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Mobile EQUIPMENTS for Pubuc CLEANSING（End Of1976fiscalyear） 430 衛生，清掃および公害 217．清 掃 用 機 材（昭和51年度末） MoBILE EQUIPMENTS FOR PuBuC CLEANSING（End of1976FiscalYear） み Refuse nU 2 0 0 ′D 0 9 ′′n7－′ロuノ 0ノ ′0 ′D 8 9 3 A▲ 40U 7－ 3 0 0 4 CO n）′0′′0′0 9 3 A⊥4－00 ■・－ qノーー2 l q／ 】 【 2 8 4 4 O ′03 4 8 － － 7qノ 3 7 57′b nO 0 ′′D3 3 ▲1 ▲1 3 －1 ・1 一・－ つJ ・1 70 9 5 8 1 4 ハ↓） 数 Total 2 3 2 11 3 7 －上 5 （hU 4 0U ■1 2 （‖ロ （ソん 2・－・27 1－ 5 2 － 1Ⅰ 2 1一1一 ■1一 大 賀竺 Largetype e 、ピ t つJ つJ 3 3 そ の 他 Otllel・S 0U 7 3・1 3 0 （∪0 4 4 ′000 0 5つJ5 バ叫ふ／LU0ノ′h） ー1・1ハリ 11 005 7 2 8 nU √07′LU5 0ノ ′0 qノ eU 53Aム′b ーー 2 ■ 【 qノ 2 qノ 87′′08 、 ．∴ ∴ ′′0 ■－▲ 11ニ0ノ 3 ′0 05 ・1 2－一∩プ qノ○ノ 2 ／′0 直 営 Owned nU （ソu5 03 4 113 ∩プ 25nU 2 －h〕 1 － ○ノ 24 － つJ Qノ ウム ′0 大 型 Large type 中 空隻 Middletype 小 才去月 Smalltype そ の 他 Otlleま・S qノ 〇 4 一－▲1 7 ′0 ∩ノ 0 0 qノ （〓） 4 － 7′0－1 0ノ 0 0 nU 4qノ07 nU 4 0ノ 〔〓） 7 0 7一 】 っJ ∩） 7 【 一っJ 2 2 2 5 4 ■17－1 2 にJ 4■】一一1・7 －一 5 2 11一1 5 2 ■1 1 － －一 【 － ．∴ ・－ －・1 4－－・ －1、、ま ■≧・ 4－ 0ノ 4▲ 4 qノ 4 ／iま三 上 Hil・ed 大 型 Large type 中 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type 2 2 小 型 Sma11type 2 2 そ の 他 OtllerS 資料：都清掃局企画部 Source：Bureau of Public Cleansing，T∴M．G． Heaith，MedicalCare，Sanitation and Polltltion 431 218．区部におけるごみの収集状況（昭和47ル51年庶） CoLLECTION OF REFUSEIN Ku－AREA（1972～1976FiscaiYear） （単位トン） （‡n tons） 持 込 年度および月次 Carl・iedin Fiscal year and month refuse つJ 45 3 －1 1 32日U一 一 【 一 川 【 一－一一Dノ3A⊥q／ 【 －一－ l・ 0リ34′0 0U305 2′D A⊥2 膿 昭和47年iヲ72 4521005 380ヲ576 33∠妄7160 279ヲ40 17〔ゝ743 7一nC ハソ 5 48 iヲ 7 3 4（，5454r3 4004（；30 32互83≡〉9 3748∈4 253826 155699 285 。 4ヲ i9 7 4 4724693 3ワジヲ33ヲ 27i8∈；42 ヲOi553 23623〔〉 14145∈； 50 1ヲ 7 5 5〔将2（，96 41‘4ヲi7 2769250 iO32027 239巳83 123757 5】 19了6 5151了19 4205用8 2了了9143106330了 241935 120723 4567月 89∩てl触慧帥AugSept批批慧臥Mar り予－23 3ヲ798ま 327 133 215360 842i9 】8432 9122 4ま6003 34332〔） 22（；204 87204 i9ヲ34 9978 444833 365329 24107∠を ヲi304 2i2i6 11735 0,63 609 378 223 250015 94784 220i6 11408 44アラ51 36∠主i63 2413占1 9i727 20262 iO813 h125 534 242 221 224ヲ82 8（，550 1ヲ676 11013 436広i6 3519ヲ6 2313ヲ4 8≡き261 20793 10548 42213∠妄 342i2ヲ 226027 8（；485 】∋732 9885 463886 377204 250547 93486 22474 10697 38554∠主 321638 216368 81 e72222 17ノを24 5ヲ74 39552ヲ 325535 214599 83253 18727 8956 讐 452099 3662i7 2∠を12i2 ヲ3162 2i24≡〉 105ヲ4 注．