Montana reported 56 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday, June.
Montana state health officials report Monday a new single-day record-high number of COVID-19 cases at 56, eclipsing the previous record of 35.
Yellowstone County had the highest number of new cases Monday with 14, followed closely by Gallatin County at 13
The state reports 609 people recovered and 100 total hospitalizations with 13 active hospitalizations.
County Gender Age Range Date Reported
- Big Horn F 60-69 06/28/2020
- Cascade F 30-39 06/28/2020
- Custer F 60-69 06/28/2020
- Custer M 70-79 06/28/2020
- Flathead F 30-39 06/28/2020
- Flathead F 30-39 06/28/2020
- Flathead M 60-69 06/28/2020
- Flathead F 60-69 06/28/2020
- Flathead M 50-59 06/28/2020
- Flathead F 70-79 06/28/2020
- Gallatin F 30-39 06/28/2020
- Gallatin M 40-49 06/28/2020
- Gallatin M 20-29 06/28/2020
- Gallatin M 40-49 06/28/2020
- Gallatin M 20-29 06/28/2020
- Gallatin M 20-29 06/28/2020
- Gallatin M 20-29 06/28/2020
- Gallatin M 20-29 06/28/2020
- Gallatin M 40-49 06/28/2020
- Gallatin M 20-29 06/28/2020
- Gallatin M 20-29 06/28/2020
- Gallatin M 20-29 06/28/2020
- Gallatin M 20-29 06/28/2020
- Glacier M 0-9 06/28/2020
- Glacier F 40-49 06/28/2020
- Glacier F 0-9 06/28/2020
- Glacier F 0-9 06/28/2020
- Glacier F 10-19 06/28/2020
- Glacier F 0-9 06/28/2020
- Glacier F 0-9 06/28/2020
- Glacier F 30-39 06/28/2020
- Glacier F 10-19 06/28/2020
- Granite M 10-19 06/28/2020
- Lincoln M 70-79 06/28/2020
- Ravalli M 10-19 06/28/2020
- Ravalli M 30-39 06/28/2020
- Ravalli M 50-59 06/28/2020
- Ravalli M 10-19 06/28/2020
- Richland F 60-69 06/28/2020
- Richland M 30-39 06/28/2020
- Stillwater F 20-29 06/28/2020
- Valley F 20-29 06/28/2020
- Yellowstone F 40-49 06/28/2020
- Yellowstone F 30-39 06/28/2020
- Yellowstone F 40-49 06/28/2020
- Yellowstone F 40-49 06/28/2020
- Yellowstone M 20-29 06/28/2020
- Yellowstone M 40-49 06/28/2020
- Yellowstone M 20-29 06/28/2020
- Yellowstone M 20-29 06/28/2020
- Yellowstone M 30-39 06/28/2020
- Yellowstone M 40-49 06/28/2020
- Yellowstone M 20-29 06/28/2020
- Yellowstone F 20-29 06/28/2020
- Yellowstone M 20-29 06/28/2020
- Yellowstone M 30-39 06/28/2020
Although the state is reporting 919 total cases, MTN does not include one case counted in Jefferson County that was traced to a resident of the county who was out of state and did not contract the virus in Montana.
The detected positive cases are out of 6,479 new tests completed, bringing the total number of tests to 88,743 in Montana.
The number of deaths attributed to COVID-19 is now at 22. On Friday, health officials in Rosebud County confirmed on Facebook the death of a person with a residence in the county who no longer lived there.
The post from Rosebud County did not say where, or if, the person was in Montana at time of death, but it is counted as a COVID-19 death in the state due to residency status.
There have been six other deaths due to COVID-19 in Toole County, three in Yellowstone County, two in Cascade County, and two in Flathead County. The other deaths have been reported in Big Horn, Gallatin, Lincoln, Madison, and Missoula counties.
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