United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
Region I July 1989
New England Regional Laboratory
Lexington, MA 02173
Air
1988 Annual Report
on Air Quality in
New England
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION 1
NATIONAL AIR QUALITY STANDARDS 3
1988 SUMMARY OF NEW ENGLAND NAMS/SLAMS.(TABLE 1) 4
NUMBER OF STATIONS VIOLATING NATIONAL AIR QUALITY
STANDARDS.(TABLE 2) 5
ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS USED IN TABLE 3 6
AMBIENT AIR QUALITY DATA INCLUDING STATIONS THAT
EXCEED NATIONAL AIR QUALITY STANDARDS. (TABLE 3) 8
NUMBER OF STATIONS VIOLATING NATIONAL AMBIENT AIR QUALITY
STANDARDS BY AIR QUALITY CONTROL REGION. (TABLE 4) 40
AIR QUALITY CONTROL REGIONS 42
STATIONS WHERE READINGS EXCEED EPISODE LEVELS.(TABLE 5) 43
1988 PRECISION AND ACCURACY DATA.(TABLES 6 & 7) 45
REGION I 1988 PERFORMANCE AUDIT PROGRAM. (FIGURE 8) 46
REGION I NONATTAINMENT AREAS.(TABLE 9) 48
REGION I ATTAINMENT AND UNCLASSIFIED AREAS AS OF
DECEMBER 31, 1988. (TABLE 10) 49
AIR QUALITY SUMMARIES AND TRENDS 50
1988 CONNECTICUT AMBIENT AIR QUALITY SUMMARY 50
1988 MAINE AMBIENT AIR QUALITY SUMMARY 51
1988 MASSACHUSETTS AMBIENT AIR QUALITY SUMMARY 52
1988 NEW HAMPSHIRE AMBIENT AIR QUALITY SUMMARY 54
1988 RHODE ISLAND AMBIENT AIR QUALITY SUMMARY 55
1988 VERMONT AMBIENT AIR QUALITY SUMMARY 56
1988 FIVE YEAR TRENDS 57
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This document was prepared by:
The Ambient Air and Emissions Monitoring Section
and The Information Management Branch
Further inquiries may be directed to:
Wendy Ariuington
United States Environmental Protection Agency
Region I, Environmental Services Division
60 Westview Street
Lexington, MA 02173
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1988 ANNUAL REPORT ON AIR QUALITY
IN NEW ENGLAND
This report represents 1988 annual air quality information for
all states in New England. The majority of the data included in
this report were submitted to EPA by the states from their ambient
monitoring networks in accordance with 40 CFR 58 . The only data
from industrial monitors which have been included are from EPA-
required networks in New Hampshire and from Maine’s licensing
program which supplements the state network.
This report is intended to list potential nonattainment
areas for planning purposes. The majority of data used have been
evaluated and verified by EPA; however, for the areas listed as
nonattainment, the data may require further evaluation by both EPA
and the states.
Table 1 is a summary of the status of the National Air
Monitoring Sites (NAMS) and the State/Local Air Monitoring Sites
(SLAMS) submitting data to Region I. This table lists the number
of sites operating, the required number of sites, the number of
sites reporting precision and accuracy data, and the number of
sites not meeting EPA minimum data capture requirements.
Table 2 shows the number of stations violating the National
Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) and the total number of
stations reporting data during 1988. There were no stations in
violation of the SO 2 standards. One station was in violation of
the CO 8—hour primary standard, and no stations were in violation
of the 1—hour primary standard. For ozone, there were 37 stations
in violation of the 1—hour primary standard. No stations violated
the NO 2 annual primary standard. No stations violated the
quarterly mean standard for lead.
Table 3 lists every state site in New England, and
industrial sites from New Hampshire and Maine. The information
presented compares the measured values to each NAAQS. The
information included is the number of exceedences, the maximum and
second high values, and the annual means (arithmetic mean or
average for SO 2 , PM 10 and NO 2 ). For intermittent data, an annual
mean is not valid unless there are four valid quarters. For PM 10 ,
75% of the scheduled samples must be available for a quarter to be
considered valid. For continuous data, 75 percent of the year must
be available to calculate a valid annual average.
Table 4 shows the number of stations violating the NAAQS by
Air Quality Control Region (AQCR), as well as the total number of
monitors in each AQCR. A map delineating the AQCR5 in Region I is
included at the end of this table.
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Table 5 has been developed to point out areas where air
quality levels have exceeded the emergency, warning, or alert
episode levels. An air pollution alert, warning or emergency will
be called when specified pollutant concentrations are reached
provided that meteorological conditions are such that these levels
can be expected to persist for 12 hours or more. In the case of
ozone, an alert, warning or emergency will be called if the
situation is likely to recur within the next 24 hours. Episode
levels were reached or exceeded for 03, in Connecticut,
Massachusetts and Maine during 1988.
Tables 6 and 7 list the precision and accuracy data
submitted by the six New England states. The 95% probability
limits for six criteria pollutants are given as a network average
for each state.
Figure 8 lists the results from the Region I audit program
for Particulates, SO 2 , and 03. The results presented on a state—
by—state basis give the number of satisfactory, marginal, and
unsatisfactory audits.
Table 9 and 10, respectively, list the nonattaininent areas
in New England with the last reported violation and the attainment
and unclassified areas in which there were recent violations of the
NAAQS.
Following Table 10 is a discussion of air quality in New
England for the criteria pollutants. This discussion includes
several charts of selected air quality monitoring sites which show
a linear regression for PM 10 , Pb, SO 2 , and NO 2 during the last
five years. For ozone, a chart of the number of days exceeding the
standard each year for the last five years is used.
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}Th AL AIR 3M W SmNt 6a
l1utant Averaglixi Time Priii arv Standardsb Secondary StandardSC
SO 2 Annual Arithmetic 80 ug,’m 3
Mean (0.03 ppm)
24 hairs 365 ug/in 3
(0.14 ppm)
3 hairs — 1300 ug/m 3
(0.5 zn)
Annual Arithmetic 50 ug/m 3 Same as Primary
Mean Standard
24 hOurse 150 ‘ 3 Same as Primary
Standard
a) 8 hairs 9 ppm Same as Primarj
Standard
1 hair 35 ppm Same as Primary
Stardard
03 1 haire 0.12 p n Same as Primary
Standard
Annual Arithmetic 100 ug,/xn 3 same as Primary
Mean (0.05 ppm) Standard
Calendar Quarter 1.5 ug/m 3 same as Primary
Arithmetic Mean Standard
a National standards other than those based on annual arithmetic means are
not to be exceeded n re than onoe a year.
b National Primary Standards: The levels of air quality necessary, with an
adequate margin of safety, to protect the public health.
C National Secondary Standards: The levels of air quality necessary to
protect the public welfare fran any kncMn or anticipated adverse effects of a
pollutant.
d W 10 replaced ‘ISP as the aithient particulate standard effective July 31,
1987, and incindes only those particles with an aerodynamic diameter of less
than or equal to a nctninal 10 microns.
e Standard based upon an expected exceedance calculation. Expected
exceedances shc*fld not exceed 1.0 per year.
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TABLE 1
1988 SIM 1ARY OF NEW F2 GIAND N /SLAMS
C r JH* PJ \1T 1JJ A [ S
Number operatir f 20/20 3/3 31/32 3/3 10/10 2/2 69/70
Number NOr meet—
ir EPA’s ith iJT um
data capture
requiien ntsd 1 0 5 2 0 0 8
st &
Number Operating’ 62/62 24/24 33/33 34/34 15/15 23/23 191/191
Number NOr ireet-
ir EPA’s ininimun
data capture
r uix ntsd 1 12 1 24 0 1 39
NA /SL?MS
Percent of requirel:
Precision Data 100 100 100 100 100 100
A uracy Data 100 100 100 100 100 100
a NAFLS - National Air Wnitorin Sites
b sw - state/Local air ?, Dnitorir Sites
C x/y - x is the number of sites cperatii
y is the total number of sites requira to be ciperat 1
d Mjust 1 for seasonal i nitorir ar site start-ups ar terminations
* Maine ai New Han shire have recently cxnvert 1 to direct Afl data inpit;
cxnversion startup prth1en shcxild be solval shortly whith will iiiprove
capture statistics.
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TABLE 2
NUMBER OF STPJTIONS VIOL TI1 3
NATIONAL AMBIENT Afl JALI ? STAN11 RL
Starx3ard CT ME NH P1 VT
Q 2
Annual Primary 80 ucatm 3 0/18 0/17 0/11 0/13 0/3 0/3
24—hour Primary* 365 uq/1u 3 0/18 0/17 0/11 0/13 0/3 0/3
3—hour Secorx ary* 1300 ug/m 0/18 0/17 0/11 0/13 0/3 0/3
10
Annual Primary* 50 ug/1u 0/39 0/26 0/7 0/4 0/2 0/5
24—hour Primary* 150 ug/m 3 0/39 0/26 0/7 0/4 0/2 0/5
C)
8—hour Primary* 9 zn 0/5 0/1 0/8 1/2 0/2 0/1
1—hour Prixnary* 35 ççzn 0/5 0/1 0/8 0/2 0/2 0/1
Q 3
1—hour Priinary* 0.12 pprt 10/10 6/9 15/15 4/5 2/2 1/2
Annual Primary 100 ug/m 3 0/3 — 0/8 0/1 0/2 0/2
iarter1y Mean 1.5 ug/m 3 0/44 0/4 0/6 0/8 0/5
*tjnless the secorx i highest average exceeds the NAAC 5, there is no violation.
x/y - x is the number of stations in violation.
y is the total number of stations.
— This pollutant is not nonitored in the state.
—
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ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS USED IN TABLE 3
SITE ID Site Identification number
Poe Parameter Occurrence Code — differentiates between
monitors for a given pollutant
MT Monitor type (1=NA}IS, 2=SLANS, 3=Other, O=Unknown)
YR Year
REP ORG Reporting Organization
#OBS Number of Observations
MAX 24-HR:
1ST Highest 24-hour value recorded in the year
2ND Second highest 24-hour value for the year
3RD Third highest 24-hour value for the year.
4TH Fourth highest 24-hour value for the year.
ARITH MEAN Arithmetic mean
WTD ARITH MEAN Weighted arithmetic mean
GEO MEAN Geometric mean
GEO STD Geometric standard deviation
QUARTERLY ARITH MEANS:
1ST First quarter arithmetic mean
2ND Second quarter arithmetic mean
3RD Third quarter arithmetic mean
4TH Fourth quarter arithmetic mean
MEANS > 1.5 Number of quarterly means greater than 1.5 ug/in 3
for lead
MAX VALUES:
1ST Highest 24-hour value recorded for the year (except
Pb for Connecticut and New Hampshire, which are
monthly values).
2ND Second highest 24-hour value recorded for the year
(except Pb for Connecticut and New Hampshire, which
are monthly values).
METH Method
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MAX 1-HR:
1ST Highest 8-hour value recorded in the year
2ND Second highest 8-hour value recorded in the year
Number of 8—hour averages greater than 9 ppm for Co
Number of 24-hour averages greater than 365 ug/xn 3 for SO 2
1ST Highest 3-hour value recorded in the year
2ND Second highest 3-hour value recorded in the year
Number of 3—hour averages greater than 1300 ug/m 3
for SO 2
The valid number of days measured
The valid number of days in the ozone season
Number of Observations
OBS
Number of observations scheduled
% OBS Percent completed of number of observations
scheduled
VALID DAILY 1-HR MAXIMUM:
1ST Maximum hourly value for the highest day
2ND Maximum hourly value for the second highest day
3RD Maximum hourly value for the third highest day
4TH Maximum hourly value for the fourth highest day
VALS > .125:
MEAS Number of measured daily maximum greater than or
equal to 0.125 ppm
EST Number of expected violations
MISS DAYS ASSUMED < STANDARD
Number of missing days assumed to be less than the standard
THE DATA IN TABLE 3 CONSISTS OF BOTH STATE AND PRIVATE NETWORKS.
1ST Highest 1-hour value recorded in the year
2ND Second highest 1—hour value recorded in the year
OBS > 35 Number of observations greater than 35 ppm for CO
MAX 8-HR
OBS > 9
OBS > 365
MAX 3-HR:
Obs > 1300
NUN MEAS
NUN REQ
NUN OBS
SCHEDULED NUN
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Ozone
o PM 10
o Lead
O Nitrogen Dioxide
o Carbon Monoxide
C) Sulfur Dioxide
00
0 ©
0
0
0
0
C
(
Connecticut Sites 1988
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TABLE 3 1988 AIR QUALITY DATA
EPA AEROMETRIC INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEM (AIRS)
AIR QUALITY SUBSYSTEM
ARITH GEO CEO
MEAN MEAN STD
SUSPENDED PARTICULATE (11101)
P
OM
CONNECTICUT
SITE ID C T CITY COUNTY ADDRESS YR ORG #OBS 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH
UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25 C)
REP - -MAXIMUM 24-HR VALUES- -
w
09-005-2001 1 2
LITCHFIELD CO
MORRIS DAM, ROUTE 109
88 001
28
92
63
52
41
31?
28?
1.6
09-009-0004 1 2 ANSONIA
NEW HAVEN CO
DIVISION STREET TREATMENT P
88 001
22
130
89
75
67
46?
41?
1.6
09-001-0009 1 1 BRIDGEPORT
FAIRFIELD CO
BASSICK HIGH SCHOOL
88 001
41
119
92
91
85
48?
42?
1.6
09-001-0009 2 3 BRIDGEPORT
FAIRFIELD CO
BASSICK HIGH SCHOOL
88 000
39
116
91
89
82
47?
42?
1.6
09-001-0010 1 3 BRIDGEPORT
FAIRFIELD CO
ROOSEVELT SCHOOL PARK AVE.
88 000
23
92
82
77
69
52’
49?
1.4
09-003-1001 1 2 BRISTOL
HARTFORD CO
CITY HALL 111 N. MAIN STREE
88 001
31
107
94
88
75
45?
41?
1.6
09-001-1002 1 1 DANBURY
FAIRFIELD CO
DANBURY PUBLIC LIBRARY, 170
88 001
19
134
131
117
97
71?
64?
1.6
09-001-1123 1 1 DANBURY
FAIRFIELD CO
TRAILER, U. CONNECTICUT STA
88 001
22
116
113
106
103
65?
58?
1.7
09-003-1004 1 2 EAST HARTFORD
HARTFORD CO
CITY HAIL, 740 MAIN STREET
88 001
30
106
90
87
87
54?
49?
1.6
09-001-1008 1 2 GREENWICH
FAIRFIELD CO
COS COB PUMPING STATION, RI
88 001
26
105
73
71
68
43’
40?
1.5
09-011-0006 1 2 GROTON
NEW LONDON CO
GROTON HIGHWAY GARAGE OFF B
88 001
31
119
106
90
75
50?
42?
1.8
09-007-0002 1 3 HADDAM
MIDDLESEX CO
CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACADEMY
88 000
33
70
57
54
53
32?
30?
1.5
09-003-0013 1 1 HARTFORD
HARTFORD CO
401 FLATBUSH AVENUE
88 001
58
118
95
93
89
45
42
1.5
09-003-0014 1 1 HARTFORD
HARTFORD CO
FRANKLIN AVE. FIREHOUSE
88 001
34
103
96
86
84
49?
45?
1.5
09-003-0015 1 3 HARTFORD
HARTFORD CO
HELCO, 400 SHELDON STREET
88 000
18
172
147
136
131
82?
73?
1.7
09-003-2003 1 1 HARTFORD
HARTFORD CO
HARTFORD LIBRARY, MAIN STRE
88 001
34
115
110
109
102
61?
56’
1.5
09-003-2003 3 3 HARTFORD
HARTFORD CO
HARTFORD LIBRARY, MAIN STRE
88 000
34
115
108
107
100
59?
54?
1.5
09-003-7001 1 2 MANCHESTER
HARTFORD CO
TOWN HALL, 41 CENTER STREET
88 001
34
106
84
75
75
42?
37?
1.6
09-009-4002 1 1 MERIDEN
NEW HAVEN CO
STODDARD BUILDING, 165 MILL
88 001
34
99
84
81
81
48?
44?
1.6
09-007-1003 1 2 MIDDLETOWN
MIDDLESEX CO
CITY HALL, DEKOVEN DRIVE
88 001
31
92
87
78
78
49?
44?
1.6
09-009-5001 1 2 NAUGATUCK
NEW HAVEN CO
229 CHURCH STREET
88 001
32
140
135
97
93
54?
48?
1.6
09-003-0008 1 1 NEW BRITAIN
HARTFORD CO
FIRE HEADQUARTERS, BEAVER S
88 001
30
96
84
82
79
41?
36?
1.7
09-003-1007 1 1 NEW BRITAIN
HARTFORD CO
FIRE STATION N0.2,SOUTH MAI
88 001
32
82
79
79
75
44?
40?
1.6
09-003-1009 1 1 NEW BRITAIN
HARTFORD CO
CHAMBERLAIN SCHOOL, NEWINGT
88 001
32
88
80
80
79
41?
36?
1.7
09-009-0013 1 1 NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN CO
FIRE HEADQUARTERS, GRAND AV
88 001
56
104
86
78
77
48
45
1.4
09-009-7002 1 1 NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN CO
CLINTON SCHOOL, CLINTON AVE
88 001
27
136
105
96
88
60?
55?
1.5
09-001-2012 1 1 NORWALK
FAIRFIELD CO
U.S.POST OFFICE,WASHINGTON
88 001
46
113
110
102
92
51?
46?
