NJ’s New Jersey County COVID-19 Data Center: Camden County Reports 7,754 Cases Total as of Tuesday – InsiderNJ

Welcome to Insider NJ’s New Jersey County COVID-19 Data Center, where you will find the latest information from the state’s 21 counties. We’ll update this page each time a county has released updated information on its COVID-19 data, rather than publish them as standalone posts, as we have done for the past several weeks. This will allow all the information to be housed in one central place, while making it easier for the reader to find the most recent updates without having to search the site. You can scroll through the below to see all the counties, or you click your choice below to be taken directly to that county’s place on the page. In addition, you’ll find the statewide totals and county list below the county links. For other updates, follow Insider NJ’s COVID-19 Information Update Center.

Note: County data will be updated Monday-Friday.

Atlantic County (Updated June 30th)

Bergen County (Updated June 22nd)

Burlington County (Updated June 22nd)

Camden County (Updated June 30th)

Cape May County (Updated June 30th)

Cumberland County (Updated June 30th)

Essex County (Updated June 30th)

Gloucester County (Updated June 30th)

Hudson County (Updated June 30th)

Hunterdon County (Updated June 30th)

Mercer County (Updated June 30th)

Middlesex County (Updated June 30th)

Monmouth County (Updated June 30th)

Morris County (Updated June 30th)

Ocean County (Updated June 30th)

Passaic County (Updated June 23rd)

Salem County (Updated June 22nd)

Somerset County (Updated June 30th)

Sussex County (Updated June 30th)

Union County (Updated June 22nd)

Warren County (Updated June 24th; weekly)

New Jersey Statewide COVID-19 Data

New Jersey County COVID-19

The statewide COVID-19 count stands at 171,667 cases and 13,181 fatalities as of Tuesday.

COVID-19 Cases by County
Data is provisional and subject to revision.

Bergen County

47 New Positives 1726 Confirmed Deaths
19423 Positive Test Results 263 Probable Deaths
Hudson County

13 New Positives 1280 Confirmed Deaths
18841 Positive Test Results 171 Probable Deaths
Essex County

36 New Positives 1784 Confirmed Deaths
18758 Positive Test Results 237 Probable Deaths
Passaic County

11 New Positives 1038 Confirmed Deaths
16879 Positive Test Results 148 Probable Deaths
Middlesex County

57 New Positives 1122 Confirmed Deaths
16816 Positive Test Results 200 Probable Deaths
Union County

20 New Positives 1146 Confirmed Deaths
16386 Positive Test Results 180 Probable Deaths
Ocean County

40 New Positives 887 Confirmed Deaths
9614 Positive Test Results 68 Probable Deaths
Monmouth County

34 New Positives 714 Confirmed Deaths
9140 Positive Test Results 93 Probable Deaths
Mercer County

29 New Positives 539 Confirmed Deaths
7659 Positive Test Results 38 Probable Deaths
Camden County

22 New Positives 442 Confirmed Deaths
7317 Positive Test Results 47 Probable Deaths
Morris County

7 New Positives 652 Confirmed Deaths
6738 Positive Test Results 146 Probable Deaths
Burlington County

31 New Positives 386 Confirmed Deaths
5168 Positive Test Results 38 Probable Deaths
Somerset County

10 New Positives 447 Confirmed Deaths
4869 Positive Test Results 81 Probable Deaths
Cumberland County

15 New Positives 131 Confirmed Deaths
2963 Positive Test Results 12 Probable Deaths
Atlantic County

17 New Positives 202 Confirmed Deaths
2863 Positive Test Results 14 Probable Deaths
Gloucester County

15 New Positives 175 Confirmed Deaths
2578 Positive Test Results 7 Probable Deaths
Warren County

3 New Positives 147 Confirmed Deaths
1233 Positive Test Results 11 Probable Deaths
Sussex County

3 New Positives 154 Confirmed Deaths
1192 Positive Test Results 37 Probable Deaths
Hunterdon County

4 New Positives 69 Confirmed Deaths
1080 Positive Test Results 55 Probable Deaths
Salem County

7 New Positives 71 Confirmed Deaths
768 Positive Test Results 4 Probable Deaths
Cape May County

30 New Positives 69 Confirmed Deaths
740 Positive Test Results 4 Probable Deaths

Atlantic County COVID-19 Count June 30th

Two Elderly Women are Latest Covid-19 Fatalities

Two elderly women are the latest county residents to succumb to complications from Covid-19, according to the Atlantic County Division of Public Health.

