Figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) reveal how many people died of Covid-19 across Mansfield between March 1 to May 31, 2020.
The list below shows which areas of the town were hardest hit by the virus in this period.
King’s Walk, Berry Hill and Oakham, which were grouped together in the data set, had the highest number of coronavirus deaths in the town. A total of eight people in the area lost their lives to Covid-19 between March and May. Out of the 33 people who died from all causes in King’s Walk, Berry Hill and Oakham during this period – coronavirus was responsible for 24% of deaths.
The area of Mansfield with the highest percentage of Covid-19 related deaths was Eakring and Ling Forest. From March to May, 2020, 28% of deaths in the area were due to the coronavirus.
While Oak Tree and Ransom Wood, which were grouped together as one area, and Church Warsop and Meden Vale had the joint lowest number of people dying because of coronavirus in the same period. There were only two Covid-19 deaths in both areas from March to May.
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Find out which areas of Mansfield were hit hardest by coronavirus. Photo: Mansfield market
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Eakring and Ling Forest had the highest percentage of coronavirus deaths across Mansfield according to statistics from the ONS. The virus was responsible for 28% of deaths in the area from March to May, it caused five people, out of a total 18 fatalities, to lose their lives. Photo: Eakring and Ling Forest
. King's Walk, Berry Hill and Oakham
The area in Mansfield with the highest number of Covid-19 deaths was King's Walk, Berry Hill and Oakham. Between March 1 to May 31, 2020, there were eight people in the area who died because of coronavirus. There were 33 total deaths from all causes in this period, making the virus responsible for 24% of fatalities. Photo: King's Walk, Berry Hill and Oakham
. Abbott Road and Pleasley Hill
A total of seven people from Abbott Road and Pleasley Hill died due to Covid-19 - the second highest number of coronavirus fatalities across Mansfield. The virus was responsible for 24% deaths, out of 29 total fatalities in this period. Photo: Abbott Road and Pleasley Hill
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Find out which areas of Mansfield were hit hardest by coronavirus. Photo: Mansfield market
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Eakring and Ling Forest had the highest percentage of coronavirus deaths across Mansfield according to statistics from the ONS. The virus was responsible for 28% of deaths in the area from March to May, it caused five people, out of a total 18 fatalities, to lose their lives. Photo: Eakring and Ling Forest
3. King's Walk, Berry Hill and Oakham
The area in Mansfield with the highest number of Covid-19 deaths was King's Walk, Berry Hill and Oakham. Between March 1 to May 31, 2020, there were eight people in the area who died because of coronavirus. There were 33 total deaths from all causes in this period, making the virus responsible for 24% of fatalities. Photo: King's Walk, Berry Hill and Oakham
4. Abbott Road and Pleasley Hill
A total of seven people from Abbott Road and Pleasley Hill died due to Covid-19 - the second highest number of coronavirus fatalities across Mansfield. The virus was responsible for 24% deaths, out of 29 total fatalities in this period. Photo: Abbott Road and Pleasley Hill