Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2021/1308 of 28 April 2021 amending Annexes I and II to Directive (EU) 2016/1629 of the European Parliament and of the Council as regards modifying the list of Union inland waterways and the minimum technical requirements applicable to craft

Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2021/1308 of 28 April 2021 amending Annexes I and II to Directive (EU) 2016/1629 of the European Parliament and of the Council as regards modifying the list of Union inland waterways and the minimum technical requirements applicable to craft THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION, Having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, Having regard to Directive (EU) 2016/1629 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 14 September 2016 laying down technical requirements for inland waterway vessels, amending Directive 2009/100/EC and repealing Directive 2006/87/EC OJ L 252, 16.9.2016, p. 118. ,and in particular Articles 4(2) and 31(1) thereof, Whereas: (1) Directive (EU) 2016/1629 laid down a harmonised system for issuing technical certificates for inland waterway vessels complied with unified technical requirements. (2) Annex I to Directive (EU) 2016/1629 provides a list of Union inland waterways divided geographically into Zones 1, 2, and 3. (3) Division of waterways into zones is determined by the Member State, for waterways on its territory. (4) Modification of the classification of a waterway, including the addition and deletion of waterways may be done on request by the Member State concerned. (5) On 15 May 2018, the French Republic requested to modify the list of waterways in Zone 1 on its territory. The entry of Annex I referring to Zone 1 of Union inland waterways should accordingly be modified by adding Zone 1 in France. (6) On 9 July 2019, the Kingdom of Sweden requested to modify the list of waterways in Zones 1, 2 and 3 on its territory by adding additional Swedish inland waterways in Zones 1, 2 and 3. (7) Considering the withdrawal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (UK) from the Union, Annex I should be modified to remove all references to the inland waterways on its territory. (8) Annex II to Directive (EU) 2016/1629 sets out that the technical requirements applicable to crafts are those set out in ES-TRIN standard 2019/1. (9) Union action in the sector of inland navigation should aim to ensure uniformity in the development of technical requirements for inland waterway vessels in the Union. (10) The European Committee for drawing up standards in the field of inland navigation (CESNI) was set up on 3 June 2015 in the framework of the Central Commission for the Navigation on the Rhine (CCNR) in order to develop technical standards for inland waterways in various fields, in particular as regards vessels, information technology and crew. (11) At its meeting on 13 October 2020, CESNI adopted a new European Standard laying down Technical Requirements for Inland Navigations vessels, namely the ES-TRIN 2021/1 Resolution CESNI 2020-II-1. . ES-TRIN standard lays down the uniform technical requirements necessary to ensure the safety of inland navigation vessels. It includes provisions regarding shipbuilding, fitting out and equipment for inland navigation vessels, special provisions regarding specific categories of vessels such as passenger vessels, pushed convoys and container vessels, provisions regarding the automatic identification system equipment, provisions regarding vessels identification, a model of certificates and register, transitional provisions as well as instructions for the application of the technical standard.

(12) Annex II to Directive (EU) 2016/1629 should thus be modified to provide that the technical requirements applicable to craft are those set out in ES-TRIN 2021/1 and should be applicable from 1 January 2022. (13) Directive (EU) 2016/1629 should therefore be amended accordingly, HAS ADOPTED THIS REGULATION:

Article 1

Directive (EU) 2016/1629 is amended as follows: (1) Annex I is replaced by the text in Annex I to this Regulation; (2) Annex II is replaced by the text in Annex II to this Regulation.

Article 2

This Regulation shall enter into force on the twentieth day following that of its publication in the Official Journal of the European Union.

