DH1 4ED · 2018-06-29 · from the WORLDHUMMAP archive
A low hum in DH1 4ED
Constant deep humming, roughly 60 Hz I found the source! It was emanating from an building site for a multi-storey retail development (Framwell Gate, Durham). Specifically it was coming from industrial air conditioning units, and then it was resonating nearby concrete structures. To reach my apartment it had to travel through ~750 meters of ground,
Deep droning humming noise. Near constant, with intermittment stoppage for a few seconds at a time. I have been hearing the humfor a week so far. There are several large constuction sites in…
Its like a vibration as if something is running close by which is electrical and its causing movement which I can hear. Your question about living in is vague. I live in a flat at the end o…
Very low hum which sounds like a large boat engine idling Yes, I do not just hear the hum. The sound is accompanied by a physical sensation very similar to a mild electric shock which I main…
Very low frequency humming I contacted the local Council but their only response was to offer to deploy noise nuisance recording equipment (designed to address noisy neighbours), which I did…
It's a deep, rumbling sound that is similar to a running diesel engine, or music with a deep bass being played. Although it helps to play music/put on a fan to drown out the hum, putting my …
A low humming noise, recently started, around 60Hz. It is not coming from any gas, electricity or water in the house as I have turned all of these off, and the humming persists. Very hard to…
both described a low hum · 145 km away
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