Latest statistics have revealed where in Greater Manchester has the highest and lowest number of coronavirus cases.
The most and least affected areas can be revealed via an interactive map charting the number of positive Covid-19 test results in each neighbourhood.
The map, drawn up using Office for National Statistics (ONS) data, reveals the number of coronavirus infections per 'neighbourhood' per 100,000 people in the seven-day period ending September 15.
The city centre is home to the least number of coronavirus cases - with only five people testing positive throughout that week-long period. That's almost a 60 per cent decrease in cases compared to the previous week.
Meanwhile, it's Marple Bridge & Mellor in Stockport that leads the way in having the highest number of coronavirus cases with 56 - an 124 per cent increase.
The least and most affected areas by coronavirus in Greater Manchester borough by borough:
City of Manchester
Least affected:
University North & Whitworth Street - five cases - down nine
North east of the city centre - 10 cases - down 34
Victoria Park - 13 cases - down 12
Most affected:
Newton Heath - 38 cases - up three
Tameside
Least affected:
Guide Bridge - nine cases - down 10
Audenshaw - 10 cases - down two
Denton West - nine cases - down 10
Godley - 11 cases - down seven
Ashton Central - 20 cases - down 32
Most affected:
Droylsden Central - 38 cases - down 12
Dane Bank - 31 cases - down six
Denton East - 23 cases - down four
Dukinfield West - 38 cases down 14
Hattersley - 34 cases - down 12
Hurst Cross - 46 cases - up 16
Mossley - 50 cases - down 12
Stalybridge East & Swineshaw - 37 cases - up four
Stockport
Least affected:
Bramhall West - 10 cases - down seven
Edgeley - seven cases - down 16
Davenport - 13 cases - down nine
Most affected:
Marple Bridge & Mellor - 56 cases - up 31
Marple & Hawk Green - 51 cases - down 34
Trafford
Least affected:
Ashton upon Mersey North - seven cases - down 13
West Timperley - 14 cases - down eight
Timperley East - 16 cases - down 23
Most affected:
Urmston East - 34 cases - up four
Urmston West - 54 cases - up 30
Clifford/Old Trafford - 47 cases - up 18
Timperley South - 39 cases - down two
Salford
Least affected:
Ordsall & Salford Quays - 33 cases - down 31
Weaste & Seedley - 26 cases - down 14
Swinton South East & Pendlebury West - nine cases - down 14
Swinton Newtown - 12 cases - down nine
Clifton Green & Pendlebury East - 14 cases - down 17
Walkden North East - 13 cases - down 18
Most affected:
Langworthy Buile Hill - 28 cases - up two
Swinton Worsley Road - 42 cases - no change
Wigan
Least affected:
Wigan Marylebone & Bottling Wood - 16 cases - down 12
Platt Bridge & Spring View - 12 cases - down 20
Abram & Bickershaw - 11 cases - down 19
Ashton-in-Makerfield - 12 cases - down 22
Most affected:
Wigan Central - 32 cases - no change
Ashton-in-Makerfield North - 35 cases - up five
Tyldesley South - 35 cases - up two
Little Hulton North - 37 cases - down one
Bolton
Least affected:
Smithills - six cases - down nine
Halliwell & Brownlow Fold - seven cases - down four
Eagley & Sharples - seven cases - down 18
Most affected:
Little Lever - 48 cases - up 17
Bury
Least affected:
Summerseat - 10 cases - down eight
Black Lane - 11 cases - down 21
Elton Vale - 14 cases down eight
Fernill & Pimhole - 21 cases - down 18
Most affected:
Whitehead Park - 36 cases - up 11
Rochdale
Least affected:
Littleborough North & Calderbook - four cases - down 15
Most affected:
Milnrow East & Newhey - 34 cases - up 12
Oldham
Least affected:
Oldham Town South - 14 cases - down 15
Waterhead - 13 cases - down 15
Moorside & Sholver - 12 cases - down 22
Chadderton South West - 16 cases - down 11
Most affected:
Royton North - 31 cases - up 16
Royton South West - 32 cases - up six
