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IndexGeneral information 11Table of Distances within the Haven 12Port Control Concise Guide 12Selected Bye-laws 14Selected Collision Regulations 15Beaufort Scale 16Table of Distances from Milford Haven 17Exceptional Tides for 2019 18Tidal Predictions 20Metres-Feet Conversion Table 44Tidal Reduction Table (Feet) 46Tidal Reduction Table (Metres) 48Sunrise and Sunset Tables 50

2019Tide Tablesfor the Port of Milford Haven

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General InformationTidal predictions for Milford Haven have been computed by the NationalOceanography Centre: Copyright Reserved.The time is mean time of the meridian of Greenwich. The heights are referred tothe datum of the largest scale Admiralty chart of the Port and should be addedto the depths given on the chart. The datum is 3.71 m. (12.17ft.) below OrdnanceDatum for Mean Sea Level (Newlyn) or zero of the automatic tide gauge at thePort of Milford Haven Jetty.The information published in this booklet is provided to assist shipping using theHaven, and while every endeavour is made to ensure that it is accurate, the Portof Milford Haven accepts no responsibility for any errors it may contain or for lossor damage of whatever description arising directly or indirectly from mattercontained therein.The rates covering Conservancy Charges, Mooring Charges and Pilotage Chargescan be obtained from the Port of Milford Haven.

Time Differences of High and Low Water at Other Locations

High Water Low Water at at 0100 0800 0100 0700Milford Haven and and and and 1300 2000 1300 1900 ____ ____ ____ ____Fishguard +0115 +0100 +0110 +0135Porthgain +0055 +0045 +0045 +0100Ramsey Sound +0030 +0030 +0030 +0030Solva +0015 +0010 +0035 +0015Little Haven +0010 +0010 +0025 +0015Martins Haven +0010 +0010 +0015 +0015Skomer Island - 0005 - 0005 +0005 +0005Dale Roads - 0005 - 0005 - 0008 - 0008Neyland +0002 +0010 0000 0000Llangwm +0010 +0020 +0005 0000Haverfordwest +0010 +0025 —NO DATA—Stackpole Quay - 0005 +0025 - 0010 - 0010Tenby - 0015 - 0010 - 0015 - 0020Predictions for tides which fall between the times given may be obtained byinterpolation between the columns. The difference should be added to or subtractedfrom the prediction given in the Tide Tables.Crown Copyright. Reproduced from Admiralty Tide Tables with the permission ofthe Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office.

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Table of DistancesTable of distances from entrance of Haven along centre of navigablechannel in nautical miles.

Milford Haven Port Control Concise GuideShip movements are coordinated by the Port of Milford Haven’s PortControl based at Hubberston Point, Position Lat. 51° 42.5’ N, Long. 05°03’ W (approx). Call sign “Milford Haven Port Control” with a continuous listening watch kepton VHF channel 12, the port frequency, as well as channels 11, 14 and 16.Pilot and Patrol Launches maintain a continuous listening watch onchannels 12 and 11.It is mandatory for all vessels over 20 metres in length operating inMilford Haven and the approaches to report to Port Control.Vessels inward boundVessels must send ETA at least 12 hours in advance to Port Control withany subsequent amendments at least two hours before arrival.When within one hour of St Ann’s Head, vessels must contact PortControl on VHF channel 12 and must subsequently maintain watch onchannel 12. Vessels with any damage, or suspected damage, must advisePort Control and obtain permission to enter.

LocationMid Channel Rock 0.00 2.01 3.93 4.81 5.13 5.92 6.64 7.07 7.95 8.63 9.35 9.98Angle Buoy 2.01 0.00 1.92 2.80 3.12 3.91 4.63 5.06 5.94 6.62 7.34 7.97South Hook west end 3.93 1.92 0.00 0.88 1.20 2.01 2.71 3.14 4.02 4.70 5.42 6.05Puma Energy west end 4.81 2.80 0.88 0.00 0.32 0.39 1.83 2.26 3.14 3.82 4.54 5.17Valero west end 5.13 3.12 1.20 0.32 0.00 0.79 1.51 1.94 2.82 3.50 4.22 4.85Milford Dock Channel Entry 5.92 3.91 2.01 0.39 0.79 0.00 0.72 1.15 2.03 2.71 3.43 4.06Newton Noyes 6.64 4.63 2.71 1.83 1.51 0.72 0.00 0.43 1.31 1.99 2.71 3.34Dragon Jetty 7.07 5.06 3.14 2.26 1.94 1.15 0.43 0.00 0.88 1.56 2.28 2.91Wear Spit 7.95 5.94 4.02 3.14 2.82 2.03 1.31 0.88 0.00 0.68 1.40 2.03Carr Spit 8.63 6.62 4.70 3.82 3.50 2.71 1.99 1.56 0.68 0.00 0.72 1.35Neyland Spit Buoy 9.35 7.34 5.42 4.54 4.22 3.43 2.71 2.28 1.40 0.72 0.00 0.63Cleddau Bridge 9.98 7.97 6.05 5.17 4.85 4.06 3.34 2.91 2.03 1.35 0.63 0.00

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Vessels towingVessels towing must provide a tow plan and obtain permission fromPort Control to enter. Towage guidelines can be found atwww.mhpa.co.uk/uploads/Marine_docs/Towage_Guidelines.pdfPassage PlansVessels of 50 metres or more in length wishing to enter, depart ornavigate within the area of jurisdiction of the Port of Milford Haven shallprepare a passage plan and declare such to Port Control prior to eachmovement commencing.Vessels underway within the Haven Vessels underway within the Haven must maintain a continuous listeningwatch on VHF channel 12. Reporting vessels over 20 metres in lengthshould report at the various reporting points across the Haven.Vessels AnchoringVessels brought up in an anchorage must report to Port Control and, whilstat anchor, must maintain a continuous listening watch on VHF channels12 and 16. Vessels at anchor will not be permitted to take on bunkers orimmobilise main engines without the permission of the Harbourmaster.Vessels Outward BoundVessels must report to Port Control prior to getting underway fromberth or anchorage and maintain a continuous listening watch on VHFchannel 12 until clearing port limits.Harbour Surveillance radarThe Port of Milford Haven operates a VTS traffic organisation servicewhich includes harbour surveillance radar covering Milford Haven up tothe Cleddau Bridge and seaward approaches for ranges up to 6 miles.Berthing ChannelsVHF channels 15 and 9 have been allocated for berthing and unberthingoperations within the main body of the Haven for use by ships, tugs,mooring boats and jetties. The channel allocation is as follows:north shore primary 9, secondary 15, south shore primary 15, secondary 9.Exclusion ZonesAny information regarding the introduction and enforcement ofexclusion zones will be duly notified through Notice to Mariners and onour website www.mhpa.co.uk/notice-to-mariners

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Milford Haven Port Authority Selected Bye-lawsB/L20Vessels to be Navigated with Care: A vessel shall not be navigated or manoeuvred within the Haven in such a manner

or at such speed as will or may: 5 Cause damage to any lock gate, sea wall, jetty or other property within the Haven

5 Cause damage, inconvenience or interruption to dredgers or other craft working within the Haven

5 Cause damage, danger or inconvenience to other users of the HavenB/L22As to Fairway: No vessel (whether sailing or power-driven) which is not confined to a channel by a

reason of its draught, shall make use of that channel in such a way as to causeobstruction to any other vessel (whether sailing or power driven) which is confinedto that channel by reason of its draught.

B/L24Recognised Landing Place not to be Obstructed: A master shall not place his vessel or allow it to be in such a situation as to

obstruct or interfere with the access to any recognised landing place in the Haven.B/L27Unauthorised Vessels not to Approach Petroleum Berth: Except with the permission of the Harbourmaster no vessel other than a petroleum

ship, a vessel engaged in the mooring, unmooring and berthing operations of apetroleum ship or a vessel engaged in supplying or servicing a petroleum ship shallenter or navigate within 100 metres of a petroleum berth or a petroleum shipmoored thereto.

B/L29Water-skiing and Aqua-planing A person shall not without the permission of the Harbourmaster engage or take part

in water-skiing or aqua-planing, para-kiting or any similar airborne or waterborneactivities in the Haven except in such areas as the Harbourmaster may designateand in accordance with such reasonable conditions as he may impose.

B/L30Navigating Whilst Drunk A person shall not navigate any vessel within the Haven whilst under the influence of drink

or drugs to such an extent as to be incapable of taking proper control of the vessel.B/L56Acts Affecting Safety of Navigation A person shall not do any act or thing injuriously affecting the safety of navigation

within the Haven.Full details of the Milford Haven Bye-laws 1984 are available at www.mhpa.co.uk

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Deep draught vessels have little room to manoeuvre in narrow channels

underkeel clearance can be as little as 1 metre

Large ships often have restricted visibility

line of sight

Selected International Regulations for PreventingCollision at Sea 1972 (with 1995 amendments)Rule 5 Every vessel shall at all times maintain proper lookout by sight and hearing as

well as by all available means appropriate to the prevailing circumstances andconditions so as to make a full appraisal of the situation and or risk of collision.

Rule 6 Every vessel shall at all times proceed at a safe speed so that she can takeproper and effective action to avoid a collision and be stopped within a distanceappropriate to the prevailing conditions.

Rule 9(b) A vessel of less than 20m in length or a sailing vessel shall not impede thepassage of a vessel which can safely navigate only within a narrow channel orfairway.

Rule 13 Any vessel overtaking any other shall keep out of the way of the vessel beingovertaken.

Rule 14(a) When two power-driven vessels are meeting on reciprocal courses so as toinvolve risk of collision each shall alter her course to starboard so that each shallpass on the port side of each other.

Rule 18(a) A power-driven vessel underway shall keep out of the way of: iv) a sailing vessel.