1.6
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SUSPENDED PARTICULATE (11101)
CONNECTICUT
UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25 C)
-MAXIMUM 24-HR VALUES--
1ST 2ND 3RD 6TH
ARITH GEO GED
MEAN MEAN SID
09-005-2001 1 3
09-009-0004 1 2 ANSONIA
09-001-0001 5 3 BRIDGEPORT
LITCHFIELD C MORRIS DAM, ROUTE 88 000
NEW HAVEN CO DIVISION STREET TR 88 000
FAIRFIELD CO CITY HALL, 47 LYON 88 000
p
OM
SITE ID C T CITY
COUNTY
ADDRESS
REP
YR ORG #OBS
09-001-3005 1 1 NORWALK
FAIRFIELD CO
NORWALK HEALTH DEPT., 137 E
88 001
41
127
114
105
99
58?
53?
1.5
09-011-3002 1 2 NORWICH
NEW LONDON CO
22 COURT HOUSE SQUARE
88 001
31
115
112
107
106
54?
47?
1.6
09-001-0021 1 1 STAMFORD
FAIRFIELD CO
COMMUNITY CENTER, HENRY STR
88 001
36
113
106
103
99
57?
52?
1.5
09-001-2007 1 1 STAMFORD
FAIRFIELD CO
DPW, MAGEE AVENUE
88 001
35
128
100
96
94
59?
54?
1.5
09-001-8001 2 1 STAMFORD
FAIRFIELD CO
653 MAIN STREET
88 001
37
103
102
97
94
53?
51?
1.4
09-001-5005 1 2 STRATFORD
FAIRFIELD CO
730 MAIN STREET
88 001
33
124
107
106
101
58?
53?
1.5
09-005-6001 1 2 TORRINGION
LITCHFIELD CO
140 MAIN STREET
88 001
32
103
93
95
95
55?
49?
1.7
09-011-9001 2 2 VOLUNTOWN
NEW LONDON CO
PACHAUG STATE FOREST VOLUN
88 001
17
35
31
25
24
20?
19?
1.4
09-009-9001 1 1 WALLINGFORD
NEW HAVEN CO
TOWN HALL, 350 CENTER ST.WA
88 001
48
110
110
96
91
48?
43?
1.6
09-009-3006 1 0 WATERBURY
NEW HAVEN CO
FIREHOUSE NO.6 , WILLOW STR
88 001
30
114
86
86
80
50?
46?
1.5
09-009-3007 1 1 WATERBURY
NEW HAVEN CO
519 EAST MAIN ST
88 001
25
155
127
115
112
67?
60?
1.6
09-009-3007 2 3 WATERBURY
NEW HAVEN CO
519 EAST MAIN ST
88 000
14
154
121
119
88
75?
66?
1.7
09-009-4005 1 1 WATERBURY
NEW HAVEN CO
COURTHOUSE, GRAND STREET
88 001
30
126
102
98
84
52?
47?
1.6
09-011-1101 1 3 WATERFORD
NEW LONDON CO
NEW LONDON COUNTRY CLUB
88 000
32
116
75
66
54
33?
29?
1.6
09-009-8003 1 3 WEST HAVEN
NEW HAVEN CO
OLEANDER ST AT 1-95
88 000
38
113
108
102
101
58?
53?
1.5
09-015-1002 1 2 WILLINANTIC
WINOHAM CO
108 VALLEY ST
88 001
31
133
110
108
85
52?
46?
1.6
09-001-0001 1 1 BRIDGEPORT
FAIRFIELD CO
CITY HALL, 47 LYON TERRACE
88 001
46
110
91
87
81
49
45
1.5
0
? INDICATES THAT THE MEAN DOES NOT SATISFY SUMMARY CRITERIA
LEAD
(12128)
CONNECTICUT
UNITS:
001
UG/CU
METER (25 C)
P
0 N
REP
- - - -QUARTERLY ARITH
MEANS- - - -
MEANS MAX
VALUES
SITE ID C T CITY COUNTY
ADDRESS YR
ORG #OBS 1ST
2ND
3RD
4TH
>1.5
1ST
2ND METH
.01
5
.04
.04
0
.08
.04
092
9
.04
.03 .03
0
.06
.03
092
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LEAD (12128)
CONNECTICUT
UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25 C)
ON
SITE ID C I CITY
REP
ADDRESS YR ORG #OBS
p
COUNTY
- - - -QUARTERLY ARITH MEANS- - - - MEANS MAX VALUES
1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH 1.5 1ST 2ND METH
09-001-0009 2 2
BRIDGEPORT
FAIRFIELD CO
BASSICK HIGH SCHOO
88
001
9
.03
.03
.03
0
.05
.04
092
09-001-0009 1 3
BRIDGEPORT
FAIRFIELD CO
BASSICK HIGH SCHOO
88
000
8
.02
.03
.03
0
.04
.03
092
09-001-0010 1 2
BRIDGEPORT
FAIRFIELD CO
ROOSEVELT SCHOOL P
88
000
5
.04
.05
0
.06
.05
092
09-003-1001 1 2
BRISTOL
HARTFORD CO
CITY HALL 111 N. N
88
001
6
.05
.02
0
.06
.06
092
09-003-2001 1 3
BURLINGTON
HARTFORD CO
PUNCH BROOK ROAD A
88
000
3
.02
0
.03
.02
092
09-001-1002 1 2
DANBURY
FAIRFIELD CO
DANBURY PUBLIC LIB
88
001
5
.04
.03
0
.06
.03
092
09-001-1123 1 3
DANBURY
FAIRFIELD CO
TRAILER, W. CONNEC
88
000
5
.04
.05
0
.07
.07
092
09-003-1004 1 2
EAST HARTFORD
HARTFORD CO
CITY HALL, 740 MAI
88
000
6
.04
.02
0
.06
.03
092
09-001-1008 1 3
GREENWICH
FAIRFIELD CO
COS COB PUMPING ST
88
000
5
.03
.03
0
.06
.03
092
09-011-0006 1 3
GROTON
NEW LONDON C
GROTON HIGHWAY GAR
88
000
6
.02
.01
0
.04
.02
092
09-007-0002 2 3
HADDAM
MIDDLESEX CO
CRIMINAL JUSTICE A
88
000
6
.02
.01
0
.03
.01
092
09-003-0013 1 2
HARTFORD
HARTFORD CO
401 FLATBUSH AVENU
88
000
12
.05
.03
.04
.06
0
.11
.07
092
09-003-0014 1 1
HARTFORD
HARTFORD CO
FRANKLIN AVE. FIRE
88
001
7
.04
.02
.02?
0
.06
.03
092
09-003-0015 1 2
HARTFORD
HARTFORD CO
HELCO, 400 SHELDON
88
000
4
.07
.01?
0
.09
.06
092
09-003-2003 2 2
HARTFORD
HARTFORD CO
HARTFORD LIBRARY,
88
000
7
.04
.03
.02?
0
.07
.04
092
09-003-2003 4 3
HARTFORD
HARTFORD CO
HARTFORD LIBRARY,
88
000
7
.04
.03
.02?
0
.07
.04
092
09-003-7001 1 3
MANCHESTER
HARTFORD CO
TOWN HALL, 41 CENT
88
000
6
.03
.01
0
.05
.02
092
09-009-4002 1 2
MERIDEN
NEW HAVEN CO
STODDARD BUILDING,
88
001
7
.03
.02
.02?
0
.05
.03
092
09-007-1003 1 2
MIDDLETOWN
MIDDLESEX CO
CITY HALL, DEKOVEN
88
001
6
.03
02
0
.05
.03
092
09-009-5001 1 2
NAUGATUCK
NEW HAVEN CO
229 CHURCH STREET
88
000
6
.05
.03
0
.08
.04
092
09-003-0008 1 3
NEW BRITAIN
HARTFORD CO
FIRE HEADQUARTERS,
88
000
6
.03
.02
0
.04
.04
092
09-003-1007 1 2
NEW BRITAIN
HARTFORD CO
FIRE STATION NO.2,
88
001
6
.03
.02
0
.04
.04
092
09-003-1009 1 3
NEW BRITAIN
HARTFORD CO
CHAMBERLAIN SCHOOL
88
000
6
.03
.02
0
.05
.03
092
09-009-0013 1 2
NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN CO
FIRE HEADQUARTERS,
88
000
10
.04
.03
.03
.02?
0
.06
.03
092
09-009-0018 1 2
NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN CO
STILES STREET.
88
000
3
.10
0
.13
.11
092
09-009-7002 2 2
NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN CO
CLINTON SCHOOL, CL
88
000
5
.04
.03
0
.07
.03
092
09-001-2012 1 2
NORWALK
FAIRFIELD CO
U.S.POST OFFICE,WA
88
001
9
.04
.03
.03
0
.07
.04
092
09-001-3005 1 3
NORWALK
FAIRFIELD CO
NORWALK HEALTH DEP
88
000
9
.04
.03
.03
0
.07
.03
092
09-011-3002 1 3
NORWICH
NEW LONDON C
22 COURT HOUSE SQU
88
000
6
.04
.02
0
.06
.03
092
09-001-0021 1 3
STAMFORD
FAIRFIELD CO
COMMUNITY CENTER,
88
000
7
.07
.04
.03?
0
.12
.05
092
09-001-2007 1 3
STAMFORD
FAIRFIELD CO
DPW, MAGEE AVENUE
88
000
7
.08
.03
.10?
0
.13
.11
092
09-001-8001 2 2
STAMFORD
FAIRFIELD CO
653 MAIN STREET
88
001
7
.04
.03
.03?
0
.06
.04
092
09-001-0022 1 0
STAMFORD
FAIRFIELD CO
SOUTH ST.&N.STATE
88
001
4
.06
.05?
0
.07
.06
094
-------
LEAD (12128)
CONNECT I CUT
UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25 C)
P
ON
REP - - --QUARTERLY ARITH MEANS- - - -
MEANS MAX VALUES
?INDICATES THAT THE MEAN DOES NOT SATISFY SUMMARY CRITERIA
SITE ID C T CITY COUNTY ADDRESS YR ORG lOBS 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH >1.5 1ST 2ND METH
09-001-5005 1 3
STRATFORD
FAIRFIELD CO
730 MAIN STREET
88
000
7
.09
.04
.02?
0
.17
.08
092
09-005-6001 1 3
TORRINGTON
LITCHFIELD C
140 MAIN STREET
88
000
6
.04
.02
0
.06
.05
092
09-011-9001 1 3
VOLUNTOWN
NEW LONDON C
PACHAUG STATE FOR
88
000
3
.01
0
.02
.01
092
09-009-9001 1 2
WALLINGFORD
NEW HAVEN CO
TOWN HALL, 350 CEN
88
001
10
.03
.01
.03
.02?
0
.06
.03
092
09-009-2123 2 2
WATERBURY
NEW HAVEN CO
MEADOW ST OFF RAMP
88
001
5
.07
.06
0
.09
.06
092
09-009-2123 3 3
WATERBURY
NEW HAVEN CO
MEADOW ST OFF RAMP
88
001
5
.07
.06
0
.09
.06
092
09-009-3006 1 3
WATERBURY
NEW HAVEN CO
FIREHOUSE NO.6 , W
88
000
6
.02
.02
0
.04
.03
092
09-009-3007 1 2
WATERBURY
NEW HAVEN CO
519 EAST MAIN ST
88
001
6
.07
.05
0
.12
.07
092
09-009-3007 2 3
WATERBURY
NEW HAVEN CO
519 EAST MAIN ST
88
000
3
.06
0
.11
.05
092
09-009-4005 2 2
WATERBURY
NEW HAVEN CO
COURTHOUSE, GRAND
88
000
6
.05
.08
0
.11
.10
092
09-011-1101 2 3
WATERFORD
NEW LONDON C
NEW LONDON COUNTRY
88
000
6
.02
.01
0
.03
.02
092
09-009-8003 1 2
WEST HAVEN
NEW HAVEN CO
OLEANDER ST AT 1-9
88
000
7
.05
.02
.02?
0
.09
.03
092
09-009-8003 1 2
WEST HAVEN
NEW HAVEN CO
OLEANDER ST AT 1-9
88
000
4
.06
.03?
0
.06
.04
094
09-015-1002 1 3
WILLIMANTIC
WINDHAM CO
108 VALLEY ST
88
000
6
.10
.02
0
.13
.11
092
09-003-0016 1 1
HARTFORD
HARTFORD CO
AETNA INS. FARMING
88
001
10
.07
.04
.03
.05
0
.09
.07
094
09-001-0010 2 2
BRIDGEPORT
FAIRFIELD CO
ROOSEVELT SCHOOL
88
001
10
.06
.04
.04
.04
0
.08
.06
094
09-003-0015 2 2
HARTFORD
HARTFORD CO
HELCO. 400 SHELDON
88
001
11
.06
.05
.02
.06
0
.07
.06
094
09-009-2123 2 2
WATERBURY
NEW HAVEN CO
MEADOW ST.OFF RAMP
88
001
6
.03
.02
.06
0
.06
.06
094
09-009-0018 2 2
NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN CO
STILES ST.
88
001
10
.11
.10
.08
.11
0
.17
.11
094
CARBON MONOXIDE
(42101)
CONNECTICUT
UNITS:
007
PARTS
PER MILLION
P
0 N
REP
MAX
1-HR
08$>
MAX 8-HR
OBS>
SITE ID C T CITY
COUNTY ADDRESS
YR ORG lOBS 1ST
2ND
35
1ST
2ND
9 METH
09-001-0004 1 2
BRIDGEPORT
FAIRFIELD
CO
JASPER MCLEVY HALL, STAT 88
001
8360
10.9
10.3
0
6.7
6.5
0
011
09-003-0013 1 1
HARTFORD
HARTFORD
CO
401 FLATBUSH AVENUE
88
001
8656
7.3
7.3
0
6.5
6.3
0
011
09-003-0017 1 1
HARTFORD
HARTFORD
CO
COURTHOUSE, 155 MORGAN S 88
001
8347
21.0
19.9
0
13.1
10.2
3
011
09-009-0019 1 2
NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN
CO
80 TEMPLE STREET
88
000
8352
10.6
10.6
0
7.4
7.0
0
011
-------
SULFUR DIOXIDE (42401)
CONNECTICUT
UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25 C)
P
OM
SITE ID C T CITY
COUNTY ADDRESS
OBS
OB S
? INDICATES THAT THE MEAN DOES NOT SATISFY SUMMARY CRITERIA
NITROGEN DIOXIDE (42602)
P
OM
SITE ID C I CITY COUNTY
ADDRESS
CONNECTICUT
UNITS: 007 PARTS PER MILLION
09-001-0113 1 2 BRIDGEPORT
09-003-1003 1 2 EAST HARTFORD
09-009-1123 1 2 NEW HAVEN
REP MAX 24-HR
>
MAX 3-HR
> MAX 1-HR ARIT
YR ORG #OBS 1ST
2ND
365
1ST
2ND
1300 1ST 2ND MEAN METH
09-001-0012 1 2
BRIDGEPORT
FAIRFIELD CO
115 BOSTON TERRAC
88
001
8324
178
168
0
333
278
0
524
409
37?
020
09-001-0113 1 1
BRIDGEPORT
FAIRFIELD CO
30 CONGRESS ST CR
88
001
8352
177
146
0
212
208
0
241
236
29?
020
09-001-1123 1 2
DANBURY
FAIRFIELD CO
TRAILER, W. CONNE
88
001
7913
148
133
0
217
213
0
262
252
24?
020
09-003-0005 1 1
EAST HARTFORD
HARTFORD CO
FIRE STATION, 300
88
001
7887
128
120
0
236
207
0
280
272
30?
020
09-009-1003 1 2
EAST HAVEN
NEW HAVEN CO
ANIMAL SHELTER, C
88
001
8135
194
166
0
303
301
0
322
314
34?
020
09-003-1005 1 2
ENFIELD
HARTFORD CO
SHAKER ROAD
88
001
7989
145
106
0
191
166
0
202
191
21?
020
09-001-0017 1 2
GREENWICH
FAIRFIELD CO
GREENWICH POINT P
88
001
8257
85
81
0
169
144
0
181
170
16?
020
09-011-0007 1 2
GROTON
NEW LONDON C
FIRE HEADQUARTERS
88
001
8206
133
123
0
197
180
0
238
207
25?
020
09-003-1123 1 1
HARTFORD
HARTFORD CO
TRAILER, WEST SIR
88
001
7209
201
198
0
317
252
0
385
380
26?
020
09-009-0010 1 2
NILFORD
NEW HAVEN CO
EGAN CENTER, MATH
88
001
6926
165
156
0
295
252
0
338
333
32?
020
09-003-1011 1 2
NEW BRITAIN
HARTFORD CO
531 EAST MAIN SIR
88
001
8329
210
198
0
310
291
0
364
346
25?
020
09-009-0017 1 2
NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN CO
LOMBARD STREET
88
001
7909
211
207
0
328
326
0
417
330
38?
020
09-009-1123 2 1
NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN CO
715 STATE STREET
88
001
8353
263
207
0
438
400
0
469
430
43?
020
09-001-1013 1 2
NORWALK
FAIRFIELD CO
ROGERS SQUARE
88
001
2701
153
145
0
244
244
0
270
262
28’
020
09-001-0025 1 2
STAMFORD
FAIRFIELD CO
CORTLAND AVENUE
88
001
8141
170
162
0
234
222
0
254
246
26?
020
09-001-2123 1 2
STAMFORD
FAIRFIELD CO
TRAILER , NORTH S
88
001
8336
155
148
0
200
199
0
225
215
24?
020
09-009-2123 2 2
WATERBURY
NEW HAVEN CO
MEADOW ST OFF RAM
88
000
8219
162
144
0
237
210
0
286
275
26?
020
09-009-3008 1 2
WATERBURY
NEW HAVEN CO
LYDIA STREET EXTE
88
000
7954
222
194
0
299
298
0
364
333
26?
