Traffic related toxics (2004): Distance to target for lead and carbon monoxide at urban and traffic stations

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The limit value is shown as a bold line, with observed concentrations as columns
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´Average´ is average across all stations, ´average´ > limit value´ is average of those stations exceeding the limit value, ´maximum´ is the maximum station. Numbers indicate numbers of stations in each category.

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