Rule 18(a)(b) A vessel underway shall keep out of the way of: i) a vessel not under command ii) a vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre iii) a vessel engaged in fishing

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Beaufort Wind Scale Wind SpeedForce (Knots) Description Sea

0 Less than 1 Calm Sea like a mirror1 1-3 Light Air Ripples without foam crests2 4-6 Light Breeze Small wavelets. Crests do not break3 7-10 Gentle Breeze Large wavelets. Crests begin to break4 11-16 Moderate Breeze Small waves. Fairly frequent white horses5 17-21 Fresh Breeze Moderate waves. Many white horses6 22-27 Strong Breeze Large waves. White foam crests everywhere.7 28-33 Near Gale Sea heaps up. White foam begins to be blown in streaks.8 34-40 Gale Moderately high waves of greater length. Foam blown in well-marked streaks.9 41-47 Strong Gale High waves. Dense streaks of foam. Crests begin to roll over. Spray may affect visibility.10 48-55 Storm Very high waves with long overhanging crests. Great patches of foam in dense white streaks. Sea surface white. Tumbling of sea becomes heavy. Visibility affected.11 56-63 Violent Storm Exceptionally high waves. Small and medium sized ships may be lost to view. Sea completely covered with foam. Visibility affected.12 More Hurricane Sea completely white with than 64 driving spray. Air filled with foam and spray. Visibility very seriously affected.

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Table of Distances from Milford HavenApproximate navigable distances in nautical miles from Milford Haven:

Aberdeen (N) 643 London Bridge 487Amsterdam 556 Liverpool 188Antwerp 533 Londonderry 280Ardrossan 248 Manchester 223Avonmouth 99 Medway 451Barry 77 Middlesborough 666Belfast 215 Mongstad (Bergen) 827Cardiff 84 Newcastle 690Cork 129 Newport 94Douglas 174 New York 2992Dover 396 Orkneys 513Drogheda 155 Peel (Douglas IOM) 178Dublin 123 Plymouth 173Falmouth 140 Poole 270Fawley 292 Portland 250Fishguard 56 Portsmouth (Needles) 313Foynes 305 Qatar (Doha) 6213Galway 360 Rosslare 70Glasgow 296 Rotterdam 528Gothenburg 1030 Shannon (Foynes) 318Grangemouth (N) 740 Shetland 611Grangemouth (S) 802 Shoreham 350Gravesend 466 Southampton (Needles) 316Great Yarmouth 494 Stanlow 207Harwich 460 Statfjord Field 760Heysham 190 Sture (Bergen) 827Immingham 594 Sunderland 676Inverness 624 Swansea 55Jersey (St Helier) 262 Teesport 666Larne 212 Terneusen 495Le Havre 336 Thames (Thameshaven) 460Leith (N) (Braefoot Bay) 728 Tivoli (Cork) 139Leixoes 679 Whitegate 127Limerick 328 Workington 194

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Exceptional tides for 2019(1) Astronomical predictions for 2019 show that High Water levels of 7.3 metres and aboveoccur on the following dates:

Date Time Metres Feet22 January 06:51 7.47 24.522 January 19:18 7.38 24.223 January 07:39 7.59 24.923 January 20:06 7.36 24.224 January 08:26 7.54 24.725 January 09:12 7.32 24.020 February 06:39 7.57 24.820 February 19:04 7.50 24.621 February 07:24 7.74 25.421 February 19:48 7.54 24.722 February 08:08 7.71 25.322 February 20:31 7.39 24.223 February 08:51 7.47 24.521 March 06:21 7.58 24.921 March 18:45 7.53 24.722 March 07:04 7.73 25.422 March 19:26 7.57 24.823 March 07:45 7.67 25.223 March 20:06 7.42 24.424 March 08:26 7.40 24.319 April 05:58 7.41 24.319 April 18:21 7.38 24.220 April 06:41 7.50 24.620 April 19:01 7.41 24.321 April 07:21 7.41 24.302 August 19:14 7.45 24.4

Date Time Metres Feet03 August 20:01 7.50 24.604 August 20:47 7.39 24.230 August 18:11 7.48 24.531 August 06:38 7.43 24.431 August 18:57 7.72 25.301 September 07:23 7.55 24.801 September 19:42 7.77 25.502 September 08:06 7.48 24.502 September 20:26 7.61 25.028 September 17:52 7.62 25.029 September 06:18 7.57 24.829 September 18:37 7.84 25.730 September 07:00 7.68 25.230 September 19:20 7.83 25.701 October 07:42 7.58 24.901 October 20:01 7.61 25.002 October 08:22 7.31 24.027 October 17:30 7.54 24.728 October 05:55 7.51 24.628 October 18:15 7.69 25.229 October 06:37 7.59 24.929 October 18:57 7.64 25.130 October 07:18 7.51 24.630 October 19:38 7.41 24.326 November 17:54 7.30 23.927 November 06:16 7.31 24.0

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Warning: When the barometer is reading above 1016 millibars (30.00"), the water level isliable to drop below predicted heights.

ALL TIMES GMT: From 31st March to 26th October add 1 hour for British Summer Time

(2) Predicted Low Water will fall to levels of 0.5 metres or less on the following dates:

Date Time Metres Feet22 January 13:17 0.48 1.623 January 01:35 0.50 1.623 January 14:04 0.40 1.324 January 14:51 0.50 1.620 February 00:35 0.45 1.520 February 13:04 0.22 0.721 February 01:21 0.23 0.821 February 13:49 0.11 0.422 February 02:04 0.20 0.722 February 14:32 0.22 0.723 February 02:46 0.37 1.220 March 12:00 0.42 1.421 March 00:18 0.37 1.221 March 12:45 0.14 0.522 March 01:01 0.15 0.522 March 13:27 0.07 0.223 March 01:43 0.14 0.523 March 14:07 0.21 0.724 March 02:22 0.33 1.118 April 23:55 0.50 1.619 April 12:21 0.33 1.120 April 00:38 0.33 1.120 April 13:03 0.31 1.021 April 01:19 0.35 1.121 April 13:41 0.47 1.5

Date Time Metres Feet03 August 01:39 0.44 1.504 August 02:26 0.43 1.431 August 00:36 0.39 1.331 August 12:54 0.40 1.301 September 01:22 0.21 0.701 September 13:39 0.30 1.002 September 02:06 0.23 0.802 September 14:21 0.39 1.303 September 02:48 0.47 1.529 September 00:18 0.32 1.029 September 12:34 0.33 1.130 September 01:01 0.19 0.630 September 13:17 0.26 0.901 October 01:42 0.27 0.901 October 13:58 0.40 1.327 October 23:55 0.48 1.628 October 12:12 0.50 1.629 October 00:37 0.42 1.429 October 12:54 0.47 1.5

(2) Predicted High Water of 4.9 metres orless will occur on the following dates:Date Time Metres Feet28 April 13:19 4.88 16.0

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Date Time Height Rangem ft m ft


1Tue

02:09 5.77 18.9 3.65 12.008:35 2.11 6.9 3.65 12.014:39 5.96 19.5 3.84 12.621:13 1.97 6.5 3.99 13.1

2Wed

03:15 5.94 19.5 3.97 13.009:38 1.96 6.4 3.98 13.115:42 6.09 20.0 4.13 13.522:09 1.81 5.9 4.28 14.0

3Thu

04:12 6.18 20.3 4.37 14.410:32 1.77 5.8 4.42 14.516:36 6.26 20.5 4.49 14.722:57 1.64 5.4 4.62 15.2

4Fri

05:00 6.42 21.1 4.78 15.711:18 1.59 5.2 4.83 15.817:22 6.42 21.1 4.82 15.823:39 1.51 4.9 4.91 16.1

5Sat

05:42 6.61 21.7 5.11 16.812:00 1.46 4.8 5.15 16.918:03 6.53 21.4 5.06 16.6

6SunA

00:17 1.41 4.6 5.11 16.806:21 6.74 22.1 5.32 17.512:37 1.38 4.5 5.35 17.618:39 6.58 21.6 5.20 17.1

7Mon

00:52 1.37 4.5 5.21 17.106:57 6.79 22.3 5.42 17.813:12 1.35 4.4 5.44 17.819:15 6.58 21.6 5.23 17.1

8Tue

01:26 1.38 4.5 5.19 17.007:31 6.77 22.2 5.39 17.713:46 1.38 4.5 5.40 17.719:48 6.52 21.4 5.14 16.9

9Wed

01:58 1.45 4.8 5.07 16.608:04 6.69 22.0 5.24 17.214:19 1.45 4.8 5.24 17.220:20 6.40 21.0 4.95 16.2

10Thu

02:30 1.56 5.1 4.84 15.908:38 6.55 21.5 4.99 16.414:52 1.58 5.2 4.97 16.320:52 6.23 20.4 4.65 15.3

11Fri

03:02 1.73 5.7 4.50 14.809:12 6.36 20.9 4.64 15.215:27 1.76 5.8 4.61 15.121:27 6.02 19.7 4.26 14.0

12Sat

03:36 1.93 6.3 4.09 13.409:48 6.13 20.1 4.20 13.816:03 1.97 6.5 4.16 13.622:04 5.78 19.0 3.81 12.5

13Sun

04:15 2.17 7.1 3.61 11.910:29 5.88 19.3 3.71 12.216:46 2.19 7.2 3.69 12.122:49 5.55 18.2 3.35 11.0

14MonB

05:02 2.40 7.9 3.15 10.311:18 5.65 18.5 3.26 10.717:39 2.38 7.8 3.27 10.723:45 5.37 17.6 2.99 9.8

15Tue

06:03 2.57 8.4 2.80 9.212:21 5.51 18.1 2.94 9.718:47 2.46 8.1 3.05 10.0

16Wed

00:55 5.33 17.5 2.87 9.407:21 2.57 8.4 2.76 9.113:33 5.54 18.2 2.97 9.720:03 2.35 7.7 3.19 10.5

ALL TIMES GMT

JANUARY - (Continued)

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17Thu

02:10 5.51 18.1 3.17 10.408:39 2.34 7.7 3.17 10.414:45 5.77 18.9 3.43 11.221:14 2.05 6.7 3.72 12.2

18Fri

03:18 5.89 19.3 3.84 12.609:46 1.95 6.4 3.94 12.915:48 6.15 20.2 4.20 13.822:14 1.65 5.4 4.50 14.8

19Sat

04:17 6.36 20.9 4.70 15.410:44 1.50 4.9 4.86 15.916:46 6.58 21.6 5.08 16.723:09 1.24 4.1 5.33 17.5

20Sun

05:11 6.81 22.4 5.57 18.311:37 1.07 3.5 5.75 18.917:39 6.96 22.8 5.89 19.323:59 0.89 2.9 6.07 19.9

21MonC

06:02 7.20 23.6 6.31 20.712:28 0.71 2.3 6.49 21.318:30 7.24 23.7 6.53 21.4

22Tue

00:48 0.63 2.1 6.61 21.706:51 7.47 24.5 6.84 22.413:17 0.48 1.6 6.99 22.919:18 7.38 24.2 6.90 22.7