020
REP
MAX
1-HR
MAX
24-HR
ARIT
YR ORG #OBS 1ST
2ND
1ST
2ND
MEAN
FAIRFIELD
CO
30
CONGRESS
ST (REAR)
88
001
8704
.107
.104
.027
014
HARTFORD
CO
30
REMINGTON
ROAD
88
001
8703
.094
.093
.020
014
NEW HAVEN
CO
715
STATE STREET
88
001
8693
.121
.120
.029
016
METH
-------
UNITS: 007 PARTS PER MILLION
OZONE (44201)
P
ON
SITE ID C T CITY
COUNTY
CONNECT ICUT
OZONE SEASON: APR 01 TO OCT 31
ADDRESS
*
REP *NUM NUN
YR ORG *MEAS REQ
VALID DAILY 1-HR MAXIMUM * MISS DAYS
MAXIMA VALS .125 * ASSUMED <
1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH MEAS EST * STANDARD METH
09-009-0004 1 2
09-001-0010 1 2
09-001-0015 1 2
09-001-0113 1 3
09-003-1001 1 2
09-003-2001 1 2
09-005-0005 1 2
09-001-1123 1 3
09-003-1004 1 3
09-003-1005 1 2
09-001-0017 1 3
09-011-0006 1 2
09-007-0002 1 2
BRIDGEPORT
BRIDGEPORT
BRIDGEPORT
BRISTOL
BURL I NGTON
CORNWALL
DANBURY
EAST HART F
ENFIELD
GREENWICH
S ROT ON
H ADD AM
FAIRFIELD
FAIRFIELD
FAIRFIELD
HARTFORD C
HARTFORD C
LITCHFIELD
FAIRFIELD
HARTFORD C
HARTFORD C
FAIRFIELD
NEW LONDON
MIDDLESEX
09-001-0113 1 1
BRIDGEPORT
FAIRFIELD C
30 CONGRESS ST (
88 001 214
214 .232
.217 .198 .186 18 18.0
0
014
09-001-1123 1 2
DANBURY
FAIRFIELD C
TRAILER, W. COHN
88 001 201
214 .222
.203 .200 .179 20 21.0
3
014
09-003-1003 1 1
EAST HARTFORD
HARTFORD CO
30 REMINGTON ROA
88 001 213
214 .210
.185 .177 .168 10 10.0
0
014
09-001-0017 1 2
GREENWICH
FAIRFIELD C
GREENWICH POINT
88 001 204
214 .237
.216 .203 .188 17 17.7
2
014
09-011-0008 1 2
GROTON
NEW LONDON
UNIVERSITY OF CO
88 001 214
214 .181
.151 .147 .144 9 9.0
0
014
09-009-3002 1 3
MADISON
NEW HAVEN C
HAMMONASSET STAT
88 000 207
214 .204
.161 .155 .155 12 12.4
0
014
09-007-0007 1 1
MIDDLETOWN
MIDDLESEX C
COHN. VALLEY HOS
88 001 203
214 .239
.181 .172 .172 13 13.6
1
014
09-009-1123 1 1
NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN C
715 STATE STREET
88 001 214
214 .216
.174 .170 .153 10 10.0
0
014
09-013-1001 1 1
STAFFORD
TOLLAND CO
ROUTE 190, SHENI
88 001 205
214 .238
.153 .152 .149 13 13.6
0
014
09-001-3007 1 1
STRATFORD
FAIRFIELD C
USCG LIGHTHOUSE
88 001 196
214 .221
.197 .181 .180 21 22.6
3
014
PM-iD
TOTAL 0-1OUM
(81102)
CONNECTICUT
UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25
C)
P
SCHEDULED
WTD
0 N
REP PlUM
NUN %
NUN
----MAXIMUM VALUES VALS 150
ARITH
SITE ID C T
CITY COUNTY ADDRESS
YR ORG OBS
OBS OBS
REQ
1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH MEAS
EST
MEAN
METH
ANSONIA NEW HAVEN DIVISION STREET TREAT 88 001 37
13 87
15
62
57
57
54
0
0.00
26? 062
ROOSEVELT SCHOOL PARK 88 001
53 53 100
45
71
67
65
61
0
0.00
29 058,062
MYRTLE AVE 88 001
10 10 67
15
49
40
39
38
0
0.00
33? 062
30 CONGRESS ST (REAR) 88 001
33 15 100
15
68
58
53
52
0
0.00
27? 062
CITY HALL 111 N. MAIN 88 001
29 15 100
15
49
49
47
41
0
0.00
23? 062
PUNCH BROOK ROAD AT F 88 001
44 15 100
15
65
57
56
41
0
0.00
18? 062
MOHAWK MTN MICROWAVE 88 001
17 14 93
15
31
21
17
15
0
0.00
11? 062
TRAILER, W. CONNECTIC 88 001
36 17 55
31
65
60
59
48
0
0.00
26? 062
CITY HALL, 740 MAIN S 88 001
27 14 93
15
52
52
48
39
0
0.00
25? 062
SHAKER ROAD 88 001
27 15 100
15
45
43
34
32
0
0.00
20? 062
GREENWICH POINT PARK 88 001
34 15 100
15
21
61
55
55
0
0.00
25? 062
GROTON HIGHWAY GARAGE 88 001
28 15 100
15
31
48
45
31
0
0.00
22? 062
CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACAD 88 001
26 15 100
15
22
39
25
24
0
0.00
18? 062
-------
PM-1O TOTAL 0-bUM (81102)
CONNECTICUT
UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25 C)
P
ON
SITE ID C I CITY
COUNTY ADDRESS
SCHEDULED
REP NUN NUN X
YR ORG OBS OBS OBS
NUN - ---MAXIMUM VALUES VALS
REQ 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH MEAS
WTD
> 150 ARITH
EST MEAN METH
U,
09-003-0013 1 1 HARTFORD
HARTFORD C 401 FLATBUSH AVENUE
88 001
38 15 100
15
53
50
47
45
0
0.00
23? 062
09-003-0014 1 3 HARTFORD
HARTFORD C FRANKLIN AVE. FIREHOU
88 001
25 15 100
15
48
40
31
30
0
0.00
22? 062
09-003-0015 1 2 HARTFORD
HARTFORD C HEICO, 400 SHELDON ST
88 001
54 53 100
45
88
59
59
59
0
0.00
30 058,062
09-003-7001 1 2 MANCHESTER
HARTFORD C TOWN HALL, 41 CENTER
88 001
26 15 100
15
53
40
30
28
0
0.00
20? 062
09-009-4002 1 2 NERIDEN
NEW HAVEN ST000ARD BUILDING, 16
88 001
25 15 100
15
57
38
36
31
0
0.00
23? 062
09-007-1003 1 2 MIDDLETOWN
MIDDLESEX CITY HALL, DEKOVEN DR
88 001
26 15 100
15
59
47
34
33
0
0.00
23? 062
09-009-0010 1 3 MILFORD
NEW HAVEN EGAN CENTER, NATHEW S
88 001
9 9 60
15
30
25
23
21
0
0.00
19? 062
09-009-5001 1 2 NAUGATUCK
NEW HAVEN 229 CHURCH STREET
88 001
29 15 100
15
57
56
50
41
0
0.00
26? 062
09-003-0018 1 3 NEW BRITAI
HARTFORD C NORTHEAST UTILITIES C
88 001
22 15 100
15
33
33
31
30
0
0.00
20? 062
09-009-0011 1 2 NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN HAMILTON AVE
88 001
31 15 100
15
62
57
55
55
0
0.00
30? 062
09-009-0013 1 1 NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN FIRE HEADQUARTERS, GR
88 001
36 15 100
15
58
58
57
51
0
0.00
27? 062
09-009-0018 1 2 NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN STILES STREET.
88 001
297 60 100
47
149
121
119
115
0
0.00
46 058,062
09-009-1123 1 2 NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN 715 STATE STREET
88 001
33 15 100
15
65
58
57
55
0
0.00
30? 062
09-009-1123 2 2 NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN 715 STATE STREET
88 001
35 9 60
15
63
62
60
57
0
0.00
29? 062
09-001-2014 1 2 NORWALK
FAIRFIELD 1-95 AT WEST AVE
88 001
13 9 60
15
51
45
42
39
0
0.00
34? 062
09-011-3002 1 2 NORWICH
NEW LONDON 22 COURT HOUSE SQUARE
88 001
29 15 100
15
56
51
50
43
0
0.00
24? 062
09-015-0002 1 2 PUTNAM
WINDHAM CO 115 CHURCH ST
88 001
27 15 100
15
43
41
35
29
0
0.00
19? 062
09-001-8001 1 2 STAMFORD
FAIRFIELD 653 MAIN STREET
88 001
25 15 100
15
71
58
45
38
0
0.00
24? 062
09-001-5005 1 2 STRATFORD
FAIRFIELD 730 MAIN STREET
88 001
26 15 100
15
64
53
35
34
0
0.00
24? 062
09-005-6001 1 2 TORRINGTON
LITCHFIELD 140 MAIN STREET
88 001
26 14 93
15
43
42
42
39
0
0.00
22? 062
09-011-9001 1 3 VOLUNTOWN
NEW LONDON PACHAUG STATE FOREST
88 001
40 14 93
15
45
44
40
39
0
0.00
17? 062
09-009-4006 1 2 WALLINOFOR
NEW HAVEN 45 SOUTH MAIN ST
88 001
9 9 60
15
36
34
31
30
0
0.00
24? 062
09-009-2123 1 2 WATERBURY
NEW HAVEN MEADOW ST OFF RAMP OF
88 001
58 45 100
45
98
82
73
66
0
0.00
33 058,062
09-009-2123 2 3 WATERBURY
NEW HAVEN MEADOW ST OFF RAMP OF
88 001
39 45 87
15
85
59
58
53
0
0.00
28? 062
09-009-3007 1 3 WATERBURY
NEW HAVEN 519 EAST MAIN ST
88 001
29 15 100
15
59
57
54
39
0
0.00
27? 062
09-011-1101 1 2 WATERFORD
NEW LONDON NEW LONDON COUNTRY Cl
88 001
28 14 93
15
55
53
49
44
0
0.00
21? 062
09-009-8003 1 2 WEST HAVEN
NEW HAVEN OLEANDER ST AT 1-95
88 001
41 32 71
45
78
38
54
41
0
0.00
28? 058,062
09-015-1002 1 3 WILLIMANTI
WINDHAM CO 108 VALLEY ST
88 001
28 15 100
15
42
26
34
30
0
0.00
20? 062
09-003-1018 1 3
CORNER OF SHELDON ST
88 001
77 47 15
42
36
33
19
6
0
0.00
24? 062
7 INDICATES THAT THE MEAN DOES NOT SATISFY SUMMARY CRITERIA
-------
Maine Sites
o PM1O
o Lead
o Carbon Monoxide
Sulfur Dioxide
1988
0
‘ :3
0
8
0
0
0
16
-------
SUSPENDED PARTICULATE (11101)
MAINE
UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25 C)
REP
ADDRESS YR ORG #OBS
-MAXIMUM 24-HR VALUES-- ARITH GEO GEO
1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH MEAN MEAN STD
P
OM
SITE ID C I CITY COUNTY
23-009-0003 1 0
HANCOCK CO
MCFARLAND HILL, RANGER HDQT 88 000
93
78
52
49
48
18?
15?
1.8
23-019-3007 1 3
PENOBSCOT CO
SHUNWAY FIELD-RTE. 178-MILF 88 000
157
149
99
90
77
35?
30?
1.7
23-019-4005 1 0
PENOBSCOT CO
NEWBURGH CONSOLIDATED SCHOO 88 000
266
93
87
63
63
23?
19?
1.8
23-029-0007 1 0
WASHINGTON CO
SEC. TREAT, PIPELINE-W000LA 88 112
93
78
78
70
68
29?
25?
1.7
23-029-0008 1 3
WASHINGTON CO
WOODLAND HIGH SCHOOL 88 112
155
142
123
119
111
37?
30?
1.9
23-029-0018 1 0
WASHINGTON CO
PIPELINE WEST OF ROUTE #1 88 000
89
56
49
44
44
17?
15?
1.7
23-001-0008 1 2 AUBURN
ANDROSCOGGIN
CO
LEPAGE BAKERY-60 SECOND ST 88 001
48
114
95
94
91
42?
37?
1.7
23-011-0005 1 2 AUGUSTA
KENNEBEC CO
FIRE HOUSE-HARTFORD SQUARE 88 000
141
238
159
118
116
46
40
1.7
23-019-0001 1 2 BANGOR
PENOBSCOT CO
BANGOR OFFICE-31 CENTRAL ST 88 001
60
110
105
82
81
44
39
1.8
23-019-0002 1 3 BANGOR
PENOBSCOT CO
PUMP STATION-WASHINGTON ST. 88 000
101
189
143
141
131
61
56
1.5
23-031-0001 1 0 BERWICK
YORK CO
SCHOOL STREET 88 000
80
233
173
171
147
80?
72?
1.6
23-031-0002 1 2 BIDDEFORD
YORK CO
TREATMENT PLANT-WATER ST. 88 001
77
108
104
103
98
48?
45?
1.5
23-019-1002 1 2 BREWER
PENOBSCOT CO
JUNIOR HIGH SCH-SOMERSET ST 88 000
44
124
78
75
68
44?
40?
1.6
23-005-0002 1 3 BRIDGTON
CUMBERLAND CO
UPPER RIDGE ROAD, ROUTE #2 88 000
55
55
41
37
30
16?
14?
1.8
23-005-0003 1 3 BRUNSWICK
CUMBERLAND CO
RT 24-BETWEEN CUMBERLAND FA 88 000
30
134
125
119
118
77?
70?
1.6
23-019-2002 1 0 EAST MILLINOCKE
PENOBSCOT CO
KATAHDIN SCHOOL-BIRCH STREE 88 110
25
87
62
57
50
34?
28?
2.1
23-007-0003 1 3 JAY
FRANKLIN CO
JEWELL PROPERTY-CRASH ROAD 88 103
177
86
81
79
79
26?
22?
1.9
23-007-0004 1 3 JAY
FRANKLIN CO
BOMASTER PROPERTY-JAY HILL 88 103
181
127
118
112
92
34?
27?
2.0
23-007-0008 1 3 JAY
FRANKLIN CO
IDBURNAM SITE ANDRO MILL JA 88 103
176
169
147
117
106
44?
37?
1.9
23-007-2001 1 3 JAY
FRANKLIN CO
INT. PAPER CO.-LAGOON HILL 88 103
177
136
123
115
111
46?
39?
1.8
23-019-1007 1 0 LINCOLN
PENOBSCOT CO
THOMAS MOT. TRA. PRK.-BROAD 88 109
173
206
183
140
132
48?
39?
1.9
23-019-2003 1 0 LINCOLN
PENOBSCOT CO
POST OFFICE-5O FLEMING ST. 88 000
172
118
114
104
102
41?
35?
1.7
23-019-3002 1 0 LINCOLN
PENOBSCOT CO
VOCA. EDU. BLDG-W. BROADWAY 88 000
171
107
102
99
94
37?
32?
1.8
23-003-0011 1 2 MADAWASKA
AROOSTOOK CO
ST. JARRE’S-liTH AVENUE 88 000
118
305
290
213
198
73
58
1.9
23-017-0008 1 3 MEXICO
OXFORD CO
LABONVILLE’S-ROUTE#2 88 104
151
130
117
110
108
49
43
1.7
23-019-2009 1 0 MILLINOCKET
PENOBSCOT CO
YORK STREET-MILLINOCKET 88 110
153
110
108
107
105
42?
36?
1.8
23-019-4003 1 2 OLD TOWN
PENOBSCOT CO
MARSH ISLAND APTS-S. MAIN S 88 000
44
151
114
78
78
44?
39?
1.7
23-005-0014 1 1 PORTLAND
CUMBERLAND CO
SHELTER SITE-OXFORD & ELM S 88 001
104
132
95
93
92
52
46
1.9
23-005-0019 1 3 PORTLAND
CUMBERLAND CO
(PYWCA) YWCA, 187 SPRING ST 88 000
3
83
54
44
60?
58?
1.4
23-003-1005 1 2 PRESQUE ISLE
AROOSTOOK CO
NORTHEASTLAND HOTEL-MAIN ST 88 001
61
206
199
175
158
76?
63?
1.9
23-017-2005 1 3 RUMFORD
OXFORD CO
TAYLOR MOUNTAIN-i 88 104
185
126
95
93
91
36
31
1.8
23-017-2006 1 3 RUMFORD
OXFORD CO
TAYLOR MOUNTAIN-2 88 104
180
103
99
82
78
29
24
1.9
-------
SUSPENDED PARTICULATE (11101)
MAINE
UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25 C)
? INDICATES THAT THE MEAN DOES NOT SATISFY SUMMARY CRITERIA
P
0
M
REP
--MAXIMUM 24-HR VALUES--
ARITH
GEO
GEO
SITE ID C T CITY COUNTY
ADDRESS YR ORG #OBS
1ST
2ND
3RD
6TH
MEAN
MEAN
SID
23-017-2007 2 3
RUMFORD
OXFORD CO
VILLAGE GREEN-ROUTE#1O8
88
104
83
68
67
65
60
28?
24?
1.7
23-025-2001 1 0
SKOWHEGAN
SOMERSET CO
HINKLEY FARM SCHOOL, HINKLE
88
107
41
53
52
46
44
20?
15?
2.2
23-025-2002 1 0
SKOWHEGAN
SOMERSET CO
EATON RIDGE-SCOTT PAPER CO.
88
107
43
56
53
35
30
17?
15?
1.7
23-005-6002 1 2
SOUTH PORTLAND
CUMBERLAND
CO
SMVTI-HILDRETH HALL-FORT RD
88
000
109
78
72
71
70
32
28
1.6
23-013-1007 1 3
THONASTON
KNOX CO
MARSH ROAD, THOMASTON, MAIN
88
000
163
86
83
83
70
27
24
1.7
23-013-2001 1 3
THOMASTON
KNOX CO
MITCHELL PROP. -2 DEXTER AVE
88
000
104
150
132
119
108
32?
