There were 25 new cases of COVID-19 reported in the three Midcoast counties, according to the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention on Wednesday.

There were four more deaths reported statewide as Maine set a record with 824 new cases reported in the past day.

Knox County reported 14 additional cases with no additional person completing isolation, the CDC reported, the CDC reported Jan. 13.

Since the pandemic began in mid-March, Knox County has had 450 cases, 196 have completed isolation and four people died. The number of Knox County residents hospitalized since the outbreak began remained at 18, the CDC reported.

Lincoln County reported nine new cases and no additional completed isolations, the CDC reported Jan. 13.

Lincoln County has had 376 cases, 153 completed isolations and two deaths. The number of hospitalizations remained at 13.

Waldo County reported two cases and no additional completed isolations, the CDC reported Jan. 13.

Waldo County has had 413 cases, 210 completed isolations, and 18 deaths. Twenty residents have been hospitalized.

Statewide, there were a record 824 new cases new cases reported Jan. 13. This exceeded the previous record of 782 cases reported on Jan. 8. Total cases since the pandemic began in Maine in mid-March is 31,150. There were an additional 41 completed isolations, increasing that number to 11,809.

There were four additional deaths reported statewide Jan. 13, increasing the death toll to 449 since the pandemic reached Maine in mid-March. Two of the deaths were York County residents and two were from Penobscot County. One person was in their 70s and three 80 and older.

There have been 301 deaths statewide since Nov. 9.

The number of people hospitalized since the outbreak began has been 1,201, an increase of 12 in the past day.

There are currently 207 people in Maine in the hospital due to COVID-19. That includes 64 people in intensive care units and 23 people on ventilators. The numbers in the hospital currently is a record high.

Of the cases statewide as of Jan. 11, 3,137 were healthcare workers.

Of the 453 Maine people with COVID-19 who died, 253 were 80 years old or older, 125 were in their 70s, 43 were in their 60s, 20 in their 50s, six people in their 40s and one in their 30s and one in his 20s. The age ranges of the four most recent deaths have not yet been released.

Cumberland County has seen the worst of the outbreak, with 115 of the deaths being residents from there. York County has had 85 deaths, 48 in Androscoggin, 35 in Kennebec, 32 in Penobscot, 29 in Oxford County, 24 in Aroostook, 24 in Somerset, 23 in Hancock County, 18 in Waldo County, seven in Franklin County, five in Washington County,  four in Knox County, two in Lincoln, one in Piscataquis and one in Sagadahoc.