Revealed: How many people have been vaccinated in each area of Exmouth

By Will Goddard

23rd Dec 2021 | Local News

Exmouth vaccination map
Exmouth vaccination map

An interactive map has shown the exact percentage of people that have had their first and second Covid jabs in each area of Exmouth.

The map on the government website allows users to view up to date percentages of everyone aged 12 and above who has received each vaccine.

The percentage of people aged 12+ vaccinated up to and including 20 December can be found in full below:

Vaccinations in Exmouth

Exmouth Town

First dose - 82.4%

Second dose - 76.3%

Exmouth Halsdon

First dose - 90.9%

Second dose - 85.8%

Exmouth Brixington

First dose - 91.3%

Second dose - 86.5%

Exmouth Withycombe Raleigh

First dose - 88.8%

Second dose - 82.8%

Exmouth Littleham

First dose - 90.1%

Second dose - 85.4%

Vaccinations in Devon

The number of people aged 12 and above who have received a booster (third) Covid vaccination is 58 per cent in the Devon County Council area, 55 per cent in Torbay and 43 per cent in Plymouth. Take-up of at least one dose is 87 per cent in the Devon County Council area, 85 per cent in Torbay and 84 per cent in Plymouth. The proportion of people who have had two jabs is 82 per cent in Devon, 79 per cent in Torbay and 77 per cent in Plymouth. ————— Got an Exmouth story you want to share with us? Email [email protected] For daily updates on what's happening in Exmouth, follow us on Facebook and Twitter. You can also sign up to our free weekly newsletter featuring exclusive articles for subscribers - just type your email into the box below.

     

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