More than 20 areas of Nottinghamshire are still reporting cases of coronavirus.
The data is revealed on an interactive government map and comes as health experts confirmed the Indian variant, now known as the Delta variant, appears to be the dominant strain in the city.
It is suspected 85% of total cases in Nottingham are of the variant and this is expected to continue growing.
Despite the relatively high number of areas with cases, just four parts of the county have case rates above average - Bobbers Mill, Hyson Green, Carlton and Balderton.
The data shows Bobbers Mill is the worst affected areas with a total of 17 cases in the seven days to May 29, a rise of 13. The rolling rate for the area is 174 cases per 100,000 people.
Below are all the areas of Nottinghamshire with Covid cases. The data reads, from left, the area, amount of cases and the rolling rate:
Attenborough and Chilwell East : 3 cases, 39.5
Wollaton Park: 4 cases, 56.9
Bobbers Mill: 17 cases, 174
Radford: 5 cases, 31.1
Hyson Green, 8 cases, 87
New Basford: 3 cases, 30.8
Bestwood: 3 cases, 31.5
North Sherwood: 3 cases, 36.4
Meadows: 3 cases, 38.6
Sneinton: 5 cases, 46.9
Carlton: 10 cases, 98.5
Radcliffe on Trent and Shelford: 4 cases, 42.5
Fernwood, Farndon and Fiskerton: 5 cases, 53.6
Balderton: 11 cases, 109
Newark South East: 5 cases, 51
Newark South West: 3 cases, 36
Grange Farm and Ladybrook: 4 cases, 38.1
Mansfield Town Centre and Broomhill: 6 cases, 56.7
Woodhouse: 3 cases, 35.2
Manor, Hornby and Peafields: 3 cases, 39.7
Forest Town and Newlands: 3 cases, 26.7
Clarborough, Beckingham and Misterton: 4 cases, 43.4
