Street in St. Pölten

Heidmayerstraße

3100 St. Pölten · Oberwagram · 21 houses

Fair

Half of the houses here score between 64 and 68.

St. Pölten average: 62.

Loud facades
1 of 21 housesroad noise of 65 dB or more
Quietest stretch
the whole streetquietness even from end to end
Public transport
class F0 of 21 houses in class A or B
Flooding
outside mapped flood areas

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Each house has its own page with its LAGE score, the noise at its facades and the walk to the next stop.

We score each of the 331,003 addresses in 10 Austrian cities with the same rules, from official open data. How it is calculated →

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From one end of the street to the other

Quietness stays even along the street, with a quietness score of 89 at Nos. 1 to 7 and 86 at Nos. 19 to 31.

Both sides of the street are about as quiet as each other.

For 18 of the 21 houses the quietness is an estimate, as their side streets lie outside the official noise maps.

Every house on Heidmayerstraße

No.LAGELoudest facadeQuiet side
1 69 estimated–
3 69 estimated–
4 67 estimated–
5 68 estimated–
6 67 estimated–
7 68 estimated–
9 69 estimated–
10 66 estimated–
11 65 estimated–
11a 66 estimated–
12 68 estimated–
14 63 estimated–
16 64 estimated–
17 65 estimated–
19 66 estimated–
22 64 estimated–
24 63 road 55–59 dByes
28 62 road 55–59 dByes
30 48 road 65–69 dBno
31 66 estimated–
GNR 124/33 64 estimated–

0–100, higher is better. Each house page shows its scores, the walking times and the projects nearby.

The neighbourhood of this street

Key facts

Loud road facade (≥ 65 dB Lden)
1 of 21
Building with a quiet side
18 of 21
Inside a 30- or 100-year flood area
0 of 21
Inside any mapped flood area (incl. 300-year)
0 of 21
Public transport class A or B
0 of 21
Green & open land within 300 m (average)
32 %
Distance to the nearest park (average)
535 m
PM2.5 / NO₂, modelled 2022 (average)
10.8 / 19.0 µg/m³

Streets nearby

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Sources: BEV cadastre and address register, state zoning plans (open data), BMLUK noise and flood maps, WLV hazard zones, ÖROK ÖV-Güteklassen 2025, European Environment Agency, Statistik Austria, © OpenStreetMap contributors. CC BY 4.0 / ODbL. Street codes from the address register of the BEV (Bundesamt für Eich- und Vermessungswesen).