More than 270 coronavirus-related deaths have been recorded in Bristol since the beginning of the pandemic, Government figures reveal.
But some areas in our city are yet to record a single Covid death, according to an interactive map produced by the Office for National Statistics.
Data so far only includes deaths between March 1 and 31 May 2020 and registered by 3 July 2020 - but it shows the areas where the fewest deaths have been registered.
Each death recorded is of someone that had tested positive for the virus.
As you would imagine, areas with low numbers are clustered together. While wards with high flare ups, including Westbury-on-Trym (25) and Southmead (13), are also positioned near to each other.
Hotwells, Totterdown and Hartcliffe are yet to record a single death.
While lots of other neighbourhoods have only reported one death. These areas include Knowle Park, Broom Hill, St Anne's, Clifton Village, City Centre and Redland.
Below are Bristol neighbourhoods with five or fewer deaths:
- Hotwells - 0
- Totterdown - 0
- Hartcliffe - 0
- Knowle Park - 1
- Broom Hill - 1
- St Anne's -1
- Clifton Village - 1
- Bristol City Centre - 1
- Redland and St Andrew's - 1
- Temple Meads - 1
- Sea Mills - 1
- Lockleaze - 1
- Henleaze - 2
- St Paul's - 2
- Bishoptston - 2
- Upper Horfield - 2
- Bedminster - 2
- Southville - 2
- Bishopsworth -2
- Headley Park - 2
- Withywood - 2
- Kingsdown and Stokes Croft - 3
- Moks Park - 3
- Knowle - 3
- Upper Easton - 4
- Lower Easton - 4
- St George - 4
- Crews Hole - 4
- Upper Easton - 4
- Westbury Village - 4
- Ashton - 4
- Eastville - 5
