Zaltbommel gauge Waal · km 934.8

Zaltbommel gauge (Waal) on 23/10/2026, 21:30 CEST: 81 cm – without published thresholds. 24 h trend: +20 cm. Updated 2026-10-23 · Source: PEGELONLINE

Facts
Water level81 cmDischargeNot measured at this gauge
Status no thresholdsWater temperatureNot measured at this gauge

Water level

81 cm no thresholds

Discharge
Not measured at this gauge
24 h trend
↑ +20 cm
Water temperature
Not measured at this gauge
PEGELONLINE (WSV), DL-DE Zero 2.0 · Measured 23/10/2026, 21:30 CEST · every 15 minutes

Last 7 days

16/10, 21:0023/10, 21:0089 cm9 cm
PEGELONLINE (WSV), DL-DE Zero 2.0 · raw data, unverified

Activity outlook

  • Shippingnot enough data
    • ✓ no flood (below HSW)
    • ✓ not below mean low water (MNW)
    • ✓ level not high (below MHW)
  • Paddlingnot enough data
    • ✓ no flood (below HSW)
    • ✓ level not high (below MHW)
    • ✓ not below mean low water (MNW)
    • ✓ change over 24 h ≤ 20 cm
  • Fishingnot enough data
    • ✓ no flood (below HSW)
    • ✓ level not high (below MHW)
    • ✓ change over 24 h ≤ 30 cm
  • Swimmingnot enough data
    • ✓ no flood (below HSW)
    • ✓ level not high (below MHW)
    • ? water temperature ≥ 15 °C
    • ? water temperature ≥ 18 °C
    • ? EU bathing site ≤ 5 km rated excellent/good
    • ✗ not a federal waterway with shipping
  • Status: no thresholds · 24 h trend: +20 cm

Calculated by fixed rules from official data. For orientation only – not a safety guarantee. Always check official warnings and conditions on site. See the rules

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Gauges up- and downstream

  • ↑ upstream Nijmegen Haven km 885 436 cm no thresholds
  • ↑ upstream Tiel km 913.5 171 cm no thresholds
  • ↓ downstream Vuren km 951.6 60 cm no thresholds

Waal: gauges →

FAQ

What is the current water level at Zaltbommel?

81 cm (no thresholds), 23/10/2026, 21:30 CEST. Source: PEGELONLINE.

What does the status at Zaltbommel 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.

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