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Danube · km 790.3 · BULGARIA

Vidin

Historical Danube levels at Vidin, Bulgaria

not enough historyRising · +2 cm today

−7cmlevel of the day, 5 November 2026▲ +43 cm in 7 days

Gauge zero: 24.81 m (Baltic)

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Water level (cm)

05/11/2026 07:00 EET

23/10/2026Date05/11/2026
  • Water level (cm)
  • Water temperature (°C) · right axis
  • normal for the date (previous years)
23/10/2026 – 05/11/2026 · 14 days · Alert level 750 cm — above the displayed range · Flood level 850 cm — above the displayed range · Danger level 930 cm — above the displayed range· Water temperature (°C), on the right axis. · Source: national hydrological institutes

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On 5 November, the water at Vidin is at −7 cm, 2 cm higher than yesterday.

The station usually reports every few hours; the latest reading came 18 hours ago. The station usually reports more often.

On the Danube, upstream and downstream

At a glance

The Vidin gauge measures the Danube at river km 790.3 (Bulgaria). At Vidin, the Danube level for 5 November 2026 is −7 cm. In a week the level has risen by 43 cm. On the Danube, the neighbours are Calafat upstream and Lom downstream. Readings arrive every few hours; the latest came 18 hours ago. The station usually reports more often.

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What does today's water level mean?
At Vidin, the Danube level for 5 November 2026 is −7 cm. In a week the level has risen by 43 cm. Readings arrive every few hours; the latest came 18 hours ago. The station usually reports more often.

Nearby gauges

On the opposite bank (Romania), the same stretch of the river is also measured here: Danube river level at Calafat (4.7 km). Upstream on the Danube: Cetate water level (20.7 km). Downstream on the Danube: Lom (47.3 km). The nearest large city on the river: Danube level at Drobeta-Turnu Severin (140.7 km).

Station map

Vidin — −7 cmCalafat — −151 cmLom — 16 cmVasilkovtsi — 35 cmČokonjar — 58 cmZaječar — −89 cmVratarnica — −1 cmGrlište — 94 cmGamzigrad — 45 cmVrbica — 105 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
−60cm24/10/2026
Mean
−41cm
Maximum
−7cm05/11/2026

Last 12 months

14 station-days with data

Minimum
−60cm24/10/2026
Mean
−41cm
Maximum
−7cm05/11/2026

Whole history (2013–2026)

2,570 station-days with data

Minimum
−60cm24/10/2026
Mean
339cm
Maximum
835cm23/05/2014

Available series since 2013.

By year

By year
YearMinimumMeanMaximumstation-days with data
2026−60−41−714
202092272619366
2019124354793243
201825319765365
201760274584365
201692354764366
2015120354689305
2014251458835181
201385407800365

Monthly mean

2020-03: Mean 379 cm (257–517)37920/032020-04: Mean 196 cm (151–277)19620/042020-05: Mean 194 cm (159–237)19420/052020-06: Mean 338 cm (157–619)33820/062020-07: Mean 359 cm (247–567)35920/072020-08: Mean 260 cm (202–370)26020/082020-09: Mean 184 cm (92–276)18420/092020-10: Mean 352 cm (138–496)35220/102020-11: Mean 278 cm (188–358)27820/112020-12: Mean 218 cm (152–294)21820/122026-10: Mean −53 cm (−60–−38)−5326/102026-11: Mean −19 cm (−34–−7)−1926/11

The daily series uses the first reading of each day.

Historical Danube levels at Vidin

Historical Danube levels at Vidin
DateWater level (cm)
−7
−9
−18
−27
−34
−38
−43