Inland Waterway Vessel Transport Volume

The Port of Hamburg is one of Germany’s most important inland ports, with ongoing investments in environmentally friendly transport and the expansion of its waterway network. Projects like the opening of the Wusterwitz lock, which connects Berlin to Hanover and, via additional waterways, to the Port of Hamburg, are unlocking significant economic potential.

Inland Waterway Vessel Transport Volume*

*Inland waterway vessel transport volume estimated based on January–October 2024

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