1）兜箋去P武灰，道路・河川清掃等は含戌な い。 Note．1）Exciudingincineration ash，reftlSe from cleaning of roads and rivers． 資料：都清掃局企画部 Source：Bureau of Public Cleansing，T．M．G． 219．産 業 靡 欒 物（昭和51年皮） ‡NDUSTRIÅL WASTES（1976FiscalYear） この裏ほ，推計である。 Th主s result was estimated． （単位 千トン） （In tl10uSands of tons） 仙－ T詠 出 宝達 荊W意 靡 銀 毛圭 校 具 体 例 Discilarged Recycled and reused Disposed Ⅰ（ind 頂 監禁i曽）ぎ樅蕊比 監禁i警妻再鷺㌍率 慧二譜1璧吾 0／ ／00／ 0／ ／¢ 0／ ／0 総 数 Total 7529 100．0 2329 30．9 52CO 100．0 石炭がら 燃 え が ら Cinders 48 0．6 6 13．0 42 0．8 炉お箸∃i錮糾卦物 汚 で い Sludge 腰水処理汚でい iO59 14．1 60 5．7 999 ！9．2 潤滑；れ タール， 廃 油 Waste oil ピッチ i56 2．1 】8 1l．5 138 2．7 靡プラスチック放 Wasteplastics 合成描一億・㍊錐 134 i．8 15 】l．2 119 2．3 紅 く ず Waste paper 製本・印刷くず 32ヲ 4．4 24ヲ 75．7 80 1．5 おがくず，バーク 木 く ず Cllips ofwood 銀 379 5．0 70 18．5 309 5．ヲ 絨 放 く ず Textilerubもish 糸・布くず 4 0．1 2 50．0 2 0．0 0 （∪4血 ・1 2 －14 A▲ 2 4 ／0 動 植 物 性残 さ Biologicaldregs i髄造（ビール）かす 126 1．7 105 83，3 21 ゴ ム く ず Rubber trash 天然ゴムくず ＝ 0．2 1 ヲ．1 10 金 彪急 く ず Metaltrash 切放・切削くず 1644 2！．8 1573 95．7 71 ガラス・晰滋署浮くず諾S慧悪書芸ia慧‾ カラスくず 108 i．4 38 35．2 70 （uノ ー1 3 鉱 い Mineralresidue 高炉などの探さい 612 8．1 】33 2l．7 ∠妄7ヲ 銘じん機の圃収ダ ダ ス ト 類 Dust スト ！2ヲ 1．7 56 43．4 73 コンクリート，レ 5 建 設 靡 材慧㌢entSOfcon▲ ンガの破片 2790 37．0 3 0．1 27〔汀 資料：都清掃局企画部「東京都産業廃褒物処理計歯大網（昭和5埼三1月）」 Source：Bureau of Public Cleansing，T．M．G． 432 衛生，清掃および公害 220．大気汚染物質測定平均値（昭和47”51年度） Average F．Y． 昭和47年度平均！972 0．023 0．022 0，039 0．026 0．014 0．040 0．030 0．036 0．029 0．027 0．030 48 1973 0．029 0．028 0．032 0．038 0．012 0．05】 0．048 0．044 0．036 0．040 0．04； 49 】974 0．025 0．028 0．033 0．027 0．014 0．034 0．037 0．035 0．034 0．035 0．048 50 1975 0．027 0．027 0．031 0．021 0．O13 0．042 0．042 0．040 0．033 0．037 0．046 51 柑了6 0．826 0．025 0．030 0．023 0．馴4 0．039 0．039 0．039 0．034 0．033 0．046 4月 Apr． 0．025 0．025 0．03i O．020 0．013 0．045 0．045 0．045 0．03ヲ 0．033 0．050 5 May 0．020 0．021 0．024 0．018 0．012 0．040 0．056 0．051 0．045 0．041 0．058 6 Jtlne 0．O18 0．024 0．022 0．012 0．013 0．033 0．041 0．039 0．028 0．031 0．048 7 July 0．019 0．027 0．026 0．017 0．012 0．037 0．038 0．02ヲ 0．028 0．028 0．047 8 Aug． 0．018 0．021 0．025 0，0汀 0．008 0．038 0．048 0．039 0．039 0．036 0．054 9 Sept． 0．018 0．020 0．026 0．020 0．O11 0．03ヲ 0．034 0．037 0．