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2005 Four Highest Maximum 8-hour Ozone Averages by Monitor
Based on Information Received by East-West Gateway Council of Governments
Monitor
First High
Second Highest
Third Highest
Fourth Highest
MISSOURI
April 1-October 31, 2005
Arnold
100
97
93
92
West Alton
101
95
91
89
Orchard Farm
98
96
Queeny Park
90
88
82
Maryland Heights
94
Sunset Hills
108
Pacific
99
87
Blair St.
Margaretta
Foley +
104
Bonne Terre +
85
84
ILLINOIS
May 1-September 30, 2005
Wood River
Maryville
Alton
102
East St. Louis
110
103
Jerseyville
86
Nilwood +
80
78
77
Houston +
79
74
Measured in Parts per Billion (ppb)
+ Monitors are outside the St. Louis 8-hour ozone non-attainment area
8-hour ozone standard is 85 ppb
Based on information from Missouri Department of Natural Resources and Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
Information is preliminary and has not been quality assured
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last update: Thursday, August 23, 2007