ny_times_us_counties

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7 rows where cases = 82, county = "Hartley" and state = "Texas" sorted by date descending

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state 1

  • Texas · 7 ✖

fips 1

county 1

  • Hartley · 7 ✖
Link rowid date ▲ county state fips cases deaths
404720 404720 2020-08-05 Hartley Texas 48205 82 2
401502 401502 2020-08-04 Hartley Texas 48205 82 2
398286 398286 2020-08-03 Hartley Texas 48205 82 2
395070 395070 2020-08-02 Hartley Texas 48205 82 2
391854 391854 2020-08-01 Hartley Texas 48205 82 2
388637 388637 2020-07-31 Hartley Texas 48205 82 2
385420 385420 2020-07-30 Hartley Texas 48205 82 2

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CREATE TABLE [ny_times_us_counties] (
   [date] TEXT,
   [county] TEXT,
   [state] TEXT,
   [fips] INTEGER,
   [cases] INTEGER,
   [deaths] INTEGER
);
CREATE INDEX [idx_ny_times_us_counties_state]
    ON [ny_times_us_counties] ([state]);
CREATE INDEX [idx_ny_times_us_counties_county]
    ON [ny_times_us_counties] ([county]);
CREATE INDEX [idx_ny_times_us_counties_fips]
    ON [ny_times_us_counties] ([fips]);
CREATE INDEX [idx_ny_times_us_counties_date]
    ON [ny_times_us_counties] ([date] desc);