On Wednesday, Mar. 25, 2020, Public Health – Seattle & King County released a new interactive data map that shows the number of infections and deaths by city or zip code.

While the website has been overloaded, not loading or often very slow, we finally were able to access it late Thursday morning.

Here’s the breakdown for the City of Kent as of Thursday, Mar. 26, 2020:

CITY OF KENT

    • 426 residents have a COVID-19 test result, at a rate of 328.2 per 100,000 residents
    • 50 (11.7%) of those have positive results, at a rate of 38.5 per 100,000 residents

Among those with a positive result:

    • 3 (6.0%) have died due to illness, at a rate of 2.3 per 100,000 residents

NOTES:

    • Kirkland – the county’s “hotspot” – is still leading with 585 test results, at a rate of 657.7 per 100,000 residents; 170 (29.1%) of those have positive results at a rate of 191.1 per 100,000 residents; among those with a positive result: 42 (24.7%) have died due to illness, at a rate of 47.2 per 100,000 residents.

Note that addresses are routinely updated and may change day-to-day as new information is gathered through case investigations. Total numbers may not add up since some records are missing zip-codes.

Rates may not be representative due to the small numbers of people tested to date. The rates will change as more people are tested.

King County’s COVID-19 data is below, with local cities listed at the top:

    • Kent: 426 tests results, 50 positive cases, 3 deaths
    • Burien: 144 test results, 11 positive cases, 1 death
    • Des Moines: 120 tests results, 16 positive cases, 0 deaths
    • Normandy Park: 18 test results, 2 positive, 0 deaths
    • SeaTac: 92 test results, 4 positive, 0 deaths
    • Tukwila: 75 test results, 10 positive cases, 0 deaths
    • Renton: 487 test results, 72 positive cases, 2 deaths
    • Seattle: 4,606 test results, 461 positive cases, 16 deaths

    • Algona: 10 test results, 1 positive, 0 deaths
    • Auburn: 366 test results, 22 positive cases, 1 death
    • Bellevue: 549 test results, 72 positive cases, 1 death
    • Black Diamond: 19 test results, 1 positive case, 0 deaths
    • Bothell: 160 test results, 24 positive cases, 3 deaths
    • Carnation: 40 test results, 2 positive cases, 0 deaths
    • Covington: 78 test results, 11 positive cases, 0 deaths
    • Clyde Hill: 10 test results, 2 positive cases, 0 deaths
    • Duvall: 50 test results, 4 positive cases, 0 deaths
    • Enumclaw: 70 test results, 3 positive cases, 0 deaths
    • Federal Way: 362 test results, 24 positive cases, 1 death
    • Issaquah: 274 test results, 70 positive cases, 7 deaths
    • Kenmore: 118 test results, 19 positive cases, 1 death
    • *Kirkland: 585 test results, 170 positive cases, 42 deaths
    • Lake Forest Park: 97 test results, 6 positive cases, 0 deaths
    • Maple Valley: 119 test results, 11 positive cases, 0 deaths
    • Mercer Island: 130 test results, 21 positive cases, 1 death
    • Milton: 1 test result, 0 positive cases, 0 deaths
    • Newcastle: 44 test results, 2 positive cases, 0 deaths
    • North Bend: 87 test results, 3 positive cases, 0 deaths
    • Pacific: 18 test results, 1 positive case, 0 deaths
    • Redmond: 356 test results, 86 positive cases, 13 deaths
    • Renton: 487 test results, 72 positive cases, 2 deaths
    • Shoreline: 455 test results, 60 positive cases, 3 deaths
    • Snoqualmie: 97 test results, 6 positive cases, 0 deaths
    • Woodinville: 187 test results, 30 positive cases, 4 deaths
    • Yarrow Point: 6 test results, 1 positive case, 0 deaths

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One reply on “New COVID-19 data map shows 3 deaths, 50 positive cases so far in Kent”

  1. I live in my van with my 2 year old son and husband, does anyone know where I go to get a covid-19 motel voucher? Also, the news says to avoid people, does that mean my husband and son too even if were all together alome and quarantined in our van, because thats kind of impossible..can we still catch the virus if none of us have it? Sorry…just freaking out and scared :/

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