Mercer County Nears 3,000 COVID-19 Cases Total as of Thursday

The New Jersey Department of Health announced that as of April 23, there are 2,991 Mercer County residents who have tested positive for COVID-19 and sadly, 163 people have died. Contact tracing continues. As more testing sites open around the county, we expect to see an increase in the number of positive cases. Mercer County is also tracking data at the municipal level.

The town breakdown as of April 21st, the most recent data, is as follows:

EAST WINDSOR TWP

Population 2010: 27,190  Pop/SqMi: 1,737

Daily Cases: 6  Total Cases: 311

EWING TWP

Population 2010: 35,790  Pop/SqMi: 2,302

Daily Cases: 4  Total Cases: 274

HAMILTON TWP

Population 2010: 88,464  Pop/SqMi: 2,199

Daily Cases: 8  Total Cases: 554

HIGHTSTOWN BORO

Population 2010: 5,494  Pop/SqMi: 4,360

Daily Cases: 1  Total Cases: 82

HOPEWELL BORO

Population 2010: 1,922  Pop/SqMi: 2,669

Daily Cases: 0  Total Cases: 3

HOPEWELL TWP

Population 2010: 17,304  Pop/SqMi: 294

Daily Cases: 1  Total Cases: 62

LAWRENCE TWP

Population 2010: 33,472  Pop/SqMi: 1,524

Daily Cases: 5  Total Cases: 131

PENNINGTON BORO

Population 2010: 2,585  Pop/SqMi: 2,665

Daily Cases: 0  Total Cases: 8

PRINCETON

Population 2010: 28,572  Pop/SqMi: 1,552

Daily Cases: 1  Total Cases: 75

ROBBINSVILLE TWP

Population 2010: 13,642  Pop/SqMi: 663

Daily Cases: 0  Total Cases: 58

TRENTON CITY

Population 2010: 84,913  Pop/SqMi: 10,317

Daily Cases: 15  Total Cases: 729

WEST WINDSOR TWP

Population 2010: 27,165  Pop/SqMi: 1,035

Daily Cases: 1  Total Cases: 102

Please note that municipal data lags behind the state data and will update as information becomes available.

Mercer County continues to recommend basic steps for residents. Whether you are ill or not, adhere to the Governor’s Executive Orders and stay home. If you must leave your home, practice social distancing and wear a mask over your mouth and nose. Wash your hands. Cough and sneeze into your elbow or a tissue. Clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces.

The NJ Poison Control Center and 211 have partnered with the State to provide information to the Public on COVID-19:

Call: 2-1-1
Call (24/7): 1-800-962-1253
Text: NJCOVID to 898-211
Text: your ZIP code to 898-211 for live text assistance

Visit: www.covid19.nj.gov

The statewide COVID-19 count grew by 4,427 cases and 307 deaths for a total of 99,989 cases and 5,368 fatalities in total as of Thursday, April 23rd.

COVID-19 Cases by County
Data is provisional and subject to revision.

BERGEN:

14,049 Positive Test Results

907 Deaths

HUDSON:

12,645 Positive Test Results

606 Deaths

ESSEX:

11,811 Positive Test Results

932 Deaths

UNION:

10,935 Positive Test Results

515 Deaths

PASSAIC:

9,874 Positive Test Results

350 Deaths

MIDDLESEX:

9,530 Positive Test Results

396 Deaths

OCEAN:

5,444 Positive Test Results

286 Deaths

MONMOUTH:

5,238 Positive Test Results

260 Deaths

MORRIS:

4,680 Positive Test Results

324 Deaths

MERCER:

2,991 Positive Test Results

163 Deaths

SOMERSET:

2,798 Positive Test Results

196 Deaths

CAMDEN:

2,683 Positive Test Results

104 Deaths

BURLINGTON:

1,969 Positive Test Results

76 Deaths

UNKNOWN:

1,108 Positive Test Results

2 Deaths

GLOUCESTER:

899 Positive Test Results

30 Deaths

SUSSEX:

784 Positive Test Results

82 Deaths

WARREN:

719 Positive Test Results

60 Deaths

ATLANTIC:

544 Positive Test Results

30 Deaths

HUNTERDON:

464 Positive Test Results

22 Deaths

CUMBERLAND:

424 Positive Test Results

5 Deaths

CAPE MAY:

236 Positive Test Results

16 Deaths

SALEM:

164 Positive Test Results

6 Deaths

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