Article 1, point 2 shall apply from 1 January 2022. This Regulation shall be binding in its entirety and directly applicable in all Member States. Done at Brussels, 28 April 2021. For the Commission The President Ursula von der Leyen

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ANNEX I

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ANNEX I LIST OF UNION INLAND WATERWAYS DIVIDED GEOGRAPHICALLY INTO ZONES 1, 2 AND 3 CHAPTER 1 Zone 1 France Downstream of the transverse limit of the sea in the estuaries of the Seine, Loire, Gironde and Rhône Germany EmsFrom a line linking the former Greetsiel lighthouse and the western pier of the port entrance at Eemshaven seawards as far as latitude 53° 30′ N and longitude 6° 45′ E, i.e. slightly seawards of the lightering area for dry-cargo carriers in the Alte Ems (1) Poland The part of Pomorska Bay southward from the line linking NordPerd on Rugen Island and the lighthouse Niechorze. The part of Gdańska Bay southward from the line linking the lighthouse Hel and the entrance buoy to the port of Baltijsk. Sweden Lake Vänern, bounded in the south by the parallel of latitude through the beacon of Bastungsgrunden. Lake Vättern Brofjorden – Donsö The area bounded by the mainland or the zone 2 or 3 boundary and by a line from the southernmost point of Grötö via the westernmost point of Gåsö; the northernmost point of Hermanö; Hermanö huvud (head of Hermanö); Vedholmen; Danholmen; the centre of Mollön; the light of Räbbehuvud; Sankt Olov’s lower light; the southeasternmost point of Flatholmen; Åstol light; Marstrand light; Sälö light; the lower light of Kågholmen; Tynneskär light; Buskärs Knöte light; and the upper light of Rivö to Rivö light. Northern Öregrundsgrepen The area between the mainland and Gräsö, bounded in the north by the parallel of latitude through Engelska grundet light and in the south by the longitude through the upper leading light of Öregrund. Söderarm – Sandhamn The area bounded by the zone 2 boundary and by a line from the leading light of Tyvö via Söderarm’s light; the upper leading light of Söderarm’s pilot harbour; and Prästkobben light to Korsö beacon. Jungfrufjärden The area bounded by the mainland or the zone 2 boundary and by a line from the westernmost point of Nämdö via the westernmost point of Mörtö-Bunsö to the beacon of Ornöhuvud. Mysingen – Landsort The area bounded by the zone 2 boundary and by a line from Utö light via the southermost point of Nåttarö; Måsknuv light; and Viksten’s light to Landsort’s light. Landsort – Arkö The area bounded by the mainland or the zone 2 or 3 boundaries, and by a line from Landsort’s light via the southermost point of Enskär and Norra Kränkan’s light to Marö kupa. Valdemarsviken bay and Gryt archipelago The area bounded by the mainland or the zone 2 boundaries and by a line from Gubbö kupa beacon via Häradsskär’s light and Hägerökarten’s light to the southermost point of Kvädö. Northern Kalmar Sound – Västervik The area bounded by the mainland and by a line from Hallmare Skackel via Aleskär light; Idö light; Idö Stångskär light; Strupö Ljungskär light, the position N 57 20,0 E016 48,0; and Enerumsgrund’s west cardinal spar buoy to the northernmost point of Öland and further by the north western coast of Öland and in the south by the parallel of latitude N 56 51,00.

