River
Danube–Black Sea Canal
The Danube–Black Sea Canal: 5 stations in 1 country, between km 1 and 60. · Romania
The Danube–Black Sea Canal has 5 stations on DanubeAlert, spread across Romania. At Cernavodă Canal, the station with the longest series (since 2023), the level ranged from 180 cm (2026-11-02) to 916 cm (2023-06-04). Low water is most frequent in October, when 7% of station-days fall below the low-water level (LDC). High water above HDC occurs mostly in March (1% of station-days). In the irrigation season (April–September), 2% of station-days were below LDC.
- Stations below LDC
- 20%
- Stations with a fresh reading
- 5/ 5
- Active alerts
- 83
- Last update
- 06/11/2026
Danube–Black Sea Canal in Romania5 stations
Country page: Romania →- 208cm▲ +4 cm today
- 687cm▼ −9 cm today
- 693cm▼ −5 cm today
- 692cm▼ −6 cm today
- 704cm▼ −5 cm today
Statistics by country
Full statistics →| Country | stations | below LDC today | above HDC today | Year extremes | latest reading |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Romania | 5 | 1 | 0 | Minimum 2026 · 7% |
Minimum and maximum are the years with the largest share of station-days below LDC, respectively above HDC, among the years with thresholds. The complete year-by-year tables are on the statistics page.
Datasets for this river: CSV and JSON for each country
Frequently asked questions
- What does today's water level mean?
- Stations with reference levels: 5 · below LDC: 1 · above HDC: 0 · updated: 6 November 2026.