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Montana reports 694 new COVID-19 cases, one new death (Sunday, Nov. 1)

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There were 694 new cases and one new death reported on the Montana Response COVID-19 tracking map on Sunday.

The data below is from the official Montana website on Nov. 1:

  • TOTAL CASES & RECOVERIES: Montana now reports 33,495 cumulative cases statewide, with 21,398 people recovered.
  • HOSPITALIZATIONS: The state reports 376 active hospitalizations, 1,357 total hospitalizations.
  • ACTIVE CASES: The state reports there are currently 11,721 active COVID-19 cases in Montana.
  • TESTING: The number of tests increased by 6,286 over the previous 24-hour reporting period, for a new cumulative state-wide total of 498,915.
  • DEATHS: The cumulative number of deaths in Montana is now 376, an increase of one since Saturday.

Numbers reported by the state each day occasionally differ from those reported by county public health departments due to periodic lag times in reporting data to the state. We encourage people to check the official website and/or Facebook page of their respective county health department for any information that is not yet included in the state's daily updates.

Numbers reported by the state each day occasionally differ from those reported by county public health departments due to periodic lag times in reporting data to the state. We encourage people to check the official website and/or Facebook page of their respective county health department for any information that is not yet included in the state's daily updates.

Governor Steve Bullock announced a statewide directive requiring face coverings/masks in Montana on July 15. The directive applies to counties that have four or more active cases of COVID-19. The directive requires that masks be used in most indoor settings and where social distancing cannot be maintained. Bullock said businesses will have the right to deny entry of anyone not wearing a mask. Click here to read the full text of the face-covering/mask directive.



CDC: The federal Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) released data last month which emphasizes that people with contributing or underlying medical conditions are at much greater risk of dying from COVID-19. According to the CDC, an estimated 94% of all COVID-related deaths in the nation were people who had contributing medical conditions and diseases. The CDC report states: "For 6% of the deaths, COVID-19 was the only cause mentioned. For deaths with conditions or causes in addition to COVID-19, on average, there were 2.6 additional conditions or causes per death." The report states that the most common underlying medical conditions that contributed to COVID-related deaths include respiratory diseases such as pneumonia, asthma, and COPD; diabetes; hyptertensive diseases; and heart disease. Click here to learn more on the CDC website.

The CDC also recently released an update to their research into fatality rates associated with COVID-19. A summary of COVID-19 survival rates is shown below; the summary is one of five based on several scenarios. The CDC data and scenarios can be found here.

COVID-19 Survival Rates

  • Age 0-19: 99.997%
  • Age 20-49: 99.98%
  • Age 50-69: 99.5%
  • Age 70+: 94.6%

The CDC says the scenarios are intended to advance public health preparedness and planning, and are not predictions or estimates of the expected impact of COVID-19. The parameter values in each scenario will be updated and augmented over time, as the agency learns more about the epidemiology of COVID-19. The update from September 10th is based on data received by the CDC through August 8.



Total Confirmed, New Daily, Active Cases by County

Yellowstone County Cases

6,988 Total | 134 New | 2,570 Active

Flathead County Cases

3,615 Total | 123 New | 883 Active

Gallatin County Cases

3,550 Total | 105 New | 1,215 Active

Hill County Cases

896 Total | 46 New | 434 Active

Silver Bow County Cases

654 Total | 43 New | 162 Active

Roosevelt County Cases

1,022 Total | 42 New | 414 Active

Missoula County Cases

2,414 Total | 33 New | 1,004 Active

Lake County Cases

613 Total | 25 New | 190 Active

Lewis and Clark County Cases

1,097 Total | 16 New | 827 Active

Park County Cases

285 Total | 14 New | 80 Active

Richland County Cases

359 Total | 14 New | 67 Active

Fergus County Cases

260 Total | 13 New | 80 Active

Carbon County Cases

275 Total | 9 New | 57 Active

Madison County Cases

205 Total | 9 New | 48 Active

Chouteau County Cases

119 Total | 8 New | 63 Active

Deer Lodge County Cases

473 Total | 7 New | 183 Active

Glacier County Cases

1,003 Total | 6 New | 145 Active

Lincoln County Cases

329 Total | 6 New | 99 Active

Custer County Cases

344 Total | 5 New | 113 Active

Rosebud County Cases

858 Total | 5 New | 140 Active

Carter County Cases

77 Total | 4 New | 41 Active

Broadwater County Cases

92 Total | 3 New | 69 Active

Musselshell County Cases

128 Total | 3 New | 35 Active

Phillips County Cases

193 Total | 3 New | 39 Active

Dawson County Cases

278 Total | 2 New | 89 Active

Jefferson County Cases

186 Total | 2 New | 70 Active

Valley County Cases

383 Total | 2 New | 78 Active

Wheatland County Cases

73 Total | 2 New | 25 Active

Beaverhead County Cases

284 Total | 1 New | 33 Active

Big Horn County Cases

1,400 Total | 1 New | 236 Active

Daniels County Cases

49 Total | 1 New | 24 Active

Garfield County Cases

30 Total | 1 New | 9 Active

Granite County Cases

71 Total | 1 New | 31 Active

Judith Basin County Cases

16 Total | 1 New | 4 Active

Liberty County Cases

35 Total | 1 New | 7 Active

Petroleum County Cases

4 Total | 1 New | 1 Active

Powell County Cases

183 Total | 1 New | 170 Active

Teton County Cases

92 Total | 1 New | 9 Active