24?
2.2
23-013-2001 2 3
THOMASTON
KNOX CO
MITCHELL PROP. -2 DEXTER AVE
88
106
60
198
185
157
128
37?
26?
2.2
23-013-2003 1 3
THOMASTON
KNOX CO
SANDERS PROP-OLD COUNTRY RD
88
000
98
114
85
83
77
28?
23?
1.9
23-013-2004 1 3
THOMASTON
KNOX CO
PEASE PROP-BUTTERMILK LANE
88
000
100
90
88
81
79
37?
32?
1.8
23-011-1003 1 2
WATERVILLE
KENNEBEC CO
STERN’S DEPT. STORE-93 MAIN
88
000
49
138
136
107
106
52?
46?
1.6
23-005-1008 1 3
WESTBROOK
CUMBERLAND
CO
RESEARCH BUILDING-WARREN AV
88
101
67
147
116
107
103
67?
62?
1.5
23-005-1012 1 3
WESTBROOK
CUMBERLANO
CO
WAREHOUSE NO. 5, MAIN STREE
88
101
52
150
112
99
96
55?
50?
1.6
23-005-7002 2 3
WESTBROOK
CUMBERLAND
CO
N.E.T.&T. CO.-ASH STREET
88
101
20
115
65
57
50
43?
39?
1.5
23-011-2003 1 3
WINSLOW
KENNEBEC CO
(GHR) GULLEY HILL ROAD, WIN
88
107
18
171
93
76
75
58?
52?
1.6
LEAD
(12128)
MAINE
UNITS:
001
UGICU
METER (25 C)
P
0 M
REP
- ---QUARTERLY ARITH
MEANS----
MEANS MAX
VALUES
SITE ID C T CITY COUNTY
ADDRESS YR ORG #OBS 1ST
2ND
3RD
4TH
>1.5
1ST
2ND METH
23-001-0008 1 0
AUBURN
ANDROSCOGGIN
LEPAGE BAKERY-60 S
88
000
43
.06?
.05?
.07
0
.45
.13
092
23-019-0002 1 0
BANGOR
PENOBSCOT CO
PUMP STATION-WASHI
88
000
51
.05
.04?
.01
0
.08
.07
092
23-005-0014 2 2
PORTLAND
CUMBERLAND C
SHELTER SITE-OXFOR
88
001
63
.09
.06
.03
0
.16
.15
092
23-003-1005 1 0
PRESQUE
ISLE
AROOSTOOK CO
NORTHEASTLAND MOTE
88
000
19
.04
.03?
0
.08
.07
092
? INDICATES THAT
THE MEAN DOES
NOT SATISFY
SUMMARY CRITERIA
-------
CARBON MONOXIDE (62101)
MAINE
UNITS: 007 PARTS PER MILLION
P
SITE ID C I CITY COUNTY ADDRESS
O M REP
MAX 1-HR
OBS> MAX
8-HR OBS>
YR ORG #OBS 1ST 2ND 35 1ST
2ND 9
23-029-0007 1 0
23-005-0018 1 2
PORTLAND
CUMBERLAND
CO
529
CONGRESS STREET-PORT 88 001
8409
7.8
7.4 0
5.0 4.9
0
011
SULFUR
DIOXIDE
(42401)
MAINE
UNITS:
001 UG/CU
METER (25 C)
P
OBS
OBS
0 M
REP
MAX
24-HR
> MAX 3-HR >
MAX 1-HR
ARIT
SITE
ID
C I
CITY
COUNTY
ADDRESS
YR
ORG
#OBS
1ST
2ND
365 1ST
2ND 1300 1ST 2ND
MEAN
METH
MET H
WASHINGTON C SEC. TREAT, PIPEL 88 112 1632
75
61
0
148
141
0
236
228
12?
020
23-031-0002 1 0 BIDDEFORD
YORK CO TREATMENT PLANT-W 88 000 4389
31
27
0
66
66
0
183
131
10?
020
23-019-2012 1 0 EAST MILLINOCK
PENOBSCOT CO MAIN STREET/MILL 88 110 4340
63
51
0
145
141
0
176
176
57
020
23-001-0011 1 1 LEWISTON
ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTRY KITCHEN L 88 001 8031
137
116
0
241
191
0
275
265
19
020
23-019-1007 1 3 LINCOLN
PENOBSCOT CO THOMAS MOT. IRA. 88 109 3661
95
72
0
166
155
0
359
236
13?
020
23-019-1008 1 3 LINCOLN
PENOBSCOT CO FISH HILL BASE-LI 88 109 491
30
27
0
99
48
0
118
107
9?
020
23-019-1009 1 3 LINCOLN
PENOBSCOT CO FISH HILL PEAK-LI 88 109 487
38
36
0
128
80
0
157
144
10?
020
23-003-0009 2 3 MADAWA5KA
AROOSTOOK CO PORTABLE SHELTER- 88 113 5536
124
106
0
305
288
0
726
482
26?
020
23-003-0012 1 3 MADAWASKA
AROOSTOOK CO U.S.POST OFFICE, 88 113 6225
185
176
0
308
287
0
755
476
27?
020
23-003-1003 2 3 MADAWASKA
AROOSTOOK CO HIGH SCHOOL-ST. 1 88 113 5493
69
54
0
191
140
0
225
220
10?
020
23-017-0011 1 3 MEXICO
OXFORD CO HUNT’S PROPERTY-R 88 104 8280
172
155
0
475
462
0
762
665
30
020
23-019-2006 2 0 MILLINOCKET
PENOBSCOT CO GNP-WASTEWATER TR 88 110 1835
110
100
0
239
188
0
301
288
27?
020
23-019-2009 1 0 MILLINOCKET
PENOBSCOT CO YORK STREET-MILLI 88 110 6543
86
81
0
228
214
0
631
430
19?
020
23-005-0014 1 1 PORTLAND
CUMBERLAND C SHELTER SIIE-OXFO 88 001 7948
122
116
0
210
207
0
228
228
26
020
23-017-2005 1 3 RUMFORD
OXFORD CO TAYLOR MOUNTAIN-i 88 104 8288
290
178
0
508
492
0
794
744
33
020
23-017-2006 1 3 RUMFORD
OXFORD CO TAYLOR MOUNTAIN-2 88 104 8202
190
188
0
525
412
0
679
621
29
020
23-017-2007 2 3 RUMFORD
OXFORD CO VILLAGE GREEN-ROU 88 104 6912
133
96
0
500
362
0
904
660
17
020
? INDICATES THAT THE MEAN DOES NOT SATISFY SUMMARY CRITERIA
-------
OZONE (44201)
REP *p4u
ADDRESS YR ORG *MEAS
UNITS: 007 PARTS PER MILLION
VALID DAILY 1-HR MAXIMUM * MISS DAYS
HUM MAXIMA VALS .125 * ASSUMED <
REQ 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH MEAS EST * STANDARD METH
P
OM
SITE ID C T CITY COUNTY
MAINE
OZONE SEASON: APR 01 TO OCT 31
*
23-009-0003 1 0
HANCOCK CO
MCFARLAND HILL,
88
000
177
214
.179
.153
.151
.144
6
6.1
0
014
23-009-2003 1 2
HANCOCK CO
BALD MTN.,DUANE
88 000
172
214
.129
.116
.113
.103
1
1.2
0
000
23-013-0003 1 3
KNOX CO
ISLE AU HAUl FIR
88
000
109
214
.202
.158
.147
.142
8
15.6
2
011
23-013-0004 1 3
KNOX CO
PORT CLYDE, MARS
88
001
180
214
.185
.149
.143
.141
9
10.7
1
014
•
23-031-2002 1 2
23-031-2003 1 3
YORK CO
YORK CO
OCEAN AVE/PARSON
DEERING RIDGE RD
88
88
000
001
160
121
214
214
.177
.107
.154
.106
.152
.106
.152
.103
13
0
17.1
0.0
3
1
011
011
23-005-2003 1 2
CAPE ELIZABET
CUMBERLAND
SHELTER SITE
88
001
209
214
.178
.168
.166
.150
11
11.2
1
011
23-011-2001 1 2
GARDINER
KENNEBEC CO
GARDINER H.S.-WE
88
001
203
214
.159
.134
.125
.119
3
3.1
1
011
23-001-3001 1 3
LISBON
ANDROSCOGGI
BOWDOINHAN ROAD
88
001
144
214
.137
.121
.119
.109
1
1.5
3
000
p..)
PM-b TOTAL
0-bUM
(81102)
MAINE
UNITS: 001 UG/CU
METER (25
C)
P
SCHEDULED
WTD
0 M
REP
NUM
HUM
%
NUM
----MAXIMUM
VALUES
VALS > 150
ARITH
SITE ID C T CITY
COUNTY ADDRESS
YR
ORG
OBS
CBS
CBS
REQ
1ST 2ND
3RD
4TH
MEAS
EST
MEAN METH
23-009-0003 1 0
HANCOCK CO
MCFARLAND HILL, RANGE
88
000
91
64
103
62
62
38
38
37
0
0.00
14?
000
23-029-0007 1 0
WASHINGTON
SEC. TREAT, PIPELINE-
88
112
25
25
54
46
43
36
33
31
0
0.00
18?
000
23-029-0008 1 0
WASHINGTON
WOODLAND HIGH SCHOOL
88
000
78
32
103
31
81
64
61
59
0
0.00
25?
058
23-029-0008 2 3
WASHINGTON
WOODLAND HIGH SCHOOL
88
001
40
40
250
16
47
44
42
40
0
0.00
21?
064
23-029-0018 1 0
WASHINGTON
PIPELINE WEST OF ROUT
88
001
15
15
33
46
39
24
17
17
0
0.00
11?
000
23-011-0005 1 0
AUGUSTA
KENNEBEC C
FIRE HOUSE-HARTFORD S
88
000
84
77
164
47
49
48
43
40
0
0.00
21?
000
23-011-0005 2 2
AUGUSTA
KENNEBEC C
FIRE HOUSE-HARTFORD S
88
000
38
0
0
0
74
72
63
57
0
0.00
058
23-019-0002 1 0
BANGOR
PENOBSCOT
PUMP STATION-WASHINGT
88
000
33
32
70
46
67
58
49
45
0
0.00
31?
000
23-005-0002 1 0
BRIDGTON
CUMBERLAND
UPPER RIDGE ROAD, ROU
88
000
36
36
59
61
21
20
20
17
0
0.00
12?
000
23-005-0002 3 3
BRIDGTON
CUMBERLAND
UPPER RIDGE ROAD, ROU
88
001
15
15
94
16
47
34
26
25
0
0.00
16?
064
23-007-0004 1 0
JAY
FRANKLIN C
BOMASTER PROPERTY-JAY
88
000
115
71
151
47
74
67
58
55
0
0.00
22?
000
23-007-2001 1 0
JAY
FRANKLIN C
INT. PAPER CO. -LAGOON
88
103
86
58
187
31
50
47
47
41
0
0.00
19?
000
23-019-1007 1 0
LINCOLN
PENOBSCOT
THOMAS NOT. TRA. PRK.
88
109
65
65
107
61
49
46
42
42
0
0.00
21?
000
23-003-0013 1 3
MADAWASKA
AROOSTOOK
BIG DADDY’S RESTAURAN
88
000
144
105
169
62
153
106
98
79
0
0.00
36?
000
-------
PM-1O TOTAL 0-1OUN (81102)
MAINE
UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25 C)
SCHEDULED WTD
REP NUN NUN % NUN ----MAXIMUM VALUES VALS > 150 ARITH
COUNTY ADDRESS YR ORG OBS CBS OBS REQ 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH NEAS EST MEAN NETH
P
ON
SITE ID C T CITY
23-017-0008 2 3
MEXICO
OXFORD CO
LABONVILLE’S-ROUTE#2
88
104
134
102
165
62
84
80
80
73
0
0.00
31
000
23-019-2009 1 0
MILLINOCKE
PENOBSCOT
YORK STREET-NILLINOCK
88
110
39
35
113
31
50
46
38
36
0
0.00
19?
000
23-005-0014 1 2
PORTLAND
CUNBERLAND
SHELTER SITE-OXFORD &
88
001
57
54
89
61
64
55
45
44
0
0.00
24?
000
23-005-0014 2 0
PORTLAND
CUMBERLAND
SHELTER SITE-OXFORD &
88
000
15
15
94
16
64
42
42
38
0
0.00
27?
052
23-005-0020 1 3
PORTLAND
CUMBERLAND
1945 CONGRESS STREET
88
001
81
60
128
47
60
58
52
43
0
0.00
20?
000
23-003-1005 1 0
PRESQUE IS
AROOSTOOK
WORTHEASTLAND HOTEL-N
88
001
280
138
219
63
101
93
92
88
0
0_CO
27?
000
23-003-1010 1 0
PRESQUE IS
AROOSTOOK
507 MAIN STREET PRESQ
88
001
87
85
266
32
57
45
45
44
0
0.00
23?
063
23-017-2007 1 3
RUMFORD
OXFORD CO
VILLAGE GREEN-ROUTE#1
88
104
75
55
117
47
60
56
56
51
0
0.00
21?
000
23-025-2001 1 0
SKOWHEGAN
SOMERSET C
HINKLEY FARM SCHOOL,
88
001
17
17
55
31
63
57
41
36
0
0.00
28?
000
23-005-1008 1 0
WESTBROOK
CUMBERLAPID
RESEARCH BUILDING-WAR
88
001
184
164
349
47
91
71
64
60
0
0.00
25?
000
23-005-1012 1 0
WESTBROOK
CUMBERLAND
WAREHOUSE NO. 5, MAIN
88
000
51
43
91
47
57
53
46
38
0
0.00
21?
000
23-005-7002 1 0
WESTBROOK
CUMBERLAND
N.E.T.&T. CO. -ASH SIR
88
101
29
28
61
46
56
55
44
39
0
0.00
21?
000
23-011-2003 1 0
WINSLOW
KENNEBEC C
(GHR) GULLEY HILL ROA
88
000
5
0
0
0
69
48
47
47
0
0.00
052
23-025-2002 1 3
SKOWHEGAN
SOMERSET C
EATON RIDGE-SCOTT PAP
88
102
12
12
80
15
20
15
13
10
0
0.00
9?
058
23-013-1007 1 3
THOMASTON
KNOX CO
MARSH ROAD, THOMASTON
88
106
28
28
187
15
32
17
17
16
0
0.00
13?
058
23-013-2001 1 3
THONASION
KNOX CO
NITCHELOL PROP.DEXT
88
106
30
30
200
15
32
19
16
16
0
0.00
11?
058
? INDICATES THAI THE MEAN DOES NOT SATISFY SUMMARY CRITERIA
-------
Massachusetts Sites 1988
c o
Ozone
0 PM 10
O Lead
Nitrogen Dioxide
o Carbon Monoxide
Sulfur Dioxide
-------
SUSPENDED PARTICULATE (11101)
MASSACHUSETTS
UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25 C)
? INDICATES THAT THE MEAN DOES NOT SATISFY SUMMARY CRITERIA
.05? .07 .10? 0 .14 .14 092
.06 .07 .22? 0 .75 .31 092
.04 0 .11 .09 092
P
OM
SITE ID C I CITY COUNTY ADDRESS YR ORG #OBS
REP - -MAXIMUM 24-HR VALUES- -
1ST
2ND 3RD 4TH
ARITH GEO GEO
MEAN MEAN STD
25-025-0012 1 1 BOSTON
SUFFOLK CO
115 SOUTHAMPTON STREET
88 001
51
118
115
106
105
64?
60?
1.4
25-025-0021 1 1 BOSTON
SUFFOLK CO
340 BREMAN STREET, EAST BOS
88 001
56
115
108
106
103
61?
57?
1.5
25-025-0024 1 1 BOSTON
SUFFOLK CO
200 COLUMBUS AVENUE
88 001
58
146
115
107
102
63?
59?
1.4
25-025-0027 1 1 BOSTON
SUFFOLK CO
ONE CITY SQUARE, CHARLESTOW
88 001
57
410
207
187
170
104
94
1.5
25-023-0003 1 1 BROCKTON
PLYMOUTH CO
CRESCENT STREET (ROUTE 27)
88 001
56
92
81
77
73
43?
39?
1.5
25-025-1003 1 0 CHELSEA
SUFFOLK CO
POWDER HORN HILL
88 000
55
95
95
82
81
48?
44?
1.5
25-005-3001 2 1 FALL RIVER
BRISTOL CO
CENTRAL FIRE STATION, 165 B
88 001
46
97
79
72
69
45?
42?
1.4
25-013-1007 1 1 HOLYOKE
HAMPDEN CO
ONE COURT SQUARE
88 001
56
112
104
99
96
49
46
1.6
25-009-0005 1 1 LAWRENCE
ESSEX CO
HIGH STREET, STORROW PARK
88 001
54
125
107
98
92
49?
45?
1.5
25-017-0006 1 1 LOWELL
MIDDLESEX CO
LOWELL YMCA, 35 YMCA DRIVE
88 001
51
91
91
88
83
48?
43?
1.6
25-017-3002 1 2 MEDFORD
MIDDLESEX CO
100 TO 120 MAIN STREET
88 001
58
134
104
101
98
60
56
1.5
25-005-2004 1 2 NEW BEDFORD
BRISTOL CO
YMCA, 25 WATER STREET
88 001
53
101
71
64
60
41?
39?
1.4
25-021-0007 1 1 QUINCY
NORFOLK CO
HANCOCK STREET
88 001
55
112
91
83
82
46
62
1.5
25-013-0011 1 1 SPRINGFIELD
HAMPDEN CO
59 HOWARD STREET
88 001
57
126
126
100
97
59?
55?
