Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: 10-person limit.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are closed to the public, including entertainment venues, fitness centers, salons, nail parlors and certain retailers. (Order)
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Beaches closed.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: 10-person limit.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are limited to minimum operations or remote work. (Order)
Quarantines: Travelers from out of state must self-quarantine for 14 days.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Unless locally restricted, open with social distancing.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: All mass gatherings of 10 or more people must be canceled or postponed.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are limited to minimum operations or remote work.
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Unless locally restricted, open with social distancing.
Travel outside home: The governor hasn’t issued a stay-at-home order.
Gatherings: 10-person limit; doesn’t apply to unenclosed outdoor spaces or places of worship.
Businesses: Gym and entertainment venues are closed. Hotels, motels and vacation rentals are restricted to authorized guests.
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: State parks remain operational during the daytime.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: Gatherings in a single room or place are prohibited. Visitation to hospitals, nursing homes and other residential care facilities is restricted.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are closed.
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Some parks are fully closed. Local jurisdictions have closed some beaches.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: Public and private gatherings of any number are prohibited with limited exceptions.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are limited to minimum operations or remote work.
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: State parks remain open, but playgrounds, picnic areas and campgrounds are closed.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: Five-person limit for social and recreational gatherings; 50-person limit for religious services.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses must suspend all in-person operations.
Quarantines: No statewide directive. Out-of-state visitors are strongly urged to self-quarantine.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Trails and grounds of state parks and forests are open with social distancing.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: 10-person limit.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are limited to minimum operations or remote work.
Quarantines: Visitors from out of state who aren’t just passing through must self-quarantine for 14 days.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Beaches are closed except for exercise or dog walking. State parks remain open with restricted activity.
Travel outside home: Senior citizens and those with significant medical conditions may not leave home unless for essential needs or to go to an essential job. (Order)
Gatherings: No social gatherings in a public space with religious exemptions.
Businesses: Nonessential services are closed to the public. Gun stores remain open.
Quarantines: Visitors from outbreak hot spots, such as the New York tri-state area, must self-quarantine for 14 days.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: State parks remain open with limited hours and reduced capacity. Miami-Dade County has closed beaches and parks.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: 10-person limit.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are limited to minimum operations or remote work.
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Open, with social-distancing requirements.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: 10-person limit.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are limited to minimum operations or remote work. Essential services must implement separate operating hours for high-risk populations.
Quarantines: Travelers from out of state must self-quarantine for 14 days.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Most state parks and public beaches are closed. All camping and lodging at parks is suspended.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: Nonessential gatherings are prohibited. Visits to hospitals, nursing homes and residential-care facilities are restricted.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are limited to minimum operations or remote work. Drive-in theaters and churches are permitted.
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: No camping in state parks.
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Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: 10-person limit.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are limited to minimum operations or remote work.
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: State parks, fish and wildlife areas, recreational areas and historic sites are closed.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: 10-person limit.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are limited to minimum operations or remote work.
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Hiking, biking, fishing, boating, birding, hunting and camping are allowed with social distancing.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: 10-person limit, exempting funerals and religious services with social distancing.
Businesses: Residents may not leave home to patronize nonessential businesses, such as hair salons.
Quarantines: Kansas residents who traveled to California, Florida, New York or Washington state after March 14—or visited Illinois or New Jersey after March 22—must self-quarantine for 14 days. The same applies to anybody who had close contact with a Covid-19 patient.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out or curbside service only.
Beaches/parks: Most parks are open.
Global Spread
Locations ordered by total reported infections
New daily confirmed cases
