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Palma de Mallorca: 86

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Safrom's citywide research estimate is 86/100. Higher scores mean safer on the model's scale. Evidence as of . Confidence: D.

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5 areas with estimates. Area evidence as of .

mapped_geomorphological_floodplain_land_percentage · Geomorphological inventory; geometry survey year unspecified; catalogue snapshot 2026-10-10.

Local evidence is the Balearic government ZPI geomorphological floodplain inventory, published snapshot 2026-10-10. The catalogue does not specify the geometry survey year. Historical terrain and sedimentary features indicate flood predisposition; this is not the statistical ARPSI flood-probability model or a current alert. District metric is the percentage of district land intersecting mapped geomorphological floodplains. It is an exposure proxy, not an annual flood probability, prediction of inundation at a hotel, or crime measure. All five mapped districts intersect the inventory; land outside polygons is not declared flood-free. Covers the five populated districts of Palma on Mallorca. Cabrera archipelago and port areas outside those OSM district boundaries are not scored. OSM administrative boundaries are orientation data, not a cadastral or legal determination. Only disaster_and_environment varies locally; the citywide estimate and other dimensions use Spain national priors. ZPI legal designations can be superseded by validated hydraulic studies; consult the official water portal for current planning and flood restrictions. Source: Govern de les Illes Balears, Direcció General de Recursos Hídrics, Zones Potencialment Inundables. Catalogue license: Creative Commons Attribution. Aggregation and scoring by Safrom; no official endorsement. The citywide score uses Spain national priors. Local evidence adjusts only disaster_and_environment.

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Area evidence and limitations

Local evidence is the Balearic government ZPI geomorphological floodplain inventory, published snapshot 2026-10-10. The catalogue does not specify the geometry survey year. Historical terrain and sedimentary features indicate flood predisposition; this is not the statistical ARPSI flood-probability model or a current alert. District metric is the percentage of district land intersecting mapped geomorphological floodplains. It is an exposure proxy, not an annual flood probability, prediction of inundation at a hotel, or crime measure. All five mapped districts intersect the inventory; land outside polygons is not declared flood-free. Covers the five populated districts of Palma on Mallorca. Cabrera archipelago and port areas outside those OSM district boundaries are not scored. OSM administrative boundaries are orientation data, not a cadastral or legal determination. Only disaster_and_environment varies locally; the citywide estimate and other dimensions use Spain national priors. ZPI legal designations can be superseded by validated hydraulic studies; consult the official water portal for current planning and flood restrictions. Source: Govern de les Illes Balears, Direcció General de Recursos Hídrics, Zones Potencialment Inundables. Catalogue license: Creative Commons Attribution. Aggregation and scoring by Safrom; no official endorsement. The citywide score uses Spain national priors. Local evidence adjusts only disaster_and_environment.

Boundaries: OpenStreetMap contributors · Palma five populated districts (ODbL 1.0; © OpenStreetMap contributors. https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright).

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Citywide evidence

Personal violence
93/100
Property & scams
75/100
Getting around
89/100
Health & rescue
97/100
Conflict & stability
86/100
Disaster & environment
63/100
Infrastructure response
96/100

Local evidence is the Balearic government ZPI geomorphological floodplain inventory, published snapshot 2026-10-10. The catalogue does not specify the geometry survey year. Historical terrain and sedimentary features indicate flood predisposition; this is not the statistical ARPSI flood-probability model or a current alert. District metric is the percentage of district land intersecting mapped geomorphological floodplains. It is an exposure proxy, not an annual flood probability, prediction of inundation at a hotel, or crime measure. All five mapped districts intersect the inventory; land outside polygons is not declared flood-free. Covers the five populated districts of Palma on Mallorca. Cabrera archipelago and port areas outside those OSM district boundaries are not scored. OSM administrative boundaries are orientation data, not a cadastral or legal determination. Only disaster_and_environment varies locally; the citywide estimate and other dimensions use Spain national priors. ZPI legal designations can be superseded by validated hydraulic studies; consult the official water portal for current planning and flood restrictions. Source: Govern de les Illes Balears, Direcció General de Recursos Hídrics, Zones Potencialment Inundables. Catalogue license: Creative Commons Attribution. Aggregation and scoring by Safrom; no official endorsement. The citywide score uses Spain national priors. Local evidence adjusts only disaster_and_environment.

City sources and their limitations
  • European Commission JRC and INFORM partners · Spain INFORM Mid-2026 components

    Natural=3.7; Current Conflict Intensity=1.4; Infrastructure=0.4; Access to health care=0.3. Published 0–10 components multiplied by ten for the existing research risk scale.; Country humanitarian-risk priors, not measured local street risks. European Union, CC BY 4.0.

  • UNODC via UN Statistics Division · Spain national homicide and theft

    Homicide: 0.7 per 100,000 (2023); theft: 379.9 per 100,000 (2022). Country observations.; Weak property calibration: existing France research risk 45 + bounded(10 × log2(379.9/2011.4), ±20), using the same-year UN theft series. Definitions and reporting differ between countries.

  • European Commission, CARE and national sources · Spain road deaths, 2025 preliminary

    36 deaths per million residents, converted to 3.6 per 100,000. Preliminary estimate. European Union, CC BY 4.0.

  • Govern de les Illes Balears / Direcció General de Recursos Hídrics · Palma mapped geomorphological floodplain exposure

    Local evidence is the Balearic government ZPI geomorphological floodplain inventory, published snapshot 2026-10-10. The catalogue does not specify the geometry survey year. Historical terrain and sedimentary features indicate flood predisposition; this is not the statistical ARPSI flood-probability model or a current alert.; District metric is the percentage of district land intersecting mapped geomorphological floodplains. It is an exposure proxy, not an annual flood probability, prediction of inundation at a hotel, or crime measure. All five mapped districts intersect the inventory; land outside polygons is not declared flood-free.; Covers the five populated districts of Palma on Mallorca. Cabrera archipelago and port areas outside those OSM district boundaries are not scored. OSM administrative boundaries are orientation data, not a cadastral or legal determination.; Only disaster_and_environment varies locally; the citywide estimate and other dimensions use Spain national priors. ZPI legal designations can be superseded by validated hydraulic studies; consult the official water portal for current planning and flood restrictions.; Source: Govern de les Illes Balears, Direcció General de Recursos Hídrics, Zones Potencialment Inundables. Catalogue license: Creative Commons Attribution. Aggregation and scoring by Safrom; no official endorsement.

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