High tides
10:05am Wednesday 23rd April 2008
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Thursday, April 24 06.35 (4.9) 18.51 (4.9)
Friday, April 25 07.03 (4.7) 19.22 (4.8)
Saturday, April 26 07.34 (4.5) 20.00 (4.5)
Sunday, April 27 08.17 (4.3) 20.53 (4.3)
Monday, April 28 09.23 (4.1) 22.10 (4.2)
Tuesday, April 29 10.54 (4.0) 23.32 (4.3)
Wednesday, April 30 ------------ 12.14 (4.2)
THE LIZARD: Add three minutes. COVERACK: Add 18 minutes. ST IVES: Add seven minutes. FALMOUTH: Add 35 minutes. PORTHLEVEN: Subtract two minutes. HELFORD: Add 20 minutes.
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