Less than a week after Apple said it would be re-closing more than 20 of its US stores due to coronavirus spikes, the company has revealed that another large batch of locations will be closing up again.

Apple today confirmed that it will re-close 30 more of its US stores. CNBC notes that this means that 77 of Apple's 271 stores in the US will be closed up.

The new batch of 30 stores that will re-close are located in Alabama, California, Georgia, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, and Oklahoma. You can find a full list of the latest stores that'll be re-closed this week below.

Apple closed all of its stores in the US in early March due to the coronavirus outbreak. Apple Stores began re-opening a couple months later, with more than 100 opening back up in May and another 70 in June, but now there are COVID-19 spikes in a number of US states and so Apple is re-closing many of its stores to help fight the spread of the virus.

There's no word yet on when these stores that are re-closing might open back up.

Closing on Wednesday
Florida

• St. Johns Town Center
• University Town Center

Mississippi

• Renaissance at Colony Park

Texas

• Barton Creek
• Domain Northside
• La Cantera
• North Star
• Knox Street
• Northpark Center
• Galleria Dallas
• Ciello Vista Mall
• Southlake Town Square
• University Park Village

Utah

• Station Park
• City Creek Center
• Fashion Place

Closing on Thursday
Alabama

• The Summit

California

• Glendale Galleria
• Northridge
• Pasadena
• The Grove
• Third St. Promenade
• Century City
• Manhattan Village
• Beverly Center
• Sherman Oaks
• Topanga
• Los Cerritos
• The Americana at Brand
• Valencia Town Center
• Victoria Gardens
• The Oaks

Georgia

• Cumberland Mall
• Perimeter
• Lenox Square
• Avalon
• Mall of Georgia

Idaho

• Boise Towne Square

Louisiana 

• Baton Rouge
• Lakeside Shopping Center

Nevada

• Fashion Show
• The Forum Shops
• Town Square
• Summerlin

Oklahoma

• Penn Square
• Woodland Hills