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Inland Waterway Transport: Extreme Low-Rigid Water: More Ships Are Operating at the Port of Duisburg

More than 400 ships per week, hardly lying time: Why everything has to go faster in the port of Duisburg now - and how centimeters decide on the further journey.

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Because of the low water in the Rhine, ships can currently be loaded less heavily. They travel more frequently, load more frequently and have less time in the port.

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The extreme low water in the Rhine is currently causing an enormous rush of freighters in the port of Duisburg. It comes to its limits.

·Essen, Germany
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More than 400 ships per week, hardly lying time: Why everything has to go faster in the port of Duisburg now - and how centimeters decide on the further journey.

More than 400 ships per week, hardly lying time: Why everything has to go faster in the port of Duisburg now - and how centimeters decide on the further journey.

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saarbruecker-zeitung.de broke the news on Friday, August 21, 2026.
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