Google Maps has added a COVID-19 layer.
On your phone or tablet, you can see the prevalence of coronavirus in different areas.
For the U.S., for instance, counties and states are shaded in colors ranging from gray to dark red. The app shows the daily average over seven days of new cases per 100,000 residents.
It also shows whether case counts are increasing or decreasing.
Much of Central Florida is shaded orange, indicating an average rate of 10 to 20 cases. But Sumter, Seminole and Volusia counties are yellow because they're doing a little better.
Zooming out, the map shows higher numbers and rising case counts in the middle of the country, from Texas to North Dakota and Arkansas to Wisconsin.
Google uses data maintained by Johns Hopkins, the New York Times, Wikipedia and a source in India.
