Illinois officials report 9,192 coronavirus deaths, with 339,803 confirmed cases

Illinois officials report 9,192 coronavirus deaths, with 339,803 confirmed cases
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There have been 339,803 confirmed coronavirus cases in Illinois as of October 17, with 9,192 deaths linked to the virus, according to data from the state Department of Public Health (IDPH).

Chicago (88,460 cases) and Cook County (73,760 cases) posted the highest numbers statewide. Chicago’s death toll from the virus stands at 3,013, while Cook County recorded 2,337 deaths, according to the IDPH.

Illinois residents who have been tested for COVID-19 now number 6,696,257, the department reported. And the age group with the most confirmed cases was 20 to 29, with 67,942 people in the age group testing positive for the virus.

Among all those testing positive in Illinois, 160,125 were male and 174,135 were female, the IDPH said. Male deaths linked to coronavirus numbered 4,939, while female deaths stood at 4,253.

Broken down according to race, the fatalities consisted of 4,509 Asians, 4,509 whites, 2,276 African-Americans, 1,806 Hispanics, and 210 belonging to other races or who did not provide their ethnicity before they died.

Coronavirus Stats by County as of October 17
County/Jurisdiction Positive Cases Deaths
Illinois 339,803 9,192
Chicago 88,460 3,013
Cook 73,760 2,337
DuPage 20,477 596
Lake 19,252 501
Will 16,481 418
Kane 15,091 340
Winnebago 8,773 163
St. Clair 7,460 211
Madison 6,685 152
Champaign 5,634 28
McHenry 5,485 120
Peoria 4,166 59
McLean 3,834 30
Rock Island 3,584 88
Sangamon 3,350 54
Kankakee 3,102 78
Macon 2,429 48
Kendall 2,417 27
Tazewell 2,374 46
LaSalle 2,128 59
DeKalb 2,037 42
Coles 1,759 38
Williamson 1,668 57
Boone 1,596 24
Adams 1,542 14
Clinton 1,541 24
Vermilion 1,479 7
Jackson 1,415 25
Randolph 1,130 14
Whiteside 1,100 21
Effingham 1,057 3
Knox 1,054 9
Ogle 1,011 7
Jefferson 847 44
Grundy 846 7
Monroe 835 27
Bureau 832 17
Marion 823 12
Franklin 813 6
Morgan 787 24
Henry 787 5
Christian 750 25
Stephenson 749 7
Union 719 25
Macoupin 709 8
McDonough 635 15
Fayette 615 17
Crawford 609 6
Shelby 565 8
Lee 564 1
Woodford 541 10
Livingston 529 9
Logan 529 4
Montgomery 526 14
Douglas 512 8
Saline 479 7
Jersey 448 21
Cass 447 11
Iroquois 445 19
Warren 443 6
Bond 440 9
Wayne 429 9
Perry 401 16
Jo Daviess 401 5
Fulton 372 0
Carroll 350 7
Moultrie 349 5
Richland 309 14
Johnson 308 0
Lawrence 304 8
Hancock 276 3
Clay 272 11
Washington 271 1
Greene 261 15
Clark 251 6
Cumberland 247 6
Jasper 239 10
Pike 237 2
White 231 1
Mason 228 1
Pulaski 223 1
De Witt 222 3
Mercer 210 6
Wabash 201 5
Piatt 198 0
Ford 163 9
Menard 159 1
Massac 138 2
Edgar 137 8
Marshall 132 3
Hamilton 106 2
Alexander 105 1
Gallatin 103 2
Henderson 101 0
Edwards 97 0
Brown 93 0
Scott 88 0
Putnam 82 0
Schuyler 79 1
Stark 78 2
Calhoun 70 0
Hardin 49 0
Pope 36 1


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