Noise map
Carapicuíba noise map
The Sossego Index estimates the noise of each neighbourhood from the traffic, airports, railways and local sources mapped in OpenStreetMap. 21 neighbourhoods of Carapicuíba were rated. The city average is 76, Calm. The quietest neighbourhood is Monte Carmello, scoring 98, and the loudest is Jardim Goipuva, scoring 52.
Map of the neighbourhoods of Carapicuíba
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 Avenida Inocêncio Seráfico (arterial road, in 5 neighbourhoods), Estrada do Jacarandá (main local road, in 4 neighbourhoods) and Rodoanel Mário Covas (motorway, in 4 neighbourhoods).
No neighbourhood has an airport close enough to weigh on the index.
At night, with less traffic, the city average rises to 94. 5 neighbourhoods are above the 50 dB(A) that NBR 10151 sets at night for residential areas; by day, 15 are above 55 dB(A).
Carapicuíba neighbourhoods ranked
From quietest to loudest. Click a neighbourhood for details.
| # | Neighbourhood | Index | Night | Rating | Main road |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Monte Carmello | 98 | 100 | Very calm | Estrada Egídio Vitorello (main local road, 113 m) |
| 2 | Ariston | 91 | 100 | Very calm | Avenida Comendador Dante Carraro (main local road, 112 m) |
| 3 | Jardim Ana Stella | 85 | 100 | Very calm | Rua General Carneiro (residential street, 49 m) |
| 4 | Alto de Santa Lúcia | 83 | 100 | Calm | Estrada Jacaranda (collector road, 83 m) |
| 5 | Chácara Quiririm | 83 | 100 | Calm | Rua Ministro Nelson Hungria (main local road, 84 m) |
| 6 | Aldeia de Carapicuíba | 81 | 100 | Calm | Avenida Marginal do Ribeirão (collector road, 184 m) |
| 7 | Vila Menck | 80 | 100 | Calm | Estrada do Aderno (collector road, 31 m) |
| 8 | Vila Dirce | 79 | 99 | Calm | Avenida Inocêncio Seráfico (arterial road, 192 m) |
| 9 | Vila Silviânia | 79 | 94 | Calm | Avenida Nossa Senhora Aparecida (main local road, 50 m) |
| 10 | Jardim Maria Beatriz | 78 | 100 | Calm | Estrada do Jacarandá (collector road, 237 m) |
| 11 | Parque Jandaia | 78 | 96 | Calm | Estrada do Copiuva (main local road, 41 m) |
| 12 | Vila Helemar | 78 | 100 | Calm | Rua Adailton dos Santos (main local road, 17 m) |
| 13 | Vila Velloso | 77 | 100 | Calm | Avenida Inocêncio Seráfico (arterial road, 9 m) |
| 14 | Cohab II | 74 | 94 | Calm | Avenida Perimetral Sudoeste (collector road, 108 m) |
| 15 | Parque José Alexandre | 73 | 94 | Calm | Avenida Perimetral Sudoeste (collector road, 87 m) |
| 16 | Centro | 72 | 86 | Calm | Avenida Inocêncio Seráfico (arterial road, 21 m) |
| 17 | Vila Creti | 71 | 94 | Calm | Estrada Tambory (main local road, 29 m) |
| 18 | Vila Caldas | 69 | 85 | Active | Avenida Ruy Barbosa (main local road, 16 m) |
| 19 | Jardim Cibele | 68 | 88 | Active | Estrada da Gabiroba (collector road, 41 m) |
| 20 | Vila Municipal | 57 | 69 | Active | Avenida Desembargador Doutor Eduardo Cunha de Abreu (arterial road, 117 m) |
| 21 | Jardim Goipuva | 52 | 65 | Active | Rodoanel Mário Covas (motorway, 188 m) |
Most exposed schools and hospitals
169 schools and 27 hospitals in Carapicuíba scored with the same model, the most exposed to noise first.
See the rankingQuestions about noise in Carapicuíba
Which is the quietest neighbourhood of Carapicuíba?
Monte Carmello, with Sossego Index 98 out of 100. The road that weighs most there is Estrada Egídio Vitorello, 113 m from the centre of the neighbourhood.
Which is the loudest neighbourhood of Carapicuíba?
Jardim Goipuva, with Sossego Index 52. The main source of noise is the traffic on Rodoanel Mário Covas, 188 m from the centre of the neighbourhood.
What is the average noise level of Carapicuíba?
The average of the 21 neighbourhoods is 76 out of 100, Calm, about 57 dB(A) by day. At night the average rises to 94.
What is the noise limit in Carapicuíba?
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 methodologyOpenStreetMap data, computed on October 21, 2026.