This stratospheric ozone “hole” (the purple and black areas) in the region of Antarctica was at its 2006 minimum of 105 DU on September 25th and covered a maximum area of 28.0 million km2. The 2006 hole was almost as large as the record 2000 hole, which peaked at 28.4 million km2.
Note: One Dobson unit (DU) corresponds to about one ozone molecule for every billion molecules and atoms present in air.