Mapa Sossego

Noise map

Criciúma noise map

The Sossego Index estimates the noise of each neighbourhood from the traffic, airports, railways and local sources mapped in OpenStreetMap. 108 neighbourhoods of Criciúma were rated. The city average is 84, Calm. The quietest neighbourhood is Capão Bonito, scoring 100, and the loudest is Centro, scoring 55.

Map of the neighbourhoods of Criciúma

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 Luiz Rosso (arterial road, in 12 neighbourhoods), Avenida Centenário (arterial road, in 10 neighbourhoods) and Rodovia Governador Jorge Lacerda (collector road, in 9 neighbourhoods).

Aeroporto Diomício Freitas weighs on the index of 3 neighbourhoods.

At night, with less traffic, the city average rises to 95. 36 neighbourhoods are above the 50 dB(A) that NBR 10151 sets at night for residential areas; by day, 43 are above 55 dB(A).

Criciúma neighbourhoods ranked

From quietest to loudest. Click a neighbourhood for details.

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1Capão Bonito100
2Colonial100
3Dona Amália100
4Jardim Esteves100
5Linha Batista100
6Loteamento Bittencourt100
7Mina do Toco100
8Mina União100
9Morro Albino100
10Morro Cechinel100
11Morro Estêvão100
12Pedro Zanivan100
13Poço Um100
14São Domingos100
15São Roque100
16Verdinho100
17Vila Macarini100
18Vila Maria100
19Vila Selinger100
20Vila Visconde100
21Argentina99
22Demboski97
23João Dagostin97
24Nossa Senhora do Carmo97
25Vila Zuleima97
26Metropol95
27Monte Castelo95
28São Sebastião95
29Vila Nova Esperança95
30Buenos Aires93
31Maria Zanette93
32Sangão93
33Catarinense92
34Linha Anta92
35Lote 692
36Bosque do Repouso91
37Jardim Montevidéu91
38Vila Rica91
39Cruzeiro do Sul90
40Laranjinha90
41Mãe Luzia90
42Progresso89
43Santo Antônio88
44Primeira Linha87
45Vera Cruz87
46Vila Floresta II87
47Vila Isabel87
48Quarta Linha85
49Vila Miguel85
50Cristo Redentor84
51Mina do Mato84
52Renascer84
53Residencial Villagio Chiesa84
54Coloninha Zilli83
55Jardim Angélica83
56Wosocris83
57Ana Maria82
58Maria Céu82
59Mina Brasil82
60Rio Maina82
61São Marcos82
62São Simão82
63Archimedes Naspolini81
64Linha Cabral81
65Vila Floresta I81
66Ceará80
67Fábio Silva80
68Imigrantes80
69Recanto Verde80
70Santa Luzia80
71Vila Manaus80
72Vila São José80
73Estaçãozinha79
74Loteamento Residencial Parque da Chaminé78
75Santa Bárbara78
76Imperatriz77
77Loteamento Camélias77
78São Defende77
79Loteamento Marisa76
80Distrito Industrial75
81Jardim das Paineiras75
82São Francisco75
83Comerciário74
84Milanese74
85Paraíso74
86Brasília73
87Cidade Mineira Velha73
88São João72
89Tereza Cristina71
90Boa Vista70
91Vila Francesa70
92Liberdade69
93Santa Augusta69
94São Cristóvão69
95Universitário69
96Cidade Mineira Nova68
97Operária Nova68
98Pinheirinho68
99Primeira Linha Pontilhão67
100São Luiz66
101Juventude65
102Nossa Senhora da Salete65
103Santa Catarina65
104Jardim Maristela64
105Próspera62
106Michel60
107Pio Corrêa57
108Centro55

Most exposed schools and hospitals

107 schools and 8 hospitals in Criciúma scored with the same model, the most exposed to noise first.

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Questions about noise in Criciúma

Which is the quietest neighbourhood of Criciúma?

Capão Bonito, with Sossego Index 100 out of 100. The road that weighs most there is Rodovia Governador Jorge Lacerda, 810 m from the centre of the neighbourhood.

Which is the loudest neighbourhood of Criciúma?

Centro, with Sossego Index 55. The main source of noise is the traffic on Avenida Centenário, 116 m from the centre of the neighbourhood.

What is the average noise level of Criciúma?

The average of the 108 neighbourhoods is 84 out of 100, Calm, about 53 dB(A) by day. At night the average rises to 95.

What is the noise limit in Criciúma?

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.