HU4 environmental investigations

View water body measurements

If you'd like to find out more about a body of water in Hamburg, you can access measurement data online. Further information can be found here.

Detailed description

At nine measuring points along the Elbe, Bille, Alster, Wandse, Tarpenbek and Ammersbek rivers, various values in the water are automatically measured around the clock – for example, oxygen content, pH value, electrical conductivity, turbidity and temperature.



At particularly important locations—such as Bunthaus, Seemannshöft, and Blankenese on the Elbe, and at Fischerhof on the Bille and Wandse—a biological early warning system is also in operation. It can detect hazardous substances in the water at an early stage.



You can view the measured values online.

 

Information

Prerequisites

No

Documents required

No

Please note

At the nine stations on the Elbe, Bille, Alster, Wandse, Tarpenbek and Ammersbek rivers, the chemical-physical parameters oxygen content, pH value, conductivity, turbidity and temperature are recorded automatically and continuously around the clock.



In addition, a biological early warning system is operated at the particularly important stations Bunthaus, Seemannshöft and Blankenese on the Elbe, the Fischerhof station on the Bille and the station on the Wandse, which can detect toxic water substances.

Deadlines

No

Procedure

  • You access the provided online service.
  • You select the body of water or measuring station and the measured values about which you would like to receive information.
  • The online service will show you the data you require, if available.

Processing time

The online service provides you with available information immediately after you submit your search request.

Fees

No

Legal remedies

Not applicable

Legal basis

Not applicable

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Last updated: 06.02.2026