The Scottish Government data shows a breakdown of the number of new cases in each area of the capital.
The area that recorded the highest number of new cases in the city was Niddrie, with a total of eight new positive cases.
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1. Niddrie
Niddrie recorded the highest number of cases out of all the neighbourhoods in Edinburgh with eight recorded over the space of a week. The area has a population of 4,748. Photo: Google maps
2. The Calders
The Calders had the second highest number of cases with seven new cases reported over the space of a week. The area has a population of 4, 685. Photo: Google maps
3. Carrick Knowe
Carrick Knowe has a population of 2,733 and recorded four new cases over the space of seven days. Photo: Google maps
4. Granton South and Wardieburn
Granton South and Wardieburn has a population of 3,029 and recorded four new cases in the space of a week between 18 and 24 of April. Photo: Google maps