Coronavirus cases are continuing to soar across Edinburgh, with over 50 neighbourhoods reporting a 400+ 7 day rate, well over the threshold for maximum restrictions.
The capital is currently experiencing both the highest case rate and numbers in Scotland, with 289 new cases of Covid-19 reported today (July 17) alone.
With level two restrictions currently in place in the capital, and with modified level zero restrictions to be introduced on Monday, it is expected that transmission will remain high across the country for the next few weeks.
Neighbourhoods such as Craigeninny, Morningside and Niddrie all remain in the 400+ category, in total recording a combined number of 63 cases of coronavirus over the last week.
Meanwhile, Cramond is the only neighbourhood in the City of Edinburgh with fewer than three cases of coronavirus in their population.
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Below is a list of all the neighbourhoods in Edinburgh recording 400+ cases on a seven-day rate per 100,000 of the population, using the Public Health Scotland data.
Neighbourhoods with 400+ cases in the seven-day rate per 100,000 of the population
Balerno and Bonnington Village
Barnton, Cammo and Cramond South
Boswall and Pilton
Broomhouse and Bankhead
Broughton North and Powderhall
Broughton South
Clermiston and Drumbrae
Colinton Mains and Firrhill
Costorphine South
Craigentinny
Craigmillar
Dalry and Fountainbridge
East Craigs North
East Craigs South
Easter Road and Hawkhill Avenue
Gilmerton South and the Murrays
Gracemount, Southhouse and Burdiehouse
Granton South and Wardieburn
Granton West and Salvesen
Hillside and Calton Hill
Hyvots and Gilmerton
Inverleith, Goldenacre and Warriston
Leith (Albert Street)
Leith (Hermitage and Prospect Bank)
Liberton West and Braid Hills
Longstone and Saughton
Meadowbank and Abbeyhill North
Morningside
Mountcastle
Muirhouse
Murrayburn and Wester Hailes North
New Town East and Gayfield
New Town West
Niddrie
Northfield and Piershill
Old Town, Princes Street and Leith Street
Parkhead and Sighthill
Pilrig
Polwarth
Portobello
Prestonfield
Ratho, Ingilston and Gogar
Restalrig and Lochend
Stenhouse and Saughton Mains
Stockbridge
The Shore and Constitution Street
Tollcross
West Pilton
Western Harbour and Leith Docks
Willowbrae and Duddingston Village
Neighbourhoods with 200-399 cases in the seven-day rate per 100,000 of the population
Baberton and Juniper Green
Balgreen and Roseburn
Bingham, Magdalene and The Christians
Blackford, West Mains and Mayfield
Blackhall
Bonaly and The Pentlands
Bonnington
Bruntsfield
Canongate, Southside and Dumbiedykes
Canonmills and New Town North
Carrick Knowe
Clovenstone and Wester Hailes
Comely Bank
Comiston and Swanston
Costorphine
Costorphine North
Craigleith, Orchard Brae and Crewe Toll
Criaiglockhart
Currie West
Dalmeny, Kirkliston and Newbridge
Deans Village
Drylaw
Duddingston and Portobello South
Fernieside and Moredun South
Gorgie East
Gorgie West
Great Junction Street
Greenbank and The Braids
Jewel, Brunstane and Newcraighall
Joppa
Marchmont East and Sciennes
Marchmont West
Meadows and Southside
Merchiston and Greenhill
North Leith and Newhaven
Oxgangs
Queensferry East
Queensferry West
Restalridge (Loganlea) and Craigentinny West
Silverknowers and Davidson's
Slateford and Chesser
South Gyle
South Leith
The Calders
The Grange
The Inch
Trinity
Neighbourhoods with 100-199 cases in the seven-day rate per 100,000 of the population
Abbeyhill
Colinon and Kingsknowe
Currie East
Fairmilehead
Liberton East
Moredun and Craigour
Morningside and Craighouse
Mortonhall and Anwickhill
Murrayfield and Ravelston
Newington and Dalkeith Road
Shandon
Trinity East and The Dudleys
Neighbourhood with fewer than three cases in the seven-day rate per 100,000 of the population
Cramond
It comes as Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed Scotland will move to level zero on Monday, despite the high case numbers and transmission rates.
Despite daily figures seeing over 2,000 new cases per day, the First Minister highlighted the continuation in low hospital admissions, ICU admissions and deaths.
However, some "modifications" have been made to the initial plans level zero, which will include an extended 'work from home' message, a midnight curfew for hospitality, and the continued use of face coverings in public places.
