A breakdown of the postcode areas where victims of coronavirus are from has been released showing where coronavirus victims lived across Swindon and North Wiltshire.
The map reveals where that the Moulden Hill and Oakhurst area of Swindon has the highest number of coronavirus victims with 10 dying from the start of the outbreak to April 18th.
| Mouldon Hill & Oakhurst | 10 |
| Lydiard Millicent & Purton | 9 |
| Lower Stratton | 9 |
| Royal Wootton Bassett | 6 |
| Central South & Eastcott | 5 |
| Central North | 4 |
| Upper Stratton | 4 |
| Highworth | 4 |
| Wroughton , Whichelstowe & Chiseldon | 3 |
| Covingham | 3 |
| Royal Wootton Bassett (Outer) & Lyneham | 2 |
| Freshbrook North & Grange Park | 2 |
| Freshbrook South & Toothill | 2 |
| Lawn & East Wichel | 2 |
| Rodbourne & Cheney Manor | 2 |
| Central East & Walcot West | 2 |
| Eldene & Dorcan | 2 |
| Gorse Hill | 2 |
| Moredon | 2 |
| Abbey Park | 1 |
| Kingshill & Okus | 1 |
| Walcot East | 1 |
| Pinehurst | 1 |
| Penhill | 1 |
| Broad Blunsdon, South Marston & Wanborough | 1 |
| Westlea & Shaw | 0 |
| Roughmoor | 0 |
| Park North & South | 0 |
| Haydon Wick | 0 |
| Groundwell & Abeymeads | 0 |
Many areas of Swindon with high population densities, such as Park North and South, Westlea and Shaw, Haydon Wick and Roughmoor have no recorded deaths.
Broken down by postcode area, it is the first local area guide to show the prevalence of coronavirus cases and deaths.
Produced by the Office for National Statistics, the statistics also show the mortality rate for the most deprived areas of England was 55.1 deaths per 100,000 population, compared with 25.3 deaths per 100,000 in the least deprived areas.
The ten worst affected areas for deaths, according to the ONS, were inner-city areas of London where the death rate per 100,000 people was between 103 and 144.
In contrast Swindon has 35 deaths per 100,000 population and Wiltshire 22.
