Three areas across the Bristol region now have fewer than three coronavirus cases, meaning the virus is almost suppressed.
The data - which covers the seven days to February 5 - shows all three postcodes where infection rates are some of the lowest in the country are in North Somerset.
Meanwhile, four areas in Bristol now have infection rates below 100 per 100,000, a rise from the previous three.
And five postcodes in South Gloucestershire have Covid rates below 100 per 100,000.
An interactive map released by the Government illustrates how prevalent the virus has been in each area across the region over the most recent seven day period.
It reveals parts of Clevedon, Wedmore and Chew now have some of the lowest cases in the country.
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The areas in the region with the lowest number of cases:
(The number of actual positive cases of Covid-19 in the seven days up to Wednesday, February 3 is shown in the list below, with the average case rate in brackets)
The rate is expressed per 100,000 people.
Here's a breakdown of the highest cases in our area:
Bristol:
- Cotham- 4 (44.6)
- Hotwells - 5 (67.3)
- Clifton East - 7 (77.7)
- Stapleton - 6 (90)
South Gloucestershire:
- Marshfield, Wick & Hawkesbury - 4 (37.4)
- Chipping Sodbury - 5 (77.6)
- Almondsbury, Pilning & Severn Beach - 8 (89.5)
- Thornbury North - 8 (98)
- Frampton Cotterell - 7 (99.7)
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North Somerset:
- Clevedon North and Walton - fewer than 3 cases (suppressed)
- Chew, Bishop Sutton and East Harptree - fewer than 3 cases ( suppressed)
- Wedmore and Mark: - fewer than 3 cases (suppressed)
- Pill & Easton - 4 (63.6)
- Long Ashton & Gordano - 12 (88)
- Portishead Redcliffe - 5 (81.0)
- Yatton and Cleeve - 9 (95.4)
