There are 911 new COVID-19 cases reported across Montana, and the death toll has now reached 666 - an increase of 14 since Tuesday - according to data compiled over the past 24 hours by MTN News. Three of those deaths were in Cascade County, bringing the county death toll to 70.
There are currently 15,359 active cases in Montana, and there has been a cumulative total of 59,050 cases, MTN News reports. Of the total cases, 43,025 have recovered.
There are currently 462 people hospitalized, and the cumulative number of hospitalizations is 2,474. There were 5,055 completed tests within the last 24 hours, bringing the cumulative total to 627,851.
The counties with the most deaths as of November 25 are:
- Big Horn: 47
- Cascade: 70
- Glacier: 27
- Hill: 31
- Missoula: 41
- Roosevelt: 44
- Silver Bow: 26
- Yellowstone: 119
The numbers reported by MTN News reflect the latest data from the Montana COVID website, along with supplemental data from county health departments. The disparity between data from the Department of Public Health & Human Services (DPHHS) and data from county health departments continues to grow as COVID-19 cases escalate in Montana. MTN has decided to use a combination of these sources to deliver more accurate and timely information. As a result, numbers reported by MTN will not align precisely with the DPHHS figures.
- Age/gender/county of new cases (DPHHS data)
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VACCINE: DPHHS has released a draft vaccine distribution plan; there will be three phases of distribution. DPHHS says the vaccine will not be mandatory, and that everyone who wants to get it will be able to eventually. Click here for details.
RESTRICTIONS: Tighter statewide restrictions went into effect on November 20 due to the spike in the number of cases and deaths. Click here to read the full text of the directive.
CONTEXT: Not every person who tests positive actually becomes ill or exhibits symptoms. Many do not; of those who do become sick, some experience mild symptoms and do not require hospitalization. Others experience more severe symptoms, and some do require hospitalization. Every person who tests positive for COVID, however, has the potential to spread the virus to other people, including family members and friends, which is why public health officials continue to encourage everyone to wear a mask and maintain at least the recommended six feet of "social distance" when in public. The CDC released data in late August which emphasizes that people with contributing or chronic medical conditions are at much greater risk of dying from COVID-19. Click here to read more.
TOTAL/NEW/ACTIVE (DPHHS DATA)
Gallatin County Cases
7,059 Total | 159 New | 790 Active
Flathead County Cases
6,323 Total | 114 New | 2,254 Active
Yellowstone County Cases
10,412 Total | 112 New | 3,833 Active
Missoula County Cases
4,400 Total | 106 New | 1,607 Active
Lewis & Clark County Cases
2,564 Total | 100 New | 1,087 Active
Cascade County Cases
4,687 Total | 96 New | 1,880 Active
Ravalli County Cases
1,423 Total | 67 New | 642 Active
Park County Cases
592 Total | 30 New | 234 Active
Silver Bow County Cases
1,964 Total | 30 New | 698 Active
Hill County Cases
1,283 Total | 18 New | 148 Active
Fergus County Cases
556 Total | 13 New | 278 Active
Jefferson County Cases
450 Total | 13 New | 104 Active
Dawson County Cases
591 Total | 12 New | 87 Active
Lake County Cases
972 Total | 11 New | 160 Active
Big Horn County Cases
1,779 Total | 9 New | 208 Active
Broadwater County Cases
186 Total | 9 New | 44 Active
Chouteau County Cases
268 Total | 9 New | 62 Active
Teton County Cases
177 Total | 9 New | 35 Active
Blaine County Cases
513 Total | 8 New | 42 Active
Daniels County Cases
104 Total | 8 New | 18 Active
Phillips County Cases
270 Total | 8 New | 47 Active
Sheridan County Cases
248 Total | 7 New | 27 Active
Carbon County Cases
568 Total | 6 New | 67 Active
Lincoln County Cases
703 Total | 6 New | 233 Active
McCone County Cases
96 Total | 6 New | 15 Active
Pondera County Cases
294 Total | 6 New | 60 Active
Granite County Cases
124 Total | 5 New | 34 Active
Sanders County Cases
224 Total | 5 New | 34 Active
Custer County Cases
698 Total | 4 New | 149 Active
Roosevelt County Cases
1,213 Total | 4 New | 98 Active
Deer Lodge County Cases
693 Total | 3 New | 65 Active
Rosebud County Cases
848 Total | 3 New | 36 Active
Wibaux County Cases
84 Total | 3 New | 22 Active
Glacier County Cases
1,157 Total | 2 New | 38 Active
Musselshell County Cases
206 Total | 2 New | 74 Active
Prairie County Cases
74 Total | 2 New | 16 Active
Valley County Cases
540 Total | 2 New | 42 Active
Carter County Cases
110 Total | 1 New | 9 Active
Garfield County Cases
62 Total | 1 New | 9 Active
Liberty County Cases
79 Total | 1 New | 30 Active
Madison County Cases
393 Total | 1 New | 43 Active
Stillwater County Cases
408 Total | 1 New | 90 Active
Toole County Cases
593 Total | 1 New | 10 Active
Beaverhead County Cases
552 Total | 0 New | 84 Active
Fallon County Cases
231 Total | 0 New | 21 Active
Golden Valley County Cases
24 Total | 0 New | 9 Active
Judith Basin County Cases
49 Total | 0 New | 33 Active
Meagher County Cases
108 Total | 0 New | 6 Active
Mineral County Cases
47 Total | 0 New | 17 Active
Petroleum County Cases
7 Total | 0 New | 2 Active
Powder River County Cases
86 Total | 0 New | 13 Active
Powell County Cases
620 Total | 0 New | 93 Active
Richland County Cases
500 Total | 0 New | 117 Active
Sweet Grass County Cases
226 Total | 0 New | 24 Active
Treasure County Cases
28 Total | 0 New | 0 Active
Wheatland County Cases
99 Total | 0 New | 23 Active
