Covid-19: Latest Breakdown Of New York's 5,489 Deaths By County

Here is a breakdown of the 5,489 deaths related to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak in New York as of Wednesday morning, April 8, according to the state health department.

A total of 340,058 have been tested for COVID-19 statewide, with 138,863 testing positive. Of those testing positive, 54.8 percent were men and 44.6 percent women.
Photo Credit: *New York State Department of Health*

Joe Lombardi

04/08/2020 7:50 a.m.

The deaths are residents of each county listed below.

Albany, 6
Allegany, 1
Bronx, 866
Broome, 4
Cayuga, 1
Columbia, 4
Cortland, 1
Delaware, 1
Dutchess, 15
Erie, 34
Fulton, 1
Genesee, 1
Herkimer, 3
Kings (Brooklyn), 1,252
Lewis, 2
Madison, 2
Manhattan, 513
Monroe, 25
Montgomery, 1
Nassau, 500
Niagara, 1
Oneida, 1
Onondaga, 5
Orange, 53
Oswego, 1
Otsego, 2
Putnam, 16
Queens, 1,284
Rensselaer, 1
Richmond (Staten Island), 196
Rockland, 99
Saratoga, 5
Schenectady, 5
Steuben, 1
Suffolk, 263
Sullivan, 6
Ulster, 5
Washington, 1
Westchester, 283
Wyoming, 1

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The 70-79 age group has the most deaths with 1,446 (26.3 percent), followed by the 80-89 age group with 1,394 (25.4 percent), the 60-69 age group with 1,066 (19.4 percent), 90 and over age group with 616 (11.2 percent) and 50-59 age group with 587 (10.7 percent).

A total of 340,058 have been tested for COVID-19 statewide, with 138,863 testing positive.

Of those testing positive, 54.8 percent were men and 44.6 percent women. (See image above.)

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