1.5
25-015-4002 1 2 WARE
HAMPSHIRE CO
QUABBIN SUMMIT
88 001
78
76
66
46
44
20
16
1.9
25-017-1005 1 0 WATERTOWN
MIDDLESEX CO
VICTORY FIELD
88 000
50
107
82
76
68
40?
36?
1.6
25-013-5003 1 1 WEST SPRINGFIEL
HAMPDEN CO
W. SPRINGFIELD FIRE DEPT.,
88 001
63
116
113
98
95
54
49
1.5
25-017-7002 1 1 WOBURN
MIDDLESEX CO
WOBURN STREET AND MONTVALE
88 001
57
92
89
86
82
46
42
1.6
25-027-0013 1 1 WORCESTER
WORCESTER CO
419 BELMONT STREET
88 001
57
93
92
92
91
47?
42?
1.6
25-027-0016 1 1 WORCESTER
WORCESTER CO
2 WASHINGTON STREET
88 001
57
97
93
92
89
55?
51?
1.5
LEAD
(12128)
MASSACHUSETTS
UNITS:
001
UG/CU
METER (25 C)
P
0 M
REP
- - - -QUARTERLY ARITH
MEANS- - - -
MEANS MAX
VALUES
SITE ID C I CITY COUNTY
ADDRESS YR
ORG
#OBS
1ST
2ND
3RD
4TH
>1.5
151
2ND METH
25-025-0002 1 1
BOSTON
SUFFOLK
CO
KENMORE
SQUARE, 59 88
001
39
.07
25-025-0027 2 1
BOSTON
SUFFOLK
CO
ONE CITY SQUARE,
C 88
001
49
.06
25-017-0006 1 2
LOWELL
MIDDLESEX CO LOWELL
YMCA, 35 YM 88
000
25
.05
-------
LEAD (12128) MASSACHUSETTS UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25 C)
P
0 N REP - - --QUARTERLY ARITH MEANS- - - - MEANS MAX VALUES
SITE ID C T CITY COUNTY ADDRESS YR ORG #OBS 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH 1.5 1ST 2ND METH
25-017-0006 2 2 LOWELL MIDDLESEX CO LOWELL YMCA, 35 YN 88 001
51 .05
.04 .05 .04? 0 .11
.10
092
25-013-0011 2 1 SPRINGFIELD HAMPDEN CO 59 HOWARD STREET 88 001
55 .07
.04 .06 .06? 0 .22
.14
092
25-013-2007 1 1 SPRINGFIELD HAMPDEN CO EAST COLUMBUS AVEN 88 001
40 .11?
.07? .09 .06? 0 .19
.17
092
25-027-0016 1 3 WORCESTER WORCESTER CO 2 WASHINGTON STREE 88 000
24 .05?
.04 0 .12
.07
092
25-027-0016 2 3 WORCESTER WORCESTER CO 2 WASHINGTON STREE 88 001
58 .05
.04 .06 .05? 0 .12
.10
092
7 INDICATES THAT THE MEAN DOES NOT SATISFY SUMMARY CRITERIA
CARBON MONOXIDE (42101) MASSACHUSETTS
UNITS: 007 PARTS PER MILLION
P
O N
REP
MAX 1-HR OBS> MAX 8-HR
OBS>
SITE ID C I CITY COUNTY ADDRESS
YR ORG #OBS
1ST 2ND 35 1ST 2ND
9
NETH
25-025-0002 1 2 BOSTON SUFFOLK CO KENMORE SQUARE, 590 COMM
88 001 6980
12.0 9.0 0 5.6 5.3
0
011
25-025-0016 1 0 BOSTON SUFFOLK CO VISCONTI STREET, EAST BO
88 000 8240
19.0 18.0 0 7.5 6.5
0
011
25-025-0021 1 1 BOSTON SUFFOLK CO 340 BREMAN STREET, EAST
88 001 8673
9.0 9.0 0 5.4 4.1
0
011
25-025-0022 1 1 BOSTON SUFFOLK CO 600 WASHINGTON STREET
88 001 4050
16.0 10.0 0 5.9 5.9
0
011
25-017-0007 1 2 LOWELL MIDDLESEX CO OLD CITY HALL, MERRIMACK
88 001 8382
16.0 14.0 0 9.4 6.4
0
011
25-013-0014 1 1 SPRINGFIELD HAMPDEN CO FERNBANK STREET NEAR BOS
88 001 7951
6.0 6.0 0 4.3 3.8
0
011
25-013-2007 1 1 SPRINGFIELD HAMPDEN CO EAST COLUMBUS AVENUE
88 001 8469
11.0 10.0 0 8.6 7.0
0
011
25-027-0020 1 2 WORCESTER WORCESTER CO CENTRAL STREET FIRE STAT
88 001 8441
16.0 14.0 0 7.4 5.6
0
011
SULFUR DIOXIDE (42401) MASSACHUSETTS
UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25 C)
P
OBS OBS
0 N REP MAX 24-HR
SITE ID C I CITY COUNTY ADDRESS YR ORG #OBS 1ST 2ND
> MAX 3-HR > MAX 1-HR
365 1ST 2ND 1300 151 2ND
ARIT
MEAN
METH
25-025-0002 2 1 BOSTON SUFFOLK CO KENMORE SQUARE, 5 88 001 6848 182 149 0 334 306 0 367 359 47 020
25-025-0021 1 1 BOSTON SUFFOLK CO 340 BREMAN STREET 88 001 8569 175 147 0 295 277 0 367 348 34 020
-------
SULFUR DIOXIDE (42401)
MASSACHUSETTS
UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25 C)
P
ON
SITE ID C I CITY
COUNTY
ADDRESS
OBS
OBS
REP MAX 24-HR > MAX 3-HR > MAX 1-HR ARIT
YR ORG #OBS 1ST 2ND 365 1ST 2ND 1300 1ST 2ND MEAN METH
25-025-1003 1 1 CHELSEA SUFFOLK CO
POWDER HORN HILL 88 001 6367
185
142
0 276
266
0
335 322
34? 020
25-005-1004 1 1 FALL RIVER BRISTOL CO
GLOBE STREET 88 001 8256
116
104
0 262
260
0
419 380
26
020
25-009-0005 1 1 LAWRENCE ESSEX CO
HIGH STREET, STOR 88 001 8493
129
107
0 209
188
0
275 254
26
020
25-013-0015 1 1 SPRINGFIELD HAMPDEN CO
SPRINGFIELD COMMU 88 001 7130
233
194
0 384
263
0
540 335
32
020
25-013-1009 1 1 SPRINGFIELD HAMPDEN CO
LONGHILL STREET S 88 001 8045
164
151
0 281
250
0
383 375
33
020
25-015-4002 1 0 WARE HAMPSHIRE CO
QUABBIN SUMMIT 88 000 8613
111
90
0 140
127
0
152 149
11
020
25-017-1005 1 1 WATERTOWN MIDDLESEX CO
VICTORY FIELD 88 001 8711
151
140
0 282
253
0
304 293
21
020
25-027-0019 2 2 WORCESTER WORCESTER CO
DPW YARD, BELMONT 88 000 8649
116
87
0 143
132
0
155 152
16
020
25-027-0020 2 1 WORCESTER WORCESTER CO
CENTRAL STREET Fl 88 001 8454
114
110
0 223
202
0
265 262
24
020
? INDICATES THAT THE MEAN DOES NOT SATISFY
SUMMARY CRITERIA
NITROGEN DIOXIDE (42602)
MASSACHUSETTS
UNITS: 007
PARTS
PER
MILLION
P
0 M
REP
MAX 1-HR
MAX
24-HR ARIT
SITE ID C I CITY COUNTY
ADDRESS
YR ORG
#OBS
1ST 2ND 1ST
2ND MEAN
METH
C ,,
25-025-0002 1 0
BOSTON
SUFFOLK CO
KENMORE SQUARE, 590 COMMON
88
000
6437
.115
.111
.036 014
25-025-0021 1 1
BOSTON
SUFFOLK CO
340 BREMAN STREET, EAST BO
88
001
8275
.121
.117
.033
014
25-025-1003 1 1
CHELSEA
SUFFOLK CO
POWDER HORN HILL
88
001
7762
.125
.121
.026
014
25-013-0015 1 2
SPRINGFIELD
HAMPDEN CO
SPRINGFIELD COMMUNITY COLL
88
001
3121
.088
.083
.023?
014
25-013-0016 1 2
SPRINGFIELD
HAMPDEN CO
LIBERTY STREET PARKING LOT
88
001
3630
.090
.082
.025?
014
25-013-0017 1 0
SPRINGFIELD
HAMPDEN CO
STATE ST SPRINGFIELD
88
001
2429
.203
.200
.039?
014
25-015-4002 1 0
WARE
HAMPSHIRE
CO
QUABBIN SUMMIT
88
000
8487
.082
.081
.009
014
25-027-0020 1 0
WORCESTER
WORCESTER
CO
CENTRAL STREET FIRE STATIO
88
000
8121
.250
.212
.029
014
? INDICATES THAT
THE MEAN DOES
NOT SATISFY
SUMMARY CRITERIA
-------
OZONE (44201)
MASSACHUSETTS
UNITS: 007 PARTS PER MILLION
OZONE SEASON: APR 01 TO OCT 31
REP *NUM NUM
ADDRESS YR ORG *MEAS REQ
P
OM
SITE ID C T CITY
COUNTY
*
VALID DAILY 1-HR MAXIMUM *
MAXIMA VALS>..125 *
1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH MEAS EST *
MISS DAYS
ASSUMED <
STANDARD
MET H
25-013-0003 1 2
AGAWAM
HAMPOEN CO
152 SOUTH WESTFI
88
001
211
214
.182
.151
.149
.144
9
9.1
1
014
25-015-0103 1 3
AMHERST
HAMPSHIRE C
NORTH PLEASANT S
88
001
204
214
.165
.162
.140
.135
7
7.3
2
014
25-025-1003 1 1
CHELSEA
SUFFOLK CO
POWDER HORN HILL
88
001
200
214
.150
.150
.141
.136
6
6 4
1
014
25-013-0008 1 1
CHICOPEE
HAMPDEN CO
ANDERSON ROAD Al
88
001
207
214
.192
.167
.160
.159
13
13.4
0
014
25-005-1001 1 1
EASTON
BRISTOL CO
NORTH EASTON P05
88
001
197
214
.153
.129
.114
.114
2
2.2
1
014
25-005-1002 1 2
FAIRHAVEN
BRISTOL CO
LEROY WOOD SCHOO
88
001
192
214
.180
.161
.160
.150
6
6.6
2
014
25-009-3102 1 0
GLOUCESTER
ESSEX CO
GLOUCESTER
88
001
169
214
.170
.165
.150
.146
8
10.0
2
014
25-009-0005 1 1
LAWRENCE
ESSEX CO
HIGH STREET, Sb
88
001
213
214
.11.4
.128
.126
.125
4
4.0
1
011
25-017-6001 1 0
LEXINGTON
MIDDLESEX C
NEW ENGLAND REGI
88
000
193
214
.139
.138
.137
.127
4
4.4
3
014
25-009-4003 1 1
NEWBURYPORT
ESSEX CO
PARKER RIVER NWR
88
001
209
214
.180
.159
.158
.139
7
7.2
0
014
25-023-2001 1 3
SCITUATE
PLYMOUTH CO
SCITUATE POLICE
88
001
197
214
.152
.151
.136
.133
6
6.5
1
014
25-017-1801 1 1
SUOBURY
MIDDLESEX C
WATER ROW RD GRE
88
001
182
214
.170
.169
.151
.146
10
11.4
6
014
25-001-0002 1 3
TRURO
BARNSTABLE
FOX BOTTOM AREA-
88
001
203
214
.182
.158
.158
.146
12
12.5
2
000
25-015-4002 1 1
WARE
HAMPSHIRE C
QUABBIN SUMMIT
88
001
212
214
.213
.176
.167
.153
17
17.1
1
014
25-027-0019 1 1
WORCESTER
WORCESTER C
DPW YARD, BELMON
88
001
211
214
.171
.139
.120
.113
2
2.0
0
014
PM-1O TOTAL
0-1OUM
(81102)
MASSACHUSETTS
UNITS: 001 UG/CU
METER (25
C)
P
SCHEDULED
WTD
0 M
REP
NUM
NUM
%
MUM
----MAXIMUM
VALUES
VALS > 150
ARITH
SITE ID C T CITY
COUNTY ADDRESS
YR
ORG
OBS
OBS
OBS
REQ
1ST 2ND
3RD
4TH
MEAS
EST
MEAN METH
25-025-0002 1 2
BOSTON
SUFFOLK CO
KENMORE SQUARE, 590 C
88
001
38
37
61
61
61
50
46
46
0
0.00
29?
000
25-025-0024 1 3
BOSTON
SUFFOLK CO
200 COLUMBUS AVENUE
88
001
55
53
87
61
72
64
62
55
0
0.00
31
000
25-025-0027 1 2
BOSTON
SUFFOLK CO
ONE CITY SQUARE, CHAR
88
001
56
54
89
61
79
77
69
61
0
0.00
38
000
25-013-0011 1 2
SPRIWGFIEL
HAMPDEN CO
59 HOWARD STREET
88
001
46
46
75
61
76
70
56
52
0
0.00
29?
000
25-013-2007 1 0
SPRINGFIEI.
HAMPDEN CO
EAST COLUMBUS AVENUE
88
001
49
49
80
61
104
90
79
76
0
0.00
44?
000
25-015-4002 1 2
WARE
HAMPSHIRE
QUABBIN SUMMIT
88
001
7
7
23
31
26
25
18
12
0
0.00
11?
064
25-027-0016 1 2
WORCESTER
WORCESTER
2 WASHINGTON STREET
88
001
50
50
82
61
73
71
66
63
0
0.00
30?
000
? INDICATES THAT
THE MEAN
DOES NOT
SATISFY SUMMARY CRITERIA
-------
Ozone
o PM 10
o Lead
Nitrogen Dioxide
o Carbon Monoxide
0 Sulfur Dioxide
New Hampshire Sites 1988
27
-------
SUSPENDED PARTICULATE (11101)
NEW HAMPSHIRE
UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25 C)
? INDICATES THAT THE MEAN DOES NOT SATISFY SUMMARY CRITERIA
ARITH CEO CEO
MEAN MEAN STD
33-013-0003 1 2 CONCORD
33-013-0004 1 2 CONCORD
MERRIMACK CO NO. STATE HOUSE 88 000
MERRIMACK CO JUNCTION RTS. 3 AN 88 000
01? 0 .01 .01 092
.04? 0 .04 .04 092
P
OM
SITE ID C T CITY COUNTY ADDRESS
YR ORG #0BS
REP - -MAXIMUM 24-HR VALUES--
151 2ND 3RD 4TH
33-007-0001 1 2 BERLIN
COOS CO
ANGEL GUARDIAN SCHOOL, 107
88 001
5
152
140
118
117
125?
124?
1.2
33-007-0001 2 3 BERLIN
COOS CO
ANGEL GUARDIAN SCHOOL, 107
88 000
30
104
102
87
81
50?
44?
1.7
33-007-0014 1 2 BERLIN
COOS CO
LANCASTER STREET TRAILER
88 001
10
227
202
183
110
122?
109?
1.7
33-007-0014 2 3 BERLIN
COOS CO
LANCASTER STREET TRAILER
88 001
17
207
184
175
166
91?
71?
2.2
33-007-0016 1 3 BERLIN
COOS CO
200 ENMAN HILL ROAD
88 000
15
45
41
33
23
19?
16?
1.9
33-013-0003 1 2 CONCORD
MERRIMACK CO
NO. STATE HOUSE
88 001
31
78
77
68
49
32?
28?
1.8
33-013-0004 1 0 CONCORD
MERRIMACK CO
JUNCTION RTS. 3 AND 93
88 000
25
134
117
65
65
50?
45?
1.5
33-017-0001 1 2 DOVER
STRAFFORD CO
CENTRAL AVE
88 001
30
85
83
78
74
41?
37?
1.6
33-011-2001 1 2 HOLLIS
HILLSBOROUGH
CO
RTE. 122, SILVER LAKE RD. E
88 001
15
80
67
61
61
38?
33?
1.8
33-011-0008 1 2 MANCHESTER
HILLSBOROUGH
CO
NOTRE DAME AVENUE
88 001
31
79
79
75
71
41?
37?
1.6
33-011-0015 1 1 MANCHESTER
HILISBOROUGH
CO
351 CHESTNUT STREET, POLICE
88 001
27
88
79
71
63
41?
37?
1.5
33-011-0015 2 3 MANCHESTER
HILLSBOROUGH
CO
351 CHESTNUT STREET, POLICE
88 000
26
88
81
77
71
41?
35?
18
33-011-0016 1 3 MANCHESTER
HILLSBOROUGH
CO
HARNETT PARK, MUNICIPAL PAR
88 000
27
94
82
80
79
46?
42?
1.5
33-011-0016 2 3 MANCHESTER
HILLSBOROUGH
CO
HARHETT PARK, MUNICIPAL PAR
88 000
30
97
86
84
84
47?
44?
1.5
33-011-1007 1 2 NASHUA
HILLSBOROUGH
CO
MAIN STREET
88 001
31
80
79
79
78
41?
36?
1.6
33-011-1007 2 3 NASHUA
HILLSBOROUGH
CO
MAIN STREET
88 000
30
78
70
70
69
39?
36?
1.6
33-011-1010 1 3 NASHUA
HILLSBOROUGH
CO
SANDERS ASSOCIATES, PARKING
88 000
28
66
64
63
52
33?
29?
1.7
33-007-1005 1 2 NORTHUMBERLAND
COOS CO
ST. FRANCIS HALL, STATE SIR
88 001
9
68
58
47
44
41?
38?
