By Jean-Baptiste Morel
Published on 21 Mar 21 @ 10:19 am
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Since Saturday March 20, 2021, theYour is one of the departments for which the Government has decided on new measures to curb the progression of the epidemic of the Covid-19.
312 cases per 100,000 inhabitants
In question, the high incidence rate, still amounted to 312 cases per 100,000 inhabitants on March 20 in the Eure according to a communication from the prefecture, where the “maximum alert threshold” was set at 250 a few weeks ago by Prime Minister Jean Castex .
The Géodes tool, which compiles and maps data from Public Health France, allows you to go into detail, and in particular to have an overview of the incidence rates by municipality.
Here is the full map:
Obviously, these data should be used with caution, since the incidence rate is calculated per 100,000 inhabitants, and the number of inhabitants in the Euroise municipalities is much lower; it is therefore a pro rata, which must be read as such.
However, this allows you to have an overview of the areas of the Eure where the virus is most present, but also of those most spared. The most recent data, those in this article, are for the week of March 9 to 15, 2021.
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–Update in Evreux
It is also possible to zoom in on a city, to analyze by district where the virus is most present. Thus, here in Evreux is the map of incidence rates by zone.
–To discover all this data, go to the Geodes site.
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