A further 10 people have died with Covid-19 across the Bristol region.
Four of the deaths confirmed on Saturday were in Bristol City Council authority area while three were in Bath and North East Somerset, two in North Somerset and one in South Gloucestershire.
They all died within 28 days of testing positive for Covid-19.
The latest number of positive coronavirus test results in the Bristol area have also been revealed.
More than 200 positive Covid-19 test results have been recorded in the city and surrounding areas in the latest 24 hours of recorded data, according to government stats.
242 positive test results have been received by residents in Bristol, Bath and North East Somerset, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire.
126 of those were recorded in the city of Bristol.
While 71 were received in South Gloucestershire, and less than 30 in both Bath and North East Somerset and North Somerset.
Breakdown of new positive test results
The daily rise in cases for each part of the region is recorded below, with the total figure during the pandemic in brackets:
Bristol: +126 (28,485)
Bath and North East Somerset: +24 (7,791)
North Somerset: +21 (9,339)
South Gloucestershire: +71 (13,991)
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Latest R rate
The South West's coronavirus infections are shrinking by a possible five per cent a day, the latest government figures show.
And the UK's Covid R rate has dropped to its lowest level since July.
Scientists said the virus reproduction value - known as R - was estimated to be between 0.7 and 0.9 in the region, which is the same as England's overall R rate.
It means that on average every 10 people who have contracted the virus will only spread it to between seven to nine others.
Nowhere across England has an R above one, but North East and Yorkshire has the highest number - 0.8 to 0.9.
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