Chemical air pollution of the residential and industrial areas of a town was evaluated. There was a significant relationship of the average daily actuating concentrations of priority substances to the air pollution of the study areas, the average annual concentrations of ambient air pollutants to their seasonal values. The structure of the risk to community health and the contribution of the industrial environment to the formation of a health risk were ascertained.

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