Coronavirus: Find out how many people have died with Covid-19 in your area - how many have tested positive for the virus - 56 Care home outbreaks reported

The figures are divided up into Local Government Districts.

In total - as of yesterday’s data - 207 people have died with Covid-19 in Northern Ireland.

And 56 Care Home outbreaks have been reported in Northern Ireland - on the Covid-19 Department of Health dashboard.

Meanwhile there are 612 confirmed or suspected Covid-19 patients now being treated in hospital across NI.

Antrim and Newtownabbey - 16 deaths - population of 142,670 - tests done on 1,128 people with 207 testing positive.

Mid and East Antrim - 10 deaths - population of 138,600 - tests done on 888 people with 167 testing positive.

Ards and North Down - 14 deaths - population of 160,880 - tests done on 1578 with 181 testing positive.

Armagh City Banbridge and Craigavon - 24 deaths - population of 213,680 - tests done on 1556 people with 266 people testing positive.

Belfast - 59 deaths - population of 341,230 - tests done on 4038 with 843 people testing positive.

Causeway Coast and Glens - 6 deaths - population of 144,260 - tests done on 681 people with 107 people testing positive.

Derry City and Strabane - 15 deaths - population of 150,670 - tests done on 801 people with 124 testing positive.

Fermanagh and Omagh - 10 deaths - population of 116,830 - tests done on 533 people with 59 people testing positive.

Lisburn and Castlereagh - 17 deaths - population of 145,170 - tests done on 1630 with 278 peole testing positive.

Mid and East Antrim - 10 deaths - population of 138,600 - tests done on 925 people with 171 people testing positive.

Mid Ulster - 15 deaths - population of 147,520 - tests done on 715 people with 111 pepole testing positive.

Newry, Mourne and Down - 13 deaths - population of 180,190 - tests done on 1,132 people with 148 testing positive.

Unknown location - 8 deaths - 960 people tests with 222 testing positive.

See more details about the Department of Health Covid-19 statistics here

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