033 0．030 0．042 iO oct． 0．027 0．025 0．034 0．020 0．012 0．043 0．040 0．050 0．039 0．03占 0．049 11 Nov． 0．031 0．027 〇．032 0．02ヲ 0．O16 0．036 0．027 0．033 0．031 0．02ヲ 0．035 12 Ⅰ）ec． 0．042 0．031 0．041 0．035 0．022 0．037 0．032 0．040 0．028 0．031 0．041 i Jan． 0．035 0．030 0．032 0．028 0．Oi3 0．029 0．030 0．031 0．02ヲ 0．034 0．038 2 王「eb． 0．039 0．028 0．034 0．031 0．Oiヲ 0．037 0．035 0．03ヲ 0．034 0．027 0．0射 3 Mar． 0．026 0．021 0．035 0．022 0．O16 0．046 0．042 0．041 0．03∈ 0．036 0．048 注．（）内の数字は測定数2／3未満である。＊ オキシダントの測定時間は日中7時～18時である。 Note・Figuresin parentlleSeS refer to the measured averageof the days of which there werelessthantwo－thirdsdaysnotmeasured・ 菅7：00～18：00 資料：都公害局監視部大気監視課 Source：Bureau of EnvironmentalProtection，T．M．G． 221．地 盤 沈 下 量（昭和44～51年） ANNUALLANDSuBSID？NCE（1969～1976） （単位Cm／年） （1n centimeter／year） 測 冠 （参 考） 観 測 地 点 i封始隼 Reference Location of observatory －：i∴ミ 累計（m） Aggregate MinamisL111a 大正7年 4．36 6．38 江東区南砂 Koto一点ル 1918 7．29 6．00 1．85 i．46 0．4占 0．03 4．577i Kameido 明琵吊汚年 7．32 8．71 7．4こ） 4．49 3．47 1．3∈，＋0．32 O．47 4．3577 江東区亀戸 Ko【0一局〟 18（；2 Tacllibana 隅租㍑嘩 4．80 4．30 4．！ヲ 2．21 3．03 0．94 ＋0．4日 0．63 3．4892 墨 田 区立花 Sumida一ゐgJ 19三！5 Nagasllinla－dわ 大正7年 ほ．67 互2．17 江戸川区長島町 Edogawa・血J ユ918 ＝．5ヲ 7．55 4．CO l．4とi O．7占 0．98 2．3ヲ43 Nishiichinoe 昭和9年 江戸川区啓一ノ江 Edogawa一点〟 193－1 4．87 4．53 4．65 1．40 2．18 ＋l．Ol＋0．3ユ ＋0．80 1．0988 Nishikameari 明治25年 葛飾区西亀有 Katsushika一点才J 1892 6．30 9．24 7．32 2．旦5 3．50 〔〕．51＋0．30 0．69 2．172i Senjunaka－C加 明拾25年 足立区千住仲町 Adacbi・ゐ緑 1892 0．7ヲ 3．i5 1．72 十0．24 l．40 ＋0．】3 ＋0．Ⅰ6 ＋0．56 i．550ヲ Shimo・相即揖 汀百和33年 4．74 6．‖ 2．57 ＋0．57 0．78 0．6ヲ ＋0．47 北区志茂町 Kita・加J 1§58 ＋わ．40 l．6425 Ukima 昭和33年 4．57 6．40 北 区 浮 間 Kita－ゐJ‘ 1958 3．85 i．13 1．51＋0．50 0．i4 0．23 i．2∠妄・i7 Shingas†li 昭和33年 7．48 9．63 4．2占 2．07 1．21 0．9】＋0．∠妄ヰ 板橋区新河岸 Itabaslli一点〝 1958 0．86 1．i944 Shi王nizu－Cん∂ 旧宥口8年 3．55 5．ヲ8 板橋区清水町 Itabashトゐ捉 1933 1．7∈き ＋0．36 0．03 ＋l．20 ＋0．821－0．24 0．己504 Shimo壬こiyoto 抒召和48年 清瀬市下清戸 Kiyose－ぶカブ 1973 21．65 呈2．ヲ7 3．ei 5．64 0．4407 年 1月まで での放字であり，昭和46年以降は1月より12月までの数字である Note． Prior to1971，figures arefor tweive months beginniヱ1g Feb．of the year stated and beginnilユg1971，forJan．toI）ec．of the year stated． ＊ Commencelnent 資料：都土木技術研究所 Source：Tokyo MetropolitanInstitute of CivilEngineering． Health，MedicalCare，Sanitation and Pollution 433 220・MEASURED AvERAGE OF ATR PoLLUTANTS（1972～19丁6FiscalYear） 0．