Southern Kalmar Sound The area between the mainland and Öland, bounded in the north by a line from the point of Dunö (in the mainland) to Beijerhamn on Öland, and in the south by the parallel of latitude N 56 15,00. Zone 2 Czech Republic Dam Lake Lipno Germany EmsFrom a line across the Ems near the entrance to the port of Papenburg between the former Diemen pumping station and the opening of the dyke at Halte as far as a line linking the former Greetsiel lighthouse and the western pier of the port entrance at EemshavenJadeInside a line linking the former Schillig cross light and Langwarden church towerWeserFrom the north-western edge of the railway bridge in Bremen as far as a line linking Langwarden and Cappel church towers, including the Westergate, Rekumer Loch, Rechter Nebenarm and Schweiburg side branches Elbe with Bütztflether Süderelbe (from km 0,69 till the mouth in the Elbe), Ruthenstrom (from km 3,75 till the mouth in the Elbe), Wischhafener Süderelbe (from km 8,03 till the mouth in the Elbe) From the lower limit of the port of Hamburg as far as a line linking the Döse beacon and the western edge of the Friedrichskoog dyke (Dieksand), including the Nebenelbe and the Este, Lühe, Schwinge, Oste, Pinnau, Krückau and Stör tributaries (in each case from the mouth to the barrage)Meldorfer BuchtInside a line linking the western edge of the Friedrichskoog dyke (Dieksand) and the western pier head at BüsumEiderFrom the mouth of the Gieselau Canal (km 22,64) to the line between the middle of the fortress (Tränke) and the churchtower of VollerwiekGieslau CanalFrom the mouth in the Eider till the the mouth in the Nord-Ostsee Canal Flensburger FördeInside a line linking Kegnäs lighthouse and Birknack and North from the German-Danish border in the Flensburger FördeSchleiInside a line between the Schleimünde pier headsEckernförder BuchtInside a line linking Boknis-Eck and the north-eastern point of the mainland near Dänisch NienhofKieler FördeInside a line linking the Bülk lighthouse and the Laboe naval memorialNord-Ostsee-Kanal including Audorfer See and Schirnauer SeeFrom a line linking the pier heads at Brunsbüttel as far as a line linking the entry lights at Kiel-Holtenau, including Obereidersee and Enge, Audorfer See, Borgstedter See and Enge, Schirnauer See, Flemhuder See and the Achterwehrer CanalTraveFrom the north-western edge of the railway lift bridge in Lübeck with the Pötenitzer Wiek, and the Dassower See as far as a line linking the southern inner and northern outer pier heads at TravemündeLEDAFrom the entrance of the outer harbour of Leer sea lock to the mouth in the EemsHunteFrom the port of Oldenburg and from 140 m downstream of the Amalienbrücke in Oldenburg to the mouth in the WeserLesumFrom the confluence of the Hamme and Wümme (km 0,00) to the mouth in the WeserEsteFrom the tail water of Buxtehude lock (km 0,25) to the mouth in the ElbeLüheFrom the tail water of the Au-Mühle in Horneburg (km 0,00) to the mouth in the ElbeSchwingeFrom the north edge of the Salztor lock in Stade to the mouth in the ElbeOsteFrom 210 m above the middle line of the traffic bridge over the Oste barrage (km 69,360) to the mouth in the ElbePinnauFrom the south-western edge of the railway bridge in Pinneberg to the mouth in the ElbeKrückauFrom the south-western edge of the bridge leading to/from the Wedenkamp in Elmshorn to the mouth in the ElbeStörFrom Rensing tide gauge to the mouth in the ElbeFreiburger HafenprielFrom the eastern edge of the sluice in Freiburg an der Elbe as far as the mouth in the ElbeWismarbucht, Kirchsee, Breitling, Salzhaff and Wismar port areaSeawards as far as a line between Hoher Wieschendorf Huk and Timmendorf light and a line linking Gollwitz light on the island of Poel and the southern point of the Wustrow peninsulaWarnow, including the Breitling and side branchesDownstream of the Mühlendamm from the northern edge of the Geinitzbrücke in Rostock towards the sea as far as a line linking the northern points of the western and eastern piers in Warnemünde

