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EuRIS covers almost the entire interconnected inland waterway network in Europe. This includes the following main corridors

Rhine
Danube
Elbe
Moselle
Dunkirk – Scheldt
Amsterdam – Antwerp – Liège
Amsterdam – Antwerp – Brussels

On this page you can find general information on the waterway network. At the moment the Rhine, Mosel, Danube, Dunkirk – Scheldt, Elbe-Weser and Mosel corridors are covered.
An actual overview of the entire covered network is always visible on the maps, such as CEMT overview.

Key Fact	Value	Further details / records
Corridor	Rhine	Rhein (CH, DE), Rhin (FR), Canal d’Alsace (F) Rijn (NL), Waal (NL), Boven Merwede (NL), Beneden Merwede (NL), Noord (NL), Nieuwe Maas (NL), Nieuwe Waterweg (NL), Oude Maas (NL), Hartelkanaal (NL), Pannerdensch Kanaal (NL), Nederrijn (NL), Lek (NL)
CEMT class	Basel (km 166,53) – Karlsruhe (km 359,80) Karlsruhe (km 359,80) - Lorch (km 540,20) Lorch (km 540,20)- St.Goar (km 556,00) St.Goar (km 556,00)- North Sea (km 1035) Pannerdensche Kop (km 867) – Junction Lek – Noord (km ?)	Class VIa Class VIb Class VIa Class VIb Class Vb
Length	Total: 1, 239 km Navigable: 869 km (from Basel to North Sea)
Connecting (spanning from … to…. )	From Graubünden, Switzerland to the North Sea, The Netherlands	Important tributary rivers (with their connecting points) Aare (Koblenz, CH) Ill (Strassbourg, FR) Neckar (Mannheim, DE) Main (Mainz, DE) Nahe (Bingen, DE) Lahn (Lahnstein, DE) Moselle (Koblenz, DE) Wied (Neuwied, DE) Sieg (Bonn, DE) Ruhr (Duisburg, DE) Meuse (Dordrecht) (NL) IJssel (Arnhem) (NL) Mark (Willemstad) (NL)
Riparian states	Switzerland, Germany, France, The Netherlands	Largest share: Germany 860 km
Connection to other Inland Waterway Transport corridors	Danube corridor, via Rhine-Main-Danube Corridor Moselle corridor, at Koblenz (DE) Corridor Amsterdam- Antwerp – Liege, at Rotterdam Corridor Amsterdam- Antwerp – Brussels, at Rotterdam Scheldt corridor via Antwerp
Reference water levels	Basel Rheinhalle 499 Maxau 369 Speyer 241 Mannheim 160 Worms 72 Mainz 168 Oestrich 87 Bingen 100 Kaub 78 Koblenz 78 Andernach 93 Bonn 141 Köln 139 Düsseldorf 97 Duisburg Ruhrort 233 Wesel 177 Rees 120 Emmerich 84 Lobith 739 Pannerdensche Kop 713 Nijmegen 523 Tiel 258 IJsselkop 694	GLW/OLR values 2012. To be revised in 2022. All values in cm. The values in the Netherlands are referenced to NAP
River Commissions	Central Commission for the Navigation of the Rhine

Key Fact	Value	Further details / records
Corridor	Danube	Donau (DE), Dunaj (SK), Duna (HU), Dunav (HR), Дунав (RS), Dunărea (RO), Дунав (BG), Дунай (UA)
CEMT class	Regensburg to Budapest: VIb Straubing and Vilshofen (nautical bottleneck): VIa Budapest and Belgrade: VIc Belgrade–Tulcea (delta): VII
Length	Total: 2,845 km Navigable: 2,415 km (to international waterway freight transport) From Sulina (RO, river-km 0) to Kehlheim (DE, river-km 2,414.72)	Danube is Europe’s second-longest river after the Volga
Connecting (spanning from … to…. )	Donaueschingen, Black Forest, DE- Sulina, Black Sea, RO
Riparian states	10 countries: Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria, Moldova, Ukraine	Largest share: Romania: 1,075 km Smallest share: Moldova: 550 m
Connection to other Inland Waterway Transport corridors	Rhine corridor via Rhine-Main-Danube Corridor
Reference water levels	4 different reference points are used on the Danube	the North Sea (Germany), the Adriatic Sea (Austria, Croatia, Serbia) the Baltic Sea (Slovakia, Hungary) the Black Sea (Bulgaria, Rumania, Moldova, Ukraine)
River Commissions	Danube Commission Sava Commission

