A NEW coronavirus map shows a breakdown of all the latest infections across Blackburn with Darwen.
The map, which uses data from the seven days up to October 22, shows Bastwell had the highest number of new cases in the borough, with 125 people testing positive for the virus over that period.
The second highest number of new cases were reported from Little Harwood, where 104 people tested positive for the virus.
However according to the interactive map, this was 3.7 per cent fewer cases that over the previous seven days – making Little Harwood the only area in Blackburn with Darwen which has seen a decrease in the number of new cases.
The third highest number of cases came from within Lammack and Revidge, where 89 people tested positive in the seven days up to October 22.
Darwen town reported the fewest new cases, with 29 infections discovered.
Central Blackburn
Total cases - 83
76.6% up on last week
Rolling rate - 932.2
Roe Lee, Brownhill & Sunnybower
Total cases - 74
48.0% up on last week
Rolling rate - 720.1
Little Harwood
Total cases -104
3.7% down on last week
Rolling rate -1,123.0
Shadsworth & Intack
Total cases - 65
71.1% up on last week
Rolling rate - 606.7
Queen's Park & Higher Croft
Total cases - 44
18.9% up on last week
Rolling rate - 452.0
Ewood & Fernhurst
Total cases - 45
25.0% up on last week
Rolling rate - 585.4
North Darwen
Total cases - 53
89.3% up on last week
Rolling rate - 793.9
Darwen Town
Total cases - 29
45.0% up on last week
Rolling rate - 456.5
South Darwen & Whitehall
Total cases - 40
90.5% up on last week
Rolling rate - 475.7
Beardwood, Pleasington & Livesey
Total cases - 55
34.1% up on last week
Rolling rate - 669.1
Lammack & Revidge
Total cases - 89
39.1% down on last week
Rolling rate - 1,001.0
Bastwell
Total cases - 125
60.3% up on last week
Rolling rate - 1,668.9
Wensley Fold
Total cases - 83
59.6% up on last week
Rolling rate - 922.5
Witton, Mill Hill & Hollin Bank
Total cases - 57
111.1% up on last week
Rolling rate - 544.8
Meadowhead
Total cases - 40
100.0% up on last week
Rolling rate - 561.7
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