How is Hawaii doing in Covid deaths per 100,000?
The latest information from the CDC gives the national average of Covid deaths per 100,000 as 2, with Hawaii at 2.5, thus with Hawaii exceeding the national average. In the September 4, 2021 CDC release, Hawaii was at 2.1, suggesting that deaths per 100,000 are increasing in Hawaii. Hawaii was at 1.8 in the August 30, 2021 CDC release.
CDC | Data as of: September 7, 2021 1:20 PM ET. Posted: September 7, 2021 2:27 PM ET
link: https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#cases_deathsper100klast7days
Texas 5.9 Virgin Islands 5.7 Mississippi 5.4 Arkansas 5.2 Oklahoma 4.9 Louisiana 4.7 Georgia 4.5 West Virginia 4.1 Wyoming 4 South Carolina 3.9 Nevada 3.4 Arizona 2.9 Alabama 2.8 North Carolina 2.8 Oregon 2.8 Idaho 2.7 Hawaii 2.5 Kansas 2.5 Guam 2.4 Montana 2.3 Puerto Rico 2.1 Washington 2.1 Tennessee 1.9 Kentucky 1.8 Colorado 1.7 New Mexico 1.6 Wisconsin 1.6 Delaware 1.4 Pennsylvania 1.4 Maryland 1.3 Nebraska 1.3 Ohio 1.3 Iowa 1.2 New York* 1.2 Virginia 1.2 Alaska 1.1 Florida 1.1 Illinois 1.1 Connecticut 1 New Jersey 1
Florida is at 1.1 and New Jersey is at 1.
In terms of raw numbers, Florida was at 229, New Jersey was at 88, and Hawaii at 36.
Texas 1,706 Georgia 479 North Carolina 296 Florida 229 Louisiana 216 Arizona 213 South Carolina 200 Oklahoma 192 Pennsylvania 184 California 175 Mississippi 162 Arkansas 158 Washington 157 Ohio 148 Illinois 142 Alabama 137 New York* 132 Tennessee 129 Oregon 117 Virginia 105 Nevada 104 Colorado 96 Wisconsin 91 New Jersey 88 Kentucky 81 Maryland 80 New York City* 75 West Virginia 74 Kansas 73 Puerto Rico 68 Michigan 60 Massachusetts 57 Indiana 55 Missouri 50 Idaho 48 Iowa 39 Minnesota 38 Connecticut 36 Hawaii 36 New Mexico 34 Utah 31 Nebraska 26 Montana 24 Wyoming 23 Delaware 14 Maine 10 New Hampshire 10 Alaska 8 Vermont 6 Virgin Islands 6 South Dakota 5 Guam 4 North Dakota 4 Rhode Island 4 District of Columbia 3
Just as a check, for Florida, 229/(21.6 X 10) = 1.06, which rounds to 1.1, consistent with the CDC report. Also, the CDC would be taking the population of Hawaii as 1.4 million (36/25), close to the estimate of 1.46 million.
CDC | Data as of: September 7, 2021 1:20 PM ET. Posted: September 7, 2021 2:27 PM ET
link: https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#cases_deathsper100klast7days
Texas 5.9 Virgin Islands 5.7 Mississippi 5.4 Arkansas 5.2 Oklahoma 4.9 Louisiana 4.7 Georgia 4.5 West Virginia 4.1 Wyoming 4 South Carolina 3.9 Nevada 3.4 Arizona 2.9 Alabama 2.8 North Carolina 2.8 Oregon 2.8 Idaho 2.7 Hawaii 2.5 Kansas 2.5 Guam 2.4 Montana 2.3 Puerto Rico 2.1 Washington 2.1 Tennessee 1.9 Kentucky 1.8 Colorado 1.7 New Mexico 1.6 Wisconsin 1.6 Delaware 1.4 Pennsylvania 1.4 Maryland 1.3 Nebraska 1.3 Ohio 1.3 Iowa 1.2 New York* 1.2 Virginia 1.2 Alaska 1.1 Florida 1.1 Illinois 1.1 Connecticut 1 New Jersey 1
Florida is at 1.1 and New Jersey is at 1.
In terms of raw numbers, Florida was at 229, New Jersey was at 88, and Hawaii at 36.
Texas 1,706 Georgia 479 North Carolina 296 Florida 229 Louisiana 216 Arizona 213 South Carolina 200 Oklahoma 192 Pennsylvania 184 California 175 Mississippi 162 Arkansas 158 Washington 157 Ohio 148 Illinois 142 Alabama 137 New York* 132 Tennessee 129 Oregon 117 Virginia 105 Nevada 104 Colorado 96 Wisconsin 91 New Jersey 88 Kentucky 81 Maryland 80 New York City* 75 West Virginia 74 Kansas 73 Puerto Rico 68 Michigan 60 Massachusetts 57 Indiana 55 Missouri 50 Idaho 48 Iowa 39 Minnesota 38 Connecticut 36 Hawaii 36 New Mexico 34 Utah 31 Nebraska 26 Montana 24 Wyoming 23 Delaware 14 Maine 10 New Hampshire 10 Alaska 8 Vermont 6 Virgin Islands 6 South Dakota 5 Guam 4 North Dakota 4 Rhode Island 4 District of Columbia 3
Just as a check, for Florida, 229/(21.6 X 10) = 1.06, which rounds to 1.1, consistent with the CDC report. Also, the CDC would be taking the population of Hawaii as 1.4 million (36/25), close to the estimate of 1.46 million.
posted by Lawrence B. Ebert at 2:02 PM
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