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Most unhealthy days in Central Serbia, Serbia, November 2024

19 cities in Central Serbia, Serbia ranked by their share of unhealthy days over the 30 days. The most unhealthy days: Novi Pazar, Serbia, 27 of 28 measured days. A city needs measurements on 70% of the days to be ranked.

Ranked by unhealthy days: the share of each city's measured days with a daily mean over 35.4 µg/m³ (US AQI 101+), Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups or worse on the US EPA's scale. Ties go to the higher average.

← Novi Pazar 96% 90%0
Every city in Central Serbia, Serbia ranked for November 2024, one column each, ranked by unhealthy days: height is the share of its measured days that were unhealthy, colour its average. Point at it to read a city; tap to open it.
  1. 1Novi Pazar
    27 of 28
  2. 2Valjevo
    25 of 30
  3. 3Kraljevo
    21 of 27
  4. 4Lazarevac
    23 of 30
  5. 5Smederevo
    22 of 30
  6. 6Užice
    19 of 27
  7. 7Negotin
    20 of 29
  8. 8Niš
    20 of 30
  9. 9Pirot
    19 of 29
  10. 10Kragujevac
    19 of 29
  11. 11Surčin
    19 of 30
  12. 12Obrenovac
    18 of 30
  13. 13Vinča
    18 of 30
  14. 14Čačak
    15 of 27
  15. 15Belgrade
    15 of 30
  16. 16Filmski Grad
    14 of 29
  17. 17Ripanj
    7 of 24
  18. 18Paraćin
    6 of 24
  19. 19Bor
    2 of 27
Good0–50
Moderate51–100
Sensitive groups101–150
Unhealthy151–200
Very unhealthy201–300
Hazardous301+

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SmogRank, most polluted cities in Central Serbia, Serbia, by unhealthy days, PM2.5, November 2024, smogrank.com/rs/region/central-serbia/history/2024-11?by=days (accessed 7 Oct 2026).

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