[USGS Logo]
West Nile Virus
Human
2008
Picture of Human
USGS Logo Banner
West Nile Virus:  Arkansas - Human
[Clickable Map of USA]
Benton County Fulton County Carroll County Sharp County Randolph County Boone County Marion County (2) Baxter County Clay County Madison County Greene County Izard County Lawrence County Washington County Stone County Newton County Searcy County Mississippi County Craighead County Independence County (1) Jackson County Van Buren County Franklin County Johnson County Crawford County Pope County Cleburne County Poinsett County White County Conway County Sebastian County Cross County Woodruff County Crittenden County Logan County Faulkner County Yell County Saint Francis County Perry County Scott County Prairie County Lonoke County Pulaski County (1) Monroe County Lee County Saline County Garland County Montgomery County Polk County Phillips County Arkansas County Hot Spring County Grant County Jefferson County (4) Howard County Pike County Clark County Sevier County Lincoln County Dallas County Desha County Cleveland County Hempstead County Nevada County Little River County Ouachita County Calhoun County Drew County Bradley County Miller County Chicot County Lafayette County Columbia County Ashley County Union County Navigate to Kentucky page Navigate to Kentucky page Navigate to Louisiana page Navigate to Mississippi page Navigate to Missouri page Navigate to Oklahoma page Navigate to Tennessee page Navigate to Texas page
Map Scalebar 150 km
Cumulative 2008 Data as of 3 am, Nov 04, 2008*
These data are provisional and may be revised or adjusted in the future.
[Epi curve - Vertical bar graph showing number of incidents for each of 52 weeks]
Cumulative Human Disease Cases by County - Arkansas, 2008
Independence County1
Jefferson County4
Marion County2
Pulaski County1
Cumulative Total Entire State: 8
Did You Know?
You can also navigate to Adjacent States by clicking on them.
Map Legend
* States and counties in yellow either did not perform surveillance or did not report any positive test results from their surveillance.