New navigational charts of Danube River and Sava River
Plovput published the new edition of the Danube River Navigational Chart and Navigational Chart of the Sava River.
The Navigational Chart of the Danube River (km 1.433,1 – km 845,5) contains up-to-date information on the position of the fairway, waterway marking system, 1.5m, 2.0m, 2.3m, 2.5m, 3.0m and 3.5 m contour lines referred to the low navigational level, 200 m marks along the fairway axis, cross-sections, berths, winterports, ferry routes, infrastructure on the waterways (navigation locks, bridges, river training structures, power lines), main settlements along the Danube River, position of sunken vessels in, or near fairway, or proclaimed berths, gauging stations and characteristic water levels at the time of publication, as well as contact information of authorities in the Republic of Serbia relevant for inland navigation.
Besides the section of the waterway of the Sava River (from km 16 to km 0), the Navigational Chart contains a part of the waterway of the Tisza River (from km 1.6 to km 0), as well.
This edition of the Navigational Chart was prepared using the new functionalities developed within the Danube STREAM Project, financed under the Danube Transnational Programme of the European Union, via using the improved D4D infrastructure.
Navigational Chart adjusted for printing on A4, can be downloaded from paper navigational charts page (www.plovput.rs/navigational-charts), in PDF, free of charge.
For dynamic data on the available fairway depths at critical sectors, please visit the Navigational Bulletin, a service for providing dynamic information on waterways in the Republic of Serbia where international navigation regime apply (the Danube, Sava and Tisa Rivers). This service is available in Serbian, English, German and French (www.plovput.rs/navigational-bulletin).
Navigational Chart of the Sava River (km 210.8 – km 0.00) contains results of latest hydrographic survey, performed in 2020, up-to-date information on the position of the fairway, waterway marking system, critical sectors for navigation, distance marks at 200m on fairway axes, cross-sections at 200m, winter shelters and berths, infrastructure objects on the waterway (bridges, river training structures), main settlements along the Sava River, gauging stations and characteristic navigation levels at the time of publication, as well as contact information of authorities in the Republic of Serbia relevant for navigation on inland waterways. Locations of the construction sites for two new road bridges have been presented (near Rača and near Šabac).
The sixth edition of Paper Navigational Chart was prepared in new template, defined and implemented within the DTP Danube STREAM project.
Navigational Chart adjusted for printing in A4, can be downloaded from paper navigational charts page, in PDF, free of charge.
Source: plovput.rs
