[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Sutton] page 80

Sutton 1965

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Sutton]

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SUMMARY OF AIR POLLUTION MEASUREMENTS FOR 1965

Station	BEDDINGTON & HALLINGTON NO. 1.						CARSHALTON NO. 4.						SUTTON & CHEAM NO. 8.
	Highest		Lowest		Average		Highest		Lowest		Average		Highest		Lowest		Average
	Smoke	S0₂	Smoke	SO₂	Smoke	So₂	Smoke	So₂	Smoke	So₂	Smoke	S0₂	Smoke	SO₂	Smoke	SO₂	Smoke	SO₂
JAN.	183	378	05	25	55	141	289	331	04	15	45	71	202	392	10	30	76	174
FEB.	237	556	08	57	77	233	83	132	03	29	35	84	303	683	27	96	106	301
MAR.	121	290	03	32	38	126	74	247	04	39	19	85	119	386	06	34	38	126
APL.	69	259	04	33	29	93	98	266	03	30	45	96	88	326	10	30	39	103
MAY	40	84	01	13	13	45	64	89	06	13	21	46	54	99	04	18	20	48
JUNE	55	166	03	15	17	62	72	173	o4	18	22	70	76	172	05	12	20	58
JLY.	20	60	03	07	08	30	23	71	04	18	12	42	21	159	03	06	09	40
AUG.	37	114	03	19	l4	40	70	100	06	23	23	44	37	80	07	12	16	42
SEPT.	59	96	o4	18	21	40	60	115	10	23	27	46	52	109	12	19	27	45
OCT.	133	235	04	21	54	103	149	257	08	13	62	120	190	336	06	18	66	145
NOV.	169	331	07	l4	60	127	l60	336	12	13	84	141	208	449	12	18	83	172
DEC.	186	311	06	14	51	84	286	366	13	10	86	104	215	354	09	16	63	117

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ALL FIGURES REPRESENT QUANTITIES EXPRESSED IN MICRO (MILLIONTHS) GRAMMES PER CUBIC METRE OF AIR.