There are lots of Covid-19 Trackers out there. Some of them allow you to look at the numbers on a macro level, others allow you to look at the data for smaller regions. Some are updated frequently, others not as often.
The goal of this project was to combine some of the various data sources to allow for tracking and analysis of different regions that I felt were relevant and to be able to look at the data in a way that isn't always easily availble on the web.
All charts are interactive. You can zoom in/zoom out, you can select (and de-select) regions (by default only a handful of regions is displayed on each chart, but others can be easily added by clicking on them in the legend)
First, just some basic overview of where we are vs other regions (countries, states, NYC).
This is a great indicator of how "under-control" each region is. When the case count in a region is growing exponentially -- the region appears on this graph as a straight line (moving from left to right).
Regions that are able to get the spread under control will show up as if "dropping off" the chart (perfect example is South Korea in purple). We want to see all the other regions follow that pattern. You can see some "departure" from the straigh line in Italy and Spain. Everyone else is still pretty much on the "staight line", although there are some early signs of hope
Granted, not a totally fair comparison of NYC or NY State vs entire country of Italy or Spain.
Showing Counties with >5,000 Confirmed Cases