The figures, from Public Health England, are available to view in an interactive map and show which neighbourhoods saw a decrease in cases between November 4-11.
Meanwhile, Sheffield is expected to learn soon whether it will return to Tier 3 restrictions once the national lockdown ends.
The Government is due to decide next week what to do once the England-wide lockdown ends on December 2, with scientists calling for a tougher tiered lockdown system than that which preceded it to keep down coronavirus infection rates.
Please note that the images used for illustrative purposes only and not linked to the data.
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5. BEIGHTON- 53.1% DROP IN CASES
This area is showing a 53.1 per cent drop in cases, as a total of 15 cases were recorded during the week leading up to November 11- down by 17 cases from the previous week. Photo: Google Maps
6. NORTON AND NORTON LEES- 51.4% DROP IN CASES
A total of 18 cases were recorded here during the week leading up to November 11, down by 19 cases from the previous week and showing a 51.4 per cent decrease. Photo: Google Maps
7. UPPERTHORPE AND NETHERTHORPE- 52.6% DROP IN CASES
A total of 18 cases were recorded here during the week leading up to November 11, down by 20 cases from the previous week and showing a 52.6 per cent decrease. Photo: Google Maps
8. MOSBOROUGH AND HALFWAY- 47.9% DROP
Cases here have fallen by almost half after 25 cases were recorded during the week leading up to November 15. This was down by 18 cases the previous week, showing a 47.9 per cent decrease. Photo: Google Maps