West Nile Virus Maps - Human

West Nile Virus: North Dakota - Human

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Cumulative 2012 Data as of 3 am, May 14, 2013*

These data are provisional and may be revised or adjusted in the future.

[Epi curve - Vertical bar graph showing number of incidents for each of 52 weeks]

Cumulative Human Disease Cases by Local Jurisdiction - North Dakota, 2012

Barnes County	9
Benson County	1
Burleigh County	11
Cass County	8
Dickey County	7
Eddy County	1
Emmons County	3
Foster County	1
Grand Forks County	3
Lamoure County	6
McHenry County	1
McIntosh County	3
McLean County	4
Morton County	1
Nelson County	2

Ramsey County	5
Ransom County	3
Richland County	3
Sargent County	1
Sheridan County	1
Steele County	3
Stutsman County	8
Traill County	2
Walsh County	1
Williams County	1

Cumulative Total Entire State: 89

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This page last modified: Tuesday May 14, 2013 EST

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* Data demonstrates local jurisdiction of residence and not necessarily the locale where the infection was acquired.
** States and counties in yellow are those in which virus activity has been reported historically, but no positive test results have been reported or no surveillance has occurred this year.