POLLUTED CITIES IN INDIA.
Order City RSPM Annual average concentration during 2005 (Res. Areas)
1 Gobindgarh 250
2 Ludhiana 232
3 Raipur 192
4 Lucknow 186
5 Kanpur 178
6 Jalandhar 175
7 Alwar 160
8 Jharia 156
9 Dehradun 150
10 Faridabad 148
11 Agra 147
12 Ahmedabad 134
13 Vapi 134
14 Solapur 129
15 Jamnagar 129
16 Indore 126
17 Ankaleshwar 126
18 Satna 124
19 Surat 124
20 Dhanbad 121
21 Bhilai 118
22 Delhi 115
23 Howrah 113
24 Guwahati 112
25 Kolkata 110
26 Patna 109
27 Nagda 108
28 Jodhpur 107
29 Nasik 105
30 Chandrapur 105
31 Kota 104
32 Varanasi 103
33 Pune 101
34 Visakhapatnam 96
35 Rourkela 93
36 Vadodara 90
37 Chandigarh 89
38 Jabalpur 82
39 Jaipur 80
40 Mumbai 79
41 Udaipur 78
42 Trivendrum 77
43 Korba 75
44 Hyderabad 75
45 Rayagada 75
46 Bangalore 68
47 Nagpur 67
48 Kozhikode 67
49 Titicorin 65
50 Angul 65
51 Gajraula 60
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