As U.S. authorities and medical personnel work to contain the coronavirus pandemic, the number of total cases is growing across the country at different rates. The factors are many, from when the disease first broke out in a place to the testing capabilities and the different stay-at-home orders in each state.

With thousands of cases being confirmed every day in New York, the state is the epicenter of the nation’s crisis and on a different scale from the rest of the country. NBC News will be updating the data in these charts, which show the per-day count of confirmed cases in each state, between 6 and 7 p.m. ET every day.

And while New York’s outbreak is currently the most severe, several other states with high populations are seeing outbreaks as well. Note that cases in the U.S. are increasing due to improving in testing capabilities as well as more people catching the disease.

States and territories	Confirmed	Deaths
New York	75,795	1,550
New Jersey	18,696	267
California	8,561	183
Michigan	7,615	259
Florida	6,741	85
Massachusetts	6,620	89
Illinois	5,994	99
Louisiana	5,237	239
Washington	5,230	225
Pennsylvania	4,843	63
Georgia	4,117	125
Texas	4,035	67
Connecticut	3,128	69
Colorado	2,966	69
Indiana	2,565	65
Tennessee	2,382	23
Ohio	2,199	55
Maryland	1,660	18
North Carolina	1,498	8
Virginia	1,484	34
Wisconsin	1,351	16
Missouri	1,327	14
Arizona	1,289	24
Nevada	1,113	26
South Carolina	1,083	22
Alabama	999	17
Mississippi	937	20
Utah	887	5
Oregon	690	18
Minnesota	629	12
Kentucky	591	17
Oklahoma	565	23
Arkansas	564	8
Idaho	525	9
Iowa	497	7
District of Columbia	495	9
Rhode Island	488	8
Kansas	428	9
New Hampshire	367	3
Delaware	319	10
New Mexico	315	5
Maine	303	5
Vermont	293	13
Puerto Rico	286	11
Hawaii	224	1
Montana	198	5
Nebraska	190	4
West Virginia	162	1
Alaska	133	3
North Dakota	126	3
Wyoming	120	0
South Dakota	108	1
Guam	69	2
U.S. Virgin Islands	30	0
Northern Mariana Islands	2	0

Original Story - nbcnews.com - By Nigel Chiwaya and Joe Murphy