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The hydromorphological pressures in rivers and lakes are reported to be most severe in RBDs in the Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Hungary and south-east England, and less severe in RBDs in Finland, the Baltic countries, as well as in many RBDs in Spain, Italy, Greece,  Bulgaria  and Cyprus. In coastal and transitional waters the hydromorphological pressure is considerably less than in freshwater bodies, and is mainly a problem along the Greater North Sea coast of Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium, as well as the in the northern coast of Spain and southern coast of Italy. Further details on hydromorphological pressures can be found in the Hydromorphology Thematic Assessment report.