The figures, from Public Health England, show where positive cases of Covid-19 are falling across Mansfield as the town gets to grips with a second national lockdown.
Despite case numbers decreasing in some areas, the latest figures show that the infection rate in the town is growing.
In the seven days to November 5, Mansfield had a rate of 380.6 new virus infections per 100,000 people and a total of 416 more positive cases.
This is a slight increase from a rate of 367.8 new positive tests in every 100,000 people in the seven days to October 29 and 402 new cases in the same period.
Please note that images were used for illustrative purposes only and not linked to the data.
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5. ABBOTT ROAD AND PLEASLEY HILL- 17.1 PER CENT DROP
A 17.1 per cent drop is showing for this area after 29 cases were recorded during the week ending November 4, down by six cases the previous week. Photo: Google Maps
6. MANSFIELD TOWN CENTRE- 11.1 PER CENT DROP
A total of 40 cases were recorded in the town centre during the week ending November 4, down by five cases the week before and equating to a drop of 11.1 per cent. Photo: Google Maps
7. KIRKBY LARWOOD AND KINGSWAY- 8 PER CENT DROP
This area is showing a drop of eight per cent in cases. 23 were recorded here during the week ending November 4, a decrease of two cases from the previous week. Photo: Google Maps