Air Pollution Exposure by Country

38 countries • Percentage of populationOECD

What It Measures

Exposed To Air Pollution is a comparative indicator tracked across countries by OECD. It provides a quantitative basis for cross-national comparison and analysis.

Key Statistics

Global Average

95.05

Median

99.7

Minimum

47.847

Maximum

100

Countries

38

Source

OECD

World Map

Highest & Lowest Countries

Top 10 — Highest Air Pollution Exposure

Top 10 — Highest Air Pollution Exposure
RankCountryValue
#1Flag of LuxembourgLuxembourg100
#2Flag of SlovakiaSlovakia100
#3Flag of LithuaniaLithuania99.999
#4Flag of CzechiaCzechia99.999
#5Flag of SloveniaSlovenia99.998
#6Flag of HungaryHungary99.997
#7Flag of AustriaAustria99.986
#8Flag of GermanyGermany99.981
#9Flag of MexicoMexico99.975
#10Flag of BelgiumBelgium99.963

Bottom 10 — Lowest Air Pollution Exposure

Bottom 10 — Lowest Air Pollution Exposure
RankCountryValue
#240Flag of FinlandFinland47.847
#241Flag of IcelandIceland67.656
#242Flag of NorwayNorway70.574
#243Flag of SwedenSweden73.017
#244Flag of CanadaCanada80.809
#245Flag of EstoniaEstonia89.128
#246Flag of United StatesUnited States95.763
#247Flag of New ZealandNew Zealand97.791
#248Flag of PortugalPortugal98.25
#249Flag of AustraliaAustralia98.969

Surprising Facts

Iceland (67.656) has 19.808 more than Finland (47.847) — the largest gap between consecutive ranks.

Estonia (89.128) has 8.32 more than Canada (80.809) — the largest gap between consecutive ranks.

Canada (80.809) has 7.79 more than Sweden (73.017) — the largest gap between consecutive ranks.