NSW COVID-19 case statistics by local health district

As of 8pm 24 May 2020

Table: Confirmed cases, tests, percent positivity and rates of cases and tests per 100,000 residents

LHD Cases Tests Percent positive Cases per 100,000 residents Tests per 100,000 residents
South Eastern Sydney 681  56,479 1.21 71  5,889
Northern Sydney 535  55,149 0.97 55.97  5,769
Nepean Blue Mountains 177  26,423 0.67 45.27  6,758
Sydney 260  42,423 0.61 37.32  6,089
Central Coast 117  17,979 0.65 33.16  5,095
Hunter New England 278  54,106 0.51 29.19  5,681
Illawarra Shoalhaven 114  19,202 0.59 27.17  4,576
Western Sydney 285  44,595 0.64 27.05  4,233
Southern NSW 56  7,635 0.73 25.8  3,517
South Western Sydney 244  41,134 0.59 23.49  3,961
Mid North Coast 50  8,487 0.59 22.16  3,761
Northern NSW 55  12,306 0.45 17.72  3,965
Western NSW 44  9,298 0.47 15.44  3,262
Murrumbidgee 46  8,764 0.52 15.43  2,940
Far West 2  1,137 0.18 6.63  3,772
NSW Total 3090  422,703 0.73 38.2  5,225

Map: Confirmed cases - NSW

 

Map: Confirmed cases - Sydney Metropolitan Region

 

Graph: COVID-19 laboratory tests

 

Map: COVID-19 laboratory tests - NSW


Map: COVID-19 laboratory tests - Sydney Metropolitan Region


Map: Rate of COVID-19 laboratory tests - NSW


Map: Rate of COVID-19 laboratory tests - Sydney Metropolitan Region

 

Table: Recovery status for COVID-19 cases outcomes at 3 weeks after onset of illness

LHD Recovered Lives lost Total cases
Central Coast 105 1 117
Far West 1 0 2
Hunter New England 246 4 278
Illawarra Shoalhaven 103 2 114
Mid North Coast 47 1 50
Murrumbidgee 44 1 46
Nepean Blue Mountains 107 17 177
Northern NSW 51 0 55
Northern Sydney 446 8 535
South Eastern Sydney 659 3 681
South Western Sydney 205 4 244
Southern NSW 51 0 56
Sydney 211 3 260
Western NSW 36 1 44
Western Sydney 254 3 285
NSW Total* 2,656 50 3,090

Notes

These maps show confirmed COVID-19 cases, number of people tested for COVID-19 or rate of persons tested per 100,000 population for COVID-19, by local health distict, based on location of usual residence.

LHD counts and rates do not include results for those who did not provide a full or valid address, or who supplied an interstate or international address.

The case definition of a confirmed case is a person who tests positive to a validated specific SARS-CoV-2 nucleic acid test or has the virus identified by electron microscopy or viral culture, at a reference laboratory. Case counts reported for a particular day may vary over time due to ongoing investigations and case review.

In NSW, recovery status for COVID-19 is assessed at 3 weeks after the onset of illness by interviewing the case. Cases reporting resolution of all COVID-19 symptoms are considered to have recovered. The time an individual takes to recover is dependent on many factors including age and other underlying health conditions. Cases who have been infected earlier in the outbreak have had more time to recover than cases who developed symptoms 3 weeks ago.

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Current as at: Monday 25 May 2020
Contact page owner: Health Protection NSW