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Montana COVID-19 report (Tuesday, Nov. 17)

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There were 1,500 new cases and 21 new deaths reported on the Montana Response COVID-19 tracking map on Monday.

The data below is from the official Montana website on Nov. 17:

  • TOTAL CASES & RECOVERIES: Montana now reports 49,398 cumulative cases statewide, with 29,105 people recovered.
  • HOSPITALIZATIONS: The state reports 456 active hospitalizations, 2,161 total hospitalizations.
  • ACTIVE CASES: The state reports there are currently 19,750 active COVID-19 cases in Montana.
  • TESTING: The number of tests increased by 10,494 over the previous 24-hour reporting period, for a new cumulative state-wide total of 583,828.
  • DEATHS: The cumulative number of deaths in Montana is now 543.

Numbers reported by the state each day occasionally differ from those reported by county public health departments due to periodic lag times in reporting data to the state. We encourage people to check the official website and/or Facebook page of their respective county health department for any information that is not yet included in the state's daily updates.

Numbers reported by the state each day occasionally differ from those reported by county public health departments due to periodic lag times in reporting data to the state. We encourage people to check the official website and/or Facebook page of their respective county health department for any information that is not yet included in the state's daily updates.

Governor Steve Bullock announced a statewide directive requiring face coverings/masks in Montana on July 15. The directive applies to counties that have four or more active cases of COVID-19. The directive requires that masks be used in most indoor settings and where social distancing cannot be maintained. Bullock said businesses will have the right to deny entry of anyone not wearing a mask. Click here to read the full text of the face-covering/mask directive.



CDC: The federal Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) released data last month which emphasizes that people with contributing or underlying medical conditions are at much greater risk of dying from COVID-19. According to the CDC, an estimated 94% of all COVID-related deaths in the nation were people who had contributing medical conditions and diseases. The CDC report states: "For 6% of the deaths, COVID-19 was the only cause mentioned. For deaths with conditions or causes in addition to COVID-19, on average, there were 2.6 additional conditions or causes per death." The report states that the most common underlying medical conditions that contributed to COVID-related deaths include respiratory diseases such as pneumonia, asthma, and COPD; diabetes; hyptertensive diseases; and heart disease. Click here to learn more on the CDC website.

The CDC also recently released an update to their research into fatality rates associated with COVID-19. A summary of COVID-19 survival rates is shown below; the summary is one of five based on several scenarios. The CDC data and scenarios can be found here.

COVID-19 Survival Rates

  • Age 0-19: 99.997%
  • Age 20-49: 99.98%
  • Age 50-69: 99.5%
  • Age 70+: 94.6%


    Total Confirmed, New Daily, Active Cases by County

    Cascade County Cases

    4,133 Total | 540 New | 3,363 Active

    Gallatin County Cases

    5,947 Total | 154 New | 1,115 Active

    Flathead County Cases

    5,249 Total | 140 New | 1,776 Active

    Lewis and Clark County Cases

    1,929 Total | 81 New | 909 Active

    Silver Bow County Cases

    1,290 Total | 76 New | 581 Active

    Missoula County Cases

    3,596 Total | 59 New | 2,055 Active

    Yellowstone County Cases

    9,241 Total | 59 New | 4,814 Active

    Big Horn County Cases

    1,700 Total | 50 New | 719 Active

    Custer County Cases

    566 Total | 42 New | 146 Active

    Ravalli County Cases

    828 Total | 41 New | 301 Active

    Beaverhead County Cases

    479 Total | 30 New | 120 Active

    Jefferson County Cases

    333 Total | 26 New | 125 Active

    Sanders County Cases

    180 Total | 21 New | 43 Active

    Carbon County Cases

    491 Total | 13 New | 115 Active

    Hill County Cases

    1,164 Total | 13 New | 326 Active

    Dawson County Cases

    456 Total | 12 New | 79 Active

    Deer Lodge County Cases

    612 Total | 12 New | 54 Active

    Fallon County Cases

    168 Total | 12 New | 29 Active

    Stillwater County Cases

    363 Total | 12 New | 61 Active

    Lake County Cases

    840 Total | 11 New | 284 Active

    Rosebud County Cases

    825 Total | 11 New | 67 Active

    Park County Cases

    477 Total | 10 New | 182 Active

    Roosevelt County Cases

    1,145 Total | 9 New | 509 Active

    Lincoln County Cases

    575 Total | 8 New | 213 Active

    Wibaux County Cases

    69 Total | 8 New | 20 Active

    Chouteau County Cases

    210 Total | 7 New | 64 Active

    Sheridan County Cases

    217 Total | 6 New | 80 Active

    Glacier County Cases

    1,117 Total | 5 New | 135 Active

    Liberty County Cases

    52 Total | 5 New | 12 Active

    Richland County Cases

    487 Total | 5 New | 224 Active

    Toole County Cases

    573 Total | 4 New | 33 Active

    McCone County Cases

    78 Total | 2 New | 4 Active

    Mineral County Cases

    27 Total | 2 New | 8 Active

    Pondera County Cases

    236 Total | 2 New | 36 Active

    Powder River County Cases

    78 Total | 2 New | 9 Active

    Sweet Grass County Cases

    188 Total | 2 New | 41 Active

    Teton County Cases

    135 Total | 2 New | 18 Active

    Broadwater County Cases

    144 Total | 1 New | 28 Active

    Fergus County Cases

    451 Total | 1 New | 371 Active

    Granite County Cases

    103 Total | 1 New | 33 Active

    Phillips County Cases

    230 Total | 1 New | 31 Active

    Powell County Cases

    391 Total | 1 New | 86 Active

    Valley County Cases

    500 Total | 1 New | 58 Active