The seven-day incidence fell again slightly to 439.2 from 442.9 the previous day. The Robert Koch Institute (RKI) reports an incidence of over 1000 for 28 of the 401 German urban and rural districts. The day before, there were 32 districts. The district of Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains in Saxony remains the hotspot with an incidence of 1961. This was also higher in the previous days.
The ten districts with the highest incidences in the overview:
1. Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains (Saxony) – 1961 (1990)
2. Central Saxony (Saxony) – 1662 (new in the ranking)
3. Saalfeld-Rudolstadt (Thuringia) – 1546 (1498)
4. Saale-Orla district (Thuringia) – 1516 (1499)
5. Bautzen (Saxony) – 1514 (1493)
6th Erzgebirgskreis (Saxony) – 1466 (1794)
7. Leipzig (Saxony) – 1436 (1496)
8. Saale-Holzland-Kreis (Thuringia) – 1372 (1351)
9. Hildburghauen (Thuringia) – 1360 (1350)
10. Elbe-Elster (Brandenburg) – 1306 (1694)
The district of Wilhelmshaven in Lower Saxony has the lowest incidence with 72 (previous day 68).
You can research the incidence for any given district in our corona data dashboard under the tab “Table” using a search field.