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Lauren J. Young
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Sarah Sheridan
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Leilia Magee
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After originating in China last year, the coronavirus has spread globally and in South Carolina.
From Wednesday, March 10, 2021, South Carolina has 451,597 confirmed cases and 7,768 deaths as a result of the virus.
Below are resources for tracking cases in South Carolina and beyond.
How many cases of coronavirus does SC have?
Hover over each county or zip code area below to see the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in each, according to the South Carolina Department of Environmental and Health Control.
Typically, map updates happen every afternoon, as DHEC releases new information. Check the note just below the map to see the last time it was updated.
County map of COVID-19 cases confirmed in SC
If you can’t see the map below, click here.
Coronavirus trends in South Carolina
The following line graph shows the coronavirus trend in South Carolina, starting with the first positive cases and reported deaths.
Johns Hopkins coronavirus map
Johns Hopkins University has a data panel available online that shows an analysis of the global cases of COVID-19, including confirmed positive cases and presumably positive cases worldwide. (Tip: Works best on a desktop computer.)