Total Cases010k20k30kMarch 20March 27April 3United StatesSpainItalyGermanyFranceMainland ChinaIranUnited KingdomTurkeyBelgiumSwitzerlandNetherlandsCanadaBrazilPortugalAustriaSouth KoreaRussiaIsraelSwedenIndiaAustraliaIrelandNorwayDenmarkChilePolandCzech RepublicRomaniaJapanEcuadorPakistanPeruMalaysiaPhilippinesIndonesiaMexicoLuxembourgSaudi ArabiaSerbiaU.A.E.FinlandPanamaThailandQatarDominican RepublicColombiaUkraineGreeceSouth AfricaArgentinaSingaporeIcelandAlgeriaEgyptCroatiaMoroccoNew ZealandEstoniaIraqMoldovaSloveniaBelarusHungaryHong KongLithuaniaArmeniaKuwaitBahrainBosnia and HerzegovinaAzerbaijanKazakhstanCameroonSlovakiaNorth MacedoniaTunisiaPuerto RicoBulgariaLatviaLebanonAndorraUzbekistanCyprusCosta RicaAfghanistanOmanCubaUruguayBurkina FasoAlbaniaIvory CoastTaiwanReunionJordanChannel IslandsHondurasNigerMaltaBangladeshGhanaSan MarinoKyrgyzstanNigeriaMauritiusBoliviaWest Bank and GazaVietnamMontenegroSenegalGeorgiaSri LankaSt. MartinFaroe IslandsMayotteKosovoCongoKenyaVenezuelaGuineaGuadeloupeBruneiDjiboutiGuamParaguayGibraltarCambodiaRwandaTrinidad and TobagoEl SalvadorMadagascarGuatemalaFrench GuianaMonacoLiechtensteinArubaTogoJamaicaBarbadosMaliEthiopiaUgandaFrench PolynesiaMacauCayman IslandsCongo RepublicBahamasZambiaGuyanaGabonEritreaGuinea-BissauLiberiaHaitiBeninPalestineTanzaniaMyanmarLibyaMaldivesAntigua and BarbudaAngolaSyriaEquatorial GuineaMozambiqueMongoliaNamibiaLaosFijiDominicaSudanCuracaoSaint LuciaBotswanaEswatiniSomaliaGrenadaSeychellesGreenlandZimbabweSaint Kitts and NevisSurinameChadNepalMS ZaandamVatican CitySaint Vincent and the GrenadinesCentral African RepublicBelizeMalawiMauritaniaCabo VerdeSierra LeoneSaint BarthelemyNicaraguaBhutanThe BahamasGambiaWestern SaharaSao Tome and PrincipeBurundiJerseyPapua New GuineaSouth SudanGuernseyThe GambiaEast TimorTimor-Leste431,541152,446139,422113,29682,06781,86564,58660,97138,22624,98323,61221,80719,27716,23813,14113,10510,42310,1319,7559,1416,2376,1086,0746,0425,6355,5465,3415,3355,2024,6674,4504,4144,3424,2284,0763,2933,1813,0342,9322,6662,6592,6052,5282,4232,3762,1112,0541,8921,8841,8451,7951,6231,6161,5721,5601,4071,3461,2391,2071,2021,1741,1241,06698097395592191085584182276473070166362862061158958256455552650248445745745641440938438036235835134334233733031330828027627326426325525224421418918618418418418017916716414113513512512412011711010710393878381787770636359565351454545403937343333313026252522211919191918171616161515141414131212121111111110109988888777665444432221111
Sources: Johns Hopkins Center for Systems Science and Engineering, the Lancet, Associated Press
Travel outside home: Travel outside the state is restricted to essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: Mass gatherings prohibited; smaller gatherings are allowed with social distancing.
Businesses: Nonessential retail must close.
Quarantines: Anybody coming in from out of state—including residents—must self-quarantine for 14 days upon return.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: State parks closed for overnight stays.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: 10-person limit.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are limited to minimum operations or remote work.
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Some state parks are open for fishing, hiking and biking during the day.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. No use of public transportation unless absolutely necessary. (Order).
Gatherings: 10-person limit.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are limited to minimum operations or remote work.
Quarantines: Travelers arriving in Maine, regardless of their state of residency, must self-quarantine for 14 days.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Numerous parks and beaches closed.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: 10-person limit.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are limited to minimum operations or remote work. Senior-citizen activities centers are closed.
Quarantines: People traveling into Maryland from anywhere outside Maryland are required to self-quarantine for 14 days with limited exceptions. (Guidance)
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: State park beaches are closed. Some parks remain open.
Travel outside home: People and especially older adults are strongly advised to stay home as much as possible. (Advisory)
Gatherings: 10-person limit. Applies to confined spaces, not parks and other outdoor spaces.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses must close their physical workplaces and facilities to workers and customers. Groceries must reserve an hour in the morning for older customers.
Quarantines: Arriving travelers from out of state are instructed to self-quarantine for 14 days.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: No congregating on coastal beaches. State parks are open and campgrounds closed.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: Public and private gatherings are prohibited, with religious exemptions. Visits to residential-care facilities are restricted.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are limited to minimum operations or remote work.
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: State parks are open, but campgrounds, overnight lodging facilities and shelters are closed.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: No statewide directive.
Businesses: Entertainment and performance venues are closed.
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Wildlife management areas, state forests and state parks remain open. Campgrounds are closed.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: 10-person limit.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are limited to minimum operations or remote work.
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Public parks and beaches closed.
Gatherings: 10-person limit.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses must enforce social distancing. Essential retailers must limit occupancy.
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: State parks and trails are open during the day.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: Nonessential social and recreational gatherings are prohibited, if social distancing can’t be maintained.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are limited to minimum operations or remote work.
Quarantines: Nonwork travelers from out of state must self-quarantine for 14 days.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Open with social distancing.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: People may not congregate in groups of 10 or more.
Businesses: Recreational, entertainment and personal-care businesses are closed, including casinos.
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Valley of Fire and Rye Patch are closed. Other parks open for day use only.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: Nine-person limit.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are limited to minimum operations or remote work.
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only
Beaches/parks: Most park sites are open.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: 10-person limit.
Businesses: Nonessential retail businesses must close bricks-and-mortar premises. Recreational and entertainment businesses are closed to the public.
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Some beach closures. Parks are open for passive recreation with social distancing.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: Five-person limit in a single room or connected space outside residence.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses must suspend all in-person operations.
Quarantines: Arriving air travelers must self-quarantine for two weeks.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: State parks are closed.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. Individuals age 70 and older and those with compromised immune systems must stay home and limit home-visitation to immediate family members or close friends.