23Wed

01:35 0.50 1.6 6.88 22.607:39 7.59 24.9 7.09 23.314:04 0.40 1.3 7.19 23.620:06 7.36 24.2 6.96 22.8

24Thu

02:21 0.52 1.7 6.84 22.508:26 7.54 24.7 7.02 23.014:51 0.50 1.6 7.04 23.120:51 7.19 23.6 6.69 22.0

25Fri

03:06 0.69 2.3 6.50 21.309:12 7.32 24.0 6.63 21.815:36 0.76 2.5 6.56 21.521:37 6.88 22.6 6.11 20.1

26Sat

03:51 1.00 3.3 5.87 19.309:58 6.97 22.9 5.97 19.616:22 1.15 3.8 5.82 19.122:24 6.47 21.2 5.32 17.5

27SunD

04:38 1.40 4.6 5.07 16.610:47 6.52 21.4 5.12 16.817:11 1.60 5.3 4.92 16.223:15 6.04 19.8 4.44 14.6

28Mon

05:30 1.83 6.0 4.21 13.811:41 6.06 19.9 4.22 13.918:08 2.02 6.6 4.04 13.2

29Tue

00:14 5.67 18.6 3.64 12.006:35 2.20 7.2 3.47 11.412:45 5.67 18.6 3.47 11.419:19 2.31 7.6 3.36 11.0

30Wed

01:24 5.46 17.9 3.14 10.307:54 2.38 7.8 3.07 10.114:00 5.49 18.0 3.11 10.220:38 2.36 7.7 3.13 10.3

31Thu

02:42 5.50 18.0 3.14 10.309:11 2.31 7.6 3.19 10.515:16 5.57 18.3 3.25 10.721:46 2.20 7.2 3.37 11.1

ALL TIMES GMT

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FEBRUARY



1Fri

03:51 5.76 18.9 3.56 11.710:13 2.09 6.8 3.67 12.016:19 5.80 19.0 3.72 12.222:40 1.95 6.4 3.86 12.7

2Sat

04:45 6.08 19.9 4.13 13.611:04 1.81 6.0 4.27 14.017:08 6.08 19.9 4.27 14.023:24 1.69 5.5 4.39 14.4

3Sun

05:28 6.38 20.9 4.69 15.411:46 1.57 5.1 4.81 15.817:48 6.31 20.7 4.74 15.6

4MonA

00:03 1.48 4.9 4.83 15.906:06 6.60 21.7 5.12 16.812:23 1.38 4.5 5.22 17.118:24 6.48 21.3 5.10 16.7

5Tue

00:37 1.33 4.4 5.15 16.906:42 6.74 22.1 5.42 17.812:57 1.25 4.1 5.50 18.018:58 6.58 21.6 5.33 17.5

6Wed

01:09 1.23 4.0 5.34 17.507:14 6.81 22.3 5.58 18.313:28 1.17 3.8 5.64 18.519:29 6.61 21.7 5.44 17.8

7Thu

01:40 1.20 3.9 5.41 17.807:45 6.81 22.4 5.62 18.414:00 1.16 3.8 5.65 18.520:00 6.58 21.6 5.42 17.8

8Fri

02:10 1.22 4.0 5.36 17.608:16 6.75 22.1 5.53 18.114:30 1.22 4.0 5.53 18.120:29 6.49 21.3 5.27 17.3

9Sat

02:40 1.32 4.3 5.17 17.008:47 6.61 21.7 5.29 17.415:01 1.36 4.4 5.26 17.321:00 6.34 20.8 4.98 16.3

10Sun

03:12 1.50 4.9 4.84 15.909:18 6.41 21.0 4.92 16.115:33 1.56 5.1 4.85 15.921:32 6.13 20.1 4.57 15.0

11Mon

03:45 1.74 5.7 4.39 14.409:54 6.16 20.2 4.43 14.516:09 1.82 6.0 4.35 14.322:09 5.88 19.3 4.06 13.3

12TueB

04:23 2.01 6.6 3.86 12.710:35 5.88 19.3 3.87 12.716:51 2.09 6.9 3.79 12.422:56 5.61 18.4 3.52 11.5

13Wed

05:12 2.29 7.5 3.32 10.911:30 5.60 18.4 3.31 10.917:48 2.34 7.7 3.26 10.7

14Thu

00:00 5.38 17.7 3.04 10.006:21 2.49 8.2 2.89 9.512:43 5.41 17.8 2.93 9.619:09 2.44 8.0 2.97 9.8

15Fri

01:24 5.35 17.6 2.91 9.507:57 2.44 8.0 2.91 9.614:09 5.50 18.0 3.06 10.020:40 2.25 7.4 3.25 10.7

16Sat

02:48 5.64 18.5 3.39 11.109:21 2.07 6.8 3.57 11.715:27 5.87 19.3 3.80 12.521:54 1.81 5.9 4.05 13.3

ALL TIMES GMT

23

FEBRUARY - (Continued)



17Sun

03:58 6.14 20.2 4.33 14.210:28 1.53 5.0 4.62 15.116:32 6.38 20.9 4.85 15.922:54 1.30 4.3 5.08 16.7

18Mon

04:57 6.71 22.0 5.41 17.711:25 0.98 3.2 5.73 18.817:27 6.88 22.6 5.90 19.423:46 0.82 2.7 6.06 19.9

19TueC

05:50 7.21 23.6 6.39 21.012:16 0.52 1.7 6.69 21.918:18 7.27 23.9 6.75 22.1

20Wed

00:35 0.45 1.5 6.82 22.406:39 7.57 24.8 7.12 23.413:04 0.22 0.7 7.35 24.119:04 7.50 24.6 7.28 23.9

21Thu

01:21 0.23 0.8 7.27 23.807:24 7.74 25.4 7.51 24.613:49 0.11 0.4 7.63 25.019:48 7.54 24.7 7.43 24.4

22Fri

02:04 0.20 0.7 7.34 24.108:08 7.71 25.3 7.51 24.614:32 0.22 0.7 7.49 24.620:31 7.39 24.2 7.17 23.5

23Sat

02:46 0.37 1.2 7.01 23.008:51 7.47 24.5 7.10 23.315:12 0.53 1.7 6.95 22.821:12 7.06 23.2 6.54 21.5

24Sun

03:27 0.72 2.4 6.34 20.809:33 7.06 23.2 6.34 20.815:52 0.99 3.2 6.07 19.921:54 6.62 21.7 5.63 18.5

25Mon

04:07 1.20 3.9 5.42 17.810:15 6.53 21.4 5.33 17.516:33 1.53 5.0 5.00 16.422:37 6.11 20.1 4.58 15.0

26TueD

04:51 1.74 5.7 4.37 14.311:01 5.96 19.6 4.22 13.817:19 2.07 6.8 3.89 12.823:29 5.62 18.4 3.55 11.6

27Wed

05:45 2.25 7.4 3.37 11.111:59 5.44 17.8 3.19 10.518:22 2.51 8.2 2.93 9.6

28Thu

00:37 5.25 17.2 2.73 9.007:05 2.59 8.5 2.66 8.713:18 5.12 16.8 2.53 8.319:56 2.69 8.8 2.42 8.0

ALL TIMES GMT

24

MARCH



1Fri

02:05 5.17 17.0 2.48 8.108:40 2.59 8.5 2.58 8.514:49 5.16 16.9 2.57 8.421:21 2.52 8.3 2.64 8.7

2Sat

03:27 5.44 17.8 2.92 9.609:53 2.30 7.5 3.14 10.316:00 5.48 18.0 3.18 10.422:21 2.17 7.1 3.32 10.9

3Sun

04:24 5.85 19.2 3.68 12.110:45 1.93 6.3 3.91 12.816:50 5.87 19.3 3.94 12.923:06 1.80 5.9 4.06 13.3

4Mon

05:09 6.23 20.4 4.42 14.511:27 1.59 5.2 4.63 15.217:29 6.20 20.3 4.61 15.123:43 1.50 4.9 4.70 15.4

5Tue

05:45 6.52 21.4 5.02 16.512:03 1.32 4.3 5.20 17.118:03 6.45 21.2 5.12 16.8

6WedA

00:17 1.27 4.2 5.18 17.006:19 6.72 22.1 5.46 17.912:35 1.13 3.7 5.60 18.418:36 6.62 21.7 5.49 18.0

7Thu

00:48 1.10 3.6 5.51 18.106:51 6.85 22.5 5.75 18.913:06 1.00 3.3 5.85 19.219:06 6.72 22.0 5.72 18.8

8Fri

01:18 1.00 3.3 5.71 18.707:21 6.90 22.6 5.90 19.413:35 0.94 3.1 5.96 19.619:34 6.75 22.2 5.81 19.1

9Sat

01:47 0.98 3.2 5.78 19.007:51 6.89 22.6 5.91 19.414:05 0.97 3.2 5.92 19.420:03 6.72 22.1 5.76 18.9

10Sun

02:17 1.04 3.4 5.68 18.608:21 6.79 22.3 5.75 18.914:35 1.08 3.5 5.71 18.720:33 6.61 21.7 5.53 18.1

11Mon

02:48 1.20 3.9 5.40 17.708:51 6.61 21.7 5.41 17.715:06 1.29 4.2 5.32 17.521:04 6.41 21.0 5.12 16.8

12Tue

03:19 1.45 4.7 4.96 16.309:25 6.36 20.9 4.91 16.115:39 1.57 5.1 4.79 15.721:39 6.14 20.2 4.57 15.0

13Wed

03:56 1.75 5.7 4.39 14.410:04 6.03 19.8 4.28 14.016:18 1.90 6.2 4.13 13.622:24 5.82 19.1 3.92 12.9

14ThuB

04:42 2.08 6.8 3.73 12.210:56 5.66 18.6 3.58 11.717:12 2.24 7.3 3.42 11.223:24 5.48 18.0 3.25 10.6

15Fri

05:48 2.38 7.8 3.11 10.212:10 5.36 17.6 2.98 9.818:32 2.47 8.1 2.89 9.5

16Sat

00:51 5.32 17.5 2.85 9.407:30 2.42 7.9 2.90 9.513:45 5.35 17.6 2.93 9.620:16 2.35 7.7 3.01 9.9

ALL TIMES GMT

25

MARCH - (Continued)



17Sun

02:26 5.55 18.2 3.21 10.509:04 2.04 6.7 3.51 11.515:12 5.74 18.8 3.69 12.121:36 1.87 6.1 3.87 12.7