Waters enclosed by the mainland and the Darß and Zingst pensinsulas and the islands of Hiddensee and Rügen (including Stralsund port area) Extending seawards between the Zingst peninsula and the island of Bock: as far as latitude 54° 26′ 42′′ N, the islands of Bock and Hiddensee: as far as a line linking the northern point of the island of Bock and the southern point of the island of Hiddensee, the island of Hiddensee and the island of Rügen (Bug): as far as a line linking the south-eastern point of Neubessin and Buger Haken Kleine Jasmunder BoddenGreifswalder BoddenBodden seawards as far as a line from the eastern point of Thiessower Haken (Südperd) to the eastern point of the island of Ruden and continuing to the northern point of the island of Usedom (54° 10′ 37′′ N, 13° 47′ 51′′ E)RyckEast from the Steinbecker bridge in Greifswald to the linking line over the heads of the jettiesWaters enclosed by the mainland and the island of Usedom (the Peenestrom, including Wolgast port area and Achterwasser, and the Oder Haff)Eastwards as far as the border with the Republic of Poland in the Stettiner HaffUeckerFrom the south-west edge of the traffic bridge in the Uekermünde to the linking line over the heads of the jetties Note: In the case of vessels whose home port is in another State, account is to be taken of Article 32 of the Ems-Dollart Treaty of 8 April 1960 (BGBl. 1963 II, p. 602). France The Gironde from kilometre point (KP 48,50) to the downstream part of the point of the Ile de Patiras, to the transversal limit of the sea defined by the line joining the Pointe de Grave to the Pointe de Suzac; the Loire from Cordemais (KP 25) to the transversal limit of the sea defined by the line joining the Pointe de Mindin to the Pointe de Penhoët; the Seine from the start of the Tancarville Canal to the transversal limit of the sea defined by the line from Cape Hode, on the right bank, to the point, on the left bank, where the planned dyke meets the coast below Berville; the Vilaine from the Arzal Dam to the transversal limit of the sea defined by the line joining the Pointe du Scal to the Pointe du Moustoir; Lake Geneva. Hungary Lake Balaton Netherlands Dollard Eems Waddenzee: including the links with the North Sea IJsselmeer: including the Markermeer and IJmeer but excluding the Gouwzee Nieuwe Waterweg and the Scheur Calland Kanaal west from the Benelux harbour Hollands Diep Breeddiep, Beerkanaal and its connected harbours Haringvliet and Vuile Gat: including the waterways between Goeree-Overflakkee on the one hand and Voorne-Putten and Hoeksche Waard on the other Hellegat Volkerak Krammer Grevelingenmeer and Brouwerschavensche Gat: including all the waterways between Schouwen-Duiveland and Goeree-Overflakkee Keten, Mastgat, Zijpe, Krabbenkreek, Eastern Scheldt and Roompot: including the waterways between Walcheren, Noord-Beveland and Zuid-Beveland on the one hand and Schouwen-Duiveland and Tholen on the other hand, excluding the Scheldt-Rhine Canal Scheldt and Western Scheldt and its mouth on the sea: including the waterways between Zeeland Flanders, on the one hand, and Walcheren and Zuid-Beveland, on the other, excluding the Scheldt-Rhine Canal

Poland Lagoon of Szczecin Lagoon of Kamień Lagoon of Wisła Bay of Puck Włocławski Reservoir Lake Śniardwy Lake Niegocin Lake Mamry Sweden Lysekil – Orust – Tjörn The area bounded by the mainland, and by a line from Slaggön in Lysekil to Skaftölandet in bearing 170 degrees; a line from Islandsberg’s light to Lavösund; a line from the light of Lyr in bearing 300 degrees to the mainland east of Mollösund; a line from the southernmost point of Lyr to Björholmen; and in the northern part of Hakefjorden by the line constituted by the parallel of latitude N 58 01,00. Gothenburg southern archipelago The area bounded by the mainland or the zone 3 boundary and by a line from the western part of the port of Arendal via Knippelholmen; Rivö light, Rivö upper light; Känsö torn beacon; Kårholmen’s light; and Rättarens light to Askims nabbe. Öregrund – Norrtälje The area between the mainland and Gräsö, bounded in the north by the longitude through Öregrund’s upper leading light, and bounded towards the sea by a line between Äspskäret and Råstensudde light; a line across Singsundet; by the bridges across Fygdströmmen; a line from Dejeudden via Arholma light to Tyvö light. Norrtälje – Nämdö The area bounded by the mainland or by the zone 2 or 3 boundaries and by a line from Tyvö light via Idskärskobben’s light; the westernmost point of Svartlöga; Stenkobbsgrund’s light, Korsö beacon; and the westernmost point of Nämdö to the southermost point of Björnö. Dalarö – Torö The area bounded by the mainland and by a line from Klacknäset via the beacon of Ornöhuvud; Näset at Ornö; the northernmost point of Utö; Utö light; Älvsnabben’s light; Norra Stegholmen; Yttre Gården; Valsudden on Järflotta; and Långsudden on Järflotta to the easternmost point of Torö. Torö – Oxelösund The area bounded by the mainland or by the zone 3 boundary and by a line from Torö church via Fifång light; Kockehällan’s light; Lacka torn; the easternmost point of Kittelö; Trutbådan’s light, Beten’s light; and the beacon of Femörehuvud to Svartudden north of the upper light of Kungshamn. Bråviken, Slätbaken and Östergötland archipelago The area bounded by the mainland (in western Bråviken from the bridge Hamnbron in Norrköping; in western Slätbaken from Mem’s lock), and by a line from Gullängsberget’s light via Arkö beacon; Marö kupa; the beacon of Kupa klint; the westernmost point of Birkskär; and the beacon of Gubbö kupa to Dalaudde south of Orren. Central Kalmar Sound The area bounded in the west by the mainland, in the east by Öland, in the north by the parallel of latitude N 56 51;00 and in the south by a line from the point of Dunö (in the mainland) to Beijerhamn on Öland. CHAPTER 2 Zone 3 Belgium Maritime Scheldt (downstream of Antwerp open anchorage) Bulgaria Danube: from rkm 845,650 to rkm 374,100 Czech Republic Dam lakes: Brněnská (Kníničky), Jesenice, Nechranice, Orlík, Rozkoš, Slapy, Těrlicko, Žermanice and Nové Mlýny III Sandy gravel mining lakes: Ostrožná Nová Ves and Tovačov Germany DanubeFrom Kelheim (km 2414,72) to the German-Austrian border at JochensteinRhine with Lampertheimer Altrhein (from km 4,75 to the Rijn), Altrhein Stockstadt-Erfelden (from km 9,80 to the Rijn)From the German-Swiss border to the German-Netherlands borderElbe (Norderelbe) including Süderelbe en KöhlbrandFrom the mouth of the Elbe-Seiten canal to the lower limit of the port of HamburgMüritz

