Duval County Air Monitoring
Air quality data are available for the following sites:
- AQS ID # L031-0032, Kooker Park
This site monitors: Particulate Matter (PM10 ), and Particle Pollution ( PM2.5 ), Sulfur Dioxide ( SO2 ) and Nitrogen Dioxide ( NO2 ) - AQS ID # L031-0077, Sheffield Elementary School
This site monitors: Ozone ( O3 ) and Particle Pollution ( PM2.5 ) - AQS ID # L031-0098, Mandarin Road
This site monitors: Particle Pollution ( PM2.5 ) and Particulate Matter ( PM10 ) - AQS ID # L031-0100, Mayo Clinic
This site monitors: Particle Pollution ( PM2.5 ) and Ozone ( O3 ) - AQS ID # L031-0106, Cisco Drive
This site monitors: Ozone ( O3 ) - AQS ID # L031-0108, Pepsi Place
This site monitors: Nitrogen Dioxide ( NO2 ), and Particle Pollution ( PM2.5 ) and Carbon Monoxide ( CO )
These air monitors are operated by the City of Jacksonville/Duval County.
Inactive:
- AQS ID # L031-0080, Minerva Street
Until March of 2018, this site monitored: Sulfur Dioxide ( SO2 ) and Carbon Monoxide ( CO ). It is no longer operational, but historic data are available. - AQS ID # L031-0081, Cedar Bay Road
Until March of 2021, this site monitored: Sulfur Dioxide ( SO2 ). It is no longer operational, but historic data are available. - AQS ID # L031-0083, Robert E. Lee High School
Until March of 2021, this site monitored: Sulfur Dioxide ( SO2 ). It is no longer operational, but historic data are available. - AQS ID # L031-0084, Rosselle Street
Until June of 2018, this site monitored: Particulate Matter (PM10 ) and Carbon Monoxide ( CO ). It is no longer operational, but historic data are available. - AQS ID # L031-0097, Fort Caroline Road
Until June of 2018. this site monitored: Sulfur Dioxide ( SO2 ). It is no longer operational, but historic data are available. - AQS ID # L031-0107, Lee High School
Until June of 202,7 this site monitored: Sulfur Dioxide ( SO2 ). It is no longer operational, but historic data are available.
The map shows you the general location of the air monitoring stations for this county.
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