Incidence rate by department in France

As France is on curfew from 6 p.m., the incidence rate by department remains an indicator to monitor very closely to know more about the evolution of the epidemic. As a matter of fact, even though departments exceeding the threshold of 200 positive cases for 100,000 inhabitants were first to make new measures to fight against the spread of the epidemic, including implementing extended curfew, brought forward to 6 p.m., the entire country now has to comply with the measure until the situation improves. Here are the incidence rates in each department as of Saturday 10 April 2021.

The new indicator to track very closely as the year begins is the incidence rate in each department. As a matter of fact, it enables to assess the part of people contaminated in each department and it tells the number of people that tested positive for Covid over the past 7 days in 100,000 inhabitants.

Please find hereunder, and for each region in France, the department-based incidence rate as of Saturday 10 April 2021. In red are departments incidence rate is above 200 for 100,000; in orange, departments the rate is set between 100 and 200 for 100,000. In green we have departments for which threshold is under 100 for 100,000. These areas are yet not risk-free, but for now, they are not likely to be placed in early curfew.

The global incidence rate in France, as of Wednesday 7 April 2021 (consolidated data) is slightly decreasing and reaches 350.33 which is still far above the alert threshold of 50.

01 — Ain — Bourg-en-Bresse 345.1
02 — Aisne — Laon 389.1
03 — Allier — Moulins 239.7
04 — Alpes-de-Haute-Provence — Digne-les-Bains 355.3
05 — Hautes-Alpes — Gap 285.0
06 — Alpes-Maritimes — Nice 317.6
07 — Ardèche — Privas 214.5
08 — Ardennes — Charleville-Mézières 285.5
09 — Ariège — Foix 206.0
10 — Aube — Troyes 403.7
11 — Aude — Carcassonne 234.2
12 — Aveyron — Rodez 274.8
13 — Bouches-du-Rhône — Marseille 506.9
14 — Calvados — Caen 230.7
15 — Cantal — Aurillac 184.2
16 — Charente — Angoulême 211.7
17 — Charente-Maritime — La Rochelle 181.0
18 — Cher — Bourges 254.7
19 — Corrèze — Tulle 210.5
2A — Corse-du-Sud — Ajaccio 133.6
2B — Haute-Corse — Bastia 132.8
21 — Côte-d'Or — Dijon 239.1
22 — Côtes-d'Armor — Saint-Brieuc 170.4
23 — Creuse — Guéret 75.7
24 — Dordogne — Périgueux 243.1
25 — Doubs — Besançon 420.6
26 — Drôme — Valence 294.9
27 — Eure — Évreux 353.1
28 — Eure-et-Loir — Chartres 318.1
29 — Finistère — Quimper 77.5
30 — Gard — Nîmes 377.2
31 — Haute-Garonne — Toulouse 245.6
32 — Gers — Auch 167.9
33 — Gironde — Bordeaux 227
34 — Hérault — Montpellier 328.4
35 — Ille-et-Vilaine — Rennes 280.1
36 — Indre — Châteauroux 203.6
37 — Indre-et-Loire — Tours 318.1
38 — Isère — Grenoble 327.0
39 — Jura — Lons-le-Saunier 337.8
40 — Landes — Mont-de-Marsan 97.3
41 — Loir-et-Cher — Blois 281.5
42 — Loire — Saint-Étienne 423.4
43 — Haute-Loire — Le Puy-en-Velay 338.0
44 — Loire-Atlantique — Nantes 241.5
45 — Loiret — Orléans 300.8
46 — Lot — Cahors 144.9
47 — Lot-et-Garonne — Agen 170.4
48 — Lozère — Mende 391.9
49 — Maine-et-Loire — Angers 277.7
50 — Manche — Saint-Lô 228.5
51 — Marne — Châlons-en-Champagne 318.4
52 — Haute-Marne — Chaumont 300.7
53 — Mayenne — Laval 197.8
54 — Meurthe-et-Moselle — Nancy 301.8
55 — Meuse — Bar-le-Duc 332.0
56 — Morbihan — Vannes 185.3
57 — Moselle — Metz 262.2
58 — Nièvre — Nevers 384.3
59 — Nord — Lille 412.2
60 — Oise — Beauvais 512.0
61 — Orne — Alençon 312.4
62 — Pas-de-Calais — Arras 406.0
63 — Puy-de-Dôme — Clermont-Ferrand 314.1
64 — Pyrénées-Atlantiques — Pau 101.4
65 — Hautes-Pyrénées — Tarbes 156.9
66 — Pyrénées-Orientales — Perpignan 259.3
67 — Bas-Rhin — Strasbourg 263.1
68 — Haut-Rhin — Colmar 196.7
69 — Rhône — Lyon 472.1
70 — Haute-Saône — Vesoul 219.6
71 — Saône-et-Loire — Mâcon 259.8
72 — Sarthe — Le Mans 368.8
73 — Savoie — Chambéry 340.5
74 — Haute-Savoie — Annecy 304.0
75 — Paris — Paris 539.3
76 — Seine-Maritime — Rouen 360.6
77 — Seine-et-Marne — Melun 581.5
78 — Yvelines — Versailles 468.3
79 — Deux-Sèvres — Niort 260.0
80 — Somme — Amiens 393.5
81 — Tarn — Albi 308.3
82 — Tarn-et-Garonne — Montauban 252.1
83 — Var — Toulon 392.4
84 — Vaucluse — Avignon 422.8
85 — Vendée — La Roche-sur-Yon 259.2
86 — Vienne — Poitiers 236.6
87 — Haute-Vienne — Limoges 270.8
88 — Vosges — Épinal 296.0
89 — Yonne — Auxerre 324.6
90 — Territoire de Belfort — Belfort 309.0
91 — Essonne — Évry 517.7
92 — Hauts-de-Seine — Nanterre 464.6
93 — Seine–Saint-Denis — Bobigny 685.1
94 — Val-de-Marne — Créteil 617.3
95 — Val-d'Oise — Cergy-Pontoise 693.3
971 — Guadeloupe — Basse-Terre 109.6
972 — Martinique — Fort-de-France 185.4
973 — Guyane — Cayenne 107.7
974 — La Réunion — Saint-Denis 115.7
976 — Mayotte — Dzaoudzi 49.0

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