Boston-Proper COVID-19 Update (03-Dec-2020 data)

 


  • Green - Less than 4 cases per 100,000 people per day
  • Yellow - Greater than or equal to 4 and less than 8 cases per 100,000 people per day
  • Orange - Greater than or equal to 8 and less than 16 cases per 100,000 people per day
  • Red - Greater than or equal to 16 and less than 24 cases per 100,000 people per day 
  • Maroon- Greater than or equal to 24 and less than 40 cases per 100,000 people per day
  • Purple- Greater than or equal to 40 and less than 64 cases per 100,000 people per day
  • Black - Greater than or equal to 64 cases per 100,000 people per day

  • Allston/Brighton: 24.9<-24.4<-21.8 <- 24.7 <- 15.4 <-   7.6 <-   5.6 <-   8.7 <- 11.1 <-   9.2 <-   5.0
  • Charlestown:        26.9<-22.8<-22.8 <- 30.5 <- 18.0 <- 11.8 <-   7.4 <-   4.4 <-   3.7 <-   4.0 <-   4.8
  • Dorchester:           57.9<-47.6<-44.2 <- 64.0 <- 41.6 <- 26.5 <- 19.8 <- 18.9 <- 15.8 <- 12.4 <-   7.9
  • Back Bay, ...:        33.2<-33.2<-31.4 <- 32.1 <- 16.3 <- 12.7 <-   7.0 <-   6.3 <-   6.7 <-   5.7 <-   3.9
  • East Boston:         69.9<-61.6<-65.3 <- 81.9 <- 49.0 <- 29.4 <- 22.7 <- 16.4 <- 17.7 <-  19.9 <- 34.6
  • Fenway:                24.5<-21.1<-18.8 <- 23.5 <- 13.7 <- 12.7 <-   8.0 <-   4.6 <-   6.2 <-   6.7 <-   6.7
  • Hyde Park:            40.9<-36.9<-30.9 <- 36.9 <- 24.2 <- 16.1 <- 17.6 <- 17.6 <- 12.9 <- 10.3 <-   4.1
  • Jamaica Plain:       23.2<-16.2<-19.0 <- 35.4 <- 22.7 <- 16.0 <- 12.7 <- 11.4 <-   6.7 <-   4.9 <-   7.9
  • Mattapan:              29.2<-29.2<-28.7 <- 42.0 <- 27.8 <- 18.3 <- 11.7 <-   9.8 <-   9.0 <-   7.9 <-   5.2
  • Roslindale:            42.7<-41.5<-36.7 <- 48.3 <- 30.7 <- 19.8 <- 13.5 <- 10.4 <-   9.9 <- 10.9 <-   5.3
  • Roxbury:               26.4<-24.7<-26.7 <- 34.1 <- 20.8 <- 18.0 <- 12.5 <-   9.6 <-   6.7 <-   6.6 <-   5.4
  • South Boston:       53.5<-50.8<-54.4 <- 53.5 <- 24.2 <- 15.6 <- 12.0 <- 12.9 <- 14.5 <- 13.1 <-   2.3
  • South End:            34.9<-37.5<-33.8 <- 42.4 <- 27.8 <- 20.5 <- 18.1 <-   9.7 <-   7.3 <-   6.6 <-   3.8
  • West Roxbury:      34.0<-24.8<-13.5 <- 13.3 <-   9.0 <-   4.6 <-   4.0 <-   4.4 <-   5.0 <-   4.2 <-   2.1
  • All of Boston:       39.5<-35.0<-33.3 <- 42.6 <- 26.1 <- 17.5 <- 13.1 <- 11.5 <- 10.5 <-   9.4 <-   7.5
*Back Bay, Beacon Hill, Downtown, North End and West End combined

The best circumstance was in 2 areas where the rate stayed the same.  The rest got worse.  Keep in mind that this latest update is based on the comparison of about 8am Nov 19 to 8am Dec 03, so we just had barely started to see the case uptick from Thanksgiving (ie, only 2 out of the 14 days of spread, and those 2 days still having information coming in).  Next week's update should better identify the outcome as we'll have 9 out of the 14 days showing some evidence of the spread and better knowledge of those days.  

Stay safe. Stay sane. Stay informed. 

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