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PORTLAND, Ore. -- As more and more news comes out about the coronavirus pandemic, it can be difficult to keep track of the number of people who have tested positive and where they live, as well as the number of people who have tested negative.
So, we created this story to do just that: give you the numbers and perspective on the COVID-19 outbreak in Oregon, as provided by the Oregon Health Authority.
Here are the numbers as of Tuesday afternoon:
- Total number of positive tests: 736
- Number of people who have died: 19
- Total number of completed tests: 14,868
- Total number of negative tests: 14,132 (95% of all tests)
Positive tests by county:
- Benton: 13 (1 death)
- Clackamas: 56 (3 deaths)
- Clatsop: 3
- Columbia: 1
- Deschutes: 27
- Douglas: 10
- Grant: 1
- Hood River: 2
- Jackson: 22
- Josephine: 10
- Klamath: 5
- Lane: 18 (1 death)
- Lincoln: 3
- Linn: 37 (2 deaths)
- Malheur: 1
- Marion: 151 (3 deaths)
- Morrow: 1
- Multnomah: 134 (3 deaths)
- Polk: 18
- Tillamook: 3
- Umatilla: 5
- Union: 1
- Wallowa: 1
- Wasco: 7
- Washington: 189 (3 deaths)
- Yamhill: 17 (3 deaths)
Positive tests by age group:
- 0 to 19: 14 (1 hospitalized, 0 deaths)
- 20 to 29: 76 (6 hospitalized, 0 deaths)
- 30 to 39: 103 (6 hospitalized, 0 deaths)
- 40 to 49: 136 (29 hospitalized, 0 deaths)
- 50 to 59: 142 (27 hospitalized, 0 deaths)
- 60 to 69: 127 (42 hospitalized, 3 deaths)
- 70 to 79: 77 (31 hospitalized, 6 deaths)
- 80 and over: 59 (25 hospitalized, 10 deaths)
- Not available: 2
Positive tests by hospitalization:
- Yes: 167
- No: 471
- Not provided: 98
Positive tests by sex:
- Female: 400 (9 deaths)
- Male: 331 (10 deaths)
- Not available: 5
Oregon hospital capacity:
- Available adult ICU beds: 291 (out of 666 total)
- Available adult non-ICU beds: 2,006 (out of 5,884 total)
- Available pediatric non-ICU beds: 193 (out of 268 total)
- Available pediatric NICU/PICU beds: 66 (out of 193 total)
- Available ventilators: 762
- COVID-19 admissions: 134
- COVID-19 patients on ventilators: 38
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