These are the areas with the highest coronavirus infection levels in Northumberland.
Alnwick has the highest rate of infection after recording 45 new cases in the week leading up to January 23.
The Berwick area also saw a spike in cases, with Berwick-upon-Tweed Town recording 59 new cases, while there were 31 positive cases in Berwick-upon-Tweed West and Holy Island - a jump of 121.4%.
Public Health England data shows that Hexham and Acomb recorded 79 cases, giving it the third highest rate of infection in the area.
In contrast, the infection was suppressed in Rothbury and Longframlington after fewer than three cases were recorded.
Morpeth Central and East had just three cases, while Seahouses, Belford and Wooler had six positive cases.
Overall, Northumberland has an infection rate of 232.6 per 100,000 of population after 750 cases were recorded - a drop of 9.2%.
It comes as the number of patients being treated in North East hospitals hit a record high in January.
Until this month, the highest daily figures for bed occupancy by patients confirmed to have coronavirus was on April 9 last year at the start of the pandemic when the figure reached 778.
However, that number was exceeded on January 11 when it reached 817.
Areas of Northumberland with infection rates over 400
(The figures are taken from the UK Government's Covid-19 map, with the figures correct for the week ending January 23. Infection rates are based on the number of cases, per week, for every 100,000 residents)
Alnwick 666.5 (45 cases, 136.8% increase)
Berwick-upon-Tweed Town 617.8 (59 cases, 84.4% increase)
Hexham and Acomb 606.5 (79 cases, 17.9% increase)
Berwick-upon-Tweed West and Holy Island 432.1 (31 cases, 121.4% increase)
Areas of Northumberland with infection rates below 99
Seahouses, Belford and Wooler 57.5 (6 cases, 72.7% decrease)
Morpeth Central and East 48.6 (3 cases, 62.5% decrease)
Rothbury and Longframlington No data (fewer than three cases)
