Site Information for St Osyth(UKA00445)

St Osyth Information

The monitoring station is within a self-contained air-conditioned housing located next to a water pumping station in marshland near Clacton-on-Sea. The manifold inlet is approximately 2 kilometres from the nearest residences in Point Clear. The only road within 2 kilometres is Beach Road, a rural access Road. The surrounding area is open rural and marshland.

UK-AIR ID: UKA00445

EU Site ID: GB0754A

Altitude (metres): 8

Environment Type: Rural Background

PM_2.5 Targets This site is used in the assessment of the Annual Mean Concentration Target (AMCT) under the Environmental Target (Fine Particulate Matter) (England) Regulations 2023, subject to meeting the inclusion criteria on an annual basis. It is not used in the assessment of the Population Exposure Reduction Target (PERT). To find out more about how measurements are used to calculate progress towards the targets and which sites have met the inclusion criteria in different years, please see the PM2.5 target calculation page.

Site Location

Environment Type: Rural Background

Site Address: St Osyth

Government Region: Eastern

Easting/Northing: 610430, 213198

Latitude/Longitude: 51.777874, 1.049010

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