One map shows how many coronavirus tests each US state has done so far
The COVID Tracking Project, a
test-tracking resource from two journalists at The Atlantic and the founder of a medical-data startup , publishes frequently updated estimates of the number of tests for the novel coronavirus performed in each state. The project assembles data from state- and local-level public health sources to try to construct the best real-time picture possible of different states' testing systems.
The following map shows how many coronavirus tests each state has done in total since the beginning of the crisis, per 1 million residents (
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