18Mon

03:42 6.09 20.0 4.22 13.810:13 1.46 4.8 4.63 15.216:18 6.31 20.7 4.85 15.922:38 1.30 4.3 5.02 16.5

19Tue

04:42 6.70 22.0 5.40 17.711:10 0.88 2.9 5.82 19.117:12 6.86 22.5 5.98 19.623:30 0.77 2.5 6.10 20.0

20Wed

05:33 7.22 23.7 6.45 21.212:00 0.42 1.4 6.80 22.318:00 7.28 23.9 6.86 22.5

21ThuC

00:18 0.37 1.2 6.91 22.706:21 7.58 24.9 7.21 23.612:45 0.14 0.5 7.44 24.418:45 7.53 24.7 7.38 24.2

22Fri

01:01 0.15 0.5 7.37 24.207:04 7.73 25.4 7.58 24.913:27 0.07 0.2 7.66 25.119:26 7.57 24.8 7.50 24.6

23Sat

01:43 0.14 0.5 7.43 24.407:45 7.67 25.2 7.53 24.714:07 0.21 0.7 7.45 24.520:06 7.42 24.4 7.21 23.7

24Sun

02:22 0.33 1.1 7.10 23.308:26 7.40 24.3 7.07 23.214:45 0.55 1.8 6.85 22.520:45 7.11 23.3 6.56 21.5

25Mon

03:00 0.70 2.3 6.41 21.009:04 6.97 22.9 6.27 20.615:21 1.02 3.4 5.95 19.521:23 6.67 21.9 5.64 18.5

26Tue

03:38 1.20 3.9 5.47 18.009:43 6.44 21.1 5.24 17.215:57 1.57 5.2 4.87 16.022:03 6.16 20.2 4.59 15.1

27Wed

04:18 1.75 5.7 4.41 14.510:24 5.86 19.2 4.12 13.516:37 2.12 7.0 3.74 12.322:48 5.65 18.5 3.53 11.6

28ThuD

05:06 2.27 7.5 3.37 11.111:15 5.32 17.5 3.05 10.017:31 2.60 8.5 2.72 8.923:51 5.21 17.1 2.62 8.6

29Fri

06:17 2.67 8.8 2.54 8.312:32 4.94 16.2 2.27 7.419:02 2.87 9.4 2.07 6.8

30Sat

01:22 5.04 16.5 2.17 7.108:00 2.73 9.0 2.31 7.614:12 4.93 16.2 2.20 7.220:45 2.73 9.0 2.20 7.2

31Sun

02:51 5.26 17.3 2.53 8.309:20 2.44 8.0 2.82 9.315:30 5.28 17.3 2.84 9.321:49 2.35 7.7 2.92 9.6


BSTstarts

26

APRIL



1Mon

03:53 5.68 18.6 3.32 10.910:15 2.04 6.7 3.64 11.916:21 5.70 18.7 3.67 12.022:36 1.94 6.4 3.76 12.3

2Tue

04:38 6.08 20.0 4.14 13.610:57 1.65 5.4 4.43 14.517:00 6.09 20.0 4.44 14.623:15 1.58 5.2 4.51 14.8

3Wed

05:15 6.42 21.1 4.83 15.911:33 1.34 4.4 5.08 16.717:34 6.39 21.0 5.05 16.623:48 1.30 4.3 5.10 16.7

4Thu

05:50 6.66 21.9 5.36 17.612:06 1.11 3.6 5.55 18.218:06 6.62 21.7 5.51 18.1

5FriA

00:20 1.09 3.6 5.53 18.106:21 6.83 22.4 5.74 18.812:36 0.95 3.1 5.88 19.318:36 6.78 22.2 5.83 19.1

6Sat

00:51 0.95 3.1 5.83 19.106:52 6.93 22.7 5.98 19.613:07 0.86 2.8 6.06 19.919:06 6.87 22.5 6.01 19.7

7Sun

01:22 0.89 2.9 5.98 19.607:24 6.95 22.8 6.06 19.913:39 0.86 2.8 6.09 20.019:37 6.88 22.6 6.02 19.7

8Mon

01:54 0.93 3.1 5.95 19.507:55 6.89 22.6 5.95 19.514:10 0.97 3.2 5.92 19.420:08 6.80 22.3 5.83 19.1

9Tue

02:26 1.07 3.5 5.72 18.808:28 6.72 22.0 5.65 18.514:43 1.17 3.8 5.55 18.220:42 6.61 21.7 5.44 17.8

10Wed

03:00 1.31 4.3 5.30 17.409:04 6.46 21.2 5.15 16.915:18 1.46 4.8 4.99 16.421:20 6.33 20.8 4.86 16.0

11Thu

03:39 1.62 5.3 4.71 15.409:46 6.10 20.0 4.48 14.716:00 1.82 6.0 4.29 14.122:06 5.97 19.6 4.16 13.6

12FriB

04:28 1.96 6.4 4.01 13.210:41 5.70 18.7 3.74 12.316:56 2.18 7.2 3.52 11.623:09 5.62 18.4 3.44 11.3

13Sat

05:37 2.25 7.4 3.36 11.011:57 5.39 17.7 3.13 10.318:17 2.42 7.9 2.97 9.7

14Sun

00:36 5.45 17.9 3.03 9.907:18 2.28 7.5 3.17 10.413:30 5.39 17.7 3.11 10.219:59 2.29 7.5 3.10 10.2

15Mon

02:08 5.67 18.6 3.37 11.108:48 1.91 6.3 3.75 12.314:54 5.77 18.9 3.86 12.721:17 1.84 6.0 3.93 12.9

16Tue

03:23 6.16 20.2 4.32 14.209:54 1.39 4.5 4.77 15.716:00 6.31 20.7 4.93 16.222:18 1.30 4.3 5.01 16.4


27

APRIL - (Continued)



17Wed

04:22 6.70 22.0 5.40 17.710:50 0.89 2.9 5.81 19.116:52 6.81 22.3 5.92 19.423:09 0.83 2.7 5.98 19.6

18Thu

05:12 7.14 23.4 6.31 20.711:38 0.52 1.7 6.62 21.717:38 7.18 23.6 6.66 21.823:55 0.50 1.6 6.68 21.9

19FriC

05:58 7.41 24.3 6.91 22.712:21 0.33 1.1 7.08 23.218:21 7.38 24.2 7.06 23.1

20Sat

00:38 0.33 1.1 7.05 23.106:41 7.50 24.6 7.16 23.513:03 0.31 1.0 7.19 23.619:01 7.41 24.3 7.10 23.3

21Sun

01:19 0.35 1.1 7.07 23.207:21 7.41 24.3 7.06 23.213:41 0.47 1.5 6.94 22.819:40 7.29 23.9 6.82 22.4

22Mon

01:57 0.54 1.8 6.75 22.108:00 7.16 23.5 6.62 21.714:18 0.77 2.5 6.38 20.920:18 7.02 23.0 6.24 20.5

23Tue

02:35 0.88 2.9 6.14 20.108:37 6.77 22.2 5.90 19.414:53 1.19 3.9 5.58 18.320:55 6.64 21.8 5.45 17.9

24Wed

03:12 1.31 4.3 5.33 17.509:15 6.31 20.7 5.00 16.415:27 1.66 5.5 4.65 15.321:33 6.20 20.3 4.54 14.9

25Thu

03:50 1.79 5.9 4.41 14.509:54 5.82 19.1 4.03 13.216:05 2.14 7.0 3.68 12.122:17 5.75 18.9 3.61 11.9

26FriD

04:35 2.25 7.4 3.50 11.510:42 5.35 17.6 3.10 10.216:53 2.56 8.4 2.79 9.223:12 5.35 17.5 2.79 9.1

27Sat

05:36 2.60 8.5 2.74 9.011:46 4.98 16.4 2.38 7.818:07 2.85 9.3 2.13 7.0

28Sun

00:30 5.11 16.8 2.26 7.407:04 2.72 8.9 2.39 7.813:19 4.88 16.0 2.16 7.119:46 2.83 9.3 2.05 6.7

29Mon

02:00 5.20 17.1 2.37 7.808:30 2.53 8.3 2.67 8.814:42 5.13 16.8 2.60 8.521:02 2.53 8.3 2.60 8.5

30Tue

03:06 5.52 18.1 2.99 9.809:30 2.18 7.1 3.35 11.015:38 5.52 18.1 3.35 11.021:54 2.14 7.0 3.38 11.1


28

MAY



1Wed

03:56 5.90 19.4 3.76 12.310:16 1.80 5.9 4.09 13.416:21 5.92 19.4 4.11 13.522:36 1.77 5.8 4.15 13.6

2Thu

04:37 6.24 20.5 4.47 14.710:55 1.48 4.9 4.76 15.616:57 6.26 20.6 4.79 15.723:13 1.45 4.8 4.81 15.8

3Fri

05:13 6.52 21.4 5.07 16.611:30 1.22 4.0 5.30 17.417:31 6.55 21.5 5.33 17.523:48 1.21 4.0 5.34 17.5

4SatA

05:48 6.74 22.1 5.53 18.112:05 1.03 3.4 5.71 18.718:04 6.77 22.2 5.74 18.8

5Sun

00:21 1.03 3.4 5.74 18.806:22 6.88 22.6 5.85 19.212:39 0.91 3.0 5.97 19.618:38 6.91 22.7 6.00 19.7

6Mon

00:57 0.93 3.1 5.98 19.606:57 6.95 22.8 6.02 19.713:14 0.88 2.9 6.07 19.919:12 6.96 22.9 6.08 20.0

7Tue

01:32 0.93 3.1 6.03 19.807:33 6.91 22.7 5.98 19.613:49 0.95 3.1 5.96 19.619:48 6.91 22.7 5.95 19.5

8Wed

02:09 1.03 3.4 5.88 19.308:11 6.77 22.2 5.74 18.814:27 1.13 3.7 5.63 18.520:27 6.74 22.1 5.60 18.4

9Thu

02:49 1.23 4.0 5.51 18.108:52 6.51 21.4 5.28 17.315:07 1.40 4.6 5.11 16.821:10 6.47 21.2 5.07 16.6

10Fri

03:33 1.51 4.9 4.97 16.309:40 6.17 20.3 4.67 15.315:54 1.73 5.7 4.44 14.622:02 6.15 20.2 4.42 14.5

