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Air quality & tree cover in North Sumatra

Today's air quality (AQI) and satellite-measured tree cover for the cities of North Sumatra, each over the same 2 km around its center.

Right now, Padangsidempuan has the cleanest air of the 12 cities we track in North Sumatra (AQI 18, Good), and Belawan the worst (AQI 74, Moderate). Percut has the most tree cover, at 83.6% — #4 of 156 cities measured in Indonesia.

Cities tracked
12
Average tree cover
50.8%Indonesia: 29.5%
Worst air right now
BelawanAQI 74

Air quality today and tree cover across North Sumatra

Current air quality and tree cover for cities in North Sumatra, Indonesia
Medan74Moderate17.2%40.2K#113 of 156
Percut74Moderate83.6%—#4 of 156
Binjai68Moderate52.0%—#18 of 156
Pematangsiantar63Moderate27.7%7.2K#72 of 156
Padangsidempuan18Good57.7%—#12 of 156
Tanjungbalai60Moderate42.7%—#35 of 156
Perbaungan74Moderate59.6%—#10 of 156
Kisaran60Moderate60.9%—#7 of 156
Gunungsitoli24Good66.0%—#5 of 156
Tebingtinggi71Moderate44.3%—#33 of 156
Rantauprapat41Good54.9%—#16 of 156
Belawan74Moderate42.4%—#36 of 156

Air quality is the US AQI from Open-Meteo / CAMS, refreshed hourly. Tree cover is measured within 2 km of each city center from Sentinel-2 imagery; the rank compares every city measured in Indonesia.

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