Subnational Covid-19 cases in Europe from Aug. 2020 to Oct. 2021

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1. Hey there. So 4 weeks ago I posted an [earlier version](https://old.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/pz2nzn/one_year_of_covid19_cases_across_europe/) of this animated map. The only source was ECDC and many people here brought up the fact that it lacked non-EU countries. So I took the time to collect data and make this version where I added the following countries: UK, Andorra, Switzerland, Faroe Islands, Bosnia, Montenegro, Albania, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Moldova and Ukraine. I also changed the scale in Spain and France to go with smaller regions.

   Sadly, I couldn’t find any data at a subnational level for Serbia and Belarus. Any tip on those would be apreciated.

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5. Seems like Covid doesn’t stop until it consumes every region(either through infection, or by scaring people into inoculating)

6. Yesterday Ukraine got 26k of daily covid cases.

7. Czechia and my Province did it good looking back.

   more than 160 000 Cases per 1 000 000 People.

   Immun against Severe Sympthoms.