San Diego CO. Cases of Virus by Zip Code Residence. Update for 04/17/21

[Kyle1886]

County of San Diego
Daily Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

Summary of Cases by Zip Code of Residence

Data are preliminary and subject to change
Data through 3/31/2020, updated 04/17/21/ 8:00 AM


https://www.sandiegocounty.gov/conte...Zip%20Code.pdf

This is a PDF of cases with the bug by residence zip code.

ADDED By City:

https://www.sandiegocounty.gov/conte...0Residence.pdf

By Demographics: From L84CABO' link below post #18.

https://www.sandiegocounty.gov/conte...mographics.pdf

ADDED: 10/28/20

Hospitalizations (weekly)
https://www.sandiegocounty.gov/conte...ummary_ALL.pdf

Other: Watch/Deaths/Cases
https://www.sandiegocounty.gov/conte...19%20Watch.pdf

Stay safe, best to all.

Respectfully
Kyle

Updated: 04/18/21

[crowbar]

👍 Nice info Kyle!
Thank you and best wishes to you and your family.

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[MFortie]

HEY!

My zipcode's not listed! LOL!

(BFE - 91906)

I guess that means we don't have any...

[50 yarder]

Originally Posted by MFortie

HEY!

My zipcode's not listed! LOL!

(BFE - 91906)

I guess that means we don't have any...

It means that SD plans on giving you to Mexico.

[sbo80]

SD in one of the pressers the other day did mention that statistic is kind of odd, as it does not indicate where the person 1-caught the virus, 2-works, or even 3- where they are now. The statistic is simply organized by where their "residence" is. So if there was an outbreak at a store in Escondido, and it happened that most of those workers live in El Cajon, the stat shows increase in cases in El Cajon. But the "problem" was really somewhere else. It might show growth over time historically but it isn't useful for much like if you were checking it every day.

[ENTHUSIAST]

Hillcrest has more cases than any other zip code by almost double are gays spreading this disease at a faster rate as well do to their “lifestyle”?

[Henry Shooter]

91910,91911,& 91913. Chula Vista and Otay Ranch.

Tijuana del Norte 56.

[Kyle1886]

Updated for:04/17/21

By ZIP:

https://www.sandiegocounty.gov/conte...Zip%20Code.pdf

By City:

https://www.sandiegocounty.gov/conte...0Residence.pdf

https://www.sandiegocounty.gov/conte...mographics.pdf

See post # 1 for added PDFs

[Henry Shooter]

And the crap hole of Imperial beach and Chula Vista still I the lead.

Yes be safe and smart out there.

[baranski]

Thanks Kyle, interesting numbers.

[Henry Shooter]

Four of 95 Zip codes, 91910, 91911, 91950, and 92154 have 651 out of 3141 cases.

Approximately 21% of the total cases.

These four Zip codes are on the border, Chula Vista, National City and Imperial Beach.

[CessnaDriver]

Originally Posted by overlandflyer

San Diego County ... last 4 weeks. i did not include my graph of total positive cases which is most likely lagging/ misleading due to the pathetically low/ slow rate of testing throughout the entire U.S.

FACT CHECK: Trump Claims U.S. Testing For Coronavirus Most Per Capita — It's Not

NPR “fact check”.

NPR

[Henry Shooter]

Originally Posted by overlandflyer

i've got a reading suggestion for you.

Yeah OK.

Do you Live there?

I did.

[L84CABO]

Here's one to pay attention to. Note the number of deaths for people below the age of 60. It's 19. In a county of approximately 3.4 MILLION. And I'll bet you the majority of those had some type of comorbidity.

It is absolutely insane that the city is still locked down. Protect the elderly and immunocompromised and send the healthy "under 60" crowd back to work RESPONSIBLY and IMMEDIATELY.

https://www.sandiegocounty.gov/conte...mographics.pdf

[gwanghoops]

Originally Posted by L84CABO

Here's one to pay attention to. Note the number of deaths for people below the age of 60. It's 19. In a county of approximately 3.4 MILLION. And I'll bet you the majority of those had some type of comorbidity.

It is absolutely insane that the city is still locked down. Protect the elderly and immunocompromised and send the healthy "under 60" crowd back to work RESPONSIBLY and IMMEDIATELY.

let's get herd immunity by intentionally infecting everyone healthy under 60 since the number of deaths is so low

[newbutold]

FACT CHECK: Trump Claims U.S. Testing For Coronavirus Most Per Capita — It's Not...........

[CessnaDriver]

Multiplying diagnosed cases by 10 since that is conservative estimate on non-diagnosed......

98.7% of SD County population so far have not contracted the virus.


Of that 1.3% that have/had it so far...

99.64% did not die.

97.93% did not need hospitalization.

That is all pre-existing conditions aside.

[SanDiego619]

Originally Posted by overlandflyer

San Diego County ... last 4 weeks. i did not include my graph of total positive cases which is most likely lagging/ misleading due to the pathetically low/ slow rate of testing throughout the entire U.S.

FACT CHECK: Trump Claims U.S. Testing For Coronavirus Most Per Capita — It's Not

Your post seems political to me. Uh oh.

