Daily Trends in Number of COVID-19 Cases in Vermont Reported to CDC

New Cases By Day

This is a bar graph and a line graph, titled New Cases By Day in Vermont Reported to CDC. The horizontal x-axis ranges from January 22 to July 29. The vertical y-axis ranges from 0 to 80 in increments of 10. The bars have different colors from the line. The bar graph depicts the number of cases, is colored blue, and has a trend of initially flat at zero and sharply increases in mid-march until reaching its highest peak past 70 in early April, then starts decreasing at a similar rate until falling just below 10 where it has remained relatively constant except in the beginning of June where there is a small increase to almost 20. The line, labeled 7-day moving average, is colored red, and has a trend of initially flat at zero then sharply increases in mid-March reaching its peak value past 40 in early April then decreases and has remained relatively constant thereafter between 5 and 15.

Total Cases

This is a line graph, titled Total Cases in Vermont Reported to CDC, showing 1 line. The horizontal x-axis is labeled Date, and ranges from January 22 to July 29. The vertical y-axis ranges from 0 to 1600 in increments of 200. Line 1 is blue and has a trend of initially flat at zero and sharply increases in mid-March all the way past 800 in April then keeps increasing but at a slower rate all the way to 1400 on July 29.

Total Rate per 100000

This is a line graph, titled Total Rate Per 100000 in Vermont Reported to CDC, showing 1 line. The horizontal x-axis is labeled Date, and ranges from January 22 to July 29. The vertical y-axis ranges from 0 to 240 in increments of 20. Line 1 is blue and has a trend of initially flat at zero and sharply increases in mid-March all the way past 120 in April then keeps increasing but at a slower rate all the way past 220 on July 29.

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