Table 1.

Characteristics of the US counties included in the analysis until July 21, 2020. Mean (standard deviation), minimum-maximum, and frequency (percentage)

	All counties, N = 3142		Counties with 10 or more cases per 100,000 until July 7, 2020 (2 weeks before data analysis), N = 3036
	M (SD)	Min–max	M (SD)	Min–max
COVID-19 Deaths per 100,000 population	20.4 (44)	0–1438	21.1 (44.5)	0–1438
% in Concentrated disadvantage	13.7 (23.4)	0–100	13.9 (23.4)	0–100
% in Black-concentrated	13.3 (27.2)	0–100	13.7 (27.5)	0–100
% 45 to 64 years old	27.1 (3)	9.9–54.7	27.1 (2.8)	9.9–41.7
% 65 years or older	18.4 (4.6)	3.8–55.7	18.3 (4.5)	3.8–55.7
Population density (per square miles)	2,72.7 (1785.8)	0–71,340.6	2,49.2 (1531.9)	0–71,340.6
% Uninsured	10.1 (5.1)	1.7–45.6	10 (5)	1.7–42.4
ICU beds per 100,000 population	12.5 (23.7)	0–769.5	12.9 (24)	0–769.5
Hospital beds per 1000 population	3 (4.9)	0–127.7	2.9 (4.8)	0–127.7
Days from the first case	95.8 (20.1)	0–164	112.8 (20.2)	14–181
Total 2019 Deaths	1040.9 (270.4)	0–2219.8	1048.4 (265)	0–2219.8
	N (%)		N (%)
Core-based statistical area (CBSA)
Non-CBSA	1301 (41.4)		1215 (40)
Metro	1181 (37.6)		1170 (38.5)
Micro	660 (21)		651 (21.4)
Region
Northeast	217 (6.9)		211 (7)
Midwest	1055 (33.6)		1026 (33.8)
South	1422 (45.3)		1412 (46.5)
West	448 (14.3)		387 (12.8)