Quietest neighbourhoods in Lublin

Average Lden noise level for the neighbourhoods of Lublin, in decibels. Lden is a 24-hour average with penalties for evening and night — the same indicator the EU Environmental Noise Directive uses.

What this is measured against

The WHO recommends keeping road traffic noise below 53 dB Lden; the EU treats 55 dB as its reporting threshold and 65 dB as high annoyance.

Above 55 dB Lden: 5 of 26 measured neighbourhoods.

From 51 dB in Abramowice to 58 dB in Czuby Północne — a 7 dB range.

Ranking of Lublin neighbourhoods
#	Neighbourhood	Value	Score
1	Abramowice	51 dB	100
2	Węglin Północny	51 dB	100
3	Głusk	51 dB	92
4	Sławin	51 dB	88
5	Czechów Północny	51 dB	85
6	Ponikwoda	51 dB	81
7	Czuby Południowe	51 dB	77
8	Kośminek	52 dB	73
9	Szerokie	52 dB	73
10	Wrotków	52 dB	65
11	Hajdów-Zadębie	52 dB	62
12	Felin	52 dB	58
13	Dziesiąta	53 dB	54
14	Tatary	53 dB	50
15	Bronowice	54 dB	46
16	Sławinek	54 dB	42
17	Za Cukrownią	54 dB	38
18	Śródmieście	54 dB	35
19	Węglin Południowy	54 dB	31
20	Wieniawa	55 dB	27
21	Konstantynów	55 dB	23
22	Kalinowszczyzna	55 dB	19
23	Stare Miasto	55 dB	15
24	Czechów Południowy	56 dB	12
25	Rury	56 dB	8
26	Czuby Północne	58 dB	4

The 0–100 scores are computed within Lublin: they compare its neighbourhoods with each other, not with the rest of the country.

Neighbourhoods with no data for this indicator

We have no measurement for 1 neighbourhood in Lublin. That is neither a good nor a bad result — it is an absence of data.

Zemborzyce

Data: European Environment Agency (strategic noise maps).