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SCAHC COVID-19 Information
Total Tested:	Pending Results:	Negative Results:	Positive Results:	Active Cases:
47,433	0	38,920	8,513	66

This information was last updated on 6/01/2022 and will be updated weekly on Wednesday.

COVID-19 Positive Total Per SCAT District
	Gilson Wash:	Peridot:	7 Mile:	Bylas:	Other:
POSITIVE	1568	2957	1705	1543	740
RECOVERED	1535	2902	1682	1532	726
DEATHS	22	31	8	5	2
ACTIVE CASES	11	24	15	4	12

This information was last updated on 6/1/2022 and will be updated weekly on Wednesday.

County	Number of Positive
Gila	17,545
Graham	12,128
Maricopa	1,305.383
Pinal	134,363
Navajo	38,799
Coconino	44,800
Santa Cruz	16,784
Cochise	31,991
Yavapai	49,058
Yuma	62,906
La Paz	5248
Mohave	58,198
Apache	22,769
Greenlee	2242
Pima	260,455
Total AZ Cases	2,062,669

This information was last updated on 6/1/2022 and will be updated every Wednesday.

*All AZ County information is retrieved from azdhs.gov website.

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