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Mlava · km 15.3 · SERBIA

Bratinac

Water level history at Bratinac (Mlava), Serbia

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very low for the dateSteady today

−15cmlevel of the day, 5 November 2026± 0 cm in 7 days
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Compared with normal
17 of 17
years had more water on 5 November

Water level (cm)

05/11/2026 07:00 CET

23/10/2026Date05/11/2026
  • Water level (cm)
  • normal for the date (previous years)
23/10/2026 – 05/11/2026 · 14 days · Source: national hydrological institutes

Full series: download CSV

On 5 November, the water at Bratinac is at −15 cm, 0 cm higher than yesterday.

The station usually reports once a day; the latest reading came 18 hours ago.

On the Mlava, upstream and downstream

At a glance

On the river Mlava, at river km 15.3, the Bratinac gauge records the level (Serbia). At Bratinac, at river km {rkm}, the level of the river Mlava is −15 cm (5 November 2026). The level has stayed stable over the last 7 days (0 cm). Compared with the same day over the past 30 years, the level on 5 November 2026 is among the lowest 5% (percentile 0). In 16 years of measurements, the highest level was 603 cm (17 May 2014) and the lowest −17 cm (17 August 2025). On the same river, the nearest gauge upstream is Veliko Selo. The station usually reports once a day; the latest reading came 18 hours ago.

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What does today's water level mean?
At Bratinac, at river km {rkm}, the level of the river Mlava is −15 cm (5 November 2026). The level has stayed stable over the last 7 days (0 cm). The station usually reports once a day; the latest reading came 18 hours ago.

Nearby gauges

Upstream on the Mlava: Veliko Selo (32.9 km) and Gornjak (77.2 km).

Station map

Bratinac — −15 cmVeliko Selo — 36 cmLjubičevski Most — −381 cmBaziaș — 564 cmBanatska Palanka — 665 cmVeliko Gradište — 745 cmSmederevo — 433 cmVračev Gaj — 38 cmMoldova Veche — 712 cmGolubac — 683 cm
Stations on the map: 10

Statistics

Minimum, mean and maximum of the daily levels, with the days spent below LDC or above HDC — useful for navigation, agriculture and flood history.

Download the series (CSV)

Last 30 days

14 station-days with data

Minimum
−17cm27/10/2026
Mean
−15cm
Maximum
−14cm01/11/2026

Last 12 months

70 station-days with data

Minimum
−17cm27/10/2026
Mean
21cm
Maximum
109cm08/12/2025

Whole history (2004–2026)

5,992 station-days with data

Minimum
−17cm17/08/2025
Mean
91cm
Maximum
603cm17/05/2014
Record high
603 cm17/05/2014
Record low
−17 cm17/08/2025

By year

By year
YearMinimumMeanMaximumstation-days with data
2026−17−15−1414
2025−176109365
2024−16352366
2023−936315365
2022−147135365
2021−1321249365
2020−77237184
2014135174603315
2013124150294365
2012123147384366
2011122143221365
201097158458365
200988143564365
20082978336366
20073578359365
200643117513365
200559145526365
200439102487366

Monthly mean

2025-03: Mean 11 cm (−2–101)1125/032025-04: Mean 25 cm (10–73)2525/042025-05: Mean 10 cm (2–21)1025/052025-06: Mean −3 cm (−7–2)−325/062025-07: Mean −9 cm (−12–−6)−925/072025-08: Mean −14 cm (−17–−10)−1425/082025-09: Mean −15 cm (−17–−12)−1525/092025-10: Mean −1 cm (−15–13)−125/102025-11: Mean 20 cm (1–101)2025/112025-12: Mean 36 cm (5–109)3625/122026-10: Mean −16 cm (−17–−15)−1626/102026-11: Mean −15 cm (−15–−14)−1526/11

This year against the historical range

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Minimum–MaximumMean2026The band is the minimum–maximum of previous years for each calendar day; the line is the current year.

The daily series uses the first reading of each day.

Water level history at Bratinac (Mlava)

Water level history at Bratinac (Mlava)
DateWater level (cm)
−15
−15
−15
−15
−14
−16
−15