France The Adour from the Bec du Gave to the sea; the Aulne from the lock at Châteaulin to the transversal limit of the sea defined by the Passage de Rosnoën; the Blavet from Pontivy to the Pont du Bonhomme; the Calais Canal; the Charente from the bridge at Tonnay-Charente to the transverse limit of the sea defined by the line passing through the centre of the downstream light on the left bank and through the centre of the Fort de la Pointe; the Dordogne from the confluence with the Lidoire to the Bec d’Ambès; the Garonne from the bridge at Castet en Dorthe to the Bec d’Ambès; the Gironde from the Bec d’Ambès to the transversal line at KP 48,50 and passing through the downstream point of the Ile de Patiras; the Hérault from the port of Bessan to the sea, as far as the upper limit of the tidal foreshore; the Isle from the confluence with the Dronne to the confluence with the Dordogne; the Loire from the confluence with the Maine to Cordemais (KP 25); the Marne from the bridge at Bonneuil (KP 169 bis 900) and the lock at St Maur to the confluence with the Seine; the Rhine the Nive from the Haïtze dam at Ustaritz to the confluence with the Adour; the Oise from Janville lock to the confluence with the Seine; the Orb from Sérignan to the sea, as far as the upper limit of the tidal foreshore; the Rhône from the frontier with Switzerland to the sea, with the exception of the Petit Rhône; the Saône from the Pont de Bourgogne bridge at Chalon-sur-Saône to the confluence with the Rhône; the Seine from the lock at Nogent-sur-Seine to the start of the Tancarville Canal; the Sèvre Niortaise from the lock at Marans at the transverse limit of the sea opposite the guardhouse to the mouth; the Somme from the downstream side of the Pont de la Portelette bridge at Abbeville to the viaduct of the Noyelles to Saint-Valéry-sur-Somme railway; the Vilaine from Redon (KP 89,345) to the Arzal Dam; Lake Amance; Lake Annecy; Lake Biscarosse; Lake Bourget; Lake Carcans; Lake Cazaux; Lake Der-Chantecoq; Lake Guerlédan; Lake Hourtin; Lake Lacanau; Lake Orient; Lake Pareloup; Lake Parentis; Lake Sanguinet; Lake Serre-Ponçon; Lake Temple. Croatia Danube: from rkm 1295 + 500 to rkm 1433 + 100 River Drava: from rkm 0 to rkm 198 + 600 River Sava: from rkm 210 + 800 to rkm 594 + 000 River Kupa: from rkm 0 to rkm 5 + 900 River Una: from rkm 0 to rkm 15 Hungary Danube: from rkm 1812 to rkm 1433 Danube Moson: from rkm 14 to rkm 0 Danube Szentendre: from rkm 32 to rkm 0 Danube Ráckeve: from rkm 58 to rkm 0 River Tisza: from rkm 685 to rkm 160 River Dráva: from rkm 198 to rkm 70 River Bodrog: from rkm 51 to rkm 0 River Kettős-Körös: from rkm 23 to rkm 0 River Hármas-Körös: from rkm 91 to rkm 0 Channel Sió: from rkm 23 to rkm 0 Lake Velence Lake Fertő Netherlands Rhine Sneekermeer, Koevordermeer, Heegermeer, Fluessen, Slotermeer, Tjeukemeer, Beulakkerwijde, Belterwijde, Ramsdiep, Ketelmeer, Zwartemeer, Veluwemeer, Eemmeer, Alkmaardermeer, Gouwzee, Buiten IJ, Afgesloten IJ, Noordzeekanaal, port of IJmuiden, Rotterdam port area, Nieuwe Maas, Noord, Oude Maas, Beneden Merwede, Nieuwe Merwede, Dordsche Kil, Boven Merwede, Waal, Bijlandsch Canal, Boven Rijn, Pannersdensch Canal, Geldersche IJssel, Neder Rijn, Lek, Amsterdam-Rhine-Canal, Veerse Meer, Schelde-Rhine-Canal as far as the mouth in the Volkerak, Amer, Bergsche Maas, the Meuse below Venlo, Gooimeer, Europort, Calandkanaal (east from the Benelux harbour), Hartelkanaal

