Radobyčice: nature and quiet
Radobyčice: parks and greenery, noise by day and night, air, summer heat, radon, floods and tap water.
Parks and greenery
Details
Parks, forests and all greenery (plus gardens, meadows, orchards, vineyards, allotments, cemeteries) are counted from the neighbourhood’s area, the distance to a park (from 0.2 ha) or forest (from 1 ha) as the crow flies as the median over the neighbourhood’s addresses.
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Frequently asked questions
Is there traffic noise in Radobyčice?
28 % of addresses have all-day traffic noise above 60 dB (2022 strategic noise map, Lden). The median of Plzeň’s neighbourhoods is 33 %.
How far is a park or forest from Radobyčice?
Half of the addresses have a park or forest within 152 m. The median of the city’s neighbourhoods is 150 m.
What is the radon index in Radobyčice?
By the Czech Geological Survey map, the bedrock under Radobyčice has a mostly low radon index, high for 0.9 % of addresses (city-wide < 0.1 %). A measurement decides for a given house.
Is Radobyčice undermined or on a landslide?
33 addresses lie on undermined land, with old mine tunnels below the surface: 3.8 % (Plzeň-Černice); city-wide it is 3.3 % of addresses. No address lies on a slope deformation (city-wide 0 % of addresses). The figure holds for the area; for a specific house, ask the building office before you buy.
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