The deaths of the 98-year-old Egg Harbor Township resident and 72-year-old Galloway Township resident were confirmed earlier today along with 16 additional residents who have tested positive.

Today’s positives were found among six men, ages 23-66 and 10 women, ages 18-64 with locations as follows: five in Atlantic City, four in Pleasantville, two in Hammonton, and one each in Galloway, Hamilton Township, Linwood, Margate and Mullica Township.

Atlantic County has confirmed 2,938 residents who have tested positive for Covid-19 with 1,471 having been cleared as recovered. The disease has claimed the lives of 205 residents.

Atlantic County will continue to provide Covid-19 testing by appointment for symptomatic county residents with a doctor’s prescription on Tuesday, July 7 in Northfield behind the county’s public works yard at Route 9 (New Road) and Dolphin Avenue. Appointments are available 9 AM – 11 AM and can be made online at www.aclink.org.

Bergen County COVID-19 Count June 22nd

19037 Positive Test Results
1701 Deaths

Burlington County COVID-19 Count June 22nd

Municipality	New Cases	Case Total	Deaths
Bass River	0	9
Beverly	0	27	1	55 F
Bordentown City	0	34	5	86 F, 77 F, 90 M, 90 M, 82 M
Bordentown Township	0	80	5	79 M, 71 M, 79 M, 64 M, 91 F
Burlington City	0	102	4	65 M, 54 M, 66 M, 87 F
Burlington Township	16	467	74	71 M, 80 M, 83 F, 79 M, 75 F, 77 F, 71 M, 46 M, 76 M, 95 M, 83 M, 90 F, 71 F, 91 F, 80 F, 86 F, 95 F, 94 F, 67 F, 60 F, 84 M, 98 F, 73 F, 63 F, 91 F, 96 F, 84 F, 75 F, 83 M, 97 F, 91, F, 97 F, 57 M, 72 F, 76 F, 85 M, 90 F, 89 F, 89 F, 92 F, 86 M, 80 F, 96 F, 77 M, 96 F, 71 M, 89 F, 83 F, 83 M, 86 F, 85 F, 78 F, 94 F, 83 F, 70 F, 90 F, 88 M, 90 F, 89 F, 94 F, 71 M, 72 F, 69 F, 54 M, 82 M, 80 F, 95 M, 82 F, 61 M, 69 M, 95 F, 103 F, 79 F, 73 M
Chesterfield	1	143
Cinnaminson	0	174	24	87 F, 83 F, 71 F, 89 M, 86 M, 86 M, 86 M, 78 M, 85 M, 82 F, 88 M, 82 F, 75 M, 91 M, 75 M, 87 M, 74 F, 89 F 90 M, 60 M, 74 F, 90 F, 77 F, 84 F
Delanco	0	40	3	65 F, 85 F, 85 M
Delran	0	152	3	93 F, 78 M, 76 F
Eastampton	0	59	1	63 F
Edgewater Park	1	111	2	70 F, 87 F
Evesham	1	357	43	53 M, 63 F, 94 F, 89 F, 54 F, 92 F, 77 F, 77 M, 85 F, 77 M, 97 F, 71 M, 57 M, 71 F, 96 F, 84 M, 67 F, 74 M, 82 M, 88 F, 95 F, 86 F, 75 F, 96 F, 97 F, 65 M, 85 M, 96 F, 90 F, 93 F, 63 F, 88 F, 94 F, 57 F, 80 F, 95 F, 85 F, 82 F, 93 F, 92 F, 91 F, 79 M, 92 F
Fieldsboro	0	6	1	63 M
