Invercargill is a gazetted airshed which exceeds the NES on several occasions during winter. The burning of solid fuels such as wood and coal for domestic heating is widespread during winter and the effects of those emissions can be observed in the winter peaks. A study of the distribution of PM10 across Invercargill concluded that concentrations of PM10 were generally highest in the southern residential suburbs of the city.
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This information is collated from 2013 Census information. The census is the official count of how many people and dwellings there are in New Zealand. Census information is collated every five years.
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