North Tyneside polluted for 2,849 hours, into River Tyne Saline Estuary
338 incidents
That's 3.96 months.
6.5 times a week, on average
Hexham polluted for 2,692 hours, into River East Allen
142 incidents
That's 3.74 months.
2.7 times a week, on average
Hexham polluted for 2,606 hours, into River North Tyne
172 incidents
That's 3.62 months.
3.3 times a week, on average
Jarrow polluted for 1,401 hours, into River Tyne Saline Estuary
132 incidents
That's 1.95 months.
2.5 times a week, on average
Berwick-upon-Tweed polluted for 1,369 hours, into Coquet
150 incidents
That's 1.9 months.
2.9 times a week, on average
That's 9.3 months.
1,024 incidents
On average 2.8 times a day
That's 6.99 months.
309 incidents
5.9 times a week, on average
That's 6.42 months.
1,209 incidents
On average 3.3 times a day
That's 5.95 months.
1,051 incidents
On average 2.9 times a day
That's 3.76 months.
550 incidents
On average 1.5 times a day
That's 3.74 months.
142 incidents
2.7 times a week, on average
That's 1.29 months.
213 incidents
4.1 times a week, on average
That's 1.13 months.
599 incidents
On average 1.6 times a day
That's 1.02 months.
43 incidents
3.6 times a month, over the year
That's 26.04 days.
75 incidents
1.4 times a week, on average
That's 16.79 days.
87 incidents
1.7 times a week, on average
That's 13.54 days.
119 incidents
2.3 times a week, on average
EDM (Event Duration Monitoring) data and Consented Discharges to Controlled Waters with Conditions from Environment Agency & Data Map Wales
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