Louisiana now has 479 diagnosed cases of the new coronavirus, with the majority of the cases in metro New Orleans, state health officials said Friday morning. Eleven people have died in the state from the disease.

The numbers climbed from Thursday night, when 392 cases were reported by the Louisiana Department of Health.

The eleventh death was reported early Friday morning in St. Tammany Parish. The patient was a 63-year-old Mississippi man being treated at a Slidell hospital, parish officials said Friday. He is the parish's first known COVID-19 death.

St. Tammany's death is not yet included in the official LDH numbers.

St. Tammany reports its first coronavirus death The patient was a Mississippi resident being treated in Slidell.

At least 23 cases have been reported at Lambeth House, a retirement community in Uptown New Orleans. It's the state's only known cluster of cases. As of late Wednesday, at least five residents had died within a week of the first positive test in the community.

The state lab has completed 1,047 tests, LDH said at 9:30 a.m. Friday. Commercial lab tests are not included in the total, but their positive results are counted as cases.

Parish-by-parish breakdown

Cases have been reported in 25 of 64 parishes, with the majority in the New Orleans area. Here's where the cases were as of 9:30 a.m. Friday, based on LDH and parish data:

Orleans: 299 (8 deaths)

Jefferson: 90 (1 death)

St. Tammany: 10 (1 death)

Caddo: 13

East Baton Rouge: 7

Lafayette: 7

Lafourche: 5

St. Bernard: 5

St. Charles: 5

Terrebonne: 5

Bossier: 4

St. John the Baptist: 4

Calcasieu: 3

Ascension: 2

St. Landry: 2

Washington: 2

West Baton Rouge: 2

Assumption: 1

Iberia: 1

Iberville: 1

Livingston: 1

Plaquemines: 1

Rapides: 1

St. James: 1 (1 death)

Webster: 1

Other: 6 other residents tested positive but their place of residence is unknown

The state releases the most recent test results at 9:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. daily via its website.

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