Metropolitan Areas

The following plots and maps focus on all of Missouri’s metropolitan statistical areas (MSA). These areas include portions of Illinois (in the case of the Cape Girardeau and St. Louis metros), Kansas (in the case of the Kansas City and St. Joseph metros), and Oklahoma (the Joplin metro). The FAQ contains more details about what constitutes a MSA.

Infections

These plots show patterns in infections for all of Missouri’s metro areas.

Infection Rates

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New Infections

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Data Table

Notes

The underlying data for these plots are available from GitHub in the county_full.csv table, which is assembled from data provided by the New York Times.
The FAQ contains short explanations of per-capita rates and log plots.
All averages presented are 7-day rolling averages.

Mortality

These plots show patterns in mortality for all of Missouri’s metro areas.

Mortality Rates

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Case Fatality Rate

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Data Table

Notes

The underlying data for these plots are available from GitHub in the county_full.csv table, which is assembled from data provided by the New York Times.
The FAQ contains short explanations of per-capita rates and log plots.
All averages presented are 7-day rolling averages.
The abbreviation “CFR” states for case fatality rate (the number of deaths divided by the number of known cases, expressed as a percentage).

Hospitalizations

These plots show patterns in hospitalizations for all of Missouri’s metro areas. The federal government only began collecting these data systematically in mid-summer, and so these data do not reflect hospitalization patterns at the beginning of the pandemic.

Current Total In-Patients

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