073 0．128 0．093 0．083 4．0 l．4 2．1 ‡．7 0．064 0．031 0．03右 0．035 0．030 0．022 0．027 0．028 0．069 0．062 0．072 0．077 3．5 1．7 2．0 ！．6 0．077 0．030 0．039 0．035 0．042 0．043 0．034 0．0引 0．Og8 0．046 0．064 0．067 2．5 l．6 1．8 1．4 0．074 0．028 0．042 0．03iO．050 mO35 0．036 0．043 0．071 0．062 0．063 0．060 3．i l．5 l．6 l．5 0．0引 0．033 0．042 0．025 0．052 0．034 0．033 0．041 8．073 0．066 0．072 0．053 3．1 ト7 T．6 1．4 0．043 0．033 0．035 0．028 0．044 0．039 0．034 ロ．035 0．074 0．085 0．06ヲ 0．0占i 3・5 1・6 】・4 l．40．053 0．029（0．027） 0．0260．059 0．04王（0．034）0．030 O．062 0．067 0．06】0．047 3．0 1．7（い） 0．ヲ 0．033 0．029 0．024 0．0260．038 0．037 0．032 0．O17 0．065 0．046 0．0610．041 3．l － 0．6 】．0 0．03i O．023 0．021 0．01ヲ 0，029 0．035 0．027 0．O14 0．067 0．058 0．074 0．045 3．6 】．1 0．7 1．2 0．041 0．028 0．032 0．026 0．025 0．033 0．024 0．014 0．068 0．069 0．078 0．048 （3．3） 1．7 l．2 1．2 0．033 0．024 0．023 0．018 0．026 0．037 0．028 0．025 0．052 0．045 0．058 0．036 3．8 1．2 1．2 i．3 0．036 0．018 0．023 0．018 0．025 0．024 0．02（；0．028 8′b744502・▲－44日U 0U ）（∪3））5● －88 一 3 112 1 －▲・・117′人U5248 2 12222 2 －・ 118（U′0237 0．】05 0．099 0．109 0．0ハU O O O（U′l＼ ・32 ●11．、1 ，2 l．8 0．039 0．038 0．037 0．028 0．056 0．056 0．040 0．047 0．093 0．079 0．082 0． l．7 0．047 0，042 0．d50 0．038 0．052 0．048 0．039 0，038 0．080 0．086 0．092 0． 1．4 0．06】 0．061 0，070 0．048 0．055 0．046 0．044 0．055 0．069 0．043 0．058 0． 】．8 0．047 0．039 0．038 0．034 0．051 0．040 0．036 0．05i 0．074 0．058 0，054 0． l．7 0，056 0．037 0．042 0，0310．057 0．043 0．042 0．056 0．072 0．056 0．060 0． l．5 0．044 0，027 0．025 0．O19 0．05ヲ 0．034 0．033 0．04ヲ 222．大気汚染，騒音振動，水質汚濁の苦情，陳情受付件数（昭和47～51年度） RECElVED CASES OF CoMPLAINTS AND PETmONS ON AIR PoLLUTION， NoISES，VIBRATION AND WATER CoNTAMINATION（1972～1976FiscalYcar） ばい煙i粉じん事雷撃悉 の 年度および地域 そ他 ‥ 警。iseぎ璽≡brati≡i還 Fiscal year and district 、∴・・・≡・・・・・・・∴・、∴：i∴J∴－ 70U Oノ（U1年 7 777了23 A▲ 56 077′05 ■・・－ （ブ118′O3352ハ‖0 QU 6OU 52534285′LU nO 7808了 昭 44A▲55 80U qノ∩）5 0U ′b′D5仁J5q／44一1■Ⅰ2Qノ′D 4 2 r07 t－77r〜3 0′b／b3ごU QノQノqノQノ∩ロ 16650 84．23■・－ （＝0 qノOU5′D5 4 5 106 32Qノq／0 43332 ‡4413 4:038 587 1 332 2 577 nD i2228 5√り9 3 120ヲ5 111了2 ー 0ハリC∠50U75qノウJ377qノ33nO7／b－－2ハリ7q／4 Ⅰ・l 了
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