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How often the air is above the limit

For every official monitoring station in BiH: on how many days or hours a year the air was above the legal limit, and how many are allowed. Only measured values count.

24 of 31

stations in BiH were over the number allowed in 2024

Not counted: 2 stations with too few readings to judge.

115

most days with PM10 above the limit: Ilijaš

above the number allowed

69

most days with SO₂ above the limit: Zenica

above the number allowed

The whole of 2024.

PM10 · annual average · limit 40 µg/m³

#Place · stationPM10, µg/m³Measured
1Ilijaš · BA0050ASarajevo - Ilijas49 above the limit for the annual average95 %
2Novi Grad, Sarajevo Canton · BA0042ASarajevo - Otoka47.8 above the limit for the annual average98 %
3Kakanj · BA0070AKakanj Centar (70A)46.3 above the limit for the annual average99 %
4Zenica · BA0039AZenica - Radakovo44.8 above the limit for the annual average98 %
5Banjaluka · BA0065ABanja Luka - Lazarevo38.790 %
6Brod · BA0047ABrod-Rafinerija37.7100 %
7Vogošća · BA0061ASarajevo - Vogosca36.599 %
8Kakanj · BA0052AKakanj - Doboj35.892 %
9Centar · BA0029ASarajevo-BJ-Automat32.593 %
10Zenica · BA0037AZenica - Centar31.695 %
11Ilidža · BA0043ASarajevo - Ilidza31.398 %
12Bihać · BA0058ABihac2897 %

A day runs from midnight to midnight local time; a daily average needs at least 18 of 24 hours measured. Model estimates do not count.

Only stations with at least 90 % of the hours measured in the year are listed; with fewer hours we do not compare the annual average with the limit.

Yardsticks: Pravilnik FBiH (Official Gazette FBiH 1/12, 50/19, 3/21), Uredba RS (Official Gazette RS 124/12, as given by RHMZ RS), EU limits for Brčko District. Readings from the European Environment Agency (EEA).