Florence	0	93	6	56 M, 95M, 91 F, 65 M, 93 F, 75 M
Hainesport	0	39	1	85 F
Lumberton	0	131	20	81 F, 70 F, 88 F, 90 M, 93 F, 89 M, 95 F, 64 M, 105 F, 84 F, 73 M, 73 F, 84 M, 31 M, 93 F, 54 F, 72 F, 50 F, 79 M, 95 M
Mansfield	0	59	6	83 M, 84 M, 79 M, 88 M, 92 F, 91 M
Maple Shade	0	322	20	56 M, 65 M, 92 F, 95 M, 90 M, 83 M, 96 F, 78 F, 65 M, 86 M, 71 M, 69 M, 73 F, 56 M, 77 M, 65 F, 66 M, 77 M, 82 F, 76 M
Medford	0	135	10	71 F, 78 M, 90 M, 92 M, 94 F, 102 F, 70 F, 90 F, 82 F, 76 M
Medford Lakes	0	12
Moorestown	0	303	56	73 M, 93 M, 84 F, 87 M, 88 M, 82 M, 86 M, 84 F, 70 M, 81 F, 97 F, 76 M, 86 F, 85 F, 93 F, 89 M, 68 M, 91 M, 97 M, 79 F, 73 F, 77 F, 74 M, 88 M, 83 F, 96 M, 100 M, 84 M, 96 F, 83 M, 95 M, 95 F, 82 F, 91 F, 95 M, 75 F, 94 F, 87 F, 66 M, 97 F, 82 M, 96 F, 79F, 89 F, 88 M, 76 M, 96 F, 79 F, 77 M, 97 F, 75 M, 88 F, 60 F, 100 F, 101 F, 75 F
Mount Holly	0	95	1	62 M
Mount Laurel	1	348	35	83 F, 85 M, 80 M, 87 F, 89 F, 93 M, 79 M, 92 F, 62 M, 83 M, 56 M, 72 M, 88 M, 75 M, 83 F, 91 F, 79 M, 92 F, 66 F, 77 M, 82 F, 67 M, 72 M, 71 F, 54 F, 80 M, 92 M, 92 M, 87 F, 80 F, 55 M, 84 M, 85 F, 83 F, 90 F
New Hanover	0	54	1	52 M
North Hanover	1	36
Palmyra	0	51	2	73 M, 91 M
Pemberton Borough	0	5	1	80 F
Pemberton Township	1	392	23	59 M, 63 M, 72 F, 82 F, 65 M, 70 M, 84 F, 89 F, 37 M, 71 F, 88 F, 79 F, 70 M, 84 F, 83 M, 81 F, 64 M, 61 M, 68 F, 89 F, 66 F, 86 F, 64 F
Riverside	2	111	1	45 M
Riverton	0	13
Shamong	0	35	2	71 M, 77 M
Southampton	0	66	10	87 F, 47 M, 83 M, 85 F, 87 M, 75 M, 80 F, 67 M, 93 F, 73 F
Springfield	0	15	1	75 M
Tabernacle	0	30	4	77 M, 83 M, 84 F, 84 F
Washington	0	1
Westampton	0	99	1	56 F
Willingboro	2	640	30	58 M, 59 F, 78 M, 65 F, 68 F, 77 M, 39 M, 37 M, 71 M, 52 M, 60 F, 66 M, 53 F, 84 F, 86 F, 75 F, 66 F, 47 F, 84 M, 92 M, 89 F, 70 F, 91 M, 50 F, 82 F, 70 M, 91 F, 59 F, 68 M, 71 M
Woodland	0	248	10	66 M, 73 M, 84 M, 94 M, 67 M, 66 M, 57 F, 73 M, 84 M, 71 M, 66 M
Wrightstown	0	7
Other	0	33	1	88 F
TBD	-2	18	0
Total	24	5152	408

Updated 06/22/2020

Camden County COVID-19 Count June 30th

(Gloucester Township, NJ) – The Camden County Department of Health (DOH) is announcing 13 new deaths caused by novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in Camden County which occurred between May 18 and June 16, as well as 17 additional cases of the disease. This brings the aggregate number of confirmed positive cases to 7,754 in Camden County and 458 total fatalities.

