Illinois officials report 9,345 coronavirus deaths, with 355,217 confirmed cases

Illinois officials report 9,345 coronavirus deaths, with 355,217 confirmed cases
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There have been 355,217 confirmed coronavirus cases in Illinois as of October 21, with 9,345 deaths linked to the virus, according to data from the state Department of Public Health (IDPH).

Chicago (91,406 cases) and Cook County (76,733 cases) posted the highest numbers statewide. Chicago’s death toll from the virus stands at 3,025, while Cook County recorded 2,357 deaths, according to the IDPH.

Illinois residents who have been tested for COVID-19 now number 6,950,105, the department reported. And the age group with the most confirmed cases was 20 to 29, with 70,812 people in the age group testing positive for the virus.

Among all those testing positive in Illinois, 167,245 were male and 182,396 were female, the IDPH said. Male deaths linked to coronavirus numbered 5,023, while female deaths stood at 4,322.

Broken down according to race, the fatalities consisted of 4,625 Asians, 4,625 whites, 2,292 African-Americans, 1,813 Hispanics, and 222 belonging to other races or who did not provide their ethnicity before they died.

Coronavirus Stats by County as of October 21
County/Jurisdiction Positive Cases Deaths
Illinois 355,217 9,345
Chicago 91,406 3,025
Cook 76,733 2,357
DuPage 21,470 603
Lake 19,856 507
Will 17,354 424
Kane 15,802 344
Winnebago 9,464 172
St. Clair 7,674 215
Madison 6,893 153
Champaign 5,819 28
McHenry 5,803 120
Peoria 4,336 67
McLean 3,967 31
Rock Island 3,766 89
Sangamon 3,626 61
Kankakee 3,224 78
Macon 2,733 49
Kendall 2,521 29
Tazewell 2,475 49
LaSalle 2,235 60
DeKalb 2,168 42
Coles 1,822 38
Williamson 1,761 59
Boone 1,709 25
Adams 1,701 15
Clinton 1,663 25
Vermilion 1,592 8
Jackson 1,462 26
Whiteside 1,241 25
Randolph 1,195 14
Knox 1,181 12
Ogle 1,121 7
Effingham 1,103 3
Grundy 903 7
Marion 891 16
Franklin 888 8
Jefferson 886 44
Monroe 873 28
Bureau 866 17
Morgan 854 24
Stephenson 851 7
Henry 810 7
Christian 794 26
Macoupin 751 10
Union 746 25
McDonough 687 16
Fayette 652 22
Lee 641 1
Crawford 636 6
Shelby 611 10
Livingston 586 10
Douglas 584 8
Montgomery 570 15
Woodford 558 14
Logan 553 4
Saline 511 9
Bond 480 9
Warren 467 7
Iroquois 464 19
Jersey 462 21
Wayne 461 11
Cass 453 11
Jo Daviess 446 7
Fulton 446 1
Perry 412 16
Moultrie 380 5
Carroll 372 8
Johnson 327 0
Richland 322 15
Lawrence 317 8
Clay 291 12
Clark 288 10
Hancock 288 4
Washington 286 1
Pike 281 4
Greene 276 15
Cumberland 260 6
Jasper 257 10
De Witt 246 3
White 242 1
Mason 239 1
Mercer 229 6
Pulaski 228 1
Piatt 220 0
Wabash 215 5
Ford 186 11
Menard 165 1
Edgar 146 8
Marshall 141 3
Massac 141 2
Henderson 115 0
Hamilton 113 2
Alexander 110 1
Gallatin 106 2
Brown 103 0
Edwards 101 0
Scott 98 0
Putnam 88 0
Schuyler 83 1
Stark 82 2
Calhoun 67 0
Hardin 50 0
Pope 37 1


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