The figures, from Public Health England, show where positive cases of Covid-19 are falling the quickest across the town as it gets to grips with a month-long national lockdown which is set to end on Wednesday, 2 December.
The overall coronavirus infection rate fell in Chesterfield and across North East Derbyshire in the seven days to 5 November.
These are the neighbours where infections have fallen fastest. Images used are for illustrative purposes only and not linked to the data.
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1. Latest available data
The data covers the seven days to 4 November, the latest date for which reliable data is available. Photo: Rachel Atkins
2. Brookside and Walton
Infections in Brookside and Walton have fallen by 38 per cent, down from 21 to 13. Photo: Google
3. Ashgate and Brockwell
Infections in Ashgate and Brockwell are down 35 per cent from 20 to 13. Photo: Google
4. Ashover and New Tupton
There were 15 confirmed positive cases in Ashover and New Tupton in the seven days to 4 October, the same number as the previous week. Photo: Brian Eyre