Apartment - Zorilor

Air qualityFair

Typically 30–80 on the US AQI scale

The monitoring stations in Cluj-Napoca show that levels of NO₂, PM₂.₅ and PM₁₀ are moderate throughout the year, with peaks during the cold season and during peak traffic hours. Pollution is driven mainly by traffic and residential heating, but values do not frequently exceed alert thresholds. The Zorilor area does not present any particular negative characteristics compared to the rest of the city.

Noise & trafficModerate

Main noise sources: Road traffic · Public transport

This location is situated on an important urban artery in Zorilor, with constant road traffic and public transport lines, but it is not a major junction or an area with intense nightlife. Background noise is present especially during peak hours, but does not reach the levels found on the most congested boulevards in the city.

EarthquakeLow

The national seismic hazard map (P100‑1) places Cluj‑Napoca in the zone with a design acceleration of approximately 0.10 g, among the lowest in Romania, which means a low seismic risk. The urban soil in Zorilor does not appear to significantly amplify this risk, so overall the risk is low.

FloodingVery low

The Zorilor area is situated on a high plateau, far from major watercourses and outside the flood-mapped zones according to ANAR/INHGA maps. There are no reports of pluvial or sewer flooding in this area, making the risk practically negligible.

Landslides / ground stabilityVery low

The Zorilor neighbourhood is located on flat terrain, with no steep slopes or history of landslides in the immediate vicinity, according to the city's geotechnical documents. Therefore, the risk of landslides is very low.