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New data released by the Welsh Government and Public Health Wales has revealed the number of cases of Covid-19 in every community in Wales.

Public Health Wales publishes the number of coronavirus cases in every part of Wales. This data was published on Friday, March 5. It provides the figures for areas with an average of 7,000 people, called Middle Super Output Areas. In practice this means there are statistics for areas like Canton in Cardiff, Morriston in Swansea and Porth in Rhondda.

The data shows there are four places in Wales with more than 200 cases per 100,000 of population.

The areas with the most cases are:

Llanfairfechan & Penmaenmawr, Conwy Bangor South, Gwynedd Llanrumney South, Cardiff Kinmel Bay & Towyn, Conwy

This map shows the number of coronavirus cases per 100,000 people for each area in the last seven days. If you can’t use this map, there is also a chart you can use to search for your community at the bottom of this article.

It is really important to bear in mind that this data is very volatile because it covers smaller areas. Where an area has a very small population, even one positive case can push up the cases per 100,000 significantly. You should therefore be cautious about drawing too many conclusions directly from the information.

For example, in Cardiff, Ely West and Cathays South have almost exactly the same number of cases at 6 and 7 respectively. However, in terms of cases per 100,000 of population Ely West has 97.5 but Cathays South has just 55.3 This because Cathays South has a higher population than Ely West.

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The three areas with highest infection rates in each local authority

(The weekly infection rates for the previous seven days per 100,000 of population. The data is based on the rolling seven-day average between February 15 and January 21).

Anglesey

Llangefni 113.1

Rhos-y-bol, Marian-glas & Moelfre 109.1

Llanfair Pwllgwyngyll & Menai Bridge 80.3

Blaenau Gwent

Abertillery North & Cwmtillery 88.9

Rassau & Beaufort 71

Ebbw Vale South & Cwm 70.7

Bridgend

Blaengarw, Pontycymer & Bettws 127.9

Maesteg West, Garth & Llangynwyd 97.3

Broadlands 81.1

Caerphilly

North Blackwood, Argoed & Markham 193.9

Crosskeys North & Abercarn 165

Caerphilly East 152.4

Cardiff

Llanrumney South 227.7

Trowbridge 177.1

St Mellons West 169.3

Carmarthenshire

Carmarthen North 136

Carmarthen South & Llangynnwr 108.5

Yr Hendy & Ty-croes 99.1

Ceredigon

Lampeter & Llanfihangel Ystrad 72.8

New Quay & Penbryn 45.6

Aberystwyth South<30

Conwy

Llanfairfechan & Penmaenmawr 333.2

Kinmel Bay & Towyn 227.5

Conwy & Afon Roe 140.1

Denbighshire

St Asaph & Trefnant 130.6

Rhyl South West 90.8

Rhyl East 82.5

Flintshire

Pen-y-ffordd & Higher Kinnerton 130.3

Caerwys, Halkyn & Nannerch 98.6

Buckley North, Northop & Sychdyn 93.4

Gwynedd

Bangor South 264.1

Cricieth & Llanaelhaearn 187.5

Caernarfon East 140.7

Merthyr Tydfil

Treharris & Trelewis 91.6

Gurnos, Trefechan & Pontsticill 82.4

Cefncoedycymer, Heolgerrig & Park 80.5

Monmouthshire

Caldicot South 97.6

Monmouth & Wyesham 88.7

Rhaglan & Llantilio Crossenny 54.7

Neath Port Talbot

Cimla 137

Dulais Valley 133.8

Port Talbot East 124.7

Newport

Lawrence Hill 138.1

Gaer 121.3

Ringland 111.9

Pembrokeshire

Narberth 72.8

Saundersfoot 35.3

Pembroke Dock 31

Powys

Newtown South 179.3

Welshpool 119

Knighton & Presteigne 103.6

RCT

Ystrad & Llwynypia 75.7

Pontypridd West 70.3

Tylorstown 67.5

Swansea

Mynydd-bach 88

Clydach & Mawr 84

Cockett 82.8

Vale of Glamorgan

Rhoose & Airport 58.7

Penarth 56.4

Dinas Powys 49.7

Torfaen

West Pontnewydd & Thornhill 163.5

Pontnewydd & Upper Cwmbran 144

Hollybush & Henllys 103.5

Wrexham

Borras & Rhosnesni 123.9

Gwersyllt West & Summerhill 118.1

New Broughton & Bryn Cefn 103.1

You can see the full data for all areas by searching or scrolling through this table:

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