Praha 14: nature and quiet
Praha 14: parks and greenery, noise by day and night, air, summer heat, radon, floods and tap water.
Greenery, noise and air
Details
We take the noise at the loudest point within 20 m of the address, usually the street-facing façade. The legal limit for road noise is 55 dB by day and 45 dB at night, 60 and 50 dB along main roads.
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Frequently asked questions
How noisy is living in Praha 14?
18 % of addresses have daytime traffic noise above 60 dB (strategic noise map). The median of the city’s districts is 20 %.
How much greenery is there in Praha 14?
Parks and forests cover 15 % of the area. The median of the city’s districts is 15 %.
Is Praha 14 in a flood zone?
0.1 % of the addresses in Praha 14 lie in an unprotected 100-year flood zone. City-wide it is 1.0 % of addresses.
What is the radon index in Praha 14?
By the Czech Geological Survey map, the bedrock under Praha 14 has a mostly medium radon index; no address has a high one (city-wide 1.9 % of addresses). A measurement decides for a given house.
Is Praha 14 undermined or on a landslide?
102 addresses lie on undermined land, with old mine tunnels below the surface: 2.4 % (Hloubětín); city-wide it is 0.1 % of addresses. No address lies on a slope deformation (city-wide < 0.1 % of addresses). The figure holds for the area; for a specific house, ask the building office before you buy.
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