/29/23 - 2/4/23.

Cases

New Confirmed Cases

New Confirmed Cases
121 (-7.6%)
40.1 PCR positive cases per 100k people

Total Confirmed Cases

Total Confirmed Cases
61,933
20,536.3 PCR positive cases per 100k people

Deaths

New Deaths

New Deaths
3 (Up from 0)
1.0 deaths per 100k people

Total Confirmed Deaths

Total Confirmed Deaths
821
272.2 total deaths per 100k people

Tests, Positivity Rate, and Hospitalizations

New Tests

New Tests
869 (-13.6%)
289.1 PCR tests per 100k people

Positivity Rate

Positivity Rate
34.3%
Percent positive PCR test results

New Hospitalizations

New Hospitalizations
32 (+34.3%)
New COVID-19 hospitalizations

Trajectory compares 1/30/23 - 2/4/23 to previous 7-day period.

All seven-day metrics are based on the date a test or death occurred, and are subject to a three-day delay to ensure data are accurate and complete. Learn what these numbers mean.

Overall totals are as of 2/7/23.

Totals by Date

Totals By Specimen Collection Date View Data

Daily Case Change Chart

Note: Results for the last 14 days are preliminary and subject to change.

90 Days Full Range

Case count totals shown in this graph represent specimen collection date, in other words, the day the individual was tested for COVID-19. There is a lag between when an individual is tested and when results are available, therefore the data is subject to change as new information becomes available. This also explains why recent dates do not have many (or any) cases listed, because cases that the DOH learns about are shown on the graph in previous days - when the person went for testing. Learn more.

Daily Death Change Chart

90 Days Full Range

Deaths are shown on the date the death was reported. Learn more.

Cumulative Totals Chart

Note: Results for the last 14 days are preliminary and subject to change.

90 Days Full Range

Case count totals shown in this graph represent specimen collection date, in other words, the day the individual was tested for COVID-19. There is a lag between when an individual is tested and when results are available, therefore the data is subject to change as new information becomes available. This also explains why recent dates do not have many (or any) cases listed, because cases that the DOH learns about are shown on the graph in previous days - when the person went for testing. Deaths are shown on the date the death was reported. Learn more.

Reproductive Number Chart

Note: Reproductive numbers for the last 14 days are preliminary and subject to change.

90 Days Full Range

The Reproductive Number (R0, pronounced "R naught") is an estimation of how many people a COVID-19 positive case will transmit the virus to, on average. When R0 is above 1 the epidemic is expected to grow exponentially. For example, if R0=2 each case will infect 2 other people on average, and those two will infect 4 more people, who infect 8 more, then 16, and so forth. When the R0 equals 1 the epidemic will maintain itself, neither increasing or decreasing. And when R0 is less than 1 then the epidemic is expected to slow and eventually stop. Effective social distancing, hand washing, and wearing face masks reduces the spread and lowers R0. Learn more.

Cases by ZCTA

Cases by Zip Code Tabulated Area (ZCTA)

Case Rate by ZCTA

Case rates (cases per 100,000 residents) by ZCTA in the City of St. Louis.

Cases by ZCTA

Total cases and demographic data by ZCTA in the City of St. Louis.

Data for some ZCTAs has been suppressed in accordance with patient privacy protections. Case counts are a combination of confirmed and probable cases. ZCTAs with fewer than 5 cases are not displayed. This map represents 68752 cases (Confirmed and Probable) of 72237 known cases within the City of St. Louis. View more zip code data

Cases and Deaths by Age Group

Cases and Deaths by Age Group

Rates/100k View

Totals

Total case counts, death counts, and rates by 10-year age groups. Rates are per 100,000 people. View data

Cases and Deaths by Sex

Cases and Deaths by Sex

Rates Chart View

Cases Chart View

Deaths Chart View

Total case counts, death counts, and rates by sex. Rates are per 100,000 people. View data
More Demographic Data
View more data by race, age, and sex

Vaccination Totals

Vaccination Totals

Total Receiving at Least 1 Dose

Total Receiving at Least 1 Dose
77.9%
234,144 eligible people have initiated vaccination by receiving at least 1 dose of the primary series

Total Completed Primary Series

Total Completed Primary Series
63.5%
190,858 eligible people are fully vaccinated by completing the primary series

Total Receiving First Booster

Total Receiving First Booster
50%
95,371 eligible vaccinated people have received a booster dose

Total Receiving at Least 1 Dose by Age Group

Total Receiving at Least 1 Dose by Age Group

First Dose by Age Group

First Dose by Age Group
Age Group Total % Population
All 234,144 77.9%
5+ 230,818 81.7%
65+ 37,311 86.8%

Total Completed Primary Series by Age Group

Total Completed Primary Series by Age Group
Age Group Total % Population
All 190,858 63.5%
5+ 189,193 67%
5 to 17 18,177 47.7%
65+ 32,851 76.4%

First Booster by Age Group

First Booster by Age Group
Age Group Total % Population
All 95,371 50%
12+ 93,194 51.3%
65+ 24,753 75.3%

More Information

More City of St. Louis COVID-19 Data
Major Dashboard Feature Changes
Note that this is not a log of data updates.
  • 06/03/2022: Removed 7-Day Average Goals section. Removed detailed and historical test data. Removed historical positivity rate data. Hospital, Test, and Positivity Rate data now comes from HHS Community Profile. Removed tabs in 'Current Status' section, and simplified. Added vaccination totals and age group breakdowns.
  • 03/15/2022: Community Level section added.
  • 03/04/2022: 'Last 14 Days' under 'Current Status' changed to 'Last 7 Days.'

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