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Moselle · km 242 Apach → km 0 Koblenz · LU · DE · FR
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The Moselle as a ruler — downstream from Apach to Koblenz
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Apach
242,4
Lock
Schengen Marina Schwebsange
237,5
Harbour
Stadtbredimus / Palzem
229,9
Lock
Grevenmacher / Wellen
212,8
Lock
Mertert commercial port
208,5
Harbour
Konz marina — mouth of the Saar
200,0
Harbour
Trier-Monaise
197,5
Harbour
Trier
195,8
Lock
Schweich
178,1
Harbour
Detzem
166,2
Lock
Wintrich
141,5
Lock
Bernkastel-Kues
130,6
Harbour
Zeltingen
123,8
Lock
Boote Polch marina, Traben-Trarbach
105,9
Harbour
Enkirch
103,0
Lock
St. Aldegund
78,4
Lock
Fankel
59,4
Lock
Cochem
51,5
Harbour
Müden
37,1
Lock
Lehmen
20,8
Lock
Wassersportzentrum Grühn
4,5
Harbour
Koblenz
1,9
Lock
Read downstream — the kilometre marks count down from Apach to Koblenz.
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8 photos Water levels · updated continuously
How is the Moselle running right now?
Six gauges along the whole reach, each shown as the departure from mean water. Absolute readings cannot be compared — every gauge has its own datum.
- PERL km 241.80 −38 cm low · falling
- GREVENMACHER downstream km 212.50 −21 cm normal · falling
- TRIER downstream km 195.30 −83 cm normal · steady
- ZELTINGEN downstream km 123.40 −87 cm low · falling
- COCHEM km 51.60 −59 cm normal · falling
Official WSV measurements, fetched every 20 minutes. A water level is a measurement, not a clearance: marks I and II and the notices to skippers decide whether you may proceed.
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Every lock, every landing stage, every bridge
From Apach lock on the French border to the confluence with the Rhine.
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From Schengen to the Mediterranean: stages, locks, duration — and whether your boat fits.
1,266 km to CannesStart live trip
Logging aboard: kilometre mark, next lock, radio channel.
Account neededLocks & weirs
Chamber sizes, lift heights, VHF channels and phone numbers.
13 locksHarbours & landings
Where to find power, water, diesel and a visitor berth.
18 places to call atBridges & clearances
Air draught and border crossings at a glance.
13 bridgesAnchoring & mooring
What is allowed on the Moselle — and what is not.
Rules & berthsWater levels
Gauges, flood marks and when navigation stops.
Official sourcesRules & radio
Licences, registration, VHF and how to behave at a lock.
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Is posting on nautic.lu really free?
Yes. Posting a listing, uploading photos, searching and getting in touch are all completely free — for private sellers and for businesses. No base fee, no commission, no premium tier, no payment details. We never ask for money at any point.
Do I need an account to post a listing?
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What area does nautic.lu cover?
The focus is the Moselle between Apach and Wasserbillig and the whole Grand Duchy. Listings and river information from the border region belong to it too: the German Moselle down to Koblenz, the Saar, the French Moselle up to Thionville, and the Sûre and the Our.
May I anchor on the Moselle?
As a rule, no. The Moselle is a canalised waterway for large vessels; anchoring and lying still outside the officially designated berths is not permitted. Use harbours, landing stages and marked berths — the cruising map shows which they are.
How many locks are there between Apach and Koblenz?
Thirteen: Apach in France, Stadtbredimus and Grevenmacher in Luxembourg, and ten on German territory down to Koblenz. The large chambers measure 170 by 12 metres, the leisure-craft locks 18 by 3.30 metres with a maximum draught of 1.50 metres.