Nearly two thirds of Nottinghamshire's neighbourhoods have suppressed rates of Covid, according to the latest local figures.
The interactive coronavirus map shows rates of infection at a local level, along with rolling figures of cases, new cases and the direction the trend is moving in.
In the figures for the seven days to April 14 - which are the most recent figures - 89 neighbourhoods out of 138 have suppressed rates of infection.
Suppressed rates occur when an area has less than three active cases and for confidentiality purposes, the figure is not given.
Rushcliffe borough has only one neighbourhood with an active rate of infection.
But Compton Acres and Lutterell with a rate of 31.6 cases per 100,000 - a total of three active cases of Covid-19 - is close to becoming a 'suppressed' area also.
Closely following this trend of low numbers of cases, Ashfield, Broxtowe and Newark and Sherwood each only have three areas with active cases.
The district with the most neighbourhoods still recording cases of Covid-19 is Mansfield, where the highest neighbourhood rate was also recorded.
Newgate and Carr Bank has a rolling rate of 129.2 per 100,000 but it is on a downward trend.
Below are all the rates for areas where there are still cases:
