The Scottish Government data shows a breakdown of the number of cases in each area of the capital.
The highest number of new cases recorded in the last week was 19 in the area of Newington and Dalkeith road.
This shows that infection rates have dropped as the highest number recorded the week before was 36 in the area of Old Town, Princes street and Leith street.
The data was recorded between October 30 and November 5.
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1. Newington and Dalkeith Road
With a population of 6,519, the area of Newington and Dalkeith road saw the highest number of coronavirus cases, with 19 new cases being recorded between October 30 and November 5. Photo: JPIMedia
2. Old Town, Princes Street and Leith Street
Old Town, Princes Street and Leith Street recorded 17 new cases of coronavirus between October 30 and November 5. This is a decrease of 19 cases from the week before. This area has a population of 6,689. Photo: Lisa Ferguson
3. Dalry and Fountainbridge
Dalry and Fountainbridge recorded 12 new cases in the last week. This area has a population of 8,016 people. Photo: Google
4. Meadows and Southside
11 new cases were recorded in the Meadows and Southside area of Edinburgh. This area has a population of 8,441 people. Photo: Lisa Ferguson