Thirteen areas across Bristol may now be free of coronavirus, according to government data.
The latest figures show 13 postcodes have less than three cases - which means their data has been suppressed, compared to eight neighbourhoods just days ago.
A total of 23 locations across the city now have a Covid rate per 100,000 population below 50.
Areas in South Gloucestershire's which are now almost Covid free have increased from five to ten in just two days, while North Somerset's has climbed from eight to ten -the latest seven-day rolling data up to March 3 reveals.
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All areas in the Bristol region are continuing to record infection rates below 400 per 100,000.
Below are the neighbourhoods with a case rate below 50:
The areas in the region with the lowest infection rates
(The number of actual positive cases of Covid-19 in the seven days up to Saturday, February 27 is shown in the list below, with the average case rate in brackets)
Bristol:
- Bedminster - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Bishopsworth - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Hotwells - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Clifton Village - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Stoke Bishop - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Cotham - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Westbury-on-Trym - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Westbury Village - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Henleaze - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Lockleaze - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Ashton - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Speedwell - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Fishponds South - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Bristol City Centre 6 (31.7)
- Temple Meads 3 (30.9)
- Clifton East 3 (33.3)
- Redland & St Andrew's 4 (37.6)
- Horfield - 3 (39.7)
- Hengrove 4 (44.2)
- Lower Easton 4 (45.2)
- Brislington 3 (45.6)
- Westbury Park 4 (46.9)
- Knowle Park 4 (48.8)
South Gloucestershire
- Thornbury North - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Charfield, Wickwar & Iron Acton - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Chipping Sodbury - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Kingswood South - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Yate North - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Yate Kingsgate - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Cadbury Heath North & Bridgeyate - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Emersons Green- fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Frenchay & Great Stoke - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Stoke Gifford - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Longwell Green & Oldland Common 3 (29.9)
- Pucklechurch & Westerleigh 4 (35.6)
- Frampton Cotterell 3 (42.7)
- Thornbury South 3 (45.1)
- Winterbourne 3 (47.2)
- Yate West 3 (47.7)
North Somerset
- Pill & Easton - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Portishead Redcliffe - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Portishead South- fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Clevedon North & Walton - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Nailsea East - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Backwell & Flax Bourton - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Weston Clarence - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Winscombe, Langford & Blagdon - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Yatton & Cleeve - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Portishead South - fewer than three (data suppressed)
- Long Ashton & Gordano 4 (29.3)
- Portishead Central 3 (30.3)
- Weston Milton 3 (31.7)
- Weston Hillside 3 (32.5)
- Nailsea West 3 (32.9)
- Mid Worle 3 (34.3)
- Clevedon Central 3 (37)
- Weston Town 4 (37.6)
- Weston Bournville 3 (37.8)
- North Worle 4 (42.8)
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Where is the data coming from?
You can see the latest national data on the government's website.
The map displays weekly data, which are updated everyday.
The data can be viewed by local authority but also by smaller sections called 'Middle Super Output Areas'.
The map highlights which areas of the nation have three or more confirmed cases of the virus and colour co-coordinates the areas by how many cases they have.
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