Coronavirus: Case rates in Hampshire and Isle of Wight
Getty ImagesHere are the latest rates of cases of Covid-19 in Hampshire and on the Isle of Wight.
The figures are the number of coronavirus cases per 100,000 people in the seven days up to and including 4 April compared with the week before, shown in brackets.
The breakdown of the figures by local authority area is:
- Southampton - 670 (down from 856)
- Portsmouth - 653 (down from 960)
- Rushmoor - 690 (down from 1,093)
- Gosport - 771 (down from 1,182)
- Havant - 670 (down from 1,003)
- Winchester - 785 (down from 1,139)
- Fareham - 778 (down from 1,213)
- New Forest - 762 (down from 1,078)
- Basingstoke and Deane - 746 (down from 1,094)
- East Hampshire - 749 (down from 1,180)
- Eastleigh - 812 (down from 1,156)
- Test Valley - 761 (down from 1,197)
- Hart - 784 (down from 1,202)
- Isle of Wight - 730 (down from 1,113)
For comparison, the figure for England is 578 (down from 842).
Figures were updated on 8 April and come from the government's coronavirus dashboard.
For a more detailed look at coronavirus cases where you live, use the BBC's postcode checker:
Or you could use this interactive map to check your district:
The coronavirus, which causes the respiratory disease known as Covid-19, was first confirmed in the UK at the end of January 2020.
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