Austria Danube: from the border with Germany to the border with Slovakia Inn: from the mouth to the Passau-Ingling Power Station Traun: from the mouth to km 1,80 Enns: from the mouth to km 2,70 March: to km 6,00 Poland River Biebrza from the estuary of the Augustowski Channel to the estuary of the river Narwia River Brda from the link with the Bydgoski Channel in Bydgoszcz to the estuary of the river Wisła River Bug from the estuary of the river Muchawiec to the estuary of the river Narwia Lake Dąbie to the frontier with internal maritime waters The Augustowski Channel from the link with the river Biebrza to the State border, together with the lakes located along the route of this Channel The Bartnicki Channel from Lake Ruda Woda to Lake Bartężek, together with Lake Bartężek The Bydgoski Channel The Elbląski Channel from Lake Druzno to Lake Jeziorak and Lake Szeląg Wielki, together with these lakes and the lakes on the route of the Channel, and a byway in the direction of Zalewo from Lake Jeziorak to Lake Ewingi, inclusive The Gliwicki Channel together with the Kędzierzyński Channel The Jagielloński Channel from the link with the river Elbląg to the river Nogat The Łączański Channel The Ślesiński Channel with the lakes located along the route of this Channel and Lake Gopło The Żerański Channel River Martwa Wisła from the river Wisła in Przegalina to the frontier with internal maritime waters River Narew from the estuary of the river Biebrza to the estuary of the river Wisła, together with Lake Zegrzyński River Nogat from the river Wisła to the estuary of the Lagoon of Wisła River Noteć (upper) from Lake Gopło to the link with the Górnonotecki Channel and the Górnonotecki Channel and River Noteć (lower) from the link of the Bydgoski Channel to the estuary to River Warta River Nysa Łużycka from Gubin to the estuary to River Odra River Odra from the town of Racibórz to the link with River Eastern Odra which turns into River Regalica from the Klucz-Ustowo Piercing, together with that river and its side-branches to Lake Dąbie as well as a byway of River Odra from the Opatowice lock to the lock in Wrocław city River Western Odra from a weir in Widuchowa (704,1 km of River Odra) to a border with internal maritme waters, together with side-branches as well as the Klucz-Ustowo Piercing linking River Eastern Odra with River Western Odra River Parnica and the Parnicki Piercing from River Western Odra to a border with internal maritime waters River Pisa from Lake Roś to the estuary of River Narew River Szkarpawa from River Wisła to the estuary of the Lagoon of Wisła River Warta from the Ślesińskie Lake to the estuary of River Odra Wielkie Jeziora Mazurskie encompassing the lakes linked by the rivers and channels constituting a main route from Lake Roś (inclusive) in Pisz to the Węgorzewski Channel (inclusive) in Węgorzewo, together with Lakes Seksty, Mikołajskie, Tałty, Tałtowisko, Kotek, Szymon, Szymoneckie, Jagodne, Boczne, Tajty, Kisajno, Dargin, Łabap, Kirsajty and Święcajty, together with the Giżycki Channel and the Niegociński Channel and the Piękna Góra Channel, and a byway of Lake Ryńskie (inclusive) in Ryn to Lake Nidzkie (up to 3 km, constituting a border with the Lake Nidzkie nature reserve), together with lakes Bełdany, Guzianka Mała and Guzianka Wielka

