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Air quality & tree cover in North Carolina
Today's air quality (AQI) and satellite-measured tree cover for North Carolina's cities, each over the same 1.2 mi (2 km) around its center.
Right now, Charlotte has the cleanest air of the 9 North Carolina cities we track (AQI 30, Good), and Fayetteville the worst (AQI 37, Good). Cary has the most tree cover, at 74.0% — #2 of 270 large US cities.
- Places tracked
- 9
- Average tree cover
- 52.8%US cities: 29.4%
- Worst air right now
- FayettevilleAQI 37
Air quality today and tree cover across North Carolina
| Charlotte | 30Good | 35.8% | — | #93 of 270 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Raleigh | 36Good | 50.0% | — | #35 of 270 |
| Greensboro | 33Good | 54.4% | — | #23 of 270 |
| Durham | 35Good | 53.5% | — | #28 of 270 |
| Winston-Salem | 31Good | 49.0% | — | #37 of 270 |
| Fayetteville | 37Good | 53.9% | — | #26 of 270 |
| Cary | 36Good | 74.0% | — | #2 of 270 |
| Wilmington | 32Good | 49.6% | — | #36 of 270 |
| High Point | 32Good | 55.2% | — | #21 of 270 |
Air quality is the US AQI from Open-Meteo / CAMS, refreshed hourly. Tree cover is measured within 1.2 mi (2 km) of each city center from Sentinel-2 imagery. The US greenness rank covers cities of 100,000+ people; see the full ranking.
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