The Danube-Black Sea Canal is a significant waterway in Romania that connects the Danube River to the Black Sea. Completed in 1984, it spans approximately 64 kilometers and facilitates maritime transport, enhancing trade routes in the region. The canal allows ships to bypass the longer route through the Danube Delta, making it a vital link for cargo and passenger vessels. This canal is part of a larger network of waterways in Europe, promoting economic development and regional connectivity. It plays a crucial role in the transportation of goods, contributing to the economies of both Romania and neighboring countries.