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West Nile Virus
Human
2008
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West Nile Virus:  Colorado - Human
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Weld County (19) Routt County Jackson County Moffat County Logan County (2) Sedgwick County Larimer County (13) Phillips County (1) Morgan County (2) Grand County Yuma County (1) Washington County Boulder County (13) Rio Blanco County Garfield County Broomfield County Adams County (6) Gilpin County Eagle County Summit County Jefferson County (3) Denver County (3) Clear Creek County Arapahoe County (1) Kit Carson County Douglas County Elbert County Lincoln County Park County Lake County Mesa County Pitkin County Gunnison County (1) Delta County (1) Teller County El Paso County Chaffee County Cheyenne County Fremont County Montrose County Kiowa County (1) Pueblo County (2) Crowley County Saguache County Ouray County Prowers County (1) Custer County Bent County Otero County (1) San Miguel County Hinsdale County Huerfano County San Juan County Mineral County Dolores County Rio Grande County Las Animas County Alamosa County Costilla County Baca County Montezuma County La Plata County Archuleta County Conejos County Navigate to Arizona page Navigate to Kansas page Navigate to Nebraska page Navigate to New Mexico page Navigate to Oklahoma page Navigate to Utah page Navigate to Wyoming page
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Cumulative 2008 Data as of 3 am, Apr 09, 2009*
These data are provisional and may be revised or adjusted in the future.
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Cumulative Human Disease Cases by County - Colorado, 2008
Adams County6
Arapahoe County1
Boulder County13
Delta County1
Denver County3
Gunnison County1
Jefferson County3
Kiowa County1
Larimer County13
Logan County2
Morgan County2
Otero County1
Phillips County1
Prowers County1
Pueblo County2
Weld County19
Yuma County1
Cumulative Total Entire State: 71
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* States and counties in yellow either did not perform surveillance or did not report any positive test results from their surveillance.