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Coronavirus: Which Clark County ZIP Codes have the most cases?

The Clark County Combined Health District held a free drive-thru COVID-19 testing clinic in the parking lot of Kenton Ridge High School Friday. BILL LACKEY/STAFF

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Dec 22, 2020
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The Springfield, Northridge ZIP code continues to have the highest number of COVID-19 cases in Clark County, according to a Clark County Combined Health District (CCCHD) COVID-19 data table.

The 45503 ZIP code, which has the highest number of COVID-19 cases in Clark County, accounts for 23.5 percent of total coronavirus cases.

As of Tuesday, the Ohio Department of Health reported that there are 8,273 cases of coronavirus in Clark County.

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According to the data table, as of Friday, here are the top 10 ZIP codes in Clark County with the most COVID-19 cases:

1. 45503 = 1,801

2. 45504 - 892

3. 45505 - 859

4. 45502 - 703

5. 45344 - 609

6. 45506 - 571

7. 45323 - 192

8. 45368 - 183

9. 45324 - 171

10. 45369 - 162

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CCCHD Health Commissioner Charles Patterson warned residents in his weekly coronavirus update to stay in their bubbles during the holidays to help curb the spread of the coronavirus.

“Let’s not share the virus. Let’s not give the gift that keeps on giving for many weeks, potentially into the future, especially for our more at-risk family members,” Patterson said. “We really encourage people to stay in their bubble. Everyone has their own social bubble, that bubble has gotten much smaller in COVID, and we encourage people to continue to stay in that.”

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