As of Thursday morning, Montana has confirmed 191,925 positive COVID-19 cases. Montana’s COVID-19 Case Tracking Map shows 338 new confirmed cases. There are currently 3,795 active cases in the state.
According to the Montana Department of Health and Human Services, 1,230,187 COVID-19 vaccine doses have been given and 520,643 Montanans are fully immunized.
In Missoula, 168,627 doses have been administered and 71,021 people are fully vaccinated. 61% of Missoula’s eligible population is fully vaccinated, which remains the second most common in the state after Deer Lodge. For the latest Missoula City-County Health Department case numbers, click here.
According to state statistics, 185,391 Montana residents have recovered from COVID-19 and 208 people are currently being hospitalized.
The number of tests increased by 5,025 in the last 24-hour reporting period to a new cumulative nationwide total of 2,179,612.
The death toll related to COVID-19 rose from 2,722 on Wednesday to 2,739 on Thursday, according to state health officials.
Here are the updated case numbers in Montana:
Falls from Cascade County
16,767 total | 45 New | 248 active
Gallatin County Falls
22,297 total | 40 New | 341 Active
Stillwater County Falls
1,240 total | 35 New | 13 Active
Lewis and Clark Counties cases
12,287 total | 27 New | 454 active
Flathead County Falls
20,923 total | 26 New | 325 active
Missoula County Falls
17,487 total | 23 New | 429 active
Yellowstone County Falls
31,329 total | 14 New | 868 active
Blaine County Falls
1,422 total | 11 New | 17 Active
Silver Bow County Cases
6,243 total | 10 New | 70 active
Falls from Custer County
2,390 total | 9 New | 23 Active
Falls in Glacier County
2,461 total | 9 New | 38 Active
Falls from Ravalli County
5,413 total | 9 New | 43 Active
Carbon County Falls
1,560 total | 8 New | 29 Active
Fallon County Falls
536 total | 7 New | 11 Active
Jefferson County Falls
1,904 total | 7 New | 84 Active
Lake County Falls
4,662 total | 7 New | 117 Active
Falls in Richland County
1,961 total | 7 New | 28 Active
Clamshell County Falls
739 total | 6 New | 28 Active
Falls in Broadwater County
974 total | 5 New | 41 Active
Powell County Falls
1,446 total | 5 New | 7 Active
Falls from Roosevelt County
2,308 total | 5 New | 33 Active
Falls from Deer Lodge County
1,663 total | 3 New | 9 Active
Lincoln County Falls
3,558 total | 3 New | 61 Active
Falls from Madison County
1,390 total | 3 New | 27 Active
Park County Falls
2,698 total | 3 New | 143 Active
Beaverhead County Falls
1,581 total | 2 New | 14 Active
Falls from Couteau County
777 total | 2 New | 6 active
Falls from Dawson County
1,798 total | 2 New | 19 Active
Phillips County Falls
872 total | 2 New | 10 active
Sanders County Falls
1,550 total | 2 New | 43 Active
Valley County Falls
1,378 total | 2 New | 39 Active
Daniels County Falls
304 total | 1 New | 1 active
Falls in Garfield County
161 total | 1 New | 4 active
Falls from Mineral County
749 total | 1 New | 3 active
Petroleum County Falls
25 total | 1 New | 2 active
Falls from Sweet Grass County
596 total | 1 New | 12 active
Teton County Falls
913 total | 1 New | 8 active
Treasure County Falls
115 total | 1 New | 13 Active
Big Horn County Falls
3,423 total | 0 New | 80 active
Carter County Falls
207 total | 0 New | 1 active
Falls from Fergus County
1,854 total | 0 New | 14 Active
Falls from Golden Valley County
120 total | 0 New | 2 active
Granite County Falls
408 total | 0 New | 0 active
Hill County Falls
3,388 total | 0 New | 8 active
Cases from Judith Basin County
163 total | 0 New | 0 active
Falls from Liberty County
267 total | 0 New | 3 active
McCone County Falls
304 total | 0 New | 1 active
Meagher County Falls
274 total | 0 New | 4 active
Cases in the county of Pondera
821 total | 0 New | 9 Active
Falls in Powder River County
284 total | 0 New | 0 active
Falls from Prairie County
185 total | 0 New | 4 active
Falls from Rosebud County
1,764 total | 0 New | 9 Active
Falls from Sheridan County
550 total | 0 New | 14 Active
Cases from Toole County
1,003 total | 0 New | 7 Active
Falls from Wheatland County
271 total | 0 New | 3 active
Cases in the district of Wibaux
176 total | 0 New | 1 active
Answers to 25 Common Questions About COVID-19 Vaccines
Vaccinations for COVID-19 began in the US on December 14, 2020. The rapid roll-out came just over a year after the virus was first identified in November 2019. The impressive speed at which vaccines have been developed has an end too People with a lot of questions. Questions range from practical – how do I get vaccinated? – up to scientific – how do these vaccines even work?
Read on to find answers to 25 common questions about COVID-19 vaccines.
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