Key Fact	Value	Further details / records
Corridor	Dunkirk - Scheldt	Canal de Bourbourg, Canal de la Colme, Aa, Canal d’Aire, Canal de la Deule, Canal de la Sensee (FR), Lys / Leie (FR, BE), Escaut / Scheldt / Schelde (FR, BE)
CEMT class	Class IV, VIa	Max dimensions: 80 x 5.05 meters Max draught: 2.40 m Max air draught: 3.74 m
Length	Total: 293 km	For the moment the route in the EuRIS portal is only possible by the Lys/Leie The Scheldt connexion in Belgium is under construction
Connecting (spanning from … to…. )	From the port of Dunkirk (FR) to the port of Antwerp (BE)
Riparian states	France, Belgium
Connection to other Inland Waterway Transport corridors	Antwerp – Rotterdam Antwerp - Liege
Reference water levels	Taw (BE) NGF (FR)
River Commissions	/

Key Fact	Value	Further details / records
Corridor	Elbe Vltava Weser Elbe-Seitenkanal	Labe (CS), Elbe (DE) Vltava (CS), Moldau (DE) Weser (DE), Vezera (CS)
CEMT class	Vltava – 0 – 91.5 class IV Vltava – 91.5 – 241.1 class I Elbe - 973.5 – 837.3 class IV Elbe - 837.3 – 726.7 (DE river-km 3.4) class Va Elbe – 0.0 (CZ river km 730.0) – 454.8 class Va Elbe – 454.8 – 607.5 class VI Weser – 204.5 – 366.7 class IV Elbe-Seitenkanal – 0 – 115.2 class Vb Mittellandkanal – 101.7 – 325.7 class Vb
Length	Elbe Total: 1094 km Navigable: 950 km Vltava Total: 430.2 km Navigable: 239.4 km Weser Navigable: 162.2 km Elbe-Seitenkanal Navigable: 115.2 km Mittellandkanal Navigable: 224.0 km
Connecting (spanning from … to…. )	North-east Bohemia and southern Bohemia with Prague region, CZ - North Sea by Cuxhaven, DE
Riparian states	2 countries: Czech Republic, Germany	Largest share: Germany Smallest share: Czech Republic 243,5 km
Connection to other Inland Waterway Transport corridors	Rhine corridor via Mittellandkanal Other waterways: Spree-Havel Oder-Havel Elbe-Seitenkanal Mittellandkanal Elbe (maritime area) North Sea
Reference water levels	CZ: water levels related to the zero point of the gauge	the Baltic Sea (Czech Republic)
River Commissions	-

Key Fact	Value	Further details / records
Corridor	Mosel	Moselle (FR), Musel (LU), Mosel (DE)
CEMT class	Neuves-Maison (km 394) – Koblenz (km 0)	Class Vb
Length	Total: 560 km Navigable: 394 km
Connecting (spanning from … to…. )	From Neuves-Maison (FR) to the Koblenz (DE)
Riparian states	Luxemburg, Germany, France	314 km in France 36 km along the Luxemburg-Germany border 208 km in Germany
Connection to other Inland Waterway Transport corridors	Rhine corridor, at Koblenz (DE)
Reference water levels
River Commissions	Mosel Commission

The Corridors

Rhine

Danube

Dunkirk - Scheldt

Elbe-Weser

Mosel