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The crew of Squib navigated 108 kilometers down the Danube River, covering a total distance of 132 kilometers by utilizing the shorter Pala-Kanal and Borsea-Kanal routes.1:03 The transit began at river kilometer 349 and concluded at kilometer 216.0:17 Choosing the shorter channel allowed the crew to bypass longer sections of the main river.0:22 Finding suitable anchorage proved difficult due to shallow water and dense aquatic vegetation in the river's side arms.1:13 After six failed attempts to enter side channels, the crew anchored 20 meters behind a navigation buoy near the entrance of an Altarm.1:50 The presence of surface-level water plants consistently indicated depths too shallow for the vessel.1:37 Navigating the Danube requires careful route planning to manage daily mileage and identifying viable anchorages remains a significant challenge due to siltation and vegetation in secondary channels.

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