Covid in Oxford: Map shows how virus spread over lockdown

The interactive data, which is part of the government's Covid dashboard, reveals where the positive cases have been in the city since August. 

On the map, lighter colours like white, yellow and green, show low infection rates per 100,000 people while blue and purple colours show the highest rates of infection. 

This slider compares the rates in the seven days up to January 6 (right) to the seven days to February 3 (left). 

The graphic shows how infection rates in nearly every part of Oxford have dropped significantly. 

Yesterday we revealed exactly where the coronavrius hotspots are in the city. 

Maps show that the Cowley South and Iffley postcode area currently has the most cases with 51 people infected with Covid-19. 

Have a look and see how many people in your area tested positive in the last week. 

• READ MORE: Hotspots are often the 'poorest' parts of Oxfordshire 

Scroll through the pictures to see how infection rates have changed since August.

This is how infection rates looked in Oxford in the week to August 1: 

This is how infection rates looked in the seven days to August 29:

This is how infection rates looked in the seven days to October 3: 

This is how infection rates looked in the seven days to October 31:

This is how infection rates looked in the seven days to December 5:

This is how infection rates looked in the seven days to January 6: 

This is how infection rates looked in the seven days to February 3: 

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