Two neighbourhoods in Glasgow City have a "high case rate" of coronavirus as of February 11, the latest Public Health Scotland Data shows.
Drumchapel South and Crookston South all have a high case rate with more than 400 new infections per 100,000 of population.
Drumchapel South recorded 12 new cases and Crookston South recorded 14 between February 5 and 11.
Greater Glasgow as a whole has recorded 915 new cases in the week between February 5 and 11 – a positivity rate of 144.5 per 100,000 .
There are 24 neighbourhoods in which the virus is described as "suppressed" in the data - meaning those areas have three cases or less. Where a local authority has less than five cases over seven days, it is not recorded to protect patient confidentiality.
The neighbourhoods with three cases or less per 100,000 population as of February 11 are:
- Woodside
- Sighthill
- Langside
- Craigton
- Carmyle and Mount Vernon South
- Baillieston West
- Mount Vernon North
- Glenwood North
- Carmunnock North
- Muirend and Old Cathcart
- Shawlands West
- Crookston North
- Whiteinch
- Victoria Park
- Glasgow Harbour and Partick South
- Partick
- Partickhill and Hyndland
- Kelvingrove and University
- North Kelvin
- Woodlands
- City Centre West
- City Centre South
- Springburn
- Anniesland East
Areas with 200 to 399 positive cases per 100,000 populations are
- Kinning Park and Festival Park
- Ibrox
- Ibrox East and Cessnock
- Balarnock
- Easterhouse East
- North Balarnock and Easterhouse South
- Baillieston East
- Tollcross
- Dennistoun North
- Garthamlock, Auchinlea and Gartloch
- Roystonhill, Blochairn and Provanmill
- Pollokshields East
- Govanhill West
- Govanhill East and Aikenhead
- Battlefield
- Carmunnock South
- Carnwadric West
- Darnley North
- Nitshill
- Cardonald North
- Penilee
- Scotstoun South and West
- Yoker North
- Knightswood Park East
- Blairdardie East
- Blairdardie West
- Drumchapel North
- Drumry East
- Wyndford
- Maryhill East
- Maryhill West
- Summerston North
View the Public Health Scotland data in full here.