1.5
33-007-2003 2 3 NORTHUMBERLAND
COOS CO
BROOKLYN STREET
88 000
8
74
68
39
37
39?
34?
1.7
33-015-0006 1 2 PORTSMOUTH
ROCKINGHAM CO
COURT STREET
88 001
26
108
97
83
76
45?
40?
1.6
33-015-0009 1 2 PORTSMOUTH
ROCKINGHAM CO
VAUGHAN STREET
88 001
30
106
98
96
77
46?
41?
1.6
33-015-0011 1 0 PORTSMOUTH
ROCKINGHAM CO
SCHILLER SUB STATION - PSCN
88 000
29
100
83
LEAD
(12128)
NEW HAMPSHIRE
UNITS:
001 UG/CU
METER (25 C)
P
0 M
REP
- - - -QUARTERLY ARITH
MEANS- - - -
MEANS MAX
VALUES
SITE ID C T CITY COUNTY
ADDRESS YR
ORG
#OBS
1ST
2ND
3RD
4TH
>1.5
1ST
2ND METH
4
4
-------
LEAD (12128)
NEW HAMPSHIRE
UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25 C)
P
ON
SITE ID C T CITY
COUNTY
ADDRESS
REP - - - -QUARTERLY ARITH MEANS- - - - MEANS MAX VALUES
YR ORG #OBS 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH >15 1ST 2ND
METH
co
33-011-2001 1 2
HOLLIS HILLSBOROUGH RTE. 122, SILVER L 88 000 4
.01? 0 .01
.01
092
33-011-1010 1 0
NASHUA HILISBOROUGH SANDERS ASSOCIATES 88 000 3
.01? 0 .01
.01
092
33-015-0006 1 2
PORTSMOUTH ROCKINGRAM C COURT STREET 88 000 5
.02? 0 .02
.02
092
33-007-0001 1 2
BERLIN COOS CO ANGEL GUARDIAN SCH 88 000 3 .02
.02 0 .02
.02
092
33-011-0015 1 2
MANCHESTER HILLSBOROUGH 351 CHESTNUT ST 88 000 9 .04
.02 0 .05
.04
092
33-011-1007 1 2
NASHUA HILLSBOROUGH MAIN ST 88 000 8 .02
.03 0 .04
.03
092
? INDICATES THAT
THE MEAN DOES NOT SATISFY SUMMARY CRITERIA
CARBON
MONOXIDE (42101) NEW HAMPSHIRE
UNITS: 007 PARTS PER MILLION
P
O M
REP
MAX 1-HR OBS> MAX 8-HR
OBS>
SITE ID C I
CITY COUNTY ADDRESS YR ORG #OBS
1ST 2ND 35 1ST 2ND
9
METH
33-011-0017 1 2
MANCHESTER HILLSBOROUGH CO 1170 ELM STREET 88 000 6417
15.5 14.8 0 9.6 8.7
1
011
33-011-1009 1 2
NASHUA HILISBOROUGH CO 25 MAIN STREET, MATARAZZ 88 001 5727
14.3 13.0 0 7.3 6.6
0
011
SULFUR
DIOXIDE (42401) NEW HAMPSHIRE
UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25 C)
P
OBS OBS
O N
REP
MAX 24-HR
> MAX 3-HR > MAX 1-HR
ARIT
SITE ID C I
CITY COUNTY ADDRESS YR ORG #OBS
1ST 2ND
365 1ST 2ND 1300 1ST 2ND
MEAN
METH
33-013-0006 1 3
MERRIMACK
CO
SOUTH BOW
AND DUN
88
000
7721
89
59
0
211
197
0
453
291
15
023
33-013-1003 1 2
MERRIMACK
CO
PEMBROKE
HILL, BR
88
001
8581
173
159
0
427
420
0
634
603
22
023
33-007-0014 1 2
BERLIN
COOS CO
LANCASTER
STREET
88
001
4065
66
64
0
301
227
0
406
328
24?
023
33-007-0014 2 2
BERLIN
COOS CO
LANCASTER
STREET
88
902
6291
63
61
0
170
150
0
281
214
17?
020
33-007-0016 1 3
BERLIN
COOS CO
200 ENMAN
HILL RO
88
000
8622
116
79
0
234
224
0
648
410
17
020
33-007-0019 1 3
BERLIN
COOS CO
CATES HILL RD
88
000
5712
121
119
0
401
400
0
641
600
-------
SULFUR DIOXIDE (42401)
NEW HAMPSHIRE
UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25 C)
P
ON
SITE ID C T CITY
COUNTY
ADDRESS
OBS
OB S
REP
MAX
24-HR
MAX
3-HR
>
MAX
1-HR
ARIT
YR ORG #OBS
1ST
2ND
365
1ST
2ND
1300
1ST
2ND
MEAN METH
33-011-0016 1 1 MANCHESTER HILLSBOROUGH HARNETT PARK, HUN
88 001 8586 136 129 0 308 298 0 377 330 22
023
33-011-1005 1 2 NASHUA HILLSBOROUGH 18 MULLBERRY ST
88 001 6436 153 109 0 208 189 0 249 249 25? 023
33-011-1005 3 2 NASHUA HILLSBOROUGH 18 MULLBERRY ST
88 000 16 0 8 8 0 13 13 7?
023
33-011-1009 1 0 NASHUA HILLSBOROUGH 25 MAIN STREET, H
88 001 329 64 29 0 113 108 0 217 139 29?
023
33-011-1010 1 2 NASHUA HILLSBOROUGH SANDERS ASSOCIATE
88 000 4215 104 102 0 158 140 0 170 160 19?
023
33-007-1006 1 2 NORTHUMBERLAND COOS CO WEMYSS DRIVE POW
88 000 142 73 67 0 126 121 0 215 178 55?
023
33-007-1007 1 3 NORTHUMBERLAND COOS CO ROUTES 110 AND 3,
88 000 8219 100 67 0 278 238 0 432 430 15
023
33-007-2008 1 3 NORTHUMBERLAND COOS CO WEMYSS DRIVE, POW
88 000 143 54 25 0 91 82 0 162 136 24?
023
33-015-0009 1 2 PORTSMOUTH ROCKINGHAM C VAUGHAN STREET
88 001 7043 97 89 0 252 186 0 367 254 17
023
? INDICATES THAT THE MEAN DOES NOT SATISFY SUMMARY CRITERIA
NITROGEN DIOXIDE (42602) NEW
HAMPSHIRE UNITS: 007 PARTS PER MILLION
P
0 M
REP MAX 1-HR MAX 24-HR ARIT
SITE ID C T CITY COUNTY ADDRESS
YR ORG #OBS 1ST 2ND 1ST 2ND MEAN
METH
33-011-0016 1 2 MANCHESTER HILLSBOROUGH CO HARNETT PARK,
MUNICIPAL PA 88 001 8205 .239 .227 .024
014
OZONE (44201) NEW
HAMPSHIRE UNITS: 007 PARTS PER MILLION
OZONE SEASON:
APR 01 TO OCT 31
* VALID DAILY 1-HR MAXIMUM * MISS DAYS
0 M
REP *NUM NUN MAXIMA VALS>.125 * ASSUMED <
SITE ID C T CITY COUNTY ADDRESS YR
ORG *MEAS REQ 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH MEAS EST * STANDARD
METH
33-013-0006 1 3
MERRIMACK C
SOUTH BOW AND DU
88
001
176
214
.146
.139
.136
.128
4
4.8
1
011
33-011-0016 1 2 MANCHESTER
HILLSBOROUG
HARNETT PARK, MU
88
001
180
214
.146
.143
123
.122
2
2.4
2
011
33-011-1010 1 2 NASHUA
HILLSBOROUG
SANDERS ASSOCIAT
88
001
174
214
.142
.128
.124
.118
2
2.4
6
011
33-015-0009 1 1 PORTSMOUTH
ROCKINGHAM
VAUGHAN STREET
88 001
90
214
.125
.110
.108
.105
1
2.4
1
011
33-015-0012 1 2 RYE
ROCKINGHAM
RYE HARBOR STATE
88
001
168
214
.184
.179
.156
.136
9
11.1
6
011
-------
SCHEDULED WTD
REP NUN HUM X MUM ----MAXIMUM VALUES VALS > 150 ARITH
COUNTY ADDRESS YR ORG OBS 085 OBS REQ 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH MEAS EST MEAN METH
88 000 103 30 100 16 37? 064
88 001 43 43 100 31 32 064
88 000 36 14 93 15 30? 064
88 001 22 22 73 30 22? 064
PM-b TOTAL 0-1OUM (81102)
P
OM
SITE ID C I CITY
NEW HAMPSHIRE UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25 C)
33-007-0014 1 0 BERLIN COOS CO LANCASTER STREET TRAI
33-011-0015 3 3 MANCHESTER HILLSBOROU 351 CHESTNUT STREET,
33-007-0008 1 0 BERLIN COOS CO OFF HUTCHINS STREET
33-015-0009 1 2 PORTSMOUTH ROCKINCHAM VAUGHAN STREET
? INDICATES THAT THE MEAN DOES NOT SATISFY SUMMARY CRITERIA
90 85 81 74 0 0.00
66 65 61 53 0 0.00
63 60 52 50 0 0.00
60 51 29 28 0 0.00
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Ozone
PM 10
0
6
0
Lead
Nitrogen Dioxide
Carbon Monoxide
Sulfur Dioxide
Rhode Island Sites 1988
32
-------
SUSPENDED PARTICULATE (11101)
RHODE ISLAND
UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25 C)
REP --MAXIMUM 24-HR VALUES-- ARITH
ADDRESS YR ORG #OBS 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH MEAN
44-003-0002 1
44-007-0003 1
44-007-0017 2
44-007-1006 1
44-007-1007 1
2
0 CRANSTON
1 PROVIDENCE
0 PROVIDENCE
1 PROVIDENCE
56
59
61
15
60
.02 090
.09 090
.09 090
.08 090
.12 090
P
OM
SITE ID C T CITY COUNTY
GEO GEO
MEAN STD
44-003-0002 1 2
KENT CO
W. ALTON JONES CAMPUS URI P
88 001
56
92
44
44
44
19
16
1.8
44-007-0003 1 1 CRANSTON
PROVIDENCE CO
CRANSTON FIRE DEPT
88 001
60
91
88
82
80
46
43
1.5
44-007-0008 1 1 EAST PROVIDENCE
PROVIDENCE CO
E. PROV. FIRE STATION NORTH
88 001
56
137
132
85
77
47
43
1.5
44-007-0009 1 2 EAST PROVIDENCE
PROVIDENCE CO
PAWTUCKET AVENUE, EAST PRO
88 001
59
93
82
73
73
41
37
1.5
44-005-2001 1 2 NEWPORT
NEWPORT CO
NEWPORT CITY HALL
88 001
58
81
56
53
51
33
31
1.5
44-007-1004 1 1 PAWTUCKET
PROVIDENCE CO
HOSPITAL TRUST 215 MAIN ST
88 001
60
106
96
81
81
49
46
1.5
44-007-0011 1 2 PROVIDENCE
PROVIDENCE CO
HEALTH DEPT. PARKING LOT, S
88 001
60
186
161
154
153
81
74
1.5
44-007-0015 1 1 PROVIDENCE
PROVIDENCE CO
DEPT. OF HEALTH BUILDING, 5
88 001
54
110
98
97
95
57?
54?
1.4
44-007-0017 1 1 PROVIDENCE
PROVIDENCE CO
SABIN STREET PROVIDENCE
88 001
61
113
110
108
102
63
59
1.4
44-007-1006 1 1 PROVIDENCE
PROVIDENCE CO
187 WESTMINSTER STREET
88 001
15
101
95
85
73
62?
59?
1.3
44-009-4002 1 2 WESTERLY
WASHINGTON CO
WESTERLY POLICE DEPARTMENT
88 001
60
112
92
91
87
50
47
1.5
44-007-4002 1 2 WOONSOCKET
PROVIDENCE CO
127 SOCIAL STREET, WOONSOCK
88 001
58
100
84
84
81
47
44
1.5
? INDICATES THAT THE MEAN DOES
NOT SATISFY SUMMARY CRITERIA
LEAD
(12128)
RHODE ISLAND
UNITS:
001
UG/CU
METER (25 C)
P
0 N
REP
-- - -QUARTERLY ARITH
MEANS----
MEANS MAX
VALUES
SITE ID C T CITY COUNTY
ADDRESS YR
ORG #OBS 1ST
2ND
3RD
4TH
>1.5
1ST
2ND METH
KENT CO W. ALTON JONES CAM 88 000
PROVIDENCE C CRANSTON FIRE DEPT 88 001
PROVIDENCE C SABIN STREET PROVI 88 001
PROVIDENCE C 187 WESTMINSTER ST 88 000
PROVIDENCE C TRAILER, 120 DYER 88 001
.02 O2 .02 .02 0 .03
.05 .03 .04 .03 0 .13
.05 .04 .04 .04 0 .09
.05 0 .10
.07 .06 .06 .05 0 .14
-------
CARBON MONOXIDE (42101)
RHODE ISLAND
UNITS: 007 PARTS PER MILLION
44-007-0019 1 0
44-007-0012 1 0 PROVIDENCE
7 INDICATES THAT THE MEAN DOES
PROVIDENCE CO OUR LADY OF PROVIDENCE, 20
PROVIDENCE CO ROCKEFELLER LIBRARY
NOT SATISFY SUMMARY CRITERIA
REP MAX 1-HR
YR ORG #OBS 1ST 2ND
O8S MAX 8-HR
35 1ST 2ND
P
OM
SITE ID C T CITY
COUNTY ADDRESS
OBS
9
METH
(JJ
44-007-0015 1 1 PROVIDENCE PROVIDENCE CO DEPT. OF HEALTH BUILDING 88 001 8628 13.7 12.0 0 8.8 7.8 0 011
44-007-1009 1 1 PROVIDENCE PROVIDENCE CO 76 DORRANCE STREET 88 001 8654 12.9 11.8 0 9.0 7.3 0 011
.,::::
<
SULFUR DIOXIDE (42401) RHODE ISLAND UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25 C)
P ORS OBS
O M REP MAX 24-HR > MAX 3-HR > MAX 1-HR ARIT
SITE ID C T CITY COUNTY ADDRESS YR ORG #OBS 1ST 2ND 365 1ST 2ND 1300 1ST 2ND MEAN HEIR
44-007-1005 1 1 PAWTUCKET PROVIDENCE C SUMMIT STREET SAM 88 001 7627 220 141 0 404 334 0 514 404 33 023
44-007-0015 1 1 PROVIDENCE PROVIDENCE C DEPT. OF HEALTH B 88 001 8338 167 162 0 348 326 0 376 368 33 023
44-007-1009 1 1 PROVIDENCE PROVIDENCE C 76 DORRANCE STREE 88 001 8479 248 171 0 382 369 0 445 410 42 020
NITROGEN DIOXIDE (42602) RHODE ISLAND UNITS: 007 PARTS PER MILLION
P
0 M REP MAX 1-HR MAX 24-HR ARIT
SITE ID C T CITY COUNTY ADDRESS YR ORG #065 1ST 2ND 1ST 2ND MEAN METH
88
001
4438
.077
.076
.019?
014
88
001
3247
.112
.097
.026?
014
-------
OZONE (44201) RHODE ISLAND UNITS: 007 PARTS PER MILLION
OZONE SEASON: APR 01 TO OCT 31
p * VALID DAILY 1-HR MAXIMUM * MISS DAYS
0 M REP *NUM MUM MAXIMA VALS>.125 * ASSUMED <
SITE ID C T CITY COUNTY ADDRESS YR ORG *MEAS REQ 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH MEAS EST * STANDARD METH
44-003-0002 1 2
46-007-0012 1 1
PROVIDENCE
KENT CO W. ALTON JONES C 88 001 174
PROVIDENCE ROCKEFELLER LIBR 88 001 214
214 .195
214 .171
.168 .148
.138 .127
.140
.125
7 8.5
4 4.0
2
0
014
014
PM-10
TOTAL
O-1OUM
(81102)
RHODE ISLAND
UNITS:
001
UG/CU
METER (25
C)
P
SCHEDULED
WTD
0 M
REP PlUM
MUM X
NUN
----MAXIMUM VALUES VALS > 150
ARITH
SITE ID C I
CITY
COUNTY ADDRESS
YR ORG OBS
OBS OBS
REQ
1ST 2ND
3RD
4TH MEAS
EST
MEAN
METH
44-007-1005 1 2 PAWTUCKET PROVIDENCE SUMMIT STREET SAMPLIN 88 001
44-007-0011 1 0 PROVIDENCE PROVIDENCE HEALTH DEPT. PARKING 88 000
? INDICATES THAT THE MEAN DOES NOT SATISFY SUMMARY CRITERIA
60 60 98 61 77 62 61 60 0 0.00 31 000
56 56 92 61 77 75 72 71 0 0.00 34? 053
(A)
(Si
-------
Vermont Sites 1988
Ozone
o PM 10
Nitrogen Dioxide
Sulfur Dioxide
0
C
36
-------
SUSPENDED PARTICULATE (11101)
VERMONT
UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25 C)
REP --MAXIMUM 24-HR VALUES-- ARITH
ADDRESS YR ORG #OBS 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH MEAN
P
ON
SITE ID C T CITY COUNTY
GEO GEO
MEAN STD
“a
-J
50-023-0003 1 2
BARRE WASHINGTON
CO SOUTH SEMINARY STREET, BARR 88
001
29 149 136 119 112 76?
68? 1.6
50-003-0003 1 2
BENNINGTON BENNINGTON
CO ROUTE 7, BENNINGTON, VERMON 88
001
27 86 83 73 70 48?
45? 1.4
50-025-0003 1 2
BRATTLEBORO WIPIDHAM CO
232 MAIN STREET, BRATTLEBOR 88
001
29 89 81 81 80 54?
