An interactive map indicates exactly which postcodes in Leeds have recorded new coronavirus cases over the seven days.
The map has been produced by Public Health England (PHE) to show which areas of the UK have been worst affected by the virus for any given week - the latest data is for August 28 to September 3.
The map only shows the figures for areas that have had three or more cases, so some areas where one or two people were confirmed to have Covid-19 show as having no cases.
The coronavirus infection rate in Leeds is continuing to soar, according to the latest figures.
The city's case rate has almost doubled in week with 380 new cases identified.
Leeds had an average 47.9 cases per 100,000 population in the seven days to September 4 - up from 29.6 just a week earlier.
The data looks at cases by 'Middle Super Output Area', which is a type of statistical unit used in the reporting of small-area statistics.
It gives people a more focused view of what is happening in their immediate area.
Below is the list of all Leeds postcodes which have recorded three or more cases and how many cases there have been.
Leeds postcodes with confirmed Covid-19 cases
- Lincoln Green & St James - 23
- East End Park & Richmond Hill - 12
- Chapel Allerton South & Chapeltown - 12
- Carr Manor - 10
- Whinmoor - 10
- Hyde Park Corner & Woodhouse Cliff - 9
- Woodhouse & Little London - 8
- Gipton North - 7
- Moortown - 7
- Beeston West & Cottingley - 6
- Roundhay Park & Slaid Hill - 6
- Harehills South - 6
- Meanwood South & Sugarwell - 5
- Lady Wood & Oakwood - 5
- Colton, Austhorpe & Whitkirk - 5
- New Farnley & Lower Wortley - 4
- Wortley - 4
- Harehills South - 4
- Leeds City Centre - 4
- Beeston East - 4
- Hyde Park - 4
- Morley North & Gildersome East - 4
- Adel - 3
- Scarcroft, Shadwell & Scholes - 3
- Halton Moor - 3
- Temple Newsam & Graveleythorpe - 3
- University & Little Woodhouse - 3
- Roundhay West - 3
- Armley & New Wortley - 3
- Burmantofts - 3
- Gipton South & Killingbeck Park - 3
- Far Headingley & Weetwood - 3
