Mapa Sossego

Noise map

Marília noise map

The Sossego Index estimates the noise of each neighbourhood from the traffic, airports, railways and local sources mapped in OpenStreetMap. 76 neighbourhoods of Marília were rated. The city average is 77, Calm. The quietest neighbourhood is Amadeu Amaral, scoring 100, and the loudest is Fragata, scoring 45.

Map of the neighbourhoods of Marília

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 Comandante João Ribeiro de Barros (motorway, in 37 neighbourhoods), Rodovia Rachid Rayes (expressway, in 23 neighbourhoods) and Rodovia Transbrasiliana (expressway, in 8 neighbourhoods).

Aeroporto Estadual de Marília weighs on the index of 6 neighbourhoods.

At night, with less traffic, the city average rises to 90. 36 neighbourhoods are above the 50 dB(A) that NBR 10151 sets at night for residential areas; by day, 42 are above 55 dB(A).

Marília neighbourhoods ranked

From quietest to loudest. Click a neighbourhood for details.

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1Amadeu Amaral100
2Conjunto Habitacional Vila dos Comerciários I100
3Conjunto Residencial Sargento José Carlos Alves Ferreira100
4Expedicionário Alberto Herreira100
5Jardim Sao Vicente de Paulo100
6Oswaldo Fanceli100
7Vila Real99
8Núcleo Habitacional José Teruel Martinez98
9Jardim Luciana97
10Residencial Firenze97
11Parque das Vivendas95
12Jardim Eldorado94
13Parque das Esmeraldas II94
14Parque dos Ipes94
15Jardim Veneza93
16Vila Tofolli93
17Jardim Domingos de Leo92
18Jardim Virgínia92
19Jardim Maria Izabel91
20Jardim Teotonio Vilela91
21Jardim Universitário91
22Maracá II91
23Vereador Eduardo Andrade Rei91
24Jardim Damasco II89
25Jardim Europa89
26Jardim California88
27Vila Parque das Nações88
28Jardim Planalto87
29Jardim Santa Paula87
30Vila Operária da Alimentação II86
31Jardim Julieta85
32Núcleo Habitacional Chico Mendes84
33Vila Romana84
34Residencial Arezzo I83
35Chico Mendes79
36Vila Maria79
37Jardim das Pérolas78
38Nova Marília77
39Vila Santa Antonieta77
40Jardim Pérola76
41Jardim Tropical76
42Luiz Homero Zaninotto76
43Vila Argolo Ferrão74
44Higienópolis70
45Jardim Cavallari70
46Jardim Jequitiba69
47Cavalieri68
48Jardim Flamingo68
49Lácio68
50Jardim D'Itália67
51Jardim Vitória67
52Jardim Casadei66
53Jardim Continental66
54Jardim Damasco I66
55Jardim Damasco III66
56Jardim Marajó65
57Jardim Guaruja64
58Jardim Itaipu64
59Jardim Portal do Sol64
60Joquei Club63
61Jardim Esplanada62
62Núcleo Habitacional Bela Vista62
63Jardim Bandeirantes61
64Jardim Itamarati61
65Jardim Polyana60
66Maracá I60
67Sítios de Recreio Céu Azul58
68Padre Nóbrega56
69Jardim Vista Alegre55
70Jardim Ohara54
71Jardim Parati54
72Lorenzetti54
73Chácara dos Laranjais51
74Jardim Morumbi51
75Paulista48
76Fragata45

Most exposed schools and hospitals

29 schools and 12 hospitals in Marília scored with the same model, the most exposed to noise first.

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Questions about noise in Marília

Which is the quietest neighbourhood of Marília?

Amadeu Amaral, with Sossego Index 100 out of 100. The road that weighs most there is Rua Gatúlio Vargas, 31 m from the centre of the neighbourhood.

Which is the loudest neighbourhood of Marília?

Fragata, with Sossego Index 45. The main source of noise is the traffic on Rodovia Comandante João Ribeiro de Barros, 222 m from the centre of the neighbourhood.

What is the average noise level of Marília?

The average of the 76 neighbourhoods is 77 out of 100, Calm, about 56 dB(A) by day. At night the average rises to 90.

What is the noise limit in Marília?

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.