51? 1.4
50-007-0005 1 1
BURLINGTON CHITTENDEN
CO 39 PEARL STREET, BURLINGTON 88
001
57 116 109 92 69 42
38 1.6
50-021-0004 1 2
RUTLAND RUTLAND CO
15-19 WALES STREET, RUTLAND 88
001
30 181 165 148 143 86?
78? 1.6
? INDICATES THAT
THE MEAN DOES NOT SATISFY
SUMMARY CRITERIA
CARBON
MONOXIDE (42101)
VERMONT
UNITS: 007 PARTS PER MILLION
P
O M
REP
MAX 1-HR CBS> MAX 8-HR
OBS>
SITE ID C I
CITY COUNTY
ADDRESS YR ORG
#OBS
1ST 2ND 35 1ST 2ND
9 METH
50-007-0003 1 2
BURLINGTON CHITTENDEN
CO ADJ. TO 82 S. WINOOSKI A 88 001
7889
7.2 5.6 0 3.7 3.7
0 011
SULFUR
DIOXIDE (42401)
VERMONT
UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25 C)
P
OBS CBS
0 N
REP MAX 24-HR
> MAX 3-HR > MAX 1-HR
ARIT
SITE ID C T
CITY COUNTY
ADDRESS YR ORG #OBS 1ST
2ND
365 1ST 2ND 1300 1ST 2ND
MEAN METH
50-023-0003 1 2
BARRE
WASHINGTON C SOUTH
SEMINARY ST
88
001
2640
72
70
0
107
104
0
126
123
24?
020
50-007-0003 1 1
BURLINGTON
CHITTENDEN C ADJ. TO
82 S. WIN
88
001
8047
86
70
0
174
103
0
199
170
18
020
50-021-0002 1 2
RUTLAND
RUTLAND CO
PARKING
LOT ADJ.
88
001
3198
143
100
0
263
254
0
283
280
32’
020
50-021-0002 2 2
RUTLAND
RUTLAND CO
PARKING
LOT ADJ.
88
000
2074
101
100
0
185
155
0
202
191
35?
020
? INDICATES THAT
THE MEAN DOES NOT SATISFY
SUMMARY
CRITERIA
-------
NITROGEN DIOXIDE (42602)
VERMONT
UNITS: 007 PARTS PER MILLION
P
OM
SITE ID C I CITY
COUNTY ADDRESS
50-007-0003 1 2
BURLINGTON
CHITTENDEN
CO
ADJ. TO
82 S. WINOOSKI AVE
88
000
7244
.078
.073
.019
014
50-021-0002 1 2
RUTLAND
RUTLAND CO
PARKING
LOT ADJ. TO 9 MERC
88
001
6164
.065
.059
.015?
014
? INDICATES THAT
THE MEAN DOES NOT SATISFY
SUMMARY CRITERIA
REP
MAX
1-HR
MAX
24-HR
ARIT
YR ORG #OBS 1ST
2ND
1ST
2ND
MEAN METH
OZONE
(44201)
VERMONT
UNITS: 007 PARTS PER MILLION
OZONE SEASON: APR 01 TO
OCT 31
P
*
VALID DAILY 1-HR MAXIMUM * MISS DAYS
0 M
REP
*NUM
NUN MAXIMA VALS>.125 * ASSUMED <
SITE ID C I
CITY
COUNTY
ADDRESS
YR ORG
*MEAS
REQ 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH MEAS EST * STANDARD
METH
50-003-0004 1 2
BENNINGTON
BENNINGTON
AIRPORT RD, BENN
88 000
192
214 .125 .125 .122 .113 2 2.2
0
014
50-007-0006 1 2
BURLINGTON
CHITTENDEN
SPEAR STREET, BU
88 001
207
214 .108 .100 .094 .093 0 0.0
4
014
PM-1O
TOTAL O-1OUM
(81102)
VERMONT
UNITS: 001 UG/CU METER (25
C)
P
SCHEDULED
WTD
0 M
REP
NUN
MUM % NUM - ---MAXIMUM VALUES VALS > 150 ARITH
SITE ID C I
CITY COUNTY ADDRESS
YR ORG
OBS
OBS OBS REQ 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH MEAS
EST MEAN
METH
50-007-0007 1 2
CHITTENDEN
PROCTOR MAPLE RESEARC
88
001
12
12
80
15
14
13
10
8
0
0.00
7?
062
50-023-0003 1 0
BARRE
WASHINGTON
SOUTH SEMINARY STREET
88
000
56
56
92
61
66
52
51
51
0
0.00
25
000
50-025-0003 1 0
BRATTLEBOR
WINDHAM CO
232 MAIN STREET, BRAT
88
000
57
57
93
61
66
57
51
50
0
0.00
24
000
50-007-0003 1 0
BURLINGTON
CHITTENDEN
ADJ. TO 82 S. WINOOSK
88
001
57
57
93
61
77
37
36
35
0
0.00
23
000
50-007-0003 2 0
BURLINGTON
CHITTENDEN
ADJ. TO 82 5. WINOOSK
88
000
57
57
93
61
75
38
37
36
0
0.00
23
000
50-021-0004 1 0
RUTLAND
RUTLAND CO
15-19 WALES STREET, R
88
001
9
9
60
15
35
25
24
24
0
0.00
20?
062
50-021-0004 2 2
RUTLAND
RUTLAND CO
15-19 WALES STREET, R
88
001
11
11
73
15
37
27
25
25
0
0.00
20?
062
? INDICATES THAT THE MEAN DOES NOT SATISFY SUMMARY CRITERIA
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METHODS:
CODE
SUSPENDED PARTICULATE (11101) COL. METHOD ANALYSIS
METHOD
091
HI-VOL
GRAVIMETRIC
METHODS: C
090
092
LFAfl (1212R COI F( TTOIJ MFTHOD
HI -VOL
HI-VOL
ANALYSIS METHOD
EMISSION SPECTRA ICAP
ATOMIC ABSORPTION
METHODS:
CODE CARBON MONIXI8DE (42101) COLLECTION METHOD ANALYSIS METHOD
Oil INSTRUMENTAL NONDISPERSIVE INFRA-RED
METHODS: CODE
020
023
SULFUR DIOXIDE (42401) COLLECTION METHOD
INSTRUMENTAL
INSTRUMENTAL
ANALYSIS METHOD
PULSED FLUORESCENT
ULTRA VIOLET STIMULATED FLUORESCNC
METHODS:
CODE NIRTOGEN DIOXIDF ( 7M)2)COIIFCTION METHOD
014 INSTRUMENTAL
ANALYSIS METHOD
CHEMI LUMINESCENCE
METHODS: CODE
000
011
014
OZONE (44201) COLLECTION METHOD
MULTIPLE METHODS
INSTRUMENTAL
INSTRUMENTAL
ANALYSIS METHOD
MULTIPLE METHODS
CHEMI LUMI NESCENCE
ULTRA VIOLET
PM-1O TOTAL 0-1OUM (81102 ) COLLECTION METH
MULTIPLE METHODS
HI -VOL-SA321
HI -VOL-SA321A
HI -VOL-GM W9000
HI -VOL-SA321B
HI -VOL-WEDDING-INLET
HI -VOL-SA/GMW-1200
HI -VOL-SA/GMW-321 -B
ANALYSIS METHOD
MULTIPLE METHODS
GRAVIMETRIC
GRAVIMETRIC
GRAVIMETRIC
GRAVIMETRIC
GRAVIMETRIC
GRAVIMETRIC
GRAVIMETRIC
w
METHODS:
CODE
000
051
052
053
058
062
063
064
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TABLE 4
NUMBER OF STATIONS VIOLATING NATIONAL AMBIENT AIR QUALITY STANDARDS IN 1988
BY AIR QUALITY CONTROL REGION
_________ CO SO 2 _ NO 2 _ 03 Pb
Annual
* Arithmetic * * * AnnuaL Annual * Quarterly
AQCR 24-hour Mean Hour 8-Hour 24-Hour Averag Average 3 1-Hour Average 3
AOCR No. State l5Oug/m 3 5Oug/m 35ppm 9ppm 365ug/m 3 BOug/m lOOug/m O.l2ppm 1.5ug/m
Eastern
Connecticut 041 CT 0/6 0/6 - - - --- 0/1 0/1 --- 2/2 0/5
Hartford
New Haven
SpringfieLd 042 CT 0/23 0/23 0/3 1/3 0/10 0/10 0/2 4/4 0/27
Hartford
New Haven
Springfield 042 MA 0/3 0/3 0/2 0/2 0/3 0/3 0/4 4/4 0/2
New Jersey
New York
Connecticut 043 CT 0/8 0/8 0/2 0/2 0/7 0/7 0/1 4/4 0/11
0
Northwestern
Connecticut 044 CT 0/2 0/2 - - - - - 0/2
Androscogg in
ValLey 107 ME 0/10 0/10 --- --- 0/5 0/5 --- 3/4 0/1
Androscogg in
Valley 107 NH 0/3 0/3 --- --- 0/6 0/6 --- --- 0/1
Aroostook 108 ME 0/3 0/3 - -- - - - 0/3 0/3 - -- - - - 0/1
Down East 109 ME 0/7 0/7 --- --- 0/7 0/7 --- 1/2 0/1
MetropoLitan
PortLand 110 ME 0/6 0/6 0/1 0/2 0/2 0/1 --- 2/3 0/2
* Unless the second highest average exceeds the NAAQS, there is no violation.
x/y: x is the number of stations in violation, y is the number of stations reporting data for time period.
This pollutant is not monitored in the AQCR (state portion).
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TABLE 4 (Continued)
NUMBER OF STATIONS VIOLATING NATIONAL AMBIENT AIR QUALITY STANDARDS IN 1988
BY AIR QUALITY CONTROL REGION
____________ ______ CO __1Q 2 __ Q 2 _ 03 Pb
Annua
* Arithmetic * * * Annual Annuat * Quarterly
AQCR 24-hour 3 Mean Hour 8-Hour 24-Hour Averag Average 1-Hour Average
AQCR No. State l5Oug/m 5Oug/m 35ppm 9ppm 365ug/m 3 8Oug/m lOOug/m 3 O.l2ppm 1.5ug/m 3
Northwest
Maine 111 ME -- ..- .-. .-.
Berkshire 117 MA --- - - -
Central
Massachusetts 118 MA 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/2 0/2 0/1 1/1 0/1
Metropolitan
Boston 119 MA 0/3 0/3 0/4 0/4 0/4 0/4 0/3 4/4 0/2
Metropolitan
Providence 120 MA -. - . - - - - 0/1 0/1 4/4
Met ropo lit an
Providence 120 RI 0/2 0/2 0/2 0/2 0/3 0/3 0/2 2/2 0/5
Merrimack
Valley 121 MA -- --- 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 --- 2/2 0/1
Merrimack
Valley 121 NH 0/2 0/2 0/2 0/2 0/7 0/7 0/1 4/5 0/7
Central
New Hampshire 149 NH --- --- -.- .. ..
Champlain
VaLley 159 VT 0/3 0/3 0/1 0/1 0/2 0/2 0/2 0/1
Vermont 221 VT 0/2 0/2 - -- 0/1 0/1 1/1 -. -
* Unless the second highest average exceeds the NAAQS, there is no violation.
x/y: x is the number of stations in violation, y is the number of stations reporting data for time period.
This pollutant is not monitored in the AQCR (state portion).
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REGION I
AIR QUALITY CONTROL REGIONS
041 - Eastern CT
042 - Hartford-New Haven-
Springfield
01i3 - Ni-NY-CT
044 - Northwestern CT
107 - Androscoggin Valley
108 - Aroostook
109 - Down East
110 - Met. Portland
111 - Northwest ME
117 - Berkshire
J 18 - Central MA
119 - Met. Boston
120 - Met. Providence
121 - Merrimack Valley
149 - Central NH
159 - Champlain Valley
221 - Vermont
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TABLE 5
STATIONS WHERE READINGS EXCEEDED EPISODE LEVELS
January-Deceit er 1988
City Highest Level
- State AQCR (Address) Site No. Mo./Day tX ration Reached
E ergency
24-hour avg. None
500 ug/m 3
warning
24-hour avg. None
420 ug/in 3
Alert
24-hour avg. None
350 ug/m 3
January-Deceither 1988
Nitrogen Dioxide
City Highest Level
Standard State AQQ (Address) Site No. Mo./Day t* ration Reached
E erK y
1. 6ppri - 1-hour avg. None
0. 4pprt - 24-hour avg.
Warning
- 1-hour avg. None
0. 3p zn - 24-hour avg.
Alert
0.6ppm - 1-hour avg. None
0. l5p n — 24—hour avg.
January-Deceither 1988
Carbon Monoxide
City Highest Level
Standard State AQQ (Address) S th No. Mo. /t v r)iration P ad
E nergency
8-hour avg. None
46
Warning
8-hour avg. None
34
Alert
8-hour avg. None
17
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TABLE 5 (continued)
STATIC1 S WHERE RE1 DINGS EXcEI nED EPISODE LEVELS
January-December 1988
Sulfur Dioxide
City Highest Level
Staixiard State AQCR (Address) Site No. !b./L iy Diration Reached
E ency
3-hcur av9. None
2100 uqJm
Warnir
3-hcLir av9. None
1600 uQJm-
Alert
3-hour avg. None
800
January-Dec iter 1988
Ozone
City Highest Level
Star 3ard State AQCR (Address) Site No. No./Deyfrime Reached [ ration
fl exg y
1-hour avg. None
05
Wam
1-hair avg. None
0.4 çm
Alert
1—hour avg. CT 043 Greenwich 09—001—0017 7/11/14 0. 2l6ppn 2 hours
0.2 p n 8/13/13 0.237pçan 1 hour
CT 043 Bridgeport 09—001—0113 8/13/14 0.232ppT 1 hour
6/22/13 0.21 7 çça 1 hour
CT 043 DenLxixy 09—001—1123 7/11/16 0.222ppn 1 hour
CT 043 Stratford 09—001—3007 7/11/14 0.22lppn 1 hour
CT 042 E. Hartford 09—003—1003 6/22/15 0.2lOppn 1 hour
CT 042 Middleta n 09—007—0007 6/22/13 0.239rpn 2 hours
CT 042 New Haven 09—009—1123 6/22/13 0.2l6ppn 1 hour
CF 042 Madison 09—009—3002 7/11/14 0.2O4pçan 1 hour
C r 041 Stratford 09—013—1001 6/22/16 0.238p!ln 2 hours
042 Ware 25—015—4002 6/22/18 0.213ç *l1 1 hour
ME 107 Isle Au Haut 23—013—0003 6/15/18 0.2O2ppu 1 hour
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TAB lE 6
1988 PRECISION DATA FOR NEW ENGLAND:
ANNUAL AVERAGE I )BABILITi’ LINuS IN PERCENT
CT ME NA NH RI VT
SO 2 —08 to +08 —14 to +05 10 to +06 —13 to +11 —1]. to +08 07 to +01
Cx) —15 to +15 —08 to +06 —03 to +06 —08 to +05 —04 to +05 —04 to +02
NO 2 —06 to +13 *** —14 to +11 —12 to +10 —02 to +14 —08 to +03
03 —05 to +05 —05 to +06 —10 to +09 —14 to +13 —08 to +00 —05 to +05
io —08 to +05 —23 to +10 —08 to +11 * —23 to +28 —05 to +10
Pb ** —09 to +00 ** * **
(analysis)
* partial data
** t th so 1cM, probability can not be calcu1at 1
*** Not i Dnitor 1
TABLE 7
1988 ACCURACY DATA FOR NEW ENGLAND ANNUAL AVERAGE )BABILflY LIMITS
FOR LL EST CX)NCENTRATION (CONTINUCUS MEIHOC ),
FLC RATE (r Tl0), AND ANALYSIS (Pt)) REIORTED IN PERCENT
CT ME NH RI VT
SO 2 —13 to +11 —17 to +16 —09 to +14 —62 to +43 —12 to +15 —07 to +11
C) —25 to +10 —20 to +00 —11 to +11 —11 to +00 —02 to +08 —01 to +06
NO 2 —07 to +09 *** —02 to +16 * —14 to +11 —7 to +11
03 —07 to +10 —07 to +04 —10 to +07 —15 to +10 —06 to +07 —09 to +04
io * —03 to +10 —13 to +08 —06 tO +08 —00 to +02 —03 to +07
Pt ’ —09 to +10 * * —14 to +33 —10 to +13
* Partial data
*** Not iionithr
Inccfl p1ete fields are in the process of being re-cc uted.
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Region I 1988 Performance Audit Program
Region I conducts an audit program to assess the performance of
Ambient Air Monitoring networks and provides operators of these
systems with technical assistance to maintain and improve overall
data quality. Procedures used in auditing continuous air
monitoring sites are explained in Volume II, Section 2.0 of the
U.S. EPA Quality Assurance Handbook. Gaseous pollutant audits are
conducted by introducing a known concentration of a specific
pollutant (traceable to the National Bureau of Standards) into the
monitors sample intake, recording the response of the audited
instrument, and comparing the instruments response to the actual
concentration. High Volume air samplers, used to measure TSP, Lead
and Inhalable Particulates (PM 10 ) are audited by attaching a
reference flow device to the monitor. This restricts air flow to a
known rate. The known air flow rate is then compared with the
rate of flow indicated by the sampler. These performance audits
are conducted by the EPA Region I Ambient Air and Emissions
Monitoring Section in Lexington.
A total of 110 audits were conducted in the six New England States
on instruments that measure Ozone, Sulfur Dioxide, and Particulate
Matter.
