Air Pollution (NO₂) in East MidlandsLocal Authorities Ranked

All 35 local authorities in East Midlands, ranked by air pollution (no₂). Data: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (2024), Open Government Licence v3.0.

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RankLocal authorityAir Pollution (NO₂)
1Leicester13 µg/m³ NO₂
2Nottingham13 µg/m³ NO₂
3Derby12 µg/m³ NO₂
4Broxtowe11 µg/m³ NO₂
5Erewash10 µg/m³ NO₂
6Ashfield9 µg/m³ NO₂
7Oadby and Wigston9 µg/m³ NO₂
8Gedling9 µg/m³ NO₂
9Blaby8 µg/m³ NO₂
10Charnwood8 µg/m³ NO₂
11Chesterfield8 µg/m³ NO₂
12Mansfield8 µg/m³ NO₂
13Bolsover8 µg/m³ NO₂
14Lincoln8 µg/m³ NO₂
15North West Leicestershire7 µg/m³ NO₂
16Amber Valley7 µg/m³ NO₂
17Hinckley and Bosworth7 µg/m³ NO₂
18Rushcliffe7 µg/m³ NO₂
19North East Derbyshire7 µg/m³ NO₂
20South Derbyshire6 µg/m³ NO₂
21North Northamptonshire6 µg/m³ NO₂
22West Northamptonshire6 µg/m³ NO₂
23Harborough6 µg/m³ NO₂
24Newark and Sherwood6 µg/m³ NO₂
25Bassetlaw5 µg/m³ NO₂
26Melton5 µg/m³ NO₂
27Rutland5 µg/m³ NO₂
28South Kesteven5 µg/m³ NO₂
29South Holland5 µg/m³ NO₂
30North Kesteven5 µg/m³ NO₂
31Boston5 µg/m³ NO₂
32West Lindsey5 µg/m³ NO₂
33High Peak4 µg/m³ NO₂
34Derbyshire Dales4 µg/m³ NO₂
35East Lindsey4 µg/m³ NO₂