The following information is currently available regarding these most recent deaths in Camden County:

New Case 1:	FEMALE	80s,	CAMDEN
New Case 2:	FEMALE	90s,	CAMDEN
New Case 3:	FEMALE	90s,	VOORHEES
New Case 4:	MALE	80s,	VOORHEES
New Case 5:	FEMALE	80s,	CHERRY HILL
New Case 6:	FEMALE	90s,	CHERRY HILL
New Case 7:	FEMALE	70s,	CHERRY HILL
New Case 8:	FEMALE	90s,	VOORHEES
New Case 9:	MALE	30s,	RUNNEMEDE
New Case 10:	FEMALE	80s,	VOORHEES
New Case 11:	FEMALE	70s,	WINSLOW
New Case 12:	FEMALE	80s,	GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Case 13:	FEMALE	90s,	STRATFORD

“It is heartbreaking to continue to learn of deaths in Camden County that had previously not been reported. These devastating announcements underscore the importance of our mitigation measures. We must work harder than ever to protect our neighbors and those most vulnerable members of our community,” said Freeholder Director Louis Cappelli, Jr. “As cases continue to rise in other states, Camden County’s growth rate has remained steady. We are averaging just 26 new cases per day over the past week, and we are seeing growth rates of under one percent. If we continue to social distance and wear masks and face coverings, we will keep trending in the right direction.”

The Department of Health is announcing 17 additional positive cases of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) identified in Camden County. Trace investigations are being facilitated with the patients and remain ongoing.

In addition, the county Department of Health is also announcing 1,299 confirmed resident cases and 473 staff cases have occurred out of the aggregate case load of 7,754 in our 56 long-term care facilities. At this time, 298 resident deaths have been reported from these facilities, as well as three staff deaths, out of our 458 total fatalities countywide.

The following information is currently available regarding new patients:

New Patient 1:	MALE,	40s,	BELLMAWR BOROUGH
New Patient 2:	FEMALE,	20s,	CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 3:	FEMALE,	30s,	CAMDEN CITY
New Patient 4:	MALE,	20s,	GLOUCESTER CITY
New Patient 5:	FEMALE,	20s,	GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 6:	FEMALE,	20s,	GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 7:	UNKNOWN,	40s,	GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP
New Patient 8:	FEMALE,	40s,	MOUNT EPHRAIM BOROUGH
New Patient 9:	MALE,	10s,	PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
New Patient 10:	MALE,	20s,	VOORHEES TOWNSHIP
New Patient 11:	FEMALE,	50s,	VOORHEES TOWNSHIP
New Patient 12:	FEMALE,	20s,	WATERFORD TOWNSHIP
New Patient 13:	MALE,	50s,	WATERFORD TOWNSHIP
New Patient 14:	MALE,	70s,	WATERFORD TOWNSHIP
New Patient 15:	FEMALE,	60s,	WINSLOW TOWNSHIP
New Patient 16:	FEMALE,	40s,	WINSLOW TOWNSHIP
New Patient 17:	FEMALE,	20s,	WINSLOW TOWNSHIP

The county Health Department is currently working to trace close contacts of these newest cases. The investigations are still ongoing, and we will update the public with new developments as the information is gathered by our investigators.

Residents should call 9-1-1 during emergencies only, for those with questions or concerns related to the coronavirus, call the free, 24-hour public hotline at 2-1-1 or 1-800-962-1253, where trained professionals are standing by to answer your questions. New Jersey residents can now also text NJCOVID to 898-211 to receive text information and stay informed. To receive live text assistance, residents can text their zip code to 898-211. More information is also available on the state’s coronavirus at https://covid19.nj.gov/.

Information regarding Camden County’s preparations, response, and general information provided to the public is available by visiting camdencounty.com. Residents should frequently check the county webpage and social media for up-to-date information.

