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	City	Feb. Cases	March Cases	April Cases	cases
	Jacksonville	10	97	322	429
	Miami	21	72	299	392
	Phoenix	23	78	289	390
	Austin	28	59	281	368
	New Orleans	12	101	248	361
	Houston	19	19	272	310
	San Diego	3	38	258	299
	Mesa	2	35	231	268
	Atlanta	11	35	220	266
	New York	19	56	189	264
	Long Beach	13	19	215	247
	Fresno	13	45	187	245
	Los Angeles	6	12	201	219
	Tulsa	8	43	127	178
	Las Vegas	1	22	146	169
	San Jose	10	23	109	142
	Fort Worth	8	26	98	132
	Tucson	2	9	114	125
	San Antonio	6	9	95	110
	Oakland	3	15	84	102
	Dallas	4	13	83	100
	Wichita	1	12	83	96
	San Francisco	2	13	76	91
	Washington D.C.	2	18	61	81
	Seattle	1	10	65	76
	Albuquerque	2	15	51	68
	Sacramento	2	9	51	62
	Kansas City	3	13	38	54
	Detroit	4	14	35	53
	Denver	2	11	30	43
	Memphis	2	7	31	40
	El Paso	3	4	29	36
	Baltimore	1	8	26	35
	Louisville	2	15	17	34
	Boston	1	2	28	31
	Nashville	1	4	23	28
	Portland	1	6	18	25
	Charlotte	1	2	19	22
	Columbus	1	5	14	20
	Chicago	0	3	14	17
	Milwaukee	1	3	12	16
	Arlington	1	2	11	14
	Oklahoma City	1	1	11	13
	Minneapolis	1	3	9	13
	Raleigh	0	2	8	10
	Indianapolis	0	2	7	9
	Philadelphia	0	1	5	6
	Colorado Springs	0	0	5	5
	Virginia Beach	0	0	4	4
	Omaha	0	0	3	3
	The bimg map indicates that the most of the affected cities are in the general southern part of the USA. The most affected regions are in the south west coast regions and the Florida state where the largest cases have been reported. The map provides an important visual view of the areas that are mostly affected by the virus. It will be easier to carry out a plan to mitigate the spread of the virus in the cities by understanding how the heats affect the regions. The red patches indicates high cases of the viral infection while a deep blue indicates minimal cases of the virus.

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City

Feb. Cases

March Cases

April Cases

Jacksonville

10

97

322

Miami

21

72

299

Phoenix

23

78

289

Austin

28

59

281

New Orleans

12

101

248

Houston

19

19

272

San Diego

3

38

258