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Metropolitan City of Cagliari

Natural hazards and seismic zone municipality by municipality, for home buyers.

According to ISPRA’s mosaic, 3.4% of the territory of the Metropolitan City of Cagliari has high or very high landslide hazard (P3 and P4), with 0.1% of the residents. 9.1% of the territory of the Metropolitan City of Cagliari is in the flood area of the medium-probability scenario (P2), with 7.3% of the residents. Among Italy’s 107 provinces it ranks 68th for landslide hazard P3-P4 and 40th for flood area (P2).

Municipalities by seismic zone: 17 in zone 4.

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Municipalities by share of territory in landslide class P3/P4

Capoterra13.9%
Assemini13.2%
Pula8.9%
Villa San Pietro2.7%
Cagliari1.5%
Quartucciu1.3%
Settimo San Pietro0.9%
Quartu Sant’Elena0.8%
Sinnai0.5%
Sarroch0.1%

Municipalities by share of territory in flood scenario P2

Cagliari39.9%
Decimomannu19.9%
Monserrato18.2%
Elmas18.2%
Assemini16.3%
Capoterra13%
Uta12.4%
Selargius9%
Pula8.1%
Villa San Pietro7.9%

All 17 municipalities

MunicipalitySeismic zoneLandslide P3-P4Flood P2
Assemini413.2%16.3%
Cagliari41.5%39.9%
Capoterra413.9%13%
Decimomannu40%19.9%
Elmas40%18.2%
Maracalagonis40.1%0.5%
Monserrato40%18.2%
Pula48.9%8.1%
Quartu Sant’Elena40.8%2.9%
Quartucciu41.3%0.9%
Sarroch40.1%0.1%
Selargius40%9%
Sestu40%5.9%
Settimo San Pietro40.9%5.9%
Sinnai40.5%0.5%
Uta40%12.4%
Villa San Pietro42.7%7.9%

Landslides and floods in the province

ISPRA indicatorCASardegna
Landslide, very high hazard (P4)0.9%2.1%
Landslide, high hazard (P3)2.5%7.3%
Landslide, areas of attention0%0%
Residents in landslide areas P3-P40.1%1.3%
Buildings in landslide areas P3-P40.3%2%
Flood, high probability (P3)7.7%3.4%
Flood, medium probability (P2)9.1%4%
Flood, low probability (P1)19.9%7%
Residents in P2 flood areas7.3%7.5%
Buildings in P2 flood areas10.3%7.5%

Sources: ISPRA IdroGEO, Civil Protection, Istat (25 October 2026).

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