Apartment - Mănăștur

Air qualityModerate

Typically 51–100 on the US AQI scale

The monitoring stations in the western part of Cluj-Napoca municipality show average air quality values, with a typical AQI between 51 and 100. The main pollutants are fine particles (PM₂.₅, PM₁₀), especially in winter due to traffic and residential heating, as well as NO₂ near heavily trafficked roads. Levels increase during cold periods and peak hours.

Noise & trafficModerate

Main noise sources: Road traffic · Public transport

The area is characterized by residential apartment blocks and streets with moderate vehicle traffic, as well as public transport lines. Strategic noise maps show average levels, with no major industrial or railway sources nearby. The perceived noise is typical of a dense urban neighborhood, but does not reach high thresholds.

EarthquakeLow

Cluj-Napoca is located in a zone of low seismic hazard according to the national map (one of the lowest design values in the country), far from the Vrancea source. Major earthquakes are rare and local effects are minimal for ordinary buildings.

FloodingLow

The area is situated on relatively high ground, away from major riverbeds, and does not appear on fluvial flood risk maps. Occasional water accumulation may occur after torrential rains, but there is no history of significant flooding here.

Landslides / ground stabilityVery low

This part of the city is urbanized, with predominantly flat or gently rolling terrain and no history of landslides reported in recent urban planning documentation. The risk of soil instability is very low.