New reported Covid-19 cases per 1M population (large countries)

Over the past four weeks, the USA saw more new Covid-19 cases per 1M pop. than any other large country. (Countries shown in this chart are those with 37 million or more residents and more than 10 new cases per 1M pop. during the week ending 5/3.) The country that looks in most danger at the moment is Brazil -- last week, it saw more new cases per 1M pop. than any other country on this chart.

Math note: Want to know the total number of cases a state had in a given week? Move the decimal point in the state population one to the right (so Wisconsin, at 5.8M, becomes "58"; this number is the Wisconsin population expressed in hundreds of thousands of people) and multiply that by the "Cases per 100K" shown. (So if Wisconsin has a population of 58 hundred thousand people and, in a given week, 36 new cases per hundred thousand people , its total number of reported new cases that week was 58 x 36, or about 2,088 new cases.).