[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Haringey] page 22

Haringey 1968

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Haringey]

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Table: TABLE AAverage Daily Readings of Smoke and Sulphur Dioxide in the Atmosphere 1967/68(Microgrammes per cubic metre)

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Average Daily Readings of Smoke and Sulphur Dioxide in the Atmosphere 1967/68

(Microgrammes per cubic metre)

	Hornsey Town Hall N.8 (1)	Burghley Road, N.8 (2)	Tottenham Town Hall, N.15 (3)	Civic Centre, N.22 (4)
Classification	A3	A1	A2	D2
(a) Smoke
July 1967	24	22	25	22
August	26	24	27	26
September	33	37	42	39
October	41	40	40	39
November	84	80	98	86
December	N	99	103	92
January 1968	69	71	82	71
February	77	78	88	78
March	38	38	43	37
April	47	N	55	51
May	30	28	38	N
June	N	23	25	21
(b) Sulphur Dioxide
July 1967	68	56	71	68
August	70	49	65	61
September	88	54	74	61
October	86	63	87	88
November	175	152	206	170
December	N	265	234	218
January 1968	205	158	199	175
February	169	155	203	163
March	107	88	108	96
April	150	N	164	143
May	94	75	103	N
June	N	59	84	67

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NOTE: "N" indicates that number of readings insufficient to give accurate average.
Classification of Sites
The classification of sites indicates the neighbourhood in which the instruments are located as
follows:-
A1 - residential area with high density housing or with medium density housing in multiple occupation,
in either case surrounded by other built-up areas.
A2 — predominantly A1, but interspersed with some industrial undertakings.
A3 - residential area with high density housing or medium density housing in multipleoccupation
surrounded by or interspersed with open spaces.
D2—small town centre; limited commercial area mixed with old residential housing and possibly
industry.
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Haringey 1968

Table: TABLE AAverage Daily Readings of Smoke and Sulphur Dioxide in the Atmosphere 1967/68(Microgrammes per cubic metre)

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