11Sat

04:27 1.80 5.9 4.35 14.310:39 5.82 19.1 4.01 13.216:52 2.05 6.7 3.77 12.423:07 5.86 19.2 3.81 12.5

12SunB

05:37 2.03 6.7 3.83 12.611:51 5.57 18.3 3.54 11.618:09 2.23 7.3 3.34 11.0

13Mon

00:25 5.73 18.8 3.51 11.507:05 2.03 6.7 3.70 12.113:13 5.58 18.3 3.54 11.619:38 2.13 7.0 3.45 11.3

14Tue

01:46 5.88 19.3 3.75 12.308:24 1.78 5.8 4.10 13.514:30 5.85 19.2 4.08 13.420:52 1.79 5.9 4.06 13.3

15Wed

02:57 6.22 20.4 4.43 14.509:30 1.41 4.6 4.81 15.815:33 6.26 20.5 4.85 15.921:53 1.39 4.6 4.87 16.0

16Thu

03:57 6.59 21.6 5.20 17.110:24 1.07 3.5 5.52 18.116:27 6.64 21.8 5.57 18.322:45 1.05 3.4 5.59 18.3


29

MAY - (Continued)



17Fri

04:48 6.89 22.6 5.84 19.211:12 0.83 2.7 6.06 19.917:14 6.92 22.7 6.09 20.023:31 0.82 2.7 6.11 20.0

18SatC

05:34 7.06 23.2 6.24 20.511:57 0.72 2.3 6.34 20.817:57 7.08 23.2 6.37 20.9

19Sun

00:15 0.71 2.3 6.37 20.906:18 7.10 23.3 6.39 21.012:37 0.72 2.4 6.38 20.918:38 7.12 23.4 6.40 21.0

20Mon

00:56 0.73 2.4 6.39 21.006:58 7.02 23.0 6.29 20.613:15 0.84 2.8 6.18 20.319:17 7.04 23.1 6.20 20.3

21Tue

01:35 0.87 2.9 6.17 20.207:36 6.84 22.4 5.96 19.613:53 1.06 3.5 5.77 18.919:54 6.86 22.5 5.79 19.0

22Wed

02:12 1.12 3.7 5.74 18.808:14 6.56 21.5 5.44 17.914:28 1.36 4.5 5.20 17.120:32 6.58 21.6 5.22 17.1

23Thu

02:50 1.44 4.7 5.15 16.908:51 6.23 20.4 4.79 15.715:03 1.71 5.6 4.52 14.821:10 6.26 20.5 4.55 14.9

24Fri

03:27 1.78 5.8 4.48 14.709:30 5.86 19.2 4.08 13.415:40 2.06 6.8 3.80 12.521:52 5.91 19.4 3.85 12.6

25Sat

04:09 2.11 6.9 3.80 12.510:13 5.51 18.1 3.39 11.116:23 2.38 7.8 3.12 10.222:40 5.59 18.3 3.20 10.5

26SunD

05:00 2.39 7.9 3.19 10.511:06 5.20 17.1 2.81 9.217:20 2.64 8.7 2.56 8.423:40 5.34 17.5 2.70 8.9

27Mon

06:08 2.56 8.4 2.79 9.112:15 5.02 16.5 2.47 8.118:36 2.74 9.0 2.28 7.5

28Tue

00:54 5.27 17.3 2.52 8.307:22 2.53 8.3 2.74 9.013:34 5.08 16.7 2.55 8.419:54 2.62 8.6 2.45 8.0

29Wed

02:06 5.41 17.7 2.78 9.108:30 2.32 7.6 3.09 10.114:40 5.34 17.5 3.02 9.920:57 2.35 7.7 2.99 9.8

30Thu

03:03 5.68 18.7 3.34 11.009:24 2.02 6.6 3.67 12.015:31 5.70 18.7 3.68 12.121:48 2.01 6.6 3.68 12.1

31Fri

03:51 6.00 19.7 3.99 13.110:10 1.70 5.6 4.30 14.116:14 6.06 19.9 4.36 14.322:32 1.68 5.5 4.38 14.4


30

JUNE



1Sat

04:33 6.31 20.7 4.63 15.210:52 1.42 4.7 4.90 16.116:54 6.40 21.0 4.99 16.423:13 1.40 4.6 5.01 16.4

2Sun

05:13 6.58 21.6 5.19 17.011:32 1.18 3.9 5.40 17.717:33 6.69 21.9 5.50 18.123:53 1.16 3.8 5.52 18.1

3MonA

05:54 6.79 22.3 5.62 18.412:12 1.02 3.3 5.77 18.918:12 6.89 22.6 5.88 19.3

4Tue

00:34 1.01 3.3 5.89 19.306:34 6.91 22.7 5.90 19.412:52 0.93 3.1 5.98 19.618:53 7.00 23.0 6.07 19.9

5Wed

01:15 0.93 3.1 6.07 19.907:17 6.93 22.7 5.99 19.713:33 0.94 3.1 5.98 19.619:35 7.00 23.0 6.06 19.9

6Thu

01:58 0.96 3.1 6.05 19.808:00 6.83 22.4 5.88 19.314:16 1.05 3.5 5.78 19.020:19 6.89 22.6 5.84 19.2

7Fri

02:43 1.08 3.5 5.82 19.108:48 6.64 21.8 5.56 18.215:02 1.25 4.1 5.39 17.721:08 6.70 22.0 5.45 17.9

8Sat

03:32 1.27 4.2 5.42 17.809:38 6.37 20.9 5.09 16.715:51 1.50 4.9 4.86 16.022:01 6.45 21.2 4.95 16.2

9Sun

04:27 1.51 4.9 4.94 16.210:35 6.08 19.9 4.57 15.016:48 1.75 5.8 4.32 14.223:01 6.21 20.4 4.45 14.6

10MonB

05:30 1.71 5.6 4.50 14.811:39 5.85 19.2 4.15 13.617:55 1.93 6.3 3.92 12.9

11Tue

00:08 6.05 19.8 4.12 13.506:43 1.80 5.9 4.25 13.912:48 5.77 18.9 3.97 13.019:10 1.95 6.4 3.82 12.5

12Wed

01:18 6.03 19.8 4.07 13.407:55 1.74 5.7 4.28 14.113:59 5.86 19.2 4.12 13.520:21 1.82 6.0 4.04 13.3

13Thu

02:27 6.14 20.1 4.32 14.209:00 1.59 5.2 4.55 14.915:03 6.08 20.0 4.49 14.721:25 1.61 5.3 4.48 14.7

14Fri

03:30 6.32 20.7 4.71 15.509:58 1.41 4.6 4.91 16.116:00 6.34 20.8 4.93 16.222:20 1.39 4.6 4.95 16.2

15Sat

04:24 6.49 21.3 5.10 16.710:48 1.26 4.1 5.23 17.216:51 6.57 21.5 5.31 17.423:09 1.23 4.0 5.34 17.5

16Sun

05:14 6.61 21.7 5.39 17.711:34 1.17 3.8 5.45 17.917:36 6.72 22.1 5.56 18.223:54 1.13 3.7 5.59 18.3


31

JUNE - (Continued)



17MonC

05:58 6.67 21.9 5.54 18.212:15 1.14 3.7 5.53 18.118:18 6.80 22.3 5.67 18.6

18Tue

00:36 1.11 3.7 5.69 18.706:39 6.66 21.8 5.54 18.212:54 1.18 3.9 5.48 18.018:58 6.80 22.3 5.63 18.5

19Wed

01:16 1.17 3.8 5.64 18.507:18 6.58 21.6 5.41 17.813:32 1.28 4.2 5.30 17.419:36 6.72 22.1 5.44 17.9

20Thu

01:54 1.28 4.2 5.44 17.907:55 6.43 21.1 5.15 16.914:08 1.44 4.7 5.00 16.420:13 6.57 21.6 5.14 16.9

21Fri

02:30 1.45 4.8 5.12 16.808:32 6.24 20.5 4.79 15.714:42 1.64 5.4 4.60 15.120:50 6.37 20.9 4.73 15.5

22Sat

03:06 1.66 5.4 4.71 15.509:08 6.01 19.7 4.35 14.315:18 1.86 6.1 4.14 13.621:28 6.13 20.1 4.27 14.0

23Sun

03:44 1.88 6.2 4.26 14.009:46 5.75 18.9 3.88 12.715:55 2.10 6.9 3.65 12.022:09 5.88 19.3 3.78 12.4

24Mon

04:26 2.10 6.9 3.78 12.410:29 5.50 18.1 3.41 11.216:39 2.33 7.6 3.18 10.422:56 5.64 18.5 3.32 10.9

25TueD

05:15 2.29 7.5 3.35 11.011:19 5.29 17.4 3.00 9.817:33 2.51 8.2 2.79 9.123:51 5.46 17.9 2.95 9.7

26Wed

06:15 2.41 7.9 3.05 10.012:20 5.19 17.0 2.78 9.118:42 2.58 8.5 2.60 8.5

27Thu

00:54 5.40 17.7 2.82 9.207:22 2.39 7.9 3.01 9.913:29 5.25 17.2 2.85 9.419:52 2.49 8.2 2.76 9.0

28Fri

02:00 5.50 18.1 3.01 9.908:26 2.23 7.3 3.27 10.714:33 5.49 18.0 3.26 10.720:56 2.25 7.4 3.23 10.6

29Sat

03:00 5.75 18.9 3.50 11.509:24 1.96 6.4 3.79 12.415:29 5.84 19.1 3.87 12.721:51 1.93 6.3 3.90 12.8

30Sun

03:54 6.07 19.9 4.14 13.610:15 1.65 5.4 4.41 14.516:18 6.22 20.4 4.56 15.022:41 1.59 5.2 4.63 15.2


32

JULY



1Mon

04:43 6.39 21.0 4.80 15.811:03 1.36 4.4 5.04 16.517:06 6.57 21.6 5.22 17.123:29 1.28 4.2 5.30 17.4

2TueA

05:30 6.68 21.9 5.40 17.711:50 1.10 3.6 5.58 18.317:52 6.87 22.5 5.76 18.9

3Wed

00:16 1.02 3.3 5.85 19.206:18 6.89 22.6 5.87 19.312:36 0.92 3.0 5.97 19.618:38 7.07 23.2 6.15 20.2

4Thu

01:03 0.83 2.7 6.24 20.507:05 7.00 23.0 6.17 20.213:21 0.83 2.7 6.18 20.319:25 7.17 23.5 6.35 20.8

