Surveillance on the endemic of Zika virus infection by meteorological factors in Colombia: a population-based spatial and temporal study

Table 1 The total ZIKV infection cases, population, and crude incidence of ZIKV infection among 32 departments in Colombia, 2015 ̶ 2016

Department	# of cases	Weekly cases^a	Population	Crude incidence (per 10,000 population)
Amazonas	293	2.50	46,950	62.41
Antioquia	2286	19.54	5,601,507	4.08
Arauca	1851	15.82	153,028	120.96
Atlantico	6743	57.63	2,112,001	31.93
Bolivar	1893	16.18	1,836,640	10.31
Boyaca	374	3.20	1,210,982	3.09
Caldas	384	3.28	898,490	4.27
Caqueta	1212	10.36	337,932	35.87
Casanare	3944	33.71	281,294	140.21
Cauca	265	2.26	1,182,022	2.24
Cesar	1596	13.64	878,437	18.17
Choco	22	0.19	388,476	0.57
Cordoba	2931	25.05	1,462,909	20.04
Cundinamarca	5083	43.44	9,007,373	5.64
Guainia	17	0.15	18,797	9.04
Guaviare	195	1.67	56,758	34.36
Huila	6963	59.51	1,001,476	69.53
La Guajira	673	5.75	655,943	10.26
Magdalena	3180	27.18	1,136,819	27.97
Meta	4301	36.76	713,772	60.26
Narino	59	0.50	1,498,234	0.39
Norte de Santander	10,512	89.85	1,208,336	87.00
Putumayo	538	4.60	237,197	22.68
Quindío	397	3.39	518,691	7.65
Risaralda	1385	11.84	859,666	16.11
San Andres and Providencia	1146	9.79	59,573	192.37
Santander	10,069	86.06	1,913,444	52.62
Sucre	1843	15.75	762,263	24.18
Tolima	7079	60.50	1,312,304	53.94
Valle del Cauca	26,908	229.98	4,052,535	66.40
Vaupes	0	0.00	19,943	0.00
Vichada	41	0.35	44,592	9.19

^aThe weekly cases started from the 40th week of 2015, which was the first report released by Epidemiological Bulletin in Colombia

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