However, higher concentrations are also found in the city's south and northeast areas, which had previously been identified as being at higher risk of having critical cases of the virus.
The city's new data-driven map shows a breakdown of cases by super neighborhood adjusted for population. City and county health officials have cautioned against inferring any conclusions from location-based figures, given that accurate case counts rely on access to testing, which has been limited.
The city of Houston as a whole is reporting about 12 cases per 10,000 residents. Here are the super neighborhoods inside Community Impact Newspaper's coverage area with the prevalence of COVID-19 cases per 10,000 residents, according to the new map:
- Midtown: 30
- Montrose: 19
- Meyerland: 17
- Washington Avenue/Memorial Park: 15
- River Oaks: 15
- Fourth Ward: 14
- Willow Meadows/Willowbend: 13
- Greenway/Upper Kirby: 12
- University Place: 12
- Braeswood: 12
- Heights: 11
- Lazybrook/Timbergrove: 10
The full city map is available below.
