Georgia’s coronavirus cases continue to escalate, with the state passing the 2,000 confirmed cases mark as of noon Friday.

The Georgia Department of Public Health reports there are now 2,001 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Georgia. There have now been 64 deaths from the virus and 566 patients have been hospitalized. The state’s death rate from the virus is 3.2% and the hospitalization rate is about 28%.

So far the state has processed 9,865 tests.

Dougherty County continues to be a hotbed for the virus, and now has 193 cases, up from 156 cases at noon yesterday. Fulton County still has the highest number of cases in the state with 307, up from 211 yesterday.

Below is the breakdown by county.

    County   Cases
Fulton 307 
Dougherty 193 
Dekalb 181 
Cobb 144 
Gwinnett 102 
Bartow 98 
Carroll 55 
Cherokee 46 
Clayton 46 
Henry 40 
Lee 35 
Clarke 32 
Douglas 27 
Hall 24 
Floyd 20 
Coweta 19 
Fayette 19 
Forsyth 19 
Lowndes 16 
Rockdale 16 
Newton 15 
Mitchell 14 
Gordon 12 
Paulding 12 
Richmond 11 
Spalding 11 
Tift 11 
Troup 11 
Bibb 10 
Chatham 10 
Columbia 10 
Early 10 
Oconee 10 
Polk 10 
Sumter 10 
Houston
Muscogee
Laurens
Worth
Barrow
Glynn
Peach
Terrell
Whitfield
Bryan
Colquitt
Crisp
Effingham
Lumpkin
Pickens
Burke
Butts
Coffee
Irwin
Lamar
Lincoln
Madison
Meriwether
Monroe
Randolph
Thomas
Baldwin
Ben Hill
Calhoun
Camden
Dawson
Decatur
Fannin
Jackson
Jasper
Jones
Miller
Seminole
Tattnall
Turner
Twiggs
Upson
Ware
Washington
Baker
Catoosa
Charlton
Chattooga
Clinch
Dodge
Franklin
Greene
Habersham
Haralson
Harris
Heard
Liberty
Long
Macon
Mcduffie
Morgan
Pierce
Pulaski
Stephens
Taylor
Toombs
White
Wilkes
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Thom Chandler

Thom Chandler is the editor of The Georgia Sun and has been writing, editing and managing websites and blogs since 1995. He is a lifelong Georgian and one of those increasingly rare Atlanta natives.