As of 10 a.m. Wednesday, July 29, the Alabama Department of Public Health says 81,572 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Alabama since it began testing in March. That's an increase of 1,263 cases from Tuesday.

The department says there are 32,510 presumed recoveries in the state.

The state reports the total number of hospitalizations since March 13 is 9,893. The total number of coronavirus deaths in the state is 1,489, an increase of 43 deaths from Tuesday.

You can find the amount of coronavirus cases for North Alabama counties, the number of cases added in the last 14 days and how many coronavirus deaths are confirmed below. You can find data for all counties in the state here. 

Madison County: 4,501 total cases/ 1,600 new cases in last 14 days/ 25 deaths

Morgan County: 2,031 total cases/ 542 new cases in last 14 days/ 14 deaths

Limestone County: 1,080 total cases/ 355 new cases in last 14 days/ 11 deaths

Lawrence County: 267 total cases/ 108 new cases in last 14 days/ 0 deaths

Marshall County: 2,727 total cases/ 594 new cases in last 14 days/ 28 deaths

DeKalb County: 1,537 total cases/ 392 new cases in last 14 days/ 10 deaths

Jackson County: 690 total cases/ 179 new cases in last 14 days/ 3 deaths

Lauderdale County: 946 total cases/ 282 new cases in last 14 days/ 9 deaths

Colbert County: 950 total cases/ 337 new cases in last 14 days/ 11 deaths

Franklin County: 1,117 total cases/ 147 new cases in last 14 days/ 20 deaths

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