Cape May COVID-19 Count June 30th

Cape May Court House- New Jersey has 171,272 total COVID-19 positive cases and 13,138 deaths. Total positive cases of COVID-19 infection in Cape May County is now 750 including 65 deaths. In addition, out of county cases not reported in the following spreadsheets are 4. Sadly, today we are announcing the passing of a 64-year-old male and a 66-year-old male both from Middle Township.

“Please accept my deepest condolences for your family’s loss, “said Cape May County Freeholder Director Gerald Thornton.

To save lives and prevent the spread of COVID-19, the State has issued an incoming travel advisory that all individuals entering New Jersey from states with a significant spread of COVID-19 quarantine for 14-days after leaving that state.

Under the 14-day quarantine travel advisory announced by the Governors of New Jersey, New York and Connecticut, individuals traveling to or returning to New Jersey from states with increasing rates of COVID-19 are advised to self-quarantine for 14 days. This includes travel by train, bus, car, plane and any other method of transportation.

The 14-day quarantine travel advisory applies to travel from certain states identified as those that have a positive COVID-19 test rate higher than 10 per 100,000 residents or have a 10% or higher positivity rate over a seven-day rolling average (“impacted states.”)

As of Friday, June 26, there are currently eight states that meet the criteria stated above:

Alabama
Arkansas
Arizona
Florida
North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
Utah

This list will be updated regularly.

Travelers and those residents who are returning from impacted states should self-quarantine at their home, or a hotel or other temporary lodging. Individuals should leave the place of self-quarantine only to seek medical care/treatment or to obtain food and other essential items.

The self-quarantine is voluntary, but compliance is expected. Travelers and residents returning from impacted states typically will not need to check-in with public health officials, unless otherwise they are involved in contract tracing efforts or required to do so by their employer or any other federal, state or local law or order. It is expected that individuals will follow the recommendation to self-quarantine.

The travel advisory does not apply to any individual passing through designated states for a limited duration through the course of travel. Examples of such brief passage include but are not limited to: stopping at rest stops for vehicles, buses, and/or trains; or layovers for air travel, bus travel, or train travel.

Travelers arriving from areas with increasing COVID-19 cases may wish to postpone their travel to the region if they are unwilling or unable to follow the self-quarantine advisory. Contact your travel agent or real estate agent to inquire about any potential cancelation and/or refund. Alternatively, you may travel to NJ and stay in self-quarantine in the home; however, you are advised not to leave the home for any activities other than to seek medical care/treatment or to obtain food or other essential items. NJ hotels and home rental services (i.e., Air B & B, VRBO, HomeAway, etc.) should contact guests with reservations to inform them of the self-quarantine advisory.

Exemptions

Individuals who are traveling to New Jersey from impacted states for business are exempted from the application of the travel advisory. This, for example, would include truckers driving from an impacted state to New Jersey, and any state, local and federal officials and employees traveling in their official capacities on government business. Individuals traveling for business should still consider postponing travel to the extent possible. Individuals are encouraged to self-monitor for symptoms upon return from any travel to an impacted state, and employers should consider screening employees for symptoms before permitting them to return to work. Employees and employers should follow current CDC guidance regarding travel, available here: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/travelers/travel-in-the-us.html

Call your healthcare professional if you have concerns about COVID-19 and your underlying health conditions. Stay up to date on the current situation as it evolves. Some reliable sources are New Jersey Poison Information and Education System hotline at 211 or 1-800-962-1253, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention at www.cdc.gov, the World Health Organization at www.who.int, the New Jersey Department of Health at COVID19.nj.gov. For additional information visit https://capemaycountynj.gov/ or Cape May County Department of Health at www.cmchealth.net, also like us on Facebook.

