The Johns Hopkins University map is looks pretty slick (it kind of reminds of the big nuclear war display in the 1980's movie
War Games). Unfortunately some of the data is out of date. It's currently not showing any cases in Colorado when actually the case load nearly doubled from the 30's yesterday to 72 today.
The NY Times has a more up to date US map of coronavirus cases here:
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/coronavirus-us-cases.html
Joel Golden said:
The part freaking everyone out is the unknown. Reports yesterday suggested only freakin 77 people were tested in the US this week. While test kits are becoming more available only one testing center is in operation for the whole US. It’s gonna take another week for everything to be put in place and quick testing to happen.
The testing situation is just freaking ridiculous. It's a massive governmental failure. It mind-blowing to consider when coronavirus cases were starting to appear in Washington state federal officials blocked medical people from testing suspected patients for COVID-19. The doctors only found out and confirmed the early cases by defying fed orders and testing anyway.
And now testing kits are slowly starting to trickle out to various places. But anyone who suspects he or she might be infected with the new coronavirus has to jump through a bunch of hoops to get tested. You gotta get a doctor's referral and meet all sorts of other criteria.
That policy just sounds very STUPID. We very likely have undetected, undocumented community spread happening now in various parts of the country. But we're going to make it hard for people to get tested
when they want to do so voluntarily? What about trying to track down people who are infected and don't want to get tested? There's already liability issues with this. If you know you're infected with the new coronavirus and insist on going to work, school, public places, etc and pass it to other people you could wind up in all sorts of legal trouble. On top of all that, due to the lack of testing available it's likely some fatalities attributed to the flu were really caused by COVID-19.