Coronavirus In Marin County: 51 Confirmed Cases In Southern Marin

MILL VALLEY, CA — There were 317 confirmed cases of the coronavirus Sunday in Marin County. Of the cases, 51 were in the Southern Marin region encompassing Mill Valley, Marin City, Sausalito and Tamalpais Valley, according to county data.

The county reported 18 more COVID-19 cases Sunday, while the death toll stood at 14. The county had 299 confirmed cases on Saturday.

A total of 48 people have been hospitalized due to the virus since the county's first COVID-19 case was reported on March 8. One person remained hospitalized as of Sunday.

To date, the majority of confirmed cases and hospitalizations have been residents 50 or older. All reported coronavirus-related deaths have been residents 65 or older.

A total of 9,080 COVID-19 tests have been conducted in Marin. There have been 226 documented COVID-19 recoveries, according to county data.

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The county provides geographic regions for confirmed COVID-19 cases in Marin. The data is broken down to reflect the number of cases in six separate locations: San Rafael, Novato, San Anselmo and Fairfax, West Marin, Central Marin and Southern Marin. Only communities with more than 20,000 people are listed separately on the county's virus data website.

As of Sunday, San Rafael had 127 cases, Novato had 77 cases, San Anselmo and Fairfax had 15 cases, West Marin had less than 10 cases, Central Marin had 43 cases, and Southern Marin had 51 cases.

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