The number of COVID-19 deaths this year reached 34 earlier in the month, and has slowly that number continues to rise after a big increase during the summer and fall months. (As of December 31, when this page was last updated, the year ended with 44 deaths.)

However, it is important to remember that when a person dies, they might also be a COVID-19 death because they were found to have the virus during testing conducted in an autopsy, for instance.

It is also good to remember this: The Georgia Department of Public Health doesn’t report COVID-19 deaths live, but after they are confirmed by the state before being uploaded to the database. So it could be that the death toll has gone up, but those numbers aren’t yet in the state’s reporting system.

This item will be updated regularly with new information as it becomes available, and as long as the state continues to report COVID-19 deaths.



Here’s the deaths reported so far by the state:

1 – A 90+ year old white female, with co-morbidity factors

2 – An 87-year-old white female, with co-morbidity factors

3 – An 87-year-old white male, with no co-morbidity factors

4 – An 85-year-old African American male, with co-morbidity factors

5 – An 85-year-old white male, with co-morbidity factors

6 – An 84-year-old white male, with co-morbidity factors



7 – An 83-year-old white female, with co-morbidity factors

8 – An 83-year-old white male with unknown co-morbidity factors

9 – An 82-year-old male (listed as other on ethnicity) with unknown co-morbidity factors

10 – An 82-year-old white male, with no co-morbidity factors

11 – An 81-year-old white male, with co-morbidity factors

12 – A 80-year-old white male, with co-morbidity factors



13 – A 79-year-old white female, with co-morbidity factors

14 – A 79-year-old white male, with co-morbidity factors listed as unknown

15 – A 79-year-old white male, with co-morbidity factors

16 – A 78-year-old white male, with co-morbidity factors

17 – A 76-year-old white female, with co-morbidity factors



18 – A 76-year-old white male, with co-morbidity factors listed as unknown

19 – A 76-year-old white male, with co-morbidity factors listed as unknown

20 – A 76-year-old white male, with no co-morbidity factors

21 – A 76-year-old white female, with no co-morbidity factors

22 – A 75-year-old white female, with co-morbidity factors listed as unknown

23 – A 75-year-old African American female with no co-morbidity factors



24 – A 74-year-old white male, with co-morbidity factors

25 – A 73-year-old white female, with co-morbidity factors

26 – A 73-year-old white female, with co-morbidity factors

27 – A 72-year-old white female, with no co-morbidity factors

28 – A 71-year-old white female, with co-morbidity factors listed as unknown

29 – A 68-year-old white female, with co-morbidity factors



30 – A 68-year-old white female, with co-morbidity factors

31 – A 68-year-old white male, with no co-morbidity factors

32 – An 67-year-old male (listed as other on ethnicity) with no co-morbidity factors

33 – A 67-year-old white male, with co-morbidity factors

34 – A 67-year-old white female, with co-morbidity factors

35 – A 65-year-old white female, with co-morbidity factors

36 – A 62-year-old white female, with no co-morbidity factors

37 – A 60-year-old white female, with no co-morbidity factors



38 – A 59-year-old white female, with co-morbidity factors

39 – A 59-year-old white female, with no co-morbidity factors

40 – A 57-year-old white male, with no co-morbidity factors

41 – A 56-year-old white male, with no co-morbidity factors

42 – A 53-year-old African American male, with co-morbidity factors listed as unknown

43 – A 53-year-old white female, with co-morbidity factors listed as unknown

44 – A 49-year-old white male, with co-morbidity factors



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