Covid-19: Here's Latest Rundown Of Cases In Ulster, Sullivan By Towns

The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) death toll in both Ulster and Sullivan counties continues to be on the rise.

The Sullivan County COVID-19 dashboard on Wednesday, May 6, 2020.
Photo Credit: *Sullivan County*

The Ulster County COVID-19 map on Wednesday, May 6, 2020 (the darker regions represent more cases).
Photo Credit: *Ulster County*

05/06/2020 3:06 p.m.

As of Wednesday, May 6, there have been a total of 1,441 confirmed COVID-19 cases, with 837 still active. In Sullivan County, there have been 975 confirmed cases, with 377 still active. Health officials in Ulster said that 604 COVID-19 patients have recovered, while 598 patients in Sullivan have recovered.

There have been 49 COVID-19 fatalities in Ulster, and 25 in Sullivan County since the outbreak began in early March.

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In Ulster, COVID-19 cases were reported in:

City of Kingston: 176;
Ulster: 150;
Plattekill: 134;
Lloyd: 125;
Marlborough: 110;
Wawarsing: 106;
Shawangunk: 103;
Saugerties: 89;
New Paltz: 82;
Esopus: 61;
Rosendale: 33;
Rochester: 32;
Gardiner: 31;
Hurley: 30;
Woodstock: 25
Marbletown: 20;
Olive: 13;
Shandaken: 8;
Denning: 2;
Kingston: 1;
Hardenburgh: 0.

Cases in Sullivan County:

Liberty: 181;
South Fallsburg: 144;
Monticello: 143;
Bloomingburg: 97;
Wurtsboro: 39;
Rock Hill: 34;
Woodbourne: 26;
Woodridge: 24;
Livingston Manor: 26;
Woodridge: 25;
Loch Sheldrake: 21;
Hurleyville: 20;
Glen Spey: 15;
Forestburgh: 11;
Mountainville: 10;
Kiamesha Lake: 10;
Mountaindale: 10;
Forestburgh: 10;
Barryville: <10;
Bethel: <10;
Burlingham: <10;
Callicoon: <10;
Callicoon Center: <10;
Claryville: <10;
Cochecton: <10;
Cuddebackville: <10;
Eldred: <10;
Ferndale: <10;
Fremont Center: <10;
Glen Wild: <10;
Grahamsville: <10;
Hankins: <10;
Harris: <10;
Highland Lake: <10;
Hortonville: <10;
Jeffersonville: <10;
Kauneonga Lake: <10;
Kenoza Lake: <10;
Lake Huntington: <10;
Long Eddy: <10;
Mongaup Valley: <10;
Narrowsburg:<10;
Neversink: <10;
North Branch: <10;
Obernberg: <10;
Parksville: <10;
Phillipsport: <10;
Pond Eddy: <10;
Roscoe: <10;
Smallwood: <10;
Summitville: <10;
Swan Lake: <10;
Thompsonville: <10;
Westbrookville: <10;
White Lake: <10;
White Sulphur Springs: <10;
Youngsville: <10;
Yulan: <10.

According to the New York State Department of Health, there have been 1,028,899 New Yorkers tested for COVID-19, with 321,192 confirmed positive-19 cases statewide, which have resulted in 19,645 deaths, though hospitalization rates, new COVID-19 patients, and intubations continue to trend downward.

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