Cumberland County COVID-19 Count June 30th

2466 cases
132 dead

VINELAND CITY
981 Positive Test Results
45 Confirmed Fatalities

BRIDGETON CITY
731 Positive Test Results
33 Confirmed Fatalities

MILLVILLE CITY
375 Positive Test Results
39 Confirmed Fatalities

UPPER DEERFIELD TOWNSHIP
75 Positive Test Results
6 Confirmed Fatalities

FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP
67 Positive Test Results
1 Confirmed Fatalities

HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP
63 Positive Test Results
1 Confirmed Fatalities

LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP
59 Positive Test Results
2 Confirmed Fatalities

DEERFIELD TOWNSHIP
48 Positive Test Results
1 Confirmed Fatalities

MAURICE RIVER TOWNSHIP
27 Positive Test Results
1 Confirmed Fatalities

COMMERCIAL TOWNSHIP
23 Positive Test Results
3 Confirmed Fatalities

DOWNE TOWNSHIP
6 Positive Test Results
0 Confirmed Fatalities

STOW CREEK TOWNSHIP
5 Positive Test Results
0 Confirmed Fatalities

GREENWICH TOWNSHIP
4 Positive Test Results
0 Confirmed Fatalities

SHILOH BOROUGH
1 Positive Test Results
0 Confirmed Fatalities

TOWNSHIP UNKNOWN
1 Positive Test Results
0 Confirmed Fatalities

Essex County COVID-19 Count June 30th

Gloucester County COVID-19 Count June 30th

2571 cases
175 dead

Clayton Borough
Cases: 74
Deaths: 0

Deptford Township
Cases: 553
Deaths: 74

East Greenwich Township
Cases: 55
Deaths: 1

Elk Township
Cases: 32
Deaths: 1

Franklin Township
Cases: 82
Deaths: 4

Glassboro Borough
Cases: 138
Deaths: 6

Greenwich Township
Cases: 24
Deaths: 1

Harrison Township
Cases: 64
Deaths: 1

Logan Township
Cases: 42
Deaths: 1

Mantua Township
Cases: 105
Deaths: 2

Monroe Township
Cases: 291
Deaths: 9

National Park Borough
Cases: 19
Deaths: 2

Newfield Borough
Cases: 8
Deaths: 1

Paulsboro Borough
Cases: 65
Deaths: 4

Pitman Borough
Cases: 48
Deaths: 2

South Harrison Township
Cases: 81
Deaths: 0

Swedesboro Borough
Cases: 41
Deaths: 1

Washington Township
Cases: 403
Deaths: 35

Wenonah Borough
Cases: 13
Deaths: 1

West Deptford Township
Cases: 165
Deaths: 16

Westville Borough
Cases: 45
Deaths: 1

Woodbury City
Cases: 100
Deaths: 8

Woodbury Heights Borough
Cases: 20
Deaths: 1

Woolwich Township
Cases: 103
Deaths: 3

Hudson County COVID-19 Count June 30th

19383 cases
12562 tests
1329 dead

Hunterdon County COVID-19 Count June 30th

Hunterdon County reports a total of 1,075 COVID-19 cases total and 69 fatalities as of June 30th

Town/Cases/Fatalities:

Alexandria Township 10 0
Bethlehem Township 22 1
Bloomsbury Borough 5 0
Califon Borough 4 0
Clinton Town 26 1
Clinton Township 202 5
Delaware Township 20 2
East Amwell Township 16 0
Flemington Borough 81 3
Franklin Township 17 0
Frenchtown Borough 6 0
Glen Gardner Borough 7 0
Hampton Borough 8 0
High Bridge Borough 20 0
Holland Township 25 0
Kingwood Township 19 2
Lambertville City 28 3
Lebanon Borough 14 0
Lebanon Township 18 0
Milford Borough 7 1
Raritan Township 179 22
Readington Township 69 5
Stockton Borough 0 0
Tewksbury Township 19 1
Union Township 233 20
West Amwell Township 20 3

Mercer County COVID-19 Count June 29th

The New Jersey Department of Health announced that as of June 29, there are 7,634 Mercer County residents who have tested positive for COVID-19. To date, a total of 540 Mercer County residents have died due to COVID-19. To view statistics by municipality, please visit the Mercer County COVID-19 dashboard at https://arcg.is/1y1eHO

Please note that municipal data lags behind the state data and will update as information becomes available.

Mercer County continues to recommend basic steps for residents. When out in public, practice social distancing and wear a mask over your mouth and nose. Wash your hands. Cough and sneeze into your elbow or a tissue. Clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces.

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