Several parts of the county are now below the national average when it comes to new infections in the last seven days - but, since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, Lancashire has had 61,605 confirmed cases out of its population of 1.5m people.
That is more than some entire countries, including several with significantly larger populations.
Of course, the UK has ramped up testing in recent months and now boasts one of the best testing rates in Europe. So inevitably, more cases will be found.
But while some of the countries listed below are testing far fewer people - so their lower number of cases may not be entirely surprising - some are testing at a high rate, and still have had fewer cases overall than the Red Rose county.
Data from John Hopkins University. Photos are for illustration purposes only.
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1. Australia
Despite boasting a population of 25.5m, Australia has only had 27,892 confirmed cases with a significant number of tests carried out each day.
2. Cameroon
Out of 26.5m people, there have been just 24,117 confirmed cases in Cameroon. The country has been educating pupils about the virus but it is not clear how many people are being tested.
3. South Korea
South Korea has won praise internationally for its handling of the pandemic. With a population of more than 51m, just 33,824 cases have been reported.
4. Democratic Republic of Congo
The Democratic Republic of Congo has reported just 12,608 cases of coronavirus among almost 90m people living in the country. However, figures suggest not enough tests are being done - so the true number of cases could be much higher.
5. Madagascar
For a country with a population of 27.7m people, Madagascar's 17,341 cases are very low - but it is unclear how many tests are being carried out in the country.
6. Jamaica
Jamaica has had 10,669 recorded cases, and has a population of almost 3m people. While it is not testing at a particularly high rate, the proportion of tests coming back positive is not massively higher than in the UK.