low for the date
Moselle at Fankel UP
The Moselle at Fankel UP read 220 cm at .
- Newest reading
- 220 cmProvisional
- Against normal for the date
- lowin the lowest 5 percent for the date
- Normal range for the date
- 225 cm to 316 cmMedian 242 cm
- Change
- -12 cm in a day
- -1 cm in a week
That is below the normal range for the date, in the lowest 5 percent of the daily averages of these dates in the 22 years between 2004 and 2025.
We show no forecast values for German gauges: the forecasts PEGELONLINE relays come from the Federal Institute of Hydrology (BfG), whose terms allow only private and own use. ELWIS and the BfG publish them. ELWIS BfG 6-week forecast
Long views: the past year, the past decade and the whole record
Normal range and official levels
The normal range for 5 October is 225 cm to 316 cm: the 10th to 90th percentile of the daily averages from 28 September to 12 October in 22 years between 2004 and 2025.
- Highest navigable water level (HSW): 780 cm, valid from 3 September 1997. (höchster Schifffahrtswasserstand) The newest reading is 560 cm below it.Set by PEGELONLINE REST API v2 (WSV, operated by ITZBund).
Records
- Highest reading in our series since 31 March 2004: 1,112 cm at 06:15 CET on 16 December 2019. Provisional data.
- Lowest reading in our series since 31 March 2004: 81 cm at 14:00 CEST on 27 May 2011. Provisional data.
- Highest daily average in our series since 31 March 2004: 1,091.5 cm on 15 December 2019. Provisional data.
- Lowest daily average in our series since 31 March 2004: 85.5 cm on 27 May 2011. Provisional data.
Next gauges on this water
The next gauges on this water by river kilometre.
- Müden OP, km 37.47: 868 cm
- Cochem, km 51.6: 215 cm
- Moselle at Fankel UP
- Fankel OP, km 59.7: 918 cm
- Sankt Aldegund UP, km 78.1: 231 cm
About this gauge
Fankel UP is a gauge on the Moselle in Germany, at river kilometre 58.9.
It lies at 50.1281° N, 7.2272° E.
Its readings come from the Federal Waterways and Shipping Administration (WSV), through PEGELONLINE.
The gauge reads the height of the water above a fixed zero, not the depth of the river. Its zero lies at 77.022 m above NHN (the German sea-level datum), valid from 1 January 2018.
PEGELONLINE publishes its readings as unchecked raw data.
The newest reading is provisional: the source may still correct it.