Croatia Carbon Monoxide (CO) Level
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Most Polluted Cities 2026
Croatia
Analyze the real-time most air polluted cities in the country.
Standard Value
1.
Kastav, Primorsko Goranska Zupanija
Good
12xbelow Standard
2.
Sisak, Sisacko Moslavacka Zupanija
Good
12xbelow Standard
3.
Dubrovnik, Dubrovacko Neretvanska Zupanija
Good
12xbelow Standard
4.
Dubrovnik, Dubrovnik Neretva County
Good
12xbelow Standard
5.
Zadar, Zadarska Zupanija
Good
13xbelow Standard
6.
Rijeka, Primorsko Goranska Zupanija
Good
13xbelow Standard
7.
Labin, Istarska Zupanija
Good
13xbelow Standard
8.
Zagreb, City of Zagreb
Good
13xbelow Standard
9.
Split, Splitsko Dalmatinska Zupanija
Good
13xbelow Standard
10.
Zagreb, Zagreb
Good
16xbelow Standard
Last Updated: 03 Jun 2026, 09:57 PM
AQI City RankingsUncovering the Sources of Carbon Monoxide (CO): Where Does It Come From?
Biomass burning
Burning wood, crop residues, and organic materials.
Power plants
Emissions from burning fossil fuels in power plants.
Fireplaces
Emissions from burning wood or coal in fireplaces.
Road traffic
Overall contributions from vehicles exhaust.
Vehicles engines
Exhaust emissions from cars and trucks.Short-Term CO Exposure Impacts
Fatigue
Feeling tiredness or lack of energy.
Chest pain
Discomfort or pain in the chest area.
Confusion
Frequent difficulty in thinking clearly.
Flu-like symptoms
Symptoms like headache and nausea.
Weakness
Frequent weakness or lack of strength.Why you should care about Carbon Monoxide (CO)?
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