By Julie M. Photos by Laurent P. Published January 14, 2021 at 7:48 p.m. Updated January 14, 2021 at 7:54 p.m.
Jean-Castex has just announced, this Thursday, January 14, 2021, a curfew at 6 p.m. throughout the national territory for at least 15 days. The incidence rate by department remains an indicator to be monitored very closely to monitor the evolution of the epidemic. Indeed, if initially only the departments which exceeded the threshold of 200 per 100,000 inhabitants had to take new measures to fight against the spread of the epidemic with in particular the implementation of an extension of their curfew from 6 p.m. today, the whole of the territory is concerned until the situation improves. We discover together the incidence rates of each department as of Thursday, January 14, 2021.
The new indicator to follow closely at the start of the year, it is the incidence rate of each department. Indeed, it makes it possible to estimate the share of people infected in each department and there is a corresponding number of people tested positive over the last 7 days out of 100,000 inhabitants.
Find below the incidence rate by department at Thursday, January 14, 2021. We noted in rouge the departments for which the incidence rate is greater than 200 per 100,000, in orange the departments for which it is between 100 and 200 per 100,000. We put in vert the departments for which the threshold is less than 100 per 100,000. Not that these areas are considered safe, but for now they are not threatened by an advance of the curfew.
The overall incidence rate in France at January 14, 2021 is of 186 or well above the alert threshold set at 50.
- 01 – Ain – Bourg-en-Bresse – 209
- 02 – Aisne – Laon – 205
- 03 – Allier – Moulins – 237
- 04 – Alpes-de-Haute-Provence – Digne-les-Bains — 191
- 05 — Hautes-Alpes — Gap — 268
- 06 — Alpes-Maritimes — Nice — 465
- 07 – Ardèche – Privas – 204
- 08 – Ardennes – Charleville-Mézières – 253
- 09 – Ariège – Foix – 192
- 10 – Dawn – Troyes – 188
- 11 – Aude – Carcassonne – 175
- 12 – Aveyron – Rodez – 129
- 13 – Bouches-du-Rhône – Marseille – 280
- 14 – Calvados – Caen – 154
- 15 – Cantal – Aurillac — 151
- 16 – Charente – Angoulême — 98
- 17 – Charente-Maritime – La Rochelle — 90
- 18 – Cher – Bourges — 253
- 19 – Corrèze – Tulle — 121
- 2A – Corse-du-Sud – Ajaccio — 74
- 2B – Haute-Corse – Bastia — 86
- 21 – Côte-d’Or – Dijon – 250
- 22 – Côtes-d’Armor – Saint-Brieuc — 62
- 23 – Creuse – Gueret — 130
- 24 – Dordogne – Périgueux — 113
- 25 – Doubs – Besançon – 307
- 26 – Drôme – Valence — 251
- 27 – Eure – Évreux — 103
- 28 – Eure-et-Loir – Chartres — 136
- 29 – Finistère – Quimper — 68
- 30 – Gard – Nîmes — 189
- 31 – Haute-Garonne – Toulouse — 166
- 32 – Gers – Also — 149
- 33 – Gironde – Bordeaux — 151
- 34 – Hérault – Montpellier — 180
- 35 – Ille-et-Vilaine – Rennes — 134
- 36 – Indre – Châteauroux — 201
- 37 – Indre-et-Loire – Tours — 170
- 38 – Isère – Grenoble — 217
- 39 – Jura – Lons-le-Saunier – 341
- 40 – Landes – Mont-de-Marsan — 162
- 41 – Loir-et-Cher – Blois — 128
- 42 – Loire – Saint-Étienne — 215
- 43 – Haute-Loire – Le Puy-en-Velay — 243
- 44 – Loire-Atlantique – Nantes — 99
- 45 – Loiret – Orleans — 175
- 46 — Lot — Cahors — 105
- 47 – Lot-et-Garonne – Agen — 153
- 48 – Lozère – Mende — 194
- 49 – Maine-et-Loire – Angers — 107
- 50 – Manche – Saint-Lô — 162
- 51 – Marne – Châlons-en-Champagne – 220
- 52 – Haute-Marne – Chaumont – 310
- 53 – Mayenne – Laval – 148
- 54 – Meurthe-et-Moselle – Nancy – 264
- 55 – Meuse – Bar-le-Duc – 274
- 56 – Morbihan – Vannes — 75
- 57 – Moselle – Metz – 235
- 58 – Nièvre – Nevers – 255
- 59 – Nord – Lille – 173
- 60 – Oise – Beauvais – 195
- 61 – Orne – Alençon — 197
- 62 – Pas-de-Calais – Arras – 165
- 63 – Puy-de-Dome – Clermont-Ferrand — 197
- 64 – Pyrénées-Atlantiques – Pau — 135
- 65 – Hautes-Pyrénées – Tarbes — 175
- 66 – Pyrénées-Orientales – Perpignan — 176
- 67 – Bas-Rhin – Strasbourg – 198
- 68 – skin rhin – Colmar — 215
- 69 – Rhône – Lyon — 208
- 70 – Haute-Saône – Vesoul – 295
- 71 – Saône-et-Loire – Mâcon – 266
- 72 – Sarthe – Le Mans — 93
- 73 – Savoie – Chambéry — 185
- 74 – Haute-Savoie – Annecy — 208
- 75 – Paris – Paris – 197
- 76 – Seine-Maritime – Rouen — 199
- 77 – Seine-et-Marne – Melun – 174
- 78 – Yvelines – Versailles – 154
- 79 – Deux-Sèvres – Niort — 239
- 80 – Somme – Amiens – 245
- 81 – Tarn – Albi — 192
- 82 – Tarn-et-Garonne – Montauban — 126
- 83 – Var – Toulon — 283
- 84 – Vaucluse – Avignon — 259
- 85 – Vendée – La Roche-sur-Yon — 123
- 86 – Vienne – Poitiers — 104
- 87 – Haute-Vienne – Limoges — 118
- 88 – Vosges – Épinal – High Vigilance — 231
- 89 – Yonne – Auxerre – 192
- 90 — Territoire de Belfort – Belfort – 338
- 91 – Essonne – Évry – 175
- 92 – Hauts-de-Seine – Nanterre – 183
- 93 – Seine – Saint-Denis – Bobigny – 180
- 94 – Val-de-Marne – Créteil – 208
- 95 – Val-d’Oise – Cergy-Pontoise – 206
- 971 – Guadeloupe – Basse-Terre — 32
- 972 – Martinique – Fort-de-France — 21
- 973 – Guyana – Cayenne — 313
- 974 – The meeting – Saint-Denis — 31
- 976 — Mayotte — Dzaoudzi — 104
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