5Fri

01:50 0.75 2.5 6.43 21.107:53 7.01 23.0 6.26 20.514:08 0.83 2.7 6.17 20.220:13 7.16 23.5 6.33 20.8

6Sat

02:38 0.78 2.5 6.38 20.908:41 6.89 22.6 6.12 20.114:55 0.94 3.1 5.95 19.521:02 7.04 23.1 6.09 20.0

7Sun

03:27 0.92 3.0 6.12 20.109:30 6.68 21.9 5.76 18.915:43 1.14 3.8 5.53 18.221:52 6.82 22.4 5.68 18.6

8Mon

04:17 1.15 3.8 5.67 18.610:21 6.40 21.0 5.25 17.216:35 1.40 4.6 5.00 16.422:45 6.54 21.5 5.13 16.8

9TueB

05:12 1.43 4.7 5.11 16.811:16 6.11 20.0 4.68 15.317:32 1.68 5.5 4.43 14.523:42 6.25 20.5 4.57 15.0

10Wed

06:12 1.70 5.6 4.55 14.912:17 5.87 19.3 4.17 13.718:37 1.89 6.2 3.98 13.0

11Thu

00:46 6.01 19.7 4.12 13.507:20 1.88 6.2 4.13 13.513:24 5.75 18.9 3.88 12.719:48 1.98 6.5 3.77 12.4

12Fri

01:55 5.89 19.3 3.91 12.808:29 1.92 6.3 3.97 13.014:33 5.81 19.0 3.89 12.820:58 1.93 6.3 3.87 12.7

13Sat

03:03 5.92 19.4 3.99 13.109:33 1.83 6.0 4.09 13.415:37 5.99 19.6 4.16 13.622:00 1.78 5.9 4.21 13.8

14Sun

04:05 6.05 19.9 4.27 14.010:29 1.69 5.5 4.36 14.316:33 6.23 20.4 4.54 14.922:54 1.61 5.3 4.62 15.1

15Mon

04:58 6.22 20.4 4.61 15.111:17 1.54 5.1 4.68 15.317:21 6.44 21.1 4.90 16.123:40 1.46 4.8 4.99 16.4

16TueC

05:45 6.36 20.9 4.90 16.112:00 1.43 4.7 4.93 16.218:04 6.60 21.7 5.18 17.0


33

JULY - (Continued)



17Wed

00:22 1.35 4.4 5.25 17.206:25 6.44 21.1 5.09 16.712:38 1.36 4.5 5.09 16.718:43 6.69 21.9 5.33 17.5

18Thu

01:00 1.30 4.3 5.39 17.707:03 6.47 21.2 5.18 17.013:14 1.34 4.4 5.13 16.819:20 6.70 22.0 5.36 17.6

19Fri

01:36 1.30 4.3 5.41 17.707:37 6.45 21.1 5.15 16.913:48 1.38 4.5 5.07 16.619:54 6.65 21.8 5.28 17.3

20Sat

02:10 1.35 4.4 5.31 17.408:11 6.36 20.9 5.02 16.514:21 1.47 4.8 4.90 16.120:28 6.55 21.5 5.08 16.7

21Sun

02:43 1.45 4.7 5.10 16.708:43 6.23 20.4 4.78 15.714:53 1.60 5.3 4.63 15.221:02 6.38 20.9 4.78 15.7

22Mon

03:16 1.60 5.2 4.78 15.709:17 6.05 19.8 4.45 14.615:26 1.78 5.9 4.26 14.021:36 6.17 20.3 4.39 14.4

23Tue

03:51 1.80 5.9 4.38 14.409:52 5.83 19.1 4.04 13.216:02 2.00 6.6 3.83 12.622:14 5.93 19.5 3.93 12.9

24Wed

04:30 2.02 6.6 3.91 12.810:32 5.61 18.4 3.58 11.816:44 2.24 7.4 3.36 11.022:58 5.69 18.7 3.44 11.3

25ThuD

05:15 2.24 7.4 3.44 11.311:21 5.40 17.7 3.16 10.417:36 2.46 8.1 2.94 9.723:52 5.48 18.0 3.03 9.9

26Fri

06:15 2.40 7.9 3.08 10.112:23 5.28 17.3 2.88 9.518:46 2.56 8.4 2.72 8.9

27Sat

00:59 5.40 17.7 2.84 9.307:27 2.41 7.9 2.99 9.813:36 5.35 17.5 2.93 9.620:05 2.46 8.1 2.89 9.5

28Sun

02:12 5.52 18.1 3.06 10.008:40 2.23 7.3 3.29 10.814:48 5.63 18.5 3.40 11.221:16 2.16 7.1 3.47 11.4

29Mon

03:20 5.83 19.1 3.67 12.009:45 1.89 6.2 3.94 12.915:50 6.05 19.8 4.16 13.622:17 1.74 5.7 4.30 14.1

30Tue

04:20 6.23 20.4 4.48 14.710:41 1.50 4.9 4.73 15.516:45 6.50 21.3 5.01 16.423:11 1.31 4.3 5.20 17.0

31Wed

05:14 6.63 21.8 5.32 17.511:33 1.12 3.7 5.51 18.117:36 6.92 22.7 5.80 19.0


34

AUGUST



1ThuA

00:02 0.92 3.0 6.00 19.706:05 6.97 22.9 6.05 19.812:22 0.82 2.7 6.15 20.218:26 7.25 23.8 6.43 21.1

2Fri

00:51 0.62 2.0 6.63 21.806:54 7.19 23.6 6.58 21.613:09 0.61 2.0 6.58 21.619:14 7.45 24.4 6.84 22.4

3Sat

01:39 0.44 1.5 7.00 23.007:41 7.28 23.9 6.84 22.413:56 0.53 1.7 6.75 22.120:01 7.50 24.6 6.97 22.9

4Sun

02:26 0.43 1.4 7.07 23.208:27 7.21 23.7 6.78 22.214:42 0.60 2.0 6.61 21.720:47 7.39 24.2 6.79 22.3

5Mon

03:12 0.60 2.0 6.80 22.309:12 7.00 23.0 6.40 21.015:27 0.82 2.7 6.18 20.321:33 7.12 23.4 6.30 20.7

6Tue

03:57 0.91 3.0 6.21 20.409:58 6.67 21.9 5.75 18.916:12 1.16 3.8 5.50 18.022:21 6.73 22.1 5.56 18.3

7WedB

04:43 1.33 4.4 5.40 17.710:47 6.26 20.6 4.93 16.217:02 1.58 5.2 4.68 15.423:12 6.27 20.6 4.69 15.4

8Thu

05:36 1.78 5.8 4.49 14.711:42 5.87 19.3 4.09 13.418:00 1.99 6.5 3.88 12.7

9Fri

00:11 5.83 19.1 3.85 12.606:40 2.15 7.1 3.68 12.112:48 5.58 18.3 3.42 11.219:14 2.27 7.4 3.31 10.8

10Sat

01:22 5.54 18.2 3.27 10.707:58 2.33 7.6 3.21 10.514:04 5.51 18.1 3.18 10.420:36 2.31 7.6 3.20 10.5

11Sun

02:41 5.51 18.1 3.20 10.509:14 2.26 7.4 3.25 10.715:19 5.69 18.7 3.43 11.321:46 2.13 7.0 3.56 11.7

12Mon

03:52 5.70 18.7 3.57 11.710:15 2.03 6.7 3.67 12.016:21 6.01 19.7 3.98 13.122:42 1.87 6.1 4.14 13.6

13Tue

04:48 5.98 19.6 4.11 13.511:04 1.77 5.8 4.21 13.817:09 6.32 20.7 4.55 14.923:28 1.61 5.3 4.71 15.5

14Wed

05:31 6.23 20.4 4.62 15.211:45 1.55 5.1 4.68 15.417:50 6.57 21.5 5.01 16.4

15ThuC

00:07 1.42 4.6 5.15 16.906:09 6.42 21.1 5.00 16.412:21 1.39 4.6 5.02 16.518:26 6.72 22.1 5.33 17.5

16Fri

00:42 1.28 4.2 5.44 17.806:44 6.53 21.4 5.25 17.212:55 1.30 4.2 5.23 17.219:00 6.80 22.3 5.50 18.1


35

AUGUST - (Continued)



17Sat

01:15 1.21 4.0 5.59 18.307:16 6.58 21.6 5.37 17.613:26 1.26 4.1 5.32 17.519:31 6.80 22.3 5.55 18.2

18Sun

01:45 1.19 3.9 5.61 18.407:46 6.56 21.5 5.37 17.613:57 1.28 4.2 5.28 17.320:02 6.75 22.1 5.47 18.0

19Mon

02:16 1.24 4.1 5.51 18.108:16 6.49 21.3 5.24 17.214:26 1.37 4.5 5.12 16.820:33 6.62 21.7 5.26 17.3

20Tue

02:46 1.37 4.5 5.26 17.208:45 6.35 20.8 4.98 16.314:57 1.53 5.0 4.82 15.821:03 6.43 21.1 4.90 16.1

21Wed

03:18 1.57 5.1 4.86 16.009:17 6.15 20.2 4.58 15.015:29 1.77 5.8 4.39 14.421:36 6.18 20.3 4.42 14.5

22Thu

03:51 1.83 6.0 4.35 14.309:51 5.91 19.4 4.08 13.416:04 2.05 6.7 3.86 12.722:14 5.89 19.3 3.84 12.6

23FriD

04:30 2.12 6.9 3.78 12.410:33 5.64 18.5 3.53 11.616:48 2.34 7.7 3.30 10.823:02 5.59 18.4 3.25 10.7

24Sat

05:20 2.39 7.8 3.20 10.511:30 5.40 17.7 3.00 9.917:51 2.59 8.5 2.81 9.2

25Sun

00:09 5.36 17.6 2.77 9.106:33 2.56 8.4 2.79 9.212:48 5.29 17.4 2.73 8.919:21 2.62 8.6 2.67 8.8

26Mon

01:34 5.35 17.5 2.72 8.908:06 2.47 8.1 2.88 9.414:15 5.49 18.0 3.03 9.920:51 2.32 7.6 3.17 10.4

27Tue

02:57 5.65 18.6 3.33 10.909:23 2.08 6.8 3.57 11.715:29 5.97 19.6 3.88 12.722:00 1.81 5.9 4.16 13.6

