Mapa Sossego

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Chapecó noise map

The Sossego Index estimates the noise of each neighbourhood from the traffic, airports, railways and local sources mapped in OpenStreetMap. 101 neighbourhoods of Chapecó were rated. The city average is 85, Very calm. The quietest neighbourhood is Alto da Serra, scoring 100, and the loudest is Industrial, scoring 55.

Map of the neighbourhoods of Chapecó

Each dot is a neighbourhood, coloured by its index. Click to open its page.

What explains the ranking

The roads that most often set the noise of a neighbourhood are Rodovia Engenheiro Serafim Enoss Bertaso (expressway, in 12 neighbourhoods), Acesso Plínio Arlindo de Nês (expressway, in 8 neighbourhoods) and Avenida Leopoldo Sander (expressway, in 8 neighbourhoods).

Aeroporto de Chapecó weighs on the index of 59 neighbourhoods.

At night, with less traffic, the city average rises to 96. 23 neighbourhoods are above the 50 dB(A) that NBR 10151 sets at night for residential areas; by day, 42 are above 55 dB(A).

Chapecó neighbourhoods ranked

From quietest to loudest. Click a neighbourhood for details.

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1Alto da Serra100
2Boa Vista100
3Bom Retiro100
4Condomínio Bouganville100
5Condomínio Villagos100
6Desbravador100
7Espelho das Águas100
8Jardim Europa100
9Loteamento Castanheiras100
10Loteamento Desbravador II100
11Loteamento Jardim Imperial100
12Loteamento Panamá100
13New Villas 2100
14Paraíso100
15Santa Paulina100
16Vila Real100
17Vila Rica100
18Progresso99
19Dom Leonardo98
20Loteamento Giardino98
21São Francisco98
22Jardim Paraíso97
23Vederti97
24Vederti 297
25Zanrosso 297
26Água Santa96
27Bruno Germano96
28Esplanada96
29Pinheirinho96
30Bom Pastor95
31Fiorentin95
32Fronteira Sul95
33Loteamento Vederti 294
34Seminário94
35Loteamento Zanotto93
36Passo dos Fortes93
37Pôr do Sol 293
38Araras92
39Lajeado92
40Jardins91
41Pôr do Sol91
42Parque Santa Catarina90
43Campestre89
44Don Matheus89
45Loteamento Centenarium89
46Líder88
47Dom Gerônimo86
48Dona Lídia86
49Dom Pascoal85
50New Villas85
51Loteamento Sereno Soprana84
52Monte Belo84
53Loteamento Califórnia83
54Loteamento Sperandio83
55São Pedro83
56Bela Vista81
57Figueira81
58São Lucas81
59Vila Páscoa81
60Alice80
61Condomínio Real Park80
62Engenho Braun80
63Presidente Médici80
64Vila Esperança80
65Alice 279
66Santo Antônio79
67Vila Mantelli79
68Colatto78
69Loteamento Aury Bodanese78
70Loteamento Vederti78
71Universitário78
72Zanrosso78
73Condomínio Casas da Montanha77
74Jardins do Vale77
75Maria Goretti77
76Loteamento Reserva dos Pinhais IV76
77Alta Floresta75
78Mirante do Sul75
79Loteamento Tiago74
80Santos Dumont74
81Colina do Sol73
82Efapi73
83São Cristóvão73
84Vitório Rosa73
85Jardim América72
86Jardim do Lago72
87Marechal Bormann72
88Quedas do Palmital71
89Saic71
90Palmital70
91Alvorada69
92Eldorado69
93Cristo Rei68
94Santa Maria68
95Centro65
96Parque das Palmeiras65
97Belvedere62
98Trevo58
99Jardim Itália56
100Loteamento Avenida56
101Industrial55

Most exposed schools and hospitals

97 schools and 5 hospitals in Chapecó scored with the same model, the most exposed to noise first.

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Questions about noise in Chapecó

Which is the quietest neighbourhood of Chapecó?

Alto da Serra, with Sossego Index 100 out of 100. The road that weighs most there is Rua do Comércio, 98 m from the centre of the neighbourhood.

Which is the loudest neighbourhood of Chapecó?

Industrial, with Sossego Index 55. The main source of noise is the Aeroporto de Chapecó airport, 5.1 km away.

What is the average noise level of Chapecó?

The average of the 101 neighbourhoods is 85 out of 100, Very calm, about 53 dB(A) by day. At night the average rises to 96.

What is the noise limit in Chapecó?

The national technical reference is NBR 10151: 55 dB(A) by day and 50 at night in mixed, mostly residential areas, 50 and 45 near schools and hospitals, 60 and 55 in commercial areas. Municipal noise ordinances may set different hours and limits; check with the city.

How was the noise of each neighbourhood calculated?

The Sossego Index is an estimate made with an acoustic model over OpenStreetMap data: roads by type, railways, airports and local sources. Each neighbourhood gets the median of nine points around its centre. It is not a sound level meter measurement. The full methodology, with the validation against measurements, is on the How it works page.

How to read this index

The Sossego Index runs from 0 to 100 and is an estimate built from open data, not an on-site measurement. 100 means 48 dB(A) or less, the level of a calm residential area. 0 means 86 dB(A) or more, the level of a heavy traffic avenue. Each neighbourhood's value is the median of nine points around its centre.

Read the full methodology

OpenStreetMap data, computed on October 21, 2026.