Based on tests in hospitals and the community, most recent government health figures show that nearly two dozen areas in Sheffield had a rolling rate of less than 150 in the week to February 3.
It comes as one neighbourhood in the city was nearly Covid-19 free as it reported less than three new positive cases in the most recently recorded period.
Find out where the 23 areas with the lowest rates of coronavirus infection are in Sheffield below.
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9. High Green and Burncross
The High Green and Burncross neighbourhood had a rate of 98.2 new Covid-19 infections in every 100,000 people in the week ending February 3. Photo: Google
10. Ecclesall and Greystones
In the seven days to February 3, Ecclesall and Greystones had a rate of 98.3 coronavirus cases per 100,000. Photo: Google
11. Bents Green and Millhouses
An average of 104 people tested positive for the virus out of 100,000 in the Bents Green and Millhouses area in the week ending February 3. Photo: Google
12. Cathedral and Kelham
In the seven days to February 3, Cathedral and Kelham had a rate of 108.6 coronavirus cases in every 100,000 people. Photo: Google