Rhine water rises after rain, shipping problems not yet over
The rise lets vessels carry more freight, but the Kaub chokepoint remains too shallow for fully loaded sailings, the inland navigation agency said.
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In Germany, the water level in the Rhine has risen, but shipping is still limited The <p>level of the Rhine near Kauba has risen to 72 cm after rains, but it takes about 1.5 meters to fully load the vessels. In the end in a week the water may decrease again</p>.
Slowly the water level of the Rhine, which is also an important transport route, becomes normal. Just in time enough to avoid a price shock? By Axel John.
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The Independent (US)River water levels rise after rain but shipping problems continue
Water levels on Germany’s river Rhine have risen sharply following recent rainfall, the national inland navigation agency said on Monday, though shipping hurdles remain despite vessels carrying increased cargo.
Rhine water rises after rain, shipping problems not yet over
HAMBURG, Aug 31 (Reuters) - The river Rhine in Germany has risen sharply after recent rain, the country’s inland navigation agency said on Monday, but shipping difficulties were not yet over despite vessels being able to take on more cargo. Rhine wat...
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After the rain, the level rises on the Rhine. This is not enough for inland navigation: freighters continue to be partially loaded. What the low water means for the industry and transports.
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