Official Government figures show that since mid-January the rate of positive Covid-19 cases in Leeds has been falling. It's now down to 210.8 new cases per 100,000 people. But infection rates vary across the city's Middle Super Output Areas - a geographic measure of around 8,000 people - and some areas have much higher rates than the city's average. These neighbourhoods had the highest infection rates in the seven days to February 3, the latest available figures. All images are for illustrative purposes only.
1. Belle Isle North
Belle Isle North had an infection rate of 513.2, up 14.8% from the previous seven days Photo: Google
2. Tingley West & West Ardsley
Tingley West & West Ardsley had an infection rate of 429.9, up 100% from the previous seven days Photo: Google
3. Middleton Park Avenue
Middleton Park Avenue had an infection rate of 428.5, up 50% from the previous seven days
4. Halton Moor
Halton Moor had an infection rate of 426.2, up 21.7% from the previous seven days
5. Beeston Hill & Hunslet Moor
Beeston Hill & Hunslet Moor had an infection rate of 410.7, up 75% from the previous seven days
6. Harehills North
Harehills North had an infection rate of 381.5, up 20% from the previous seven days