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Berlin's loudest sonic place?

Stadtring, 14057 Berlin, Germany

A 4-minute field recording by Peter Cusack made in Charlottenburg, Germany on 4 November 2014, in the afternoon. Soundscape: streets & traffic, trains & stations and trams, metros & buses.

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Berlin's loudest sonic place?
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Spectrogram of Berlin's loudest sonic place?
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Recordist's notes

This S-Bahn station sits in the middle of 2 motorways - the busiest route in and out of the city. Waiting there one is constantly surrounded and immersed in traffic. Sometimes you can't even hear the trains arriving. The Berlin Senate's publication on city noise describes this as Berlin's noisiest spot.

Written by Peter Cusack on radio aporee ::: maps.

About the place

Charlottenburg is a city of about 129,359 people in State of Berlin, Germany. OttoAnna lists 81 field recordings from here.

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