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Indonesia air quality ranking: cities by PM2.5 right now

Right now Palangka Raya has the highest 1-hour PM2.5 in Indonesia: 466 µg/m³ (Very High). The lowest is Bengkulu at 6 µg/m³. Singapore uses the official NEA reading; other places are CAMS model estimates, not official measurements. Updated 2026-10-11 23:00.

Indonesia air quality ranking: cities by PM2.5 right now
#PlacePM2.5 µg/m³LevelSource
1Palangka Raya466Very HighModel estimate
2Jakarta148ElevatedModel estimate
3Jambi96ElevatedModel estimate
4Bandung94ElevatedModel estimate
5Pekanbaru65ElevatedModel estimate
6Makassar58ElevatedModel estimate
7Pontianak57ElevatedModel estimate
8Palembang54NormalModel estimate
9Samarinda48NormalModel estimate
10Semarang48NormalModel estimate
11Manado46NormalModel estimate
12Banjarmasin45NormalModel estimate
13Batam42NormalModel estimate
14Balikpapan41NormalModel estimate
15Surabaya38NormalModel estimate
16Pangkal Pinang35NormalModel estimate
17Palu32NormalModel estimate
18Medan29NormalModel estimate
19Bandar Lampung23NormalModel estimate
20Yogyakarta23NormalModel estimate
21Denpasar18NormalModel estimate
22Dumai18NormalModel estimate
23Padang10NormalModel estimate
24Bengkulu6NormalModel estimate

Cleanest air right now

Bengkulu (6) · Padang (10) · Dumai (18) · Denpasar (18) · Yogyakarta (23)

How to read this ranking

  • Values are 1-hour PM2.5 in µg/m³, updated about every 10–15 minutes. Levels use the NEA 1-hour bands (0–55, 56–150, 151–250, 251+).
  • Singapore is an official NEA reading (worst region). Everywhere else is a CAMS model estimate: it shows how places compare but can differ from local monitoring stations.
  • A model value is not directly comparable with an official station reading, so treat close rankings as ties.

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General information, not medical advice. Follow your doctor and your school, league or organiser's final call. Data come from official sources; see data sources.