Untere Havel-Wasserstrasse
Untere Havel-Wasserstrasse on 23/10/2026, 20:00 CEST: 3 of 26 gauges are below mean low water, 0 above mean high water. Lowest: Gnevsdorf Ep 97 cm. Updated 2026-10-23 · PEGELONLINE
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gauges (26)
| km | Gauge | Water level | Status | Measured |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 34.053 | Ketzin | 94 cm | normal | 23/10, 20:00 |
| 55.115 | Brandenburg Op | 223 cm | normal | 23/10, 20:00 |
| 56 | Brandenburg Up | 77 cm | normal | 23/10, 20:00 |
| 67.8 | Plaue Op | 67 cm | normal | 23/10, 20:00 |
| 68 | Plaue Up | 151 cm | normal | 23/10, 20:00 |
| 76.33 | Tieckow | 194 cm | no thresholds | 23/10, 20:00 |
| 81.793 | Bahnitz Op | 193 cm | normal | 23/10, 20:00 |
| 82.11 | Bahnitz Up | 110 cm | normal | 23/10, 20:00 |
| 102.86 | Rathenow Op | 246 cm | normal | 23/10, 20:00 |
| 103.94 | Rathenow Up | 91 cm | normal | 23/10, 20:00 |
| 109.83 | Albertsheim | 88 cm | normal | 23/10, 20:00 |
| 116.772 | Grütz Op | 156 cm | normal | 23/10, 20:00 |
| 117.238 | Grütz Up | 48 cm | normal | 23/10, 20:00 |
| 127.5 | Warnau Polder | 172 cm | no thresholds | 23/10, 19:00 |
| 127.644 | Gülpe Op | 201 cm | no thresholds | 23/10, 19:30 |
| 128.845 | Garz Op | 211 cm | normal | 23/10, 20:00 |
| 129.18 | Garz Up | 140 cm | normal | 23/10, 20:00 |
| 141 | Trübengraben Polder | 201 cm | no thresholds | 23/10, 20:00 |
| 145.261 | Havelberg Stadt | 199 cm | normal | 23/10, 20:00 |
| 146.89 | Havelberg Up | 198 cm | normal | 23/10, 20:00 |
| 147.305 | Havelberg Ep | 116 cm | low | 23/10, 20:00 |
| 156.105 | Quitzöbel Op | 400 cm | normal | 23/10, 20:00 |
| 156.19 | Quitzöbel Up | 276 cm | normal | 23/10, 20:00 |
| 156.21 | Neuwerben Ep | 147 cm | low | 23/10, 20:00 |
| 165.45 | Gnevsdorf Op | 319 cm | normal | 23/10, 20:00 |
| 165.48 | Gnevsdorf Ep | 97 cm | low | 23/10, 20:00 |
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FAQ
How many gauges are on the Untere Havel-Wasserstrasse?
26 gauges (PEGELONLINE), km 34.1–165.5.
What does the status at Untere Havel-Wasserstrasse mean?
The status compares the current level with the official reference values MNW (mean low water) and MHW (mean high water); HSW is the highest navigable water level.