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Air quality & tree cover in Punjab

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

Right now, Abohar has the cleanest air of the 17 cities we track in Punjab (AQI 121, Unhealthy for sensitive groups), and Firozpur the worst (AQI 196, Unhealthy). Firozpur has the most tree cover, at 49.3% — #79 of 470 cities measured in India.

Cities tracked
17
Average tree cover
29.7%India: 33.8%
Worst air right now
FirozpurAQI 196

Air quality today and tree cover across Punjab

Current air quality and tree cover for cities in Punjab, India
Ludhiana170Unhealthy14.5%80.1K#421 of 470
Amritsar174Unhealthy15.6%76.7K#410 of 470
Jalandhar187Unhealthy21.2%59.1K#357 of 470
Patiāla172Unhealthy33.8%19.4K#215 of 470
Bathinda176Unhealthy17.5%70.5K#391 of 470
Pathānkot151Unhealthy38.6%4.4K#168 of 470
Hoshiārpur169Unhealthy46.4%—#97 of 470
Mohali176Unhealthy39.9%314#151 of 470
Moga189Unhealthy26.2%43.4K#291 of 470
Batāla188Unhealthy21.3%58.7K#355 of 470
Abohar121Unhealthy for sensitive groups22.3%39.9K#339 of 470
Māler Kotla168Unhealthy30.6%29.5K#242 of 470
Khanna174Unhealthy27.6%39.0K#274 of 470
Muktsar177Unhealthy27.9%37.9K#271 of 470
Barnāla168Unhealthy32.5%23.6K#228 of 470
Firozpur196Unhealthy49.3%—#79 of 470
Phagwāra189Unhealthy39.9%314#150 of 470

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 India.

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