The map shows that the beaches at Red River County Park, Sugar Creek County Park, and Haines Town Park are warmer than in the northern parts of Green Bay.Įurope Lake isn't on the website.Īlso found a figure for the Kewaunee River Wisconsin, 1,922,832 (33%) at least one dose, 1,171,309 (20.For Lake Michigan, looks like ranges from the high fifties to low seventies, and shallow areas in the lower Green Bay are better off than around Washington Island:.Door (including other providers besides health department), 13,418 (48.5%) received at least one dose, most in state, 7,915 (28.6%) completed their cycles.Kewaunee (including other providers besides health department), 6,008 (29.4%) received at least one dose, 4,059 (19.9%) completed their cycles.Hospitalizations from the virus in past week: Kewaunee, 34, 51st among state's 72 counties.Positive tests per 100,000 residents over past week: Kewaunee, 12.1% (15.8% the week before)Ĭumulative positivity rate since testing began:.Seven-day percentage of positive tests (positivity rate): Door County, 20, 21 fewer than previous week.Kewaunee County, 9, same as previous week.Positive tests in past week (since March 29): Statistics as of April 5 (provided by the county and state health departments) are as follows: Also, 28.6% of the population, 7,915 people, have completed their vaccine cycles whether they're getting the one- or two-dose vaccine, the fourth highest percentage in Wisconsin. They warned that vaccines are just one tool in that effort, along with wearing face coverings in public, social distancing and frequent hand washing.ĭata from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services said 13,418 Door County residents, 48.5% of the population, had received at least one dose of the vaccine as of Monday, the highest percentage in the state Bayfield County was next with 47.8%. RELATED: South African COVID-19 variant found in Door County as it issues new health advisoryįOR MORE KEWAUNEE COUNTY NEWS: Check out our homepageįOR MORE DOOR COUNTY NEWS: Check out our homepageĪnd with all people ages 16 and older in the state becoming eligible for COVID-19 vaccines as of April 5, county health departments and medical providers continue their efforts to help prevent the spread of the virus and the possibility of another surge. RELATED: New face mask advisory, not a mandate, issued in Kewaunee County However, no deaths from COVID-19 complications have been reported in Door County for two weeks and in Kewaunee County for 11 weeks, and one person in Door County and none in Kewaunee County were reported by the health departments as needing hospitalization because of the virus in the past week. For comparison, Kewaunee County's positives-per-100,000 over the past week was 34, tied for 51st among Wisconsin counties. While Door County's figure for the week from March 29 to April 5 was half that of the week before - dropping from 156, third-most among the state's 72 counties, to 72, 24th most - the figure for the past two weeks is 228, third-highest in the state. The positives-per-100,000 over a given time is another metric used by the state health department to gauge community spread of the coronavirus. Kewaunee County also reported a second straight week with a positivity rate in double digits, 12.1% from March 29 to April 2 (nine positives from 76 tests), after it was below 10% five of the six weeks before.ĭoor County also recorded a high figure in the number of positive tests in each county per 100,000 residents over the past two weeks.
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