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COVID-19 DATA IS NO LONGER UPDATED ON THIS PAGE.
WEEKLY COVID-19 CASE NUMBERS, NEIGHBORHOOD TESTING DATA, CORE METRICS, AND VACCINE REPORTS ARE HERE.
DAILY COVID-19 NUMBERS, COVID-19 WEEKLY REPORTS and CASE & DEATH DATA BY RACE AND ETHNICITY ARE HERE.
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OVERVIEW:
The Coronavirus Disease 2019 or COVID-19 (formerly referred to as 2019 Novel Coronavirus or 2019-nCoV) is a new respiratory virus that was first identified in Wuhan, China in December of 2019.
Boston's Latest Numbers (As of September 1, 2021): (Updated Monday-Friday)
76,186 confirmed cases
72,400 recovered
1,406
deaths
Boston Race/Ethnicity Case Data:
(Updated Monday-Friday)
Race/Ethnicity |
Known Cases |
Percentage of Known Cases |
Asian/PI |
4,246
|
6%
|
Black/African-American |
17,419 |
25% |
Latinx/Hispanic |
20,374 |
29%
|
Other |
4,321 |
6% |
White |
23,830 |
34%
|
Total Race/Ethnicity Identified Cases in Boston |
70,190
|
92.1% of total cases in Boston have known Race/Ethnicity data |
Total Cases in Boston |
76,186 |
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Boston Race/Ethnicity
Death
Data:
(Updated Monday-Friday)
Race/Ethnicity |
Deaths |
Percentage of Known Deaths |
Asian/PI |
109 |
8% |
Black/African-American |
459 |
33% |
Latinx/Hispanic |
189 |
13% |
Other |
46 |
3% |
White |
602 |
43% |
Total Race/Ethnicity Identified Deaths in Boston |
1,405
|
99.9% of total deaths in Boston have known Race/Ethnicity data |
Total Deaths in Boston |
1,406
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Although complete data on race and ethnicity among COVID-19 positive cases in Boston residents has not been reported to the City of Boston, the Boston Public Health Commission (BPHC) is actively working to collect available data for public release.
NOTE: Information on race and ethnicity data is collected and reported by multiple entities and may or may not reflect self-reporting by the individual case. A classification of "missing" indicates that no reporter knew the race and ethnicity of the individual, the individual refused to provide the information, or that the originating reporting system does not capture the information. "Other" indicates multiple races or another race that is not listed above.
Click
HERE for the latest COVID-19 Core Metrics Report
These are the core metrics critical to inform response leadership. BPHC and the City of Boston use this data to monitor the progress of the City's response, to guide decision making and to shape our response moving forward during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Click
HERE for the Weekly COVID-19 Vaccination Report
This report on the COVID-19 vaccination rollout in the City will be released weekly. The City will analyze data to see where there are gaps and target solutions to address inequitable access or acceptance.
All Boston Testing Data - Cumulative Community Positivity
The "Cumulative Community Positivity" calculation counts each individual person one time (their first negative, their first positive), regardless of the number of times an individual is tested, to assess the level of COVID-19 infection in the City and neighborhoods since the start of the pandemic. College ordered testing included. (As of August 17, 2021).
NEIGHBORHOOD |
NUMBER TESTED |
OF TESTED, CUMULATIVE % POSITIVE |
TESTING RATE PER 100,000 RESIDENTS
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East Boston - 02128
|
46,851 |
17.0% |
99,838.0 |
Dorchester -
02122, 02124
|
63,664 |
16.4% |
78,714.1 |
Dorchester -
02121, 02125
|
57,894 |
15.8% |
90,069.5 |
Hyde Park - 02136
|
30,551 |
15.3% |
89,270.4 |
Mattapan - 02126
|
21,168 |
14.5% |
71,535.3 |
Roslindale - 02131 |
28,765 |
12.8% |
85,176.6 |
South Boston - 02127, 02210
|
41,289 |
12.4% |
102,980.5
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Roxbury - 02119, 02120
|
51,247 |
11.3% |
118,828.1 |
West Roxbury - 02132
|
23,764 |
10.4% |
83,420.5
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Charlestown - 02129
|
17,210
|
8.8%
|
88,647.4
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South End - 02111,
02118
|
44,140 |
8.4% |
123,447.8 |
Allston/Brighton - 02163, 02134, 02135
|
72,049 |
7.5% |
108,206.1 |
Jamaica Plain - 02130
|
42,580 |
7.5% |
105,456.1 |
Back Bay, Beacon Hill, West End, Downtown, & North End - 02108, 02114, 02116, 02199, 02222, 02109, 02110, 02113
|
60,104 |
6.4% |
107,862.1 |
Fenway - 02115, 02215
|
95,125 |
3.8%
|
173,817.3 |
Boston |
726,344 |
10.3% |
106,907.6 |
*N/A = Unable to calculate due to small counts (N<5)
Neighborhood Testing Data - Current Community Positivity
The "Current Community Positivity" calculation counts each individual person one time within 7 days to better assess the current level of COVID-19 infection in the City and neighborhoods. Excludes college-ordered testing. (August 11-17).
NEIGHBORHOOD |
NUMBER TESTED | POSITIVE
TESTS
|
% POSITIVE
|
Dorchester - 02122, 02124
|
2,458
|
122
|
5.0% |
Roxbury - 02119, 02120
|
1,431 |
70
|
4.9% |
Dorchester - 02121, 02125
|
1,858 |
88
|
4.7% |
Charlestown - 02129
|
635
|
29
|
4.6% |
South Boston - 02127, 02210 |
1,370
|
54 |
3.9% |
Hyde Park - 02136 |
1,432
|
56 |
3.9% |
Mattapan - 02126
|
1,007
|
39
|
3.9% |
Roslindale - 02131
|
1,160 |
37 |
3.2% |
South End - 02111, 02118
|
1,165 |
37 |
3.2%
|
Allston/Brighton - 02163, 02134, 02135 |
2,024 |
61
|
3.0% |
East Boston - 02128 |
1,535 |
46 |
3.0% |
Back Bay, Beacon Hill, West End, Downtown, & North End - 02108, 02114, 02116, 02199, 02222, 02109, 02110, 02113
|
2,080
|
54
|
2.6%
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Fenway - 02115, 02215 |
977
|
25 |
2.6%
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West Roxbury - 02132
|
1,113
|
26
|
2.3% |
Jamaica Plain - 02130 |
1,805
|
38 |
2.1% |
Boston |
22,466 |
787 |
3.5% |
*N/A = Unable to calculate due to small counts (N<5) |
Click
here for the BPHC Weekly COVID-19 Report
Number of deaths at long-term care facilities: 514
(Updated weekly: 08-16-2021)
ABOUT OUR RESPONSE:
Since January, BPHC and Boston EMS have taken extensive steps to prepare for a potential outbreak of COVID-19.
BPHC is engaging in daily communications with the CDC, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH), City of Boston departments and other community partners to make sure we have the latest information on guidance, best practices and recommendations. BPHC will provide updated information on this website and on our social media channels as it becomes available.
We are confident the City of Boston continues to be ready for a safe and effective response as the situation develops.
HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT COVID-19?
Visit the BPHC Main
COVID-19 Page
Call 311 or 211
Call the Mayor's Healthline:
617-534-5050 or Toll-Free: 1-800-847-0710
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