Mapa Sossego

Neighbourhood noise map

Amélia, Sumaré

Sossego Index 75 out of 100: Calm. Ranked 115 of the 184 neighbourhoods rated in Sumaré. That is below the city average of 78.

Calm

Low noise most of the day. You can sleep with the window open.

75
Street level estimate: ~57 dB(A)
0 · LoudActiveVery calm · 100

Inside the neighbourhood the index runs from 55 to 89. Some corners are much louder than others, usually next to the avenues.

The roads that weigh most on the noise of the neighbourhood are Rua William Ricardo Calegari (main local road, 11 m), Rua Geraldo Amâncio da Silva (main local road, 51 m) and Rodovia Anhanguera (motorway, 962 m). Traffic is the main source of noise.

The nearest airport is an unnamed airfield (small), 7.1 km away. Far enough to barely count.

Nearby local sources: Villares Metals (292 m).

Day and night

Day
75~57 dB(A)
Night
96~49 dB(A)

By day the estimate is 57 dB(A), index 75. At night, with less traffic, it drops to 49 dB(A), index 96. It is above the daytime NBR 10151 reference for residential areas (55 dB(A)) but within the night one (50 dB(A)).

What makes up the index

Traffic
~55 dB(A)
Calm
Airports
~38 dB(A)
Very calm
Local sources
~43 dB(A)
Very calm

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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.

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OpenStreetMap data, computed on October 21, 2026.