ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) -- Maryland's coronavirus positivity rate, already at its lowest level since the pandemic began, fell again Tuesday, the state's health department reported.

As of Tuesday, 120,912 COVID-19 cases have been reported in the state, up 344 from Monday. Nine new deaths were reported, bringing the state's total to 3,748.

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The number of hospitalizations increased to 309, 232 of which were acute care cases and 77 of which were intensive care cases.

In total, the state has had 2,422,067 COVID-19 tests conducted, of which 1,423,102 came back negative. The positivity rate fell to 2.65% from 2.75%.

Johns Hopkins University, unlike the state, does not count multiple tests for the same person. It puts the positivity rate at 5.4%.

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Here's a breakdown of cases and deaths by county (probable deaths are listed with an asterisk):

Here's a breakdown of cases and deaths by age and gender (probable deaths are listed with an asterisk):

Here's a breakdown of cases and deaths by race and ethnicity (probable deaths are listed with an asterisk):

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