Lough Navar Air Monitoring Station
Introduction
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Lough Navar Air Monitoring Station
Image: © Tinkerbell Taken: 13 Feb 2006
The monitoring station is within an existing building on a clearing near the edge of a semi-mature forest approximately 70 metres from the nearest road with a traffic flow of approximately 200 vehicles per day. The manifold inlet is approximately 3 metres high. The surrounding area is generally open rural landscape with a mature tree woodland within 25 metres of the monitoring station. Operated by AEA Technology Environment, on behalf of the UK Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs and the Devolved Administrations Lough Navar Forest, Braade, Derrygonnelly, County Fermanagh
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Image Location
Latitude
54.440093
Longitude
-7.903682