Tide times in Upper Gagetown — 04, Canada
04, Canada
Mon 9 Mar
| Time | Height | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 05:53 | 1.67m | Low tide |
| 11:37 | 1.76m | High tide |
| 18:42 | 1.70m | Low tide |
| 22:59 | 1.74m | High tide |
This week
| Date | High tide | Low tide |
|---|---|---|
| Tue 3 Mar | 05:05 (1.65m) / 10:00 (1.61m) / 17:15 (1.71m) | 00:04 (1.55m) / 08:12 (1.60m) / 11:59 (1.60m) |
| Wed 4 Mar | 05:47 (1.68m) / 11:04 (1.66m) / 17:50 (1.75m) | 01:00 (1.59m) / 09:06 (1.65m) / 13:04 (1.65m) |
| Thu 5 Mar | 06:19 (1.72m) / 12:23 (1.69m) / 18:24 (1.78m) | 01:59 (1.63m) / 10:51 (1.69m) / 14:20 (1.69m) |
| Fri 6 Mar | 06:54 (1.74m) / 13:31 (1.72m) / 19:06 (1.79m) | 02:57 (1.65m) / 12:32 (1.72m) / 15:28 (1.71m) |
| Sat 7 Mar | 07:42 (1.76m) / 10:38 (1.75m) / 19:54 (1.78m) | 03:49 (1.67m) / 09:43 (1.75m) / 16:23 (1.71m) |
| Sun 8 Mar | 09:49 (1.76m) / 12:07 (1.75m) / 21:50 (1.77m) | 05:28 (1.68m) / 11:40 (1.75m) / 18:07 (1.71m) |
| Mon 9 Mar | 11:37 (1.76m) / 22:59 (1.74m) | 05:53 (1.67m) / 18:42 (1.70m) |
| Tue 10 Mar | 12:38 (1.76m) | 06:28 (1.66m) / 19:22 (1.69m) |
| Wed 11 Mar | 00:14 (1.73m) / 13:28 (1.77m) | 07:11 (1.65m) / 20:11 (1.68m) |
| Thu 12 Mar | 01:13 (1.71m) / 14:14 (1.78m) | 07:55 (1.65m) / 21:07 (1.68m) |
Tide times in Upper Gagetown
Check the tide times in Upper Gagetown to plan your coastal activities. Our forecasts help you make the most of the sea.
Discover what you can do in Upper Gagetown based on the tide schedule:
High tide
Enough depth for water sports
Best conditions for safe swimming with deeper water
Explore coastal caves and hidden spots
Low tide
Discover shells and sea treasures on exposed beaches
Collect worms and shellfish for fishing
Extended sandy areas to explore
The tidal patterns at Upper Gagetown are predictable and follow lunar cycles. Neap tides occur around quarter moons, while spring tides happen during full and new moons.
Plan your activities around the tide schedule at Upper Gagetown. Allow plenty of time to return before the tide turns.
Our tide predictions for Upper Gagetown are calculated using astronomical data and local observations for maximum accuracy.