Gatherings: Nonessential gatherings are prohibited.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses limited to minimum operations or remote work. (Guidance)
Quarantines: No mandatory quarantine for out-of-state travelers. Mandatory quarantines for people who’ve been in close contact with a Covid-19 patient.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Social distancing at state parks.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: 10-person limit.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are limited to minimum operations or remote work.
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: People may go to public parks and outdoor recreation areas unless locally restricted.
Travel outside home: The governor hasn’t issued a stay-at-home order.
Gatherings: No statewide directive.
Businesses: Personal-care services and recreational facilities are closed. (Order)
Quarantines: Mandatory quarantine for international travelers returning to North Dakota and domestic travelers coming from places with widespread community infection.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: No statewide directive.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: 10-person limit.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses and operations must cease all activities except minimum basic operations.
Quarantines: Travelers arriving in Ohio should self-quarantine for 14 days with limited exceptions.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Wildlife areas, forests and nature preserves remain open.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. Applies only to residents older than 65 and people or with underlying medical problems. (Order)
Gatherings: 10-person limit. No visitors at nursing homes, retirement or long-term care facilities.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses must suspend services.
Quarantines: Travelers arriving tofrom the New York tri-state area, California, Louisiana and Washington should self-quarantine for 14 days with limited exceptions.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Hiking trails, picnic tables, fishing areas and boat ramps are available for outdoor recreation.
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Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: Gatherings over 25 people are canceled statewide. Oregonians are urged to avoid gatherings of 10 people.
Businesses: Nonessential business closures.
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: No daytime or overnight visitors are permitted at any state park.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: Gatherings are generally prohibited.
Businesses: Non-life-sustaining businesses must close or operate remotely.
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Trails, lakes, roads and parking are limited to “passive and dispersed recreation.”
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: Five-person limit.
Businesses: Noncritical retail businesses must cease operations.
Quarantines: Mandatory two-week quarantine for out-of-state visitors.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: State beaches and parks are closed.
Travel outside home: The governor hasn’t issued a stay-at-home order.
Gatherings: Gatherings of three or more are prohibited if deemed a threat to public health.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are limited to minimum operations or remote work. (Order)
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Public beaches and access points to lakes, rivers and waterways are closed. Local restrictions on parks.
Travel outside home: The governor hasn’t issued a stay-at-home order.
Gatherings: Unnecessary gatherings of 10 or more prohibited. (Order)
Businesses: No statewide directive.
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: No statewide directive.
Beaches/parks: No statewide directive.
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Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: Social gatherings of 10 or more people prohibited.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are limited to minimum operations or remote work.
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: State parks/trails closed.
Travel outside home: Texans must minimize in-person contact with people who are not in the same household. (A number of major counties have more explicit stay-at-home orders.) No visits to nursing homes or long-term care facilities unless providing critical assistance. (Order)
Gatherings: 10-person limit.
Businesses: No eating or drinking at bars and restaurants or visits to gyms, massage establishments, tattoo studios, piercing studios and cosmetology salons.
Quarantines: Air travelers flying to Texas from California, Louisiana or Washington—or Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit, Miami—must self-quarantine for 14 days.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Many state parks remain open. Some beaches are closed or limited to restricted activities.
Travel outside home: High-risk individuals (older residents and those with serious underlying medical conditions) may leave only for essential needs/work. Others must stay home whenever possible. (Order)
Gatherings: 10-person limit.
Businesses: Businesses must minimize face-to-face contact with high-risk employees.
Quarantines: Two-week quarantine after traveling out of state or exposed to a person with Covid-19 symptoms.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Residents may not travel across county lines to go to a state park.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: Nonessential gatherings are limited to 10 people.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are limited to minimum operations or remote work.
Quarantines: Visitors must self-quarantine for two weeks unless traveling for an essential purpose.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: RV parks and campgrounds are closed with emergency shelter exceptions
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: 10-person limit.
Businesses: Recreation and entertainment businesses must close. (Order)
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Beaches are closed except for fishing and exercising. State parks are open for day-use activities. Campgrounds are closed.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: All gatherings of people for social, spiritual and recreational purposes are prohibited.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are limited to minimum operations or remote work.
Quarantines: No statewide directive.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: State parks and recreational fisheries are closed.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: Five-person limit with some exceptions.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are limited to minimum operations or remote work.
Quarantines: Two-week mandatory quarantines for people traveling into West Virginia from areas of substantial community spread of Covid-19.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: Park lodges, cabins and campgrounds are closed.
Travel outside home: Only for essential needs/work. (Order)
Gatherings: All public and private gatherings are prohibited with limited exceptions.
Businesses: Nonessential businesses are limited to minimum operations or remote work.
Quarantines: No mandatory quarantine for out-of-state travelers. Self-quarantine recommended for out-of-state travelers.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: State parks, trails and forests are open to the public. Campgrounds are closed.
Travel outside home: Residents urged but not required to stay home whenever possible.
Gatherings: Limited to nine people.
Businesses: Theaters, bars, museums, gyms, nightclubs and other public places are closed. (Order)
Quarantines: People traveling to Wyoming for nonwork purposes must self-quarantine for 14 days.
Bars/restaurants: Dine-out only.
Beaches/parks: No statewide directive.
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