Green-zone rankings

The race is on. Get to zero. Stay at zero.

The purpose of these rankings is to show how close a region (of any size) is to zero COVID-19 cases which arise from community transmission. The thresholds for the color-coding are based on the absolute number of cases in that region, rather than per capita cases. That is to say, colors do not indicate risk levels for individuals.

Protecting your green zones is crucial

Zero new cases is the goal, sustained. Many communities, regions and even some countries are already COVID-free.
Restricting travel from zones with community transmission will protect hard-fought gains and allow everyone to move and breathe freely after two weeks without new cases. Keep the population safe and boost the local economy.
Open up to other green zones and build safe travel networks with them.

Spot a mistake? Help us with the data

Every case is important in the race to zero! But not every new case is a danger for the population. Find out about three types of new cases that don’t change the green zone status. Report in more detail and know which zones are truly green.

For graphs of individual countries see here.

Source: JHU

Updated every 6 hours, Source: New York Times

For county-level maps see here.

North East

Midwest

South

West

Created by Trevor Winstral based off original code and with testing by Vincent Brunsch. github.com/TrevorWinstral/County_Ranking

Counties from Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine, Rhode Island and Vermont

Counties from New York*, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey

*New York City’s 5 counties are not reported individually

Counties from Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and Wisconsin

Counties from Missouri, Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, and North Dakota

Counties from Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and DC

Counties from Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi

Counties from Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas

Counties from Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, and Nevada

Counties from California, Oregon, Washington, Alaska, and Hawaii

Districts and County towns

When updated the last two days are discarded to account for incomplete data. Source: RKI

When updated, the last 3 days are discarded to account for incomplete data.
Source: RENAVE

Source: pcm-dpc

Source: github.com/ishaberry/Covid19Canada

Source: Ministerio de Salud

Source: RIVM

Source: Gesundheitsministerium

Source: Sciensano

Source: Public Health England

Source: covid19japan.com

Source: covid19data.com.au

Source: Ministry of Health

Source: data.gov.ie