RiverCruise.ai — Live European River Levels
Measured every 30 minutes from official government gauges. Last updated .
Every Danube gauge we track, ordered by river kilometre, measured every 30 minutes from the official government feed. Measured levels only — no forecasts. The worst status on the Danube right now is low.
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Official gauge: PASSAU DONAU · km 2226.7
395cm
↑ +4 cm in 24h · ↑ +11 cm in 7 days
Today 395 cm
PEGELONLINE classifies this as: low
30-day average 393 cm · range 375–430 cm
23 cm above the record low of 372 cm (6 Dec 1962)
German/Austrian border
Source: PEGELONLINE · measured · Full detail
Official gauge: HOFKIRCHEN · km 2256.9
145cm
↑ +7 cm in 24h · ↑ +2 cm in 7 days
Today 145 cm — below the record low of 155 cm
PEGELONLINE classifies this as: low
30-day average 151 cm · range 127–185 cm
10 cm BELOW the official record low of 155 cm set on 15 Aug 2022
Source: PEGELONLINE · measured · Full detail
Official gauge: PFELLING · km 2305.5
215cm
↑ +20 cm in 24h · ↑ +10 cm in 7 days
Today 215 cm — below the record low of 221 cm
PEGELONLINE classifies this as: low
30-day average 217 cm · range 189–259 cm
6 cm BELOW the official record low of 221 cm set on 17 Aug 2022
Source: PEGELONLINE · measured · Full detail
Official gauge: REGENSBURG EISERNE BRÜCKE · km 2379.3
195cm
↑ +8 cm in 24h · ↑ +10 cm in 7 days
Today 195 cm
PEGELONLINE classifies this as: normal
30-day average 187 cm · range 151–197 cm
11 cm above the record low of 184 cm (30 Aug 2015)
Source: PEGELONLINE · measured · Full detail
Official gauge: KELHEIMWINZER · km 2409.7
258cm
↑ +5 cm in 24h · ↑ +7 cm in 7 days
Today 258 cm
PEGELONLINE classifies this as: normal
30-day average 252 cm · range 247–262 cm
8 cm above the record low of 250 cm (16 Aug 1998)
Start of the Main-Danube canal link
Source: PEGELONLINE · measured · Full detail
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