28Wed

04:04 6.16 20.2 4.35 14.310:24 1.58 5.2 4.58 15.016:30 6.54 21.4 4.96 16.322:57 1.25 4.1 5.29 17.3

29Thu

05:00 6.69 21.9 5.44 17.811:18 1.08 3.5 5.61 18.417:22 7.07 23.2 5.99 19.623:48 0.75 2.5 6.31 20.7

30FriA

05:51 7.13 23.4 6.38 20.912:07 0.67 2.2 6.46 21.218:11 7.48 24.5 6.81 22.3

31Sat

00:36 0.39 1.3 7.09 23.306:38 7.43 24.4 7.04 23.112:54 0.40 1.3 7.03 23.118:57 7.72 25.3 7.33 24.0


36

SEPTEMBER



1Sun

01:22 0.21 0.7 7.52 24.707:23 7.55 24.8 7.34 24.113:39 0.30 1.0 7.25 23.819:42 7.77 25.5 7.48 24.5

2Mon

02:06 0.23 0.8 7.54 24.708:06 7.48 24.5 7.25 23.814:21 0.39 1.3 7.09 23.320:26 7.61 25.0 7.22 23.7

3Tue

02:48 0.47 1.5 7.14 23.408:48 7.22 23.7 6.76 22.215:03 0.67 2.2 6.55 21.521:09 7.25 23.8 6.58 21.6

4Wed

03:30 0.88 2.9 6.37 20.909:30 6.83 22.4 5.94 19.515:45 1.12 3.7 5.71 18.721:52 6.75 22.2 5.63 18.5

5Thu

04:11 1.41 4.6 5.34 17.510:15 6.34 20.8 4.93 16.216:30 1.65 5.4 4.69 15.422:38 6.18 20.3 4.52 14.8

6FriB

04:57 1.97 6.5 4.20 13.811:06 5.84 19.1 3.86 12.717:24 2.18 7.2 3.65 12.023:34 5.62 18.4 3.43 11.3

7Sat

05:57 2.47 8.1 3.15 10.312:11 5.43 17.8 2.96 9.718:39 2.58 8.5 2.84 9.3

8Sun

00:49 5.23 17.2 2.65 8.707:27 2.72 8.9 2.50 8.213:36 5.29 17.3 2.56 8.420:16 2.64 8.7 2.64 8.7

9Mon

02:22 5.20 17.0 2.55 8.408:57 2.61 8.5 2.59 8.515:03 5.51 18.1 2.90 9.521:33 2.38 7.8 3.13 10.3

10Tue

03:39 5.50 18.0 3.12 10.210:00 2.27 7.5 3.23 10.616:05 5.92 19.4 3.65 12.022:28 2.01 6.6 3.90 12.8

11Wed

04:32 5.89 19.3 3.88 12.710:48 1.91 6.3 3.98 13.116:51 6.31 20.7 4.40 14.423:10 1.68 5.5 4.63 15.2

12Thu

05:13 6.23 20.5 4.56 15.011:26 1.61 5.3 4.62 15.217:29 6.61 21.7 5.00 16.423:46 1.41 4.6 5.19 17.0

13Fri

05:48 6.49 21.3 5.07 16.612:00 1.39 4.6 5.10 16.718:03 6.80 22.3 5.42 17.8

14SatC

00:19 1.23 4.0 5.57 18.306:20 6.65 21.8 5.42 17.812:31 1.24 4.1 5.41 17.718:35 6.91 22.7 5.67 18.6

15Sun

00:49 1.13 3.7 5.79 19.006:50 6.74 22.1 5.62 18.413:01 1.16 3.8 5.58 18.319:05 6.95 22.8 5.79 19.0

16Mon

01:18 1.09 3.6 5.86 19.207:18 6.77 22.2 5.69 18.713:30 1.16 3.8 5.62 18.419:34 6.92 22.7 5.76 18.9


37

SEPTEMBER - (Continued)



17Tue

01:48 1.12 3.7 5.80 19.007:47 6.73 22.1 5.61 18.413:59 1.23 4.0 5.51 18.120:03 6.81 22.4 5.59 18.3

18Wed

02:17 1.24 4.1 5.57 18.308:15 6.62 21.7 5.38 17.714:29 1.39 4.6 5.23 17.220:33 6.63 21.8 5.24 17.2

19Thu

02:47 1.45 4.8 5.18 17.008:45 6.44 21.1 4.98 16.315:00 1.64 5.4 4.79 15.721:04 6.37 20.9 4.73 15.5

20Fri

03:18 1.73 5.7 4.64 15.209:18 6.18 20.3 4.44 14.615:34 1.95 6.4 4.23 13.921:40 6.05 19.9 4.10 13.5

21Sat

03:55 2.07 6.8 3.99 13.109:58 5.87 19.2 3.80 12.516:16 2.29 7.5 3.57 11.722:27 5.69 18.7 3.40 11.2

22SunD

04:43 2.41 7.9 3.28 10.810:53 5.54 18.2 3.13 10.317:18 2.60 8.5 2.94 9.623:35 5.36 17.6 2.76 9.1

23Mon

05:56 2.67 8.8 2.68 8.812:15 5.33 17.5 2.66 8.718:54 2.69 8.8 2.64 8.6

24Tue

01:09 5.28 17.3 2.58 8.507:42 2.62 8.6 2.66 8.713:53 5.49 18.0 2.87 9.420:35 2.36 7.7 3.14 10.3

25Wed

02:40 5.62 18.4 3.26 10.709:06 2.18 7.2 3.44 11.315:12 6.02 19.7 3.83 12.621:45 1.77 5.8 4.24 13.9

26Thu

03:50 6.20 20.3 4.43 14.510:09 1.60 5.2 4.60 15.116:14 6.65 21.8 5.05 16.622:42 1.16 3.8 5.48 18.0

27Fri

04:45 6.79 22.3 5.63 18.511:01 1.04 3.4 5.75 18.917:05 7.21 23.7 6.17 20.223:31 0.65 2.1 6.56 21.5

28SatA

05:33 7.27 23.8 6.61 21.711:49 0.60 2.0 6.66 21.917:52 7.62 25.0 7.02 23.0

29Sun

00:18 0.32 1.0 7.31 24.006:18 7.57 24.8 7.25 23.812:34 0.33 1.1 7.24 23.718:37 7.84 25.7 7.50 24.6

30Mon

01:01 0.19 0.6 7.65 25.107:00 7.68 25.2 7.49 24.613:17 0.26 0.9 7.41 24.319:20 7.83 25.7 7.57 24.8


38

OCTOBER



1Tue

01:42 0.27 0.9 7.56 24.807:42 7.58 24.9 7.31 24.013:58 0.40 1.3 7.18 23.620:01 7.61 25.0 7.21 23.6

2Wed

02:22 0.57 1.9 7.04 23.108:22 7.31 24.0 6.74 22.114:39 0.74 2.4 6.57 21.520:42 7.20 23.6 6.46 21.2

3Thu

03:01 1.03 3.4 6.17 20.209:02 6.89 22.6 5.85 19.215:18 1.23 4.0 5.65 18.621:23 6.66 21.9 5.43 17.8

4Fri

03:39 1.59 5.2 5.07 16.609:44 6.38 20.9 4.78 15.716:00 1.80 5.9 4.57 15.022:06 6.06 19.9 4.26 14.0

5SatB

04:21 2.17 7.1 3.89 12.710:31 5.85 19.2 3.67 12.016:51 2.36 7.8 3.48 11.422:59 5.49 18.0 3.12 10.2

6Sun

05:16 2.69 8.8 2.80 9.211:34 5.40 17.7 2.71 8.918:04 2.79 9.1 2.61 8.6

7Mon

00:13 5.07 16.6 2.28 7.506:48 2.99 9.8 2.08 6.813:03 5.20 17.1 2.22 7.319:48 2.85 9.4 2.35 7.7

8Tue

01:54 5.03 16.5 2.18 7.108:30 2.86 9.4 2.17 7.114:34 5.42 17.8 2.56 8.421:08 2.56 8.4 2.86 9.4

9Wed

03:15 5.37 17.6 2.81 9.209:35 2.48 8.1 2.89 9.515:38 5.83 19.1 3.35 11.022:01 2.15 7.1 3.68 12.1

10Thu

04:06 5.81 19.1 3.66 12.010:21 2.07 6.8 3.74 12.316:23 6.25 20.5 4.17 13.722:42 1.77 5.8 4.47 14.7

11Fri

04:45 6.20 20.3 4.43 14.510:59 1.72 5.7 4.48 14.717:00 6.58 21.6 4.85 15.923:18 1.48 4.8 5.10 16.7

12Sat

05:20 6.50 21.3 5.02 16.511:33 1.46 4.8 5.04 16.517:34 6.80 22.3 5.34 17.523:50 1.27 4.2 5.54 18.2

13SunC

05:51 6.71 22.0 5.45 17.912:03 1.28 4.2 5.43 17.818:06 6.94 22.8 5.67 18.6

14Mon

00:20 1.14 3.7 5.81 19.106:21 6.85 22.5 5.71 18.712:33 1.17 3.8 5.68 18.618:36 7.01 23.0 5.84 19.2

15Tue

00:50 1.08 3.5 5.93 19.506:50 6.92 22.7 5.84 19.213:03 1.14 3.7 5.78 19.019:06 7.01 23.0 5.86 19.2

16Wed

01:20 1.10 3.6 5.91 19.407:18 6.92 22.7 5.81 19.113:34 1.20 3.9 5.72 18.819:36 6.93 22.7 5.73 18.8


39

OCTOBER - (Continued)



17Thu

01:51 1.21 4.0 5.71 18.707:48 6.83 22.4 5.61 18.414:05 1.35 4.4 5.48 18.020:07 6.76 22.2 5.40 17.7

18Fri

02:22 1.42 4.7 5.34 17.508:21 6.65 21.8 5.23 17.214:38 1.59 5.2 5.06 16.620:41 6.50 21.3 4.91 16.1

19Sat

02:55 1.70 5.6 4.79 15.708:56 6.38 20.9 4.68 15.415:15 1.89 6.2 4.49 14.721:20 6.16 20.2 4.26 14.0

20Sun

03:34 2.04 6.7 4.11 13.509:39 6.05 19.9 4.01 13.116:01 2.23 7.3 3.82 12.522:09 5.77 18.9 3.54 11.6

