MAPS show how the rate of coronavirus in Oxford has changed over the last year.
The interactive data, which is part of the government's Covid dashboard, reveals where the positive cases have been in the city since July - the earliest data still available.
On the map, lighter colours like white, yellow and green, show low infection rates per 100,000 people while blue and purple colours show the highest rates of infection.
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Here's what that looks like visually:
This slider compares the rates in Oxford now (from the seven days up to December 17)(right) to the earliest data available (the seven days to June 25):
The graphic shows the sharp rise in infection rates in every part of Oxford.
Scroll through the pictures to see how infection rates have changed since July:
JULY 25
AUGUST 20
SEPTEMBER 24:
OCTOBER 22:
NOVEMBER 19:
NOW, DECEMBER 17:
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