Latest COVID-19 map shows 60 new cases in Exeter and new clusters in Teignbridge and North, East and West Devon

The latest COVID-19 cluster map for Devon shows 60 new coronaviruses in Exeter and several new clusters in Devon.

While many cities have only a few cases of the virus, COVID-19 has certainly spread across the county and new clusters have appeared in Teignbidge, Torridge and Mid-Devon and the North, East and West Devon areas.

However, in Torbay there has been a decrease in the number of cases.

The COVID-19 cluster map uses data from Public Health England’s second-generation surveillance system (SGSS) to show the pockets of Devon where coronavirus cases are increasing.

The map does this by highlighting which areas of the city have three or more confirmed cases of the virus and coordinating the color of the areas based on how many cases they have.

The map is divided into areas, officially known as Medium Super Exit Areas (MSOA), and each area is colored a certain shade of blue, depending on how many COVID-19 cases have been confirmed in that area.

The darker the blue in the image, the more positive cases there have been.

As of yesterday (Friday 9th October), there have been 94 positive cases in Torridge, 110 in West Devon 110, 179 in South Hams, 206 in North Devon, 281 in Mid Devon, 479 in Teignbridge, 397 in East Devon, 462 in Torbay , 1,063 in Exeter and 1,092 in Plymouth.

Here are the latest confirmed COVID-19 clusters for Devon:

Note: the COVID cluster map is a few days out of date; Today’s map shows cluster numbers from September 30 to October 6, 2020:

Figures recorded on yesterday’s COVID cluster map are in parentheses.

Exeter

A big increase in Pennsylvania and the University, Central Exeter and St James’s Park & ​​Hoopern, all others fairly consistent.

Pennyslvania & University: 322 (previously 301)

Central Exeter: 98 (previously 86)

St James’s Park and Hoopern: 60 (previously 48)

Mincinglake and Beacon Heath: 15 (previously 14)

Heavitree West and Polsloe: 12 (previously 11)

Middlemoor and Sowton: 11 (previously 8)

Wonford & St Loye’s: 10 (was 6)

St Leonard’s: 10 (previously 7)

St Thomas East: 8 (previously 7)

Alphington and Marsh Barton: 8 (previously 7)

Exwick and Foxhayes: 5 (was 3)

St Thomas West: 4 (was 5)

Pinhoe and Whipton North: 6 (previously 6)

Heavitree East and Whipton South: 4 (previously 0)

Countess Wear and Topsham: 3 (previously 0)

Torbay

Several areas of Torbay have seen a decrease in the number of coronavirus cases.

St Marychurch and Maidencombe: 9 (previously 18)

Shiphay and the Willows: 7 (previously 5)

Chelston, Cockington and Livermead: 6 (previously 3)

Goodrington and Roselands: 5 (previously 4)

Clifton and Maidenway: 5 (previously 4)

Paignton Central: 5 (previously 4)

Wellswood: 5 (previously 7)

Babbacombe and Plainmoor: 4 (previously 5)

Torquay Central: 3 (previously 4)

Blatchcombe and Blagdon: 3 (previously 0)

Plymouth

Two new clusters and some small increases in the number of cases in areas of the city.

City Center, Barbican and Sutton Harbor: 11 (previously 9)

SUBWAYillbay and Stonehouse: 6 (before 4)

St Budeaux: 6 (before 4)

Ernesettle: 6 (before 4)

Lipson: 6 (before 4)

Glenholt and Widewell: 6 (previously 5)

Mutley: 6 (previously 7)

Major Compton and Eggbuckland: 5 (previously 3)

Plymstock Goosewell and Staddiscombe: 5 (previously 6)

Keyham: 4 (before 4)

Plymstock Underwood: 4 (was 3)

Plymstock Elburton: 3 (previously 6)

Tamerton Foliot: 3 (was 5)

Deer Park and Leigham: 3 (was 3)

Ford and Blockhouse Park: 3

Southway: 3 (was 0)

Plympton Chaddlewood: 3 (previously 0)

Derriford and Estover: 3 (before 0)

North Devon

North Devon Has Three New Small Groups Of COVID-19

Braunton: 7 (previously 7)

Woolacombe, Georgeham and Croyde: 5 (previously 5)

Roundswell and Landkey: 4 (before 0)

Ilfracombe East: 4 (previously 3)

Westward Ho! & Northam South 3 (previously 0)

Barnstaple Central: 3 (previously 0)

Barnstaple Pilton: 3 (previously 3)

Barnstaple South: 3 (previously 3)

Torridge and mid Devon

Two new groups, but a small number of cases

Morchard Bishop, Copplestone and Newton St Cyres: 5 (previously 5)

Bampton, Holcombe and Westleigh: 4 (previously 0)

Bradninch, Silverton and Thorverton: 4 (previously 4)

Tiverton West: 4 (previously 4)

Shebbear, Cookworthy and Broadheath: 3 (previously 0)

Bideford South and East: 3 (previously 4)

Teignbridge

Slight increases in the number of cases in the area and two new clusters.

Starcross and Exminster: 6 (previously 8)

Newton Abbot, Milber and Buckland: 6 (previously 3)

Tedburn, Shillingford and Higher Ashton: 5 (was 5)

Kingsteignton: 5 (was 5)

Kingskerwell: 5 (previously 6)

Teignmouth South: 5 (previously 6)

Bishopsteignton and Shaldon: 4 (previously 4)

Newton Abbot, Highweek: 4 (was 3)

Chudleigh and Bovey Tracey: 4 (previously 3)

Newton Abbot, City Center: 3 (previously 0)

Dawlish South: 3 (was 0)

North Teignmouth: 3 (previously 0)

Ogwell, Mile End and Teigngrace: 3 (previously 3)

Moretonhamstead, Lustleigh and East

Track: 3 (of 3)

Ashburton and Buckfastleigh: 3 (previously 3)

East Devon

Similar numbers to yesterday, with a new cluster

Cranbrook, Broadclyst & Stoke Canon: 16 (previously 14)

Clyst, Exton and Lympstone: 12 (previously 10)

City of Exmouth: 6 (previously 4)

Exmouth Brixington: 6 (previously 5)

Ottery St Mary and West Hill: 3 (previously 4)

Sidmouth Sidford: 3 (was 0)

Sidbury, Offwell and Beer: 5 (previously 3)

Honiton North and East: 3 (before 3)

Axminster: 4 (was 3)

Feniton and Whimple: 5 (before 4)

West Devon and the South Hams

A new group, but all the numbers are quite low in this region.

Bere Alston, Buckland Monachorum and Yelverton: 5 (previously 6)

Tavistock: 8 (was 5)

Dartmouth: 3 (was 3)

Okehampton: 3 (was 3)

Yealmpton, Modbury and Aveton Gifford: 3 (previously 0)