Experts who run the US COVID Atlas say many current COVID-19 hotspots across the country are in areas along state borders.<br />They say that's because different governments have taken different approaches to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus.<br />This includes regions in Arkansas and Tennessee, as well as Louisiana and Mississippi, which are effectively separated by the Mississippi River.<br />According to UPI, the researchers say parts of southern Arizona and California have also been similarly impacted.<br />With a patchwork of policies across the country, it's not surprising to see hot spots along state borders. Marynia Kolak The US COVID Atlas