[sd_shooter]

It's all old farts (apologies to the old farts - you should stay at home.)

Everyone else, rip that mask off and go to the beach!

[duenor]

Originally Posted by L84CABO

Here's one to pay attention to. Note the number of deaths for people below the age of 60. It's 19. In a county of approximately 3.4 MILLION. And I'll bet you the majority of those had some type of comorbidity.

It is absolutely insane that the city is still locked down. Protect the elderly and immunocompromised and send the healthy "under 60" crowd back to work RESPONSIBLY and IMMEDIATELY.

https://www.sandiegocounty.gov/conte...mographics.pdf

As much as I agree that the nation's economic health is as important as its physiological health, I have to point out that using # of deaths to determine how dangerous a virus is, is similar to how the anti-gun organizations like to use # of bad guys killed to determine how effective guns are for self-defense.

Just eyeballing Overlandflyer's graph, we can see that the # of positive cases under age 60 is about the same as 60 and above. For those people, are they having a bad two weeks, and then back to normal, right as rain? Or are they still struggling with after effects, permanently reduced lung capacity, and so forth?

The long term economic implications of allowing a large percentage of your prime work force (age 25-55) to become essentially crippled for life could be much more devastating than short term agony.

I'm very interested to see how those under age 60 fare 2-3 months after infection.

[TKM]

Originally Posted by ENTHUSIAST

Hillcrest has more cases than any other zip code by almost double are gays spreading this disease at a faster rate as well do to their “lifestyle”?

The fashionable black leather masks with a zipper in the middle might have something to do with it.

[therealnickb]

Originally Posted by duenor

As much as I agree that the nation's economic health is as important as its physiological health, I have to point out that using # of deaths to determine how dangerous a virus is, is similar to how the anti-gun organizations like to use # of bad guys killed to determine how effective guns are for self-defense.

Just eyeballing Overlandflyer's graph, we can see that the # of positive cases under age 60 is about the same as 60 and above. For those people, are they having a bad two weeks, and then back to normal, right as rain? Or are they still struggling with after effects, permanently reduced lung capacity, and so forth?

The long term economic implications of allowing a large percentage of your prime work force (age 25-55) to become essentially crippled for life could be much more devastating than short term agony.

I'm very interested to see how those under age 60 fare 2-3 months after infection.

Wouldn’t we have heard an awful lot about them by now?

[duenor]

Thanks for the data munching, overland.

[CessnaDriver]

Still at such very low odds it’s not worth a worry for a healthy person.

[etwinam]

Interesting

[jorgi23]

Originally Posted by newbutold

FACT CHECK: Trump Claims U.S. Testing For Coronavirus Most Per Capita — It's Not...........

White Male Democrat..its science

[edgerly779]

We have solar backup how come these whiney swinging diks did not prepare.

[alpha_romeo_XV]

Interesting chart/data in today's SD U/T paper. I see a couple of strong trends which don't surprise me, but You can draw your own conclusions

[CessnaDriver]

Still don't know an effing soul with this. Honestly I'd never know it was a thing otherwise.

[email]

Originally Posted by overlandflyer

deaths spiked yesterday, but for the first time in 6 months, change in the number of COVID-19 patients in ICU care is a negative number...



in about a week any damage from Labor Day weekend will start to show.

[Steve1968LS2]

Only idiots look at "cases"... Just sayin'

[SanDiego619]

What about hospitalizations and deaths? I think we're in the clear. But I appreciate the effort you spend to keep this thread up to date.

I am wondering if there will be trick or treaters, if not, I have a big bowl of candy I'll have to eat.

[anthonyca]

Very interesting data. Is this available for all counties?

[Kyle1886]

Originally Posted by anthonyca

Very interesting data. Is this available for all counties?

I don't know Anthony, you might try searching your counties web site and possibly there is a sub heading for health dept information.

Good luck

Respectfully
Kyle

[brassburnz]

Originally Posted by Henry Shooter

91910,91911,& 91913. Chula Vista and Otay Ranch.

Tijuana del Norte 56.

Take a look at IB 92154 and National City 91950. I worked in Nasty City many years ago. I'd drive by the DEA offices all the time.

[Den60]

As of yesterday, SD ICU was at 19% (Trigger <20%), hospitals at 74% (Trigger >80%), new hospitalizations -0.1% (Trigger >10%), Limited Ventilator Capacity 34% (Trigger <25%), PPE Supply 91% (Trigger <50%)

[Den60]

As of yesterday, hospitalization "triggers" all in the green. ICU at 20%.

[SPUTTER]

The "testing" being used to provide the data is unapproved and flawed. So the data is meaningless.

[CessnaDriver]

A San Diego county resident has a 99.895% chance of not dying from/with covid. Obviously odds of dying go way down with age and good physical condition.

91.9796% have not been diagnosed with covid. I wonder how many diagnosed are not legal residents and have come into the county in the last 12 months?

[Kyle1886]

Post # 1 updated 04/18/21 for info 04/17/21

Same info for post #8

Thank you to all contributors.

(One year anniversary for this thread. 04/02/2020 to 04/02/2021)

Kyle