For Hartlepool, it gives a detailed breakdown on how many deaths involving Covid-19 occurred in 12 neighbourhoods between March 1 and May 31.
As lockdown measures continue to be eased by the Government, Hartlepool is said to sit in the worst 20% nationally for the virus infection rate with continued warnings from civic leaders to remain vigilant and continue to follow social distancing.
According to the figures there were are total of 110 deaths in March, April and May.
The areas with the highest number of deaths were Headland and West View with 14, followed by Wooler Road area with 13, and Rift House & Summerhill also with 13.
See the images below for the full reported breakdown.
* Photos are for illustrative purposes only and don't indicate specific locations where deaths have occurred.
1. Headland and West View
Headland and West View had the highest number of deaths involving Covid-19 at 14. There were 47 deaths from all causes between March 1 and May 31 this year. Photo: Frank Reid
2. Wooler Road
This area had 13 deaths involving coronavirus out of 21 from all causes in the time period. Photo: David James Wood
3. Rift House and Summerhill
Rift House and Summerhill also had 13 deaths linked to Covid-19. The figures are for where Covid-19 was the underlying cause or was mentioned on the death certificate as a contributory factor. Photo: Google
4. Owton Manor
In Owton Manor 11 out of 27 deaths were linked to coronavirus. Photo: Stu Norton