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Most polluted cities in West Virginia, United States

4 measured cities, last 24 hours; 0 above the WHO 24-hour guideline. Worst: Huntington at 11.5 µg/m³, #261 in the world.

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← Huntington 11.5 µg/m³ 15 µg/m³ WHO 24-hour guideline0
Every measured city in West Virginia, United States, one column each, worst on the left and cleanest on the right; height is PM2.5 in µg/m³. Point at it to read a city; tap to open it.
  1. 1Huntington 11.50.8×
  2. 2Charleston 10.30.7×
  3. 3Weirton 9.90.7×
  4. 4Weirton Heights 9.00.6×
Good0–5
Fair6–15
Moderate16–50
Poor51–90
Very poor91–140
Extremely poor141+

The European Environment Agency's air quality index bands for PM2.5 (2024 revision); it has bands, not numbers, so values stay in µg/m³. Show values as: µg/m³ · US AQI · India AQI · China AQI · European AQI · UK DAQI · Canada AQHI+. About the scales

Estimated: cities without a monitor

West Virginia cities we can't measure, with model estimates for the last 7 days. Listed by population, not ranked: estimates aren't precise enough to rank. Model estimates from the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS), adjusted to measured cities nearby where there are any. Adjusted, a single day lands within ×1.5 of what a monitor would read about two times in three; unadjusted, it can be off by half or double. Treat them as a guide, not a measurement.

City7-day estimateBand
Parkersburg≈ 6 µg/m³Fair
Morgantown≈ 7 µg/m³Fair
Wheeling≈ 5 µg/m³Good
Fairmont≈ 7 µg/m³Fair
Martinsburg≈ 3 µg/m³Good
Beckley≈ 6 µg/m³Fair
Clarksburg≈ 4 µg/m³Good

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SmogRank, most polluted cities in West Virginia, United States, PM2.5, last 24 hours to 2 Oct 2026, 06:00 UTC, smogrank.com/us/region/west-virginia.

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Updated 2026-10-02 06:07 UTC. Values are PM2.5 (fine particles), the median of each city's monitors in µg/m³.