Of the 23 Ozone Audits conducted, 88% passed, 4% were marginal, and
8% failed. At the sites where problems were indicated, improper
insulation of sample lines may have contributed to the differences
noted between the state agency’s recorded concentrations and EPA’s
known values. During the warmer months, condensate builds up in
the sample lines because of the wide temperature difference between
warm outside air and the “air conditioned” environment inside the
monitor shelters. This causes the instrument to respond
erratically. Region I’s audits focused on coastal ozone sites due
to the concern that ozone may be transported up the coast. Peak
ozone levels are usually experienced at these sites.
10
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21 SO 2 audits were conducted in 1988; of these 71% passed, 19% were
marginal, and 10% failed. The majority of the marginal and failing
audit results were from industrial networks. Improved quality
assurance procedures have recently improved performance at these
sites. Contaminated or poorly maintained sample lines were
thought to be a contributor to poor audit results.
Sulphur Dioxide Audits 1 988
8-
7-
6-
5-
4-
3-
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RI CT ME MA NH VT
ZZJ P ss
l Mo g oI
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76 Particulate Audits were conducted, of which: 83% passed, 0% were
marginal, and 17% failed. Particulate sampler audit results can
vary from day to day due to weather conditions. Even when using
the correct calibration equations and seasonal corrections, the
audit flow rates may still not compare well with the audited
instruments flow rate. We have found that using the on—site
conditions existing during the audit when making temperature and
pressure corrections to the audit flowrate gives more accurate
results.
21
Particulate Audits 1988
20
19
‘8
17
‘6
.5
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13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
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MA NH VT
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Region I ’s audit program assisted states and industries to improve
their quality assurance at many sites and discovered some
potential problems that might have gone unnoticed. Next year’s
audit program will include CO and NOx audits in the schedule.
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TABLE 9
REXION I N T2AlNME2 ? ARE1 JS
£S OF DECE 4 R 31,1988
All values listed are the seaor highest values reported.
(Except exce ance only)
Only data currently in the EPA system are listed.
t te an Magnitude of Last
I porte1 Violation to NAACS
a cria r
- Primary 8-hour Staix ards for C X)
AQCR 42 1988 10.2 in
AQCR 43 (Exce ance only) 1986 10.9 rc n
- Primary 1-hour Stariiard for 03
AQcR 41 1988 0.153 pii
AQ i 42 1988 0.185 p in
AQ 43 1988 0.217 pçlrt
QCR 44 1980 0.211 p in
-Primary 24-hour Star ard for I *
AQQ 42 New Haven 1987 202 uqjm 3
fl E
- Primary 24-hour Star Iard for SO 2
AQCR 109 Miflinocket 1980 548 uqjin 3
- Primary 24-hour Staniards for 03
AQ R 107 1988 0.158 p in
AQQ 110 1988 0.168 i: zn
—Primary 24-hour Staniard for ‘ io
AQ( 108 1987 172 ug/m 3
SAG JSE I
- Primary 8-hour Staniards for a)
AQQ 042 Sprirqfield (Ex dance only) 1987 9.5 ççzn
AQCR 118 Worcester (Exo enoe only) 1986 14.5 ppn
AQCR 119
Boston 1986 9.8 ppri
cairbridge 1978 9.5 pçzn
ford 1980 10.6 çpn
iincy 1977 9.5 In
Waltham 1978 11.5 it
AQC 121 L el1 1984 11.1 ppn
* Group 1 area - not tedmically a nonattainn nt area.
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ThBLE 9 (Continued)
REXION I N T AINMEN AREAS
AS OF DECE BER 31,1988
MASSAGIUSFTIS
- Primary 1-hour Standard for 03
AQCR 042 1988 0.176 ppn
AQ R 117 1983 0.135 pç rt
AQ R 118 1988 0.139 ççiii
AQ R 119 1988 0.169 tn
AQ R 120 1988 0.161 n
AQ R 121 1988 0.159 ppn
New Hair shire
Primary 8-hour Standard for CD
AQc!R 121
City of Manchester 1987 10.3 rp
Nashua 1986 10.3 ppn
- Primary 1-hour Standard for 03
AQCR 121 1988 0.179 ppn
RHODE ISLAND
- Primary 8-hour Standard for CD
AQCR 120 Providence (Exceedance only) 1986 9.5 n
- Primary 1-hour Standard for 03
AQCR 120 1988 0.168 ppm
TABLE 10
RD3ION I ATTA NME [ 1r AND UNCLASSIIi.w AREAS AS OF
DECE BER 31, 1988, WTfli VIOLATIONS IN ‘fliE LAST ThREE YEARS
1 te arx Magnitixie of Last
Reported Violation to NAAQS
- Primary 1-hour Standard for 03
AQ R 109 1988 0.153 r ’
VE r
- Primary 1-hour Standard for 03
AQ R 221 (exceedance only) 1988 0. 125 rn
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AIR QUALITY SUMMARIES AND TRENDS
The next several pages contain a discussion of the air quality
for each of the New England States. The data for these analyses
were collected by the New England States and were submitted to EPA
in fulfillment of the Federal monitoring requirements.
1988 CONNECTICUT AMBIENT AIR QUALITY SUMMARY
1O
There were no violations of the NAAQS for PM 10 reported in
Connecticut in 1988. The highest 24-hour monitored concentration
was reported at 5 Styles Street in New Haven at 149ug/m 3 , one
microgram per cubic meter below the standard. That same site had
an annual average PM 10 concentration of 48 ug/m 3 , or 96% of the
NAAQS. Both these values are lower than their respective 1987
concentrations. All other sites in Connecticut are well below the
NAAQS.
Pb
There were no violations of the NAAQS reporting in 1988.
The highest quarterly averages were measured in New Haven and
Willimantic at 7% of the NAAQS. In general, lead levels are lower
than those reported in the last five years.
co
There were no exceedences or violations of the 1 hour NAAQS
reported in 1988. Hartford reported three violations of the 8-hour
NAAQS in 1988. The highest CO level reported was 147% of the
NAAQS, which is an improvement over the 1987 levels.
So 2
There were no violations or exceedences of the NAAQS
reported in 1988. The maximum SO 2 annual averages occurred in New
Haven at 55% of the standard. The highest second—high 24-hour
average occurred in New Haven at 57% of the NAAQS. Both these
values are higher than those reported in 1987.
NO 2
The NO 2 sites in Bridgeport, East Hartford and New Haven
reported values of 54%, 40% and 58% of the annual standard,
respectively. These values are generally in line with those
reported in the last five years.
03
Every site in Connecticut measured violations of the ozone
NAAQS in 1988. The highest second high daily maximum reading
during 1988 was .2l7ppin, which occurred in Bridgeport. Nine of
Connecticut’s 10 sites recorded hourly ozone values greater than
0.2ppm, causing air quality alerts (see table 5).
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1988 MAINE AMBIENT AIR QUALITY SUMMARY
PM 10 /TSP
Of the twenty-three PM1O sites in operation, Madawaska produced
the highest value, at 153 ug/m3. This did not exceed the PN1O 24-hr
NAAQS, since values are first rounded to the nearest 10 ug/m3 before
comparison to the standard of 150 ug/in3. Madawaska also had the
highest arithmetic mean of 36 ug/1n3.
Only one of the 46 TSP sites in Maine would have produced a violation
of the (now-defunct) NAAQS during 1988, that being Madawaska at 290
ug/m3. The highest level recorded at Madawaska was only slightly
higher, at 305 ug/m3. The highest annual geometric mean was 72
ug/m3, measured at Berwick.
LEAD
There were no violations of the quarterly lead NAAQS at any of
the four sites in the state. The highest daily concentration
measured statewide was in Auburn, at 0.45 ug/m3, which was nearly
twice as high as the 1987 maximum daily value. Quarterly averages
were generally lower in 1988 than in 1987 and for the most part
continue the five year downward statewide trend for this pollutant.
Co
The only CO monitoring site in the state is currently located in
Portland. There were no violations to either the 1—hour or 8—hour
standards. The maximum 1—hour value measured was 7.8 ppm, or 22% of
the standard. The maximum 8—hour measurement was 5.0 ppm, or 56% of
the standard. This continued a slight downward trend for the 1-hr
time period and is more evident in the 8-hr time period.
so 2
There were no violations or exceedances of the standard at any of
the seventeen sites in 1988. The highest annual arithmetic mean was
in Rumford, at 33 ug/m3 or 41% of the standard. The highest 24-hour
average was also in Rumford, at 290 ug/m3 or 79% of the standard.
NO 2
The State of Maine is not required to monitor NO 2 .
03
Of the nine sites in operation in Maine, eight had violations or
exceedances of the NAAQS. The only site which did not exhibit an
exceedance also did not report a complete data base. Highest numbers
of exceedances were at the Ocean Avenue site with 13 exceedances.
The highest value was recorded was at the Isle au Haut site in Knox
County, and was 0.202 ppm or 168% of the standard. The number of
exceedances recorded for ozone was the highest in many years.
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1988 M1iSSACHUSE NYS AMBIENT AIR QUALITY SUMMARY
TSP/PM 10
Only one site in Massachusetts, the City Square site in the
Charlestown section of Boston, would have exceeded the now defunct
TSP NAAQS in 1988. Contributing factors to these high TSP levels
were the demolition of the elevated roadways immediately south and
east of the site, and other construction activities related to the
Central Artery North Area Project. P14 10 levels at this site were
well below the PM 10 primary annual and 24-hour NAAQS. The highest
24—hour PM 10 levels measured in Massachusetts were recorded at the
East Columbus Avenue site in Springfield. The values, 104 and 90
ug/m 3 , were less than 70% of the standard. The highest arithmetic
mean, 44ug/m 3 , (88% of the standard) was also recorded at the East
Columbus Avenue site.
Lead
Routine monitoring for lead began in 1982 with sites
established in Boston, Lowell, Springfield and Worcester. No
violations of the quarterly lead NA.AQS have been reported from the
present network to date. Maximum quarterly lead levels have
steadily decreased at all sites since 1982. The site with the
highest values in the State was the City Square Site in Charlestown
with a maximum quarterly average of 15% of the NAAQS. Maximum
quarterly lead levels from other urban areas in the state ranged
from 3% to 7% of the NAAQS.
Co
No exceedences of the 1—hour or 8—hour NAAQS were reported at
the eight sites which monitored CO in the State for 1988.
The highest second maximum 1—hour average for the State in 1988 was
measured at the Visconti Street Site in East Boston, at 51% of the
1—hour NAAQS. The highest second maximum 8—hour average for the
State was measured at the East Columbus Ave site in Springfield, at
78% of the NAAQS. 1988 is the first year in Massachusetts CO
monitoring history that no site in the state recorded an exceedence
of the NAAQS.
There were no violations of the NAAQS at any of the eleven
sites which reported SO 2 data for 1988 in Massachusetts. Maximum
SO 2 levels for Massachusetts on an annual basis were reported in
Boston at the Kenmore Square site at 59% of the the annual NAAQS.
Minimum SO 2 levels on an annual basis were measured in Ware at 14%
of the NAAQS. Highest second maximum daily SO 2 levels were
reported in Springfield at 53% of the NAAQS.
NO 2
In 1988, eight sites collected NO 2 data in Massachusetts. The
maximum site in the State was located in Kenmore Square, Boston,
where the annual mean was 36% of the NAAQS.
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03
As in past years, ozone violations were reported throughout
Massachusetts for 1988. Violations were recorded at each of the
fifteen sites which operated in 1988. The maximum daily value for
1988 in Massachusetts was recorded at the Quabbin Reservoir site in
Ware with a value of O.213ppm or 170% of the NAAQS. This site also
reported the most days over the standard for 1988, with 17 days in
excess of the NAAQS.
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1988 NEW HAMPSHIRE AMBIENT AIR QUALITY SUMMARy
TSP/PM 10
New Hampshire had no violations or exceedences of the now
defunct TSP Annual NAAQS in 1988. There were several violations of
the now defunct SeCondary 24-hour TSP NAAQS in Berlin.
The air quality in Berlin and Groveton is influenced by
manufacturing activity at local paper mills. Other areas of the
state have much lower maximum TSP levels and are below 70% of the
old TSP standard.
Four PM 10 sites were operated in New Hampshire in 1988. Two
in Berlin, one in Manchester (with two samplers), and a new site in
Portsmouth. Maximum 24-hour PM 10 values were less than 60% of the
NAAQS throughout the state. The highest PM 10 levels were recorded
in the Berlin area.
Lead
There were no lead violations reported in 1988 at the eight
sites which monitor this pollutant in New Hampshire. The highest
site——a microscale site in Concord——reported a maximum quarterly
average which was 20% of the NAAQS. The lowest site in the state,
which is located in Hollis, had a maximum quarterly average of 1%
of the standard.
CO
No violations of the 1-hour NAAQS were reported in 1987;
however, an exeedence of the 8—hour NAAQS was monitored in
Manchester during 1988, compared to four violations reported for
1987. The maximum 8—hour level was 101% of the standard in 1988.
For Manchester, both the frequency and the magnatude of the
violations decreased in 1988.
SO 2
No violations of the NAAQS were monitored at any of the
thirteen sites which monitored SO 2 in 1988. The last violation
measured in New Hampshire occured in 1980 at a site in Berlin. The
maximum daily value for 1988 was measured in Nashua at 48% of the
standard.
NO 2
Only one site in Manchester Collected NO 2 data in 1988. NO 2
values at this site were 24% of the annual standard.
03
All five ozone sites which collected data in 1988 exceeded the
standard on at least one day. The maximum value was measured at
the Rye Harbor site; it was 147% of the NAAQS. That site also
experienced the most days over the standard with nine.
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1988 RHODE ISLAND NBIENT AIR QUALITY SUMMARY
PM 10
For PM 10 , two sites in Providence and Pawtucket were operated
in 1988. Both sites reported levels below standards. The second
highest 24—hour concentration occurred in Providence at 50% of the
standard.
Lead
There were no calendar quarter arithmetic means measured which
were greater either than the primary or the secondary NAAQS in
1988. The highest quarterly average occurred at 120 Dyer Street at
4% of the standard.
CO
There were no exceedences of the 1—hour or 8—hour NAAQS in
1988. The last exceedance of the 8—hour standard occurred in 1986.
The second highest 8—hour average concentration occurred at the
Providence Department of Health Building at 87% of the standard.
SO 2
No violations of NAAQS were reported in Rhode Island over the
past seven years. The highest level in 1988 was measured in
Providence at 43% of the 24—hour primary NAAQS. Levels at the
Dorrance Street site showed a slight deterioration over those
measured in 1987.
NO 2
The Rhode Island NO 2 site located at the Rockefeller Library,
Brown University, in 1987 was moved to a new location during Nay of
1988. The new location was at the Our Lady of Providence school.
The site was moved for a special NNOC/NO study. Because the site
was moved during the monitoring year, neither site had enough data
to allow computation of a valid annual average.
03
The second highest daily value reported in Rhode Island was
from the Kent County (Alton Jones) site at 0.168 ppm, (140% of the
NAAQS) which is slightly higher than the 1987 value of 0.162 ppm.
The second highest daily maximum value in Providence was 0.138 ppm
or approximately 108% of the NAAQS. Values over the standard were
measured at the Alton Jones site on 7 days, while 4 days over the
standard were measured at the Rockefeller Library site in
Providence.
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1988 VEPMONT AMBIENT AIR QUALITY SUMMARY
PM1 0/TSP
Of the five PM1O sites in operation, none produced any
violations or exceedances of the NAAQS. The highest value
recorded was in Burlington, and was only 77 ug/m3 or 51% of the
NAAQS.
Of the five TSP sites in Vermont, only Rutland would have
registered a violation of the (now defunct) standards, with an
annual geometric mean at 78 ug/m3 and a second highest 24—hr
value of 165 ug/m3. The next highest site in the state was
Barre, with an annual geometric mean of 68 ug/m3 and a second
highest 24-hr value of 136 ug/m3.
LEAD
Vermont is not required to operate a monitoring network for
lead.
CO
The only CO monitoring site in the state is currently
located in Burlington. There were no violations of either the 1-
hour or 8—hour standards. The maximum 1—hour value measured was
7.2 ppm, or 20% of the standard. The maximum 8—hour measurement
was 3.7 ppm, or 42% of the standard. The CO values continue a
downward trend since 1986.
S02
There were no violations or exceedances of the standard in
1988 at any of the three SO2 sites in the state. The highest
annual arithmetic mean was at Rutland, at 35 ug/ni3 or 44% of the
standard. The highest 24-hour average, also in Rutland, was 143
ug/m3 or 39% of the standard. Lastly, the highest 3-hour average
was once again in Rutland at 263 ug/m3, or 20% of the standard.
N02
Neither of the two N02 sites in Vermont, located at
Burlington and Rutland, recorded any violations or exceedances.
They registered annual arithmetic means of 0.019 ppm, or 38% of
the standard and 0.015 ppm, or 30% of the standard, respectively.
Values in Burlington have remained essentially constant over the
past 3 years. This was the initial year of monitoring for
Rutland.
03
Of the two sites in operation in Vermont, only Bennington,
at 0.125 ppm, registered a violation of the NAAQS. This was also
the highest value ever recorded for that site. The highest value
recorded at Burlington was 0.108 ppm, or 90% of the standard, and
was slightly higher than the preceding two years.
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FIVE YEAR TREND
SULFUR DIOXIDE
BURUNJTC 1
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1984 1985 1986 198T 1988 1989
DATE
FIVE YEAR TREND
NITROGEN DIOXIDE
P ovlDEH : .
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0.015-.
1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989
DATE
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FIVE YEAR TREND
LEAD
C.5
0
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0.2-
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1934
70
60
50
40
30
20
1984
PB MEAN (uWc .J METER)
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1985 1986 1988
FIVE YEAR TREND
PM1O
DATE
1986
4-
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1989
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987
1988
1989
58 DATE
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FIVE YEAR LINE
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1984
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25
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15 -
4
4
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4
S
S
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4
4 4
1985 1986 1987
DATE
1988
59
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