River Wisła from the estuary of River Przemsza to the link with the Łączański Channel as well as from the estuary of that Channel in Skawina to the estuary of River Wisła to the Bay of Gdańsk, excluding the Włocławski Reservoir Romania Danube: from the Serbian-Romanian border (km 1075) to the Black Sea on the Sulina Channel-branch Danube-Black Sea Canal (64,410 km length): from the junction with the Danube river, at km 299,300 of the Danube at Cernavodă (respectively km 64,410 of the Canal), to the Port of Constanta South-Agigea (km 0 of the Canal) Poarta Albă-Midia Năvodari Canal (34,600 km length): from the junction with the Danube-Black Sea Canal at km 29,410 at Poarta Albă (respectively km 27,500 of the Canal) to the Port of Midia (km 0 of the Canal) Slovakia Danube: from rkm 1880,26 to rkm 1708,20 Danube Canal: from rkm 1851,75 to rkm 1811,00 River Váh: from rkm 0,00 to rkm 70,00 River Morava: from rkm 0,00 to rkm 6,00 River Bodrog: from rkm 49,68 to rkm 64,85 Dam lakes: Oravská Priehrada, Liptovská Mara, Zemplínska Šírava Sweden Lake Mälaren Saltsjön, the ports of Stockholm and Värmdölandet The area from Lake Mälaren’s outlets in Stockholm, at Norrström, Slussen and Hammarbyslussen respectively, which is bounded by the mainland and the bridge Lidingöbron, and by a line through the light Elfviksgrund in bearing 135-315 degrees; a line between Mellangårdsholmen and Högklevsudde in Baggensfjärden; Örsundet between Ingarö and Fågelbrolandet; a line from Rönnäsudd via Tegelhällan’s light and Runö light to Talatta on Djurö; a line across Vindöström between Vindö and Värmdölandet; and, apart from that, by the islands in the area. Södertälje Canal and the ports of Södertälje Södertälje Canal and the ports of Södertälje, bounded in the north by Södertälje lock and in the south by the parallel of latitude N 59° 09′ 00″. Trollhätte Canal, Göta älv and Nordre älv The area from the parallel of latitude through the beacon of Bastugrund in the southern part of Lake Vänern to the Älvsborg bridge and Nordre älv river to the longitude through E 11° 45′ 00″. Göta Canal In the east from Mem’s lock to the Motala bridge, including Lake Asplången, Lake Roxen and Lake Boren; in the west from the longitude through the light Rödesund Norra Yttre at Karlsborg to Sjötorp’s lock, including the lake system through which the canal passes. (1) In the case of vessels whose home port is elsewhere, account is to be taken of Article 32 of the Ems-Dollart Treaty of 8 April 1960 (BGBl. 1963 II, p. 602).

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ANNEX II

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ANNEX II MINIMUM TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS APPLICABLE TO CRAFT ON INLAND WATERWAYS OF ZONES 1, 2, 3 AND 4 The technical requirements applicable to craft are those set out in ES-TRIN 2021/1.