In the U.S., nearly 31 million tests have been carried out to spot the unique coronavirus as of 1:16 p.m. CDT June 29, according to data from the COVID Tracking Task.

The COVID Tracking Project collects coronavirus testing data from the 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia.

Heres how the 50 states and D.C. stack up, by number of tests carried out, since June 29:

1. California: 3.9 million

2. New York: 3.8 million

3. Florida: 1.8 million

4. Texas: 1.7 million

5. Illinois: 1.5 million

6. New Jersey: 1.3 million

7. Michigan: 1 million

8. North Carolina: 871,905
9. Massachusetts: 835,794

10. Georgia: 806,938

11. Ohio: 756,765
12. Tennessee: 748,553

13. Pennsylvania: 742,982

14. Louisiana: 696,111

15. Virginia: 628,623

16. Minnesota: 585,417

17. Wisconsin: 552,600

18. Washington: 525,802

19. Maryland: 519,473

20. Arizona: 509,896

21. Indiana: 470,535

22. Connecticut: 438,623

23. Alabama: 386,280

24. Missouri: 361,173
25. South Carolina: 359,802

26. Kentucky: 358,491

27. Utah: 328,449

28. Oklahoma: 326,015
29. New Mexico: 322,959

30. Colorado: 313,711

31. Iowa: 295,915

32. Arkansas: 291,222

33. Mississippi: 280,188
34. Nevada: 267,580

35. Rhode Island: 230,508

36. Oregon: 217,391

37. Nebraska: 172,798

38. Kansas: 167,859
39. West Virginia: 166,508

40. New Hampshire: 116,109

41. Alaska: 108,300
42. Delaware: 106,346
43. North Dakota: 103,925

44. Maine: 93,495

45. District of Columbia: 93,132

46. Idaho: 86,345

47. Montana: 82,474
48. South Dakota: 78,893

49. Hawaii: 75,478

50. Vermont: 63,865

51. Wyoming: 31,823

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