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Section sizes

Section size for COVID-19 pandemic in France (73 sections)
Section name	Byte count		Prose size (words)
Section name	Header	Total	Header	Total
(Top)	8,625	8,625	457	457
Background	1,158	1,158	139	139
Timeline	338	75,690	0	3,189
December 2019 – March 2020: First cases to lockdown	61	20,915	0	2,000
First cases	5,428	5,428	483	483
Les Contamines-Montjoie cluster	1,773	1,773	146	146
Sundry cases	2,621	2,621	290	290
Mulhouse cluster	4,017	4,017	520	520
Repatriations	1,385	1,385	164	164
Municipal elections	3,179	3,179	182	182
Lockdown measures	2,451	2,451	215	215
April–May 2020: First peak	1,170	1,170	185	185
June–July 2020: Easing of restrictions	982	982	150	150
August–October 2020	4,122	4,122	413	413
November 2020	1,459	1,459	92	92
December 2020	1,278	1,278	42	42
2021	3,540	3,540	145	145
2022	2,057	2,057	36	36
Timeline of measures	39,829	39,829	126	126
Vaccination	57	57	0	0
Situation by region	25	19,514	0	1,878
Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes	1,757	1,757	207	207
Burgundy-Franche-Comté	607	607	78	78
Brittany	1,290	1,290	132	132
Grand Est	1,138	1,138	159	159
Hauts-de-France	1,268	1,268	170	170
Île-de-France	1,615	1,615	138	138
Normandy	451	451	57	57
Nouvelle-Aquitaine	777	777	97	97
Occitania	1,052	1,052	127	127
Pays de la Loire	975	975	135	135
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur	1,200	1,200	161	161
Overseas regions	25	4,095	0	108
French Guiana	694	694	25	25
Guadeloupe	164	164	15	15
Martinique	1,318	1,318	32	32
Mayotte	1,258	1,258	23	23
Réunion	636	636	13	13
Overseas and sui generis collectivities	48	1,382	0	114
French Polynesia	300	300	28	28
New Caledonia	152	152	12	12
Saint Barthélemy	313	313	29	29
Saint Martin	326	326	32	32
Saint Pierre and Miquelon	93	93	0	0
Wallis and Futuna	150	150	13	13
Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier	1,882	1,882	195	195
Effects on civilian life	384	15,449	27	846
Closures	2,392	2,392	208	208
Restrictions on movement	3,347	3,347	322	322
Unemployment	3,559	3,559	189	189
Riots in the Paris region	1,920	1,920	26	26
Fatal bus attack	3,847	3,847	74	74
Shortage of masks controversy	4,238	4,238	410	410
Hydroxychloroquine controversy	2,959	2,959	248	248
Chinese Embassy article	1,149	1,149	83	83
Cooperation with neighbouring states	971	971	120	120
Statistics	252	57,218	8	139
Graphs	15	53,568	0	14
Cumulative number of cases	10,858	10,858	0	0
New cases per day	10,558	10,558	0	0
Cumulative number of deaths	12,903	12,903	0	0
Deaths per day	9,527	9,527	0	0
Deaths in hospitals per day	3,953	3,953	13	13
Number of cases in ICU	5,193	5,193	1	1
Death excess by place of death	561	561	0	0
Location statistics	27	2,855	0	59
Death excess by town density	1,552	1,552	0	0
Death by administrative region	1,276	1,276	59	59
Simulation statistics	543	543	58	58
See also	108	108	0	0
Notes	24	24	0	0
References	109,233	109,233	0	0
External links	1,041	1,041	0	0
Total	297,434	297,434	7,509	7,509

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