Less than a month after the first vaccine against COVID-19 was authorized in the US, the CDC reports that we have distributed 17 million doses and vaccinated 4.8 million people. (Full protection requires two doses, so most people have only gotten the first one.) If you want to keep track of vaccine launches, here and abroad, here are the websites that will help you. to do so.
CDC vaccine follower
He The CDC page is here, and shows the total doses distributed and administered, along with a map showing how many people per state have received a dose of the vaccine, as shown in the image above.
You can see the state map in the number of people vaccinated per 100,000 inhabitants or only in a gross number of people vaccinated so far. Counts are also available for the territories of the United States, in addition to four agencies: the Prisons Office, the Department of Defense, the Indian Health Services, and the Veterans Health Administration.
The page also includes a count of vaccines distributed and administered tolong-term care facilities (such as nursing homes). So far 3.2 million doses have been sent for use in these facilities and just under half a million has been given to residents and staff.
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Global data
Our world of data has a page with various graphs on vaccine administration in all countries of the world. You can see an animated map showing doses per 100,000 people that are repeated over time, an animated bar graph of it, and other maps of the total doses administered.
There are also maps and graphs showing doses per day, both in total and in proportion to population. Another map codifies countries according to their policy: whether they vaccinate one or more high-risk groups or whether the availability of the vaccine is to be universal. (Currently, the U.S. is classified as a vaccine for two of the vulnerable groups, although not all states follow CDC policy.)