The CDC has confirmed 315 cases of the U.K. coronavirus variant, known as B.1.1.7, in 28 states as of Jan. 27.
Here is a breakdown of known cases by state:
Note: The identified cases are based on results from positive test samples and may not represent the total number of U.K. variant cases in the U.S.
Florida — 92 cases
California — 92
New York — 22
Michigan — 17
Georgia — 14
Illinois — 9
Colorado — 9
Minnesota — 8
Connecticut — 8
Texas — 7
Pennsylvania — 5
Indiana — 4
Maryland — 4
Massachusetts — 3
Washington — 3
Kentucky — 2
New Jersey — 2
New Mexico — 2
Tennessee — 2
Wyoming — 2
Alaska — 1
Louisiana — 1
Nevada — 1
North Carolina — 1
Oregon — 1
Utah — 1
Virginia — 1
Wisconsin — 1
Editor's note: This article was updated Jan. 28 at 8:45 a.m. CST.
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