Nov. 30: 2318 cases, 83 deaths

Lamar County was up to 2318 confirmed cases of COVID-19 with 83 deaths as of the Nov. 30 case count update from DPH. Lamar has recorded 193 hospitalizations.

Lamar deaths include: (latest) white female (71), black male (72), white female (61), white male (83), other male (69), white female (56), white male (69), white male (69). black male (55), white male (63), other male (67), white female (70), other male (58), other male (64), white male (50), white male (68), white female (71), white female (75), white female (45), other male (67), black female (67), white male (39), other female (90+), white female (44), white male (38), white female (66), white female (75), other male (56), white male (62), white male (81), other male (42), white female (90+), black male (48), black male (53), white male (70) white female (57), black female (78), white male (63), black female (82), black female (68), black male (59), white male (82), white female (71), white male (70), white female (74), white male (78), black male (62); white female (73), white male (66); white male (81); black male (67); black male (64); white male (85); white male (81); white male (60); white female (80); black male (53) white male (81); white male (70); white male (86); black female (84); white female (68); black female (73); black male (90+); white male (69); white male (73); white male (55): white female (88); black female (66); white female (70); white female, (72); white male (80); black male (49); white female (81); white female (83); white male (87); white female (88); white male (86); white female (85); white female (74); black female (87); white male (85).

Statewide there have been 1,285,265 confirmed cases with 89,447 hospitalizations and 25,713 deaths.

Surrounding counties:

Pike: 1901 cases, 131 hospitalizations and 50 deaths.

Upson: 2753 cases, 251 hospitalizations and 141 deaths.

Monroe: 2822 cases, 259 hospitalizations and 119 deaths.

Butts: 3413 cases, 200 hospitalizations and 113 deaths.

Spalding: 6914 cases, 659 hospitalizations and 278 deaths.