Coronavirus infection rates have been falling across Leeds following the second national lockdown - but some areas have fallen more than others
Public Health England have created an interactive map to clearly show which locations have the lowest rates.
It breaks down the UK by Middle layer Super Output Areas (MSOAs), which each contains a population of around 7,200.
In Leeds, 24 of these MSOAs now have a case rate of lower than 100 and below the national average.
The case rates are expressed as a figure out of 100,000 people, based on cases over a seven day average, up to December 1.
In Yorkshire, there is a total of 117 MSOAs are now labelled green on the map.
A large portion of these (46) are in North Yorkshire, where people are living under Tier 2 coronavirus restrictions.
Most of the rest are areas, like Leeds, that wer placed under the strictest Tier 3 rules. This is despite the fact infection rates here are lower than the national average.
Leeds
- Otley North - 65.1
- Otley South - 78.6
- Yeadon East - 72.0
- Horsforth West - 66.3
- Horsforth East -88.4
- Tinshill - 85.6
- Bramley Park North - 96.9
- Bramley South & Upper Armley - 68.4
- Bramley East - 78.8
- Pudsey South West - 91.9
- Burley - 57.1
- Hyde Park - 94.5
- Headingley - 42.0
- Hyde Park Corner & Woodhouse Cliff - 64.8
- Far Headingley & Weetwood - 86.1
- Leeds City Centre - 66.2
- Harehills North - 63.6
- Cross Flats Park & Garnets - 92.6
- Garforth South, Swillington & Little Preston - 88.4
- Roundhay Park & Slaid Hill - 52.2
- Primley Park & Wigton Moor - 92.5
- Alwoodley - 97.0
- Collingham, Rigton & Harewood - 93.3
- Boston Spa & Bramham - 56.3
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