21MonD

04:25 2.40 7.9 3.37 11.110:36 5.70 18.7 3.30 10.817:05 2.53 8.3 3.17 10.423:20 5.43 17.8 2.90 9.5

22Tue

05:39 2.67 8.8 2.76 9.112:00 5.49 18.0 2.82 9.318:42 2.60 8.5 2.89 9.5

23Wed

00:54 5.37 17.6 2.77 9.107:24 2.61 8.6 2.76 9.113:33 5.65 18.5 3.04 10.020:17 2.26 7.4 3.39 11.1

24Thu

02:23 5.71 18.7 3.45 11.308:47 2.17 7.1 3.53 11.614:52 6.14 20.1 3.96 13.021:26 1.71 5.6 4.42 14.5

25Fri

03:30 6.26 20.5 4.55 14.909:48 1.61 5.3 4.65 15.315:53 6.71 22.0 5.10 16.722:21 1.16 3.8 5.55 18.2

26Sat

04:24 6.81 22.3 5.65 18.510:41 1.10 3.6 5.71 18.716:44 7.21 23.6 6.11 20.023:10 0.74 2.4 6.47 21.2

27Sun

05:11 7.24 23.8 6.50 21.311:28 0.71 2.3 6.53 21.417:30 7.54 24.7 6.83 22.423:55 0.48 1.6 7.06 23.2

28MonA

05:55 7.51 24.6 7.02 23.012:12 0.50 1.6 7.01 23.018:15 7.69 25.2 7.19 23.6

29Tue

00:37 0.42 1.4 7.27 23.906:37 7.59 24.9 7.18 23.512:54 0.47 1.5 7.13 23.418:57 7.64 25.1 7.18 23.5

30Wed

01:18 0.54 1.8 7.10 23.307:18 7.51 24.6 6.97 22.913:36 0.62 2.0 6.88 22.619:38 7.41 24.3 6.79 22.3

31Thu

01:57 0.82 2.7 6.59 21.607:57 7.26 23.8 6.43 21.114:15 0.94 3.1 6.31 20.720:18 7.03 23.1 6.08 20.0


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NOVEMBER



1Fri

02:35 1.24 4.1 5.78 19.008:37 6.88 22.6 5.63 18.514:55 1.40 4.6 5.48 18.020:58 6.54 21.4 5.14 16.9

2Sat

03:12 1.75 5.7 4.79 15.709:18 6.42 21.1 4.68 15.315:36 1.90 6.2 4.52 14.821:40 6.01 19.7 4.10 13.5

3Sun

03:52 2.25 7.4 3.75 12.310:03 5.94 19.5 3.69 12.116:23 2.39 7.8 3.55 11.722:28 5.50 18.1 3.11 10.2

4MonB

04:42 2.71 8.9 2.80 9.211:00 5.52 18.1 2.82 9.217:27 2.77 9.1 2.75 9.023:33 5.12 16.8 2.34 7.7

5Tue

05:57 3.01 9.9 2.10 6.912:18 5.28 17.3 2.27 7.418:57 2.90 9.5 2.38 7.8

6Wed

01:04 5.00 16.4 2.10 6.907:37 3.00 9.8 2.00 6.613:45 5.36 17.6 2.36 7.720:21 2.70 8.9 2.65 8.7

7Thu

02:28 5.23 17.2 2.53 8.308:51 2.70 8.9 2.53 8.314:54 5.67 18.6 2.97 9.721:20 2.35 7.7 3.32 10.9

8Fri

03:26 5.62 18.4 3.27 10.709:42 2.32 7.6 3.31 10.815:44 6.04 19.8 3.72 12.222:05 1.98 6.5 4.06 13.3

9Sat

04:09 6.02 19.7 4.03 13.210:24 1.96 6.4 4.06 13.316:24 6.37 20.9 4.42 14.522:42 1.67 5.5 4.70 15.4

10Sun

04:45 6.35 20.8 4.68 15.411:00 1.66 5.4 4.69 15.417:00 6.63 21.8 4.98 16.323:17 1.43 4.7 5.21 17.1

11Mon

05:18 6.62 21.7 5.20 17.011:33 1.44 4.7 5.19 17.017:34 6.82 22.4 5.39 17.723:50 1.26 4.1 5.56 18.3

12TueC

05:51 6.82 22.4 5.56 18.212:06 1.29 4.2 5.54 18.218:07 6.94 22.8 5.66 18.6

13Wed

00:22 1.17 3.8 5.78 19.006:22 6.95 22.8 5.78 19.012:39 1.21 4.0 5.74 18.818:40 6.99 22.9 5.77 18.9

14Thu

00:55 1.15 3.8 5.84 19.206:54 7.00 23.0 5.85 19.213:13 1.22 4.0 5.77 18.919:14 6.95 22.8 5.73 18.8

15Fri

01:30 1.22 4.0 5.73 18.807:29 6.95 22.8 5.73 18.813:48 1.32 4.3 5.63 18.519:49 6.81 22.4 5.49 18.0

16Sat

02:05 1.38 4.5 5.44 17.808:05 6.80 22.3 5.42 17.814:26 1.50 4.9 5.30 17.420:28 6.58 21.6 5.08 16.7

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17Sun

02:43 1.62 5.3 4.96 16.308:45 6.56 21.5 4.94 16.215:08 1.75 5.7 4.81 15.821:12 6.27 20.6 4.52 14.8

18Mon

03:27 1.92 6.3 4.35 14.309:33 6.26 20.6 4.34 14.215:58 2.03 6.7 4.23 13.922:06 5.92 19.4 3.89 12.8

19TueD

04:21 2.23 7.3 3.69 12.110:33 5.97 19.6 3.74 12.317:02 2.27 7.4 3.70 12.123:15 5.64 18.5 3.38 11.1

20Wed

05:31 2.45 8.0 3.20 10.511:48 5.80 19.0 3.35 11.018:27 2.32 7.6 3.48 11.4

21Thu

00:35 5.58 18.3 3.26 10.707:00 2.42 7.9 3.16 10.413:09 5.88 19.3 3.46 11.419:51 2.10 6.9 3.78 12.4

22Fri

01:56 5.81 19.0 3.70 12.208:19 2.12 6.9 3.69 12.114:24 6.20 20.3 4.08 13.421:00 1.72 5.6 4.48 14.7

23Sat

03:03 6.21 20.4 4.49 14.709:23 1.70 5.6 4.51 14.815:27 6.60 21.7 4.90 16.121:57 1.33 4.4 5.27 17.3

24Sun

03:59 6.64 21.8 5.31 17.410:18 1.30 4.3 5.34 17.516:21 6.96 22.8 5.65 18.622:47 1.03 3.4 5.93 19.5

25Mon

04:48 6.99 22.9 5.96 19.611:06 1.00 3.3 5.98 19.617:09 7.20 23.6 6.19 20.323:33 0.85 2.8 6.35 20.8

26TueA

05:33 7.22 23.7 6.37 20.911:52 0.84 2.7 6.38 20.917:54 7.30 23.9 6.46 21.2

27Wed

00:16 0.80 2.6 6.50 21.306:16 7.31 24.0 6.51 21.412:35 0.81 2.6 6.51 21.318:38 7.26 23.8 6.45 21.2

28Thu

00:57 0.89 2.9 6.38 20.906:58 7.28 23.9 6.39 21.013:17 0.92 3.0 6.36 20.919:19 7.09 23.3 6.18 20.3

29Fri

01:36 1.09 3.6 6.01 19.707:38 7.11 23.3 6.03 19.813:57 1.15 3.8 5.97 19.619:59 6.82 22.4 5.67 18.6

30Sat

02:14 1.38 4.5 5.43 17.808:18 6.84 22.5 5.46 17.914:36 1.47 4.8 5.37 17.620:39 6.46 21.2 4.99 16.4

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DECEMBER



1Sun

02:51 1.74 5.7 4.72 15.508:58 6.50 21.3 4.76 15.615:17 1.84 6.1 4.65 15.321:18 6.06 19.9 4.22 13.8

2Mon

03:30 2.13 7.0 3.94 12.909:40 6.13 20.1 4.01 13.115:59 2.21 7.2 3.92 12.922:02 5.68 18.6 3.47 11.4

3Tue

04:12 2.48 8.1 3.20 10.510:28 5.78 19.0 3.30 10.816:49 2.52 8.3 3.27 10.722:53 5.34 17.5 2.83 9.3

4WedB

05:06 2.76 9.1 2.58 8.511:26 5.51 18.1 2.74 9.017:54 2.71 8.9 2.79 9.223:58 5.13 16.8 2.41 7.9

5Thu

06:20 2.91 9.5 2.22 7.312:37 5.38 17.7 2.47 8.119:09 2.73 8.9 2.65 8.7

6Fri

01:18 5.12 16.8 2.40 7.907:40 2.84 9.3 2.29 7.513:51 5.47 17.9 2.63 8.620:18 2.55 8.4 2.91 9.6

7Sat

02:27 5.34 17.5 2.79 9.208:47 2.59 8.5 2.75 9.014:51 5.70 18.7 3.11 10.221:15 2.27 7.5 3.43 11.3

8Sun

03:21 5.67 18.6 3.40 11.209:39 2.27 7.5 3.40 11.215:40 6.00 19.7 3.73 12.222:01 1.97 6.5 4.03 13.2

9Mon

04:05 6.03 19.8 4.06 13.310:22 1.96 6.4 4.07 13.416:23 6.29 20.6 4.33 14.222:42 1.69 5.6 4.60 15.1

10Tue

04:44 6.36 20.9 4.67 15.311:02 1.68 5.5 4.69 15.417:02 6.55 21.5 4.87 16.023:20 1.46 4.8 5.09 16.7

11Wed

05:21 6.65 21.8 5.19 17.011:40 1.45 4.8 5.20 17.017:40 6.75 22.1 5.30 17.423:57 1.28 4.2 5.47 17.9

12ThuC

05:58 6.86 22.5 5.58 18.312:18 1.29 4.2 5.58 18.318:19 6.88 22.6 5.60 18.4

13Fri

00:36 1.18 3.9 5.71 18.706:36 6.99 22.9 5.82 19.112:58 1.19 3.9 5.80 19.018:59 6.93 22.7 5.74 18.8

14Sat

01:15 1.15 3.8 5.78 19.007:16 7.03 23.1 5.88 19.313:39 1.18 3.9 5.85 19.219:40 6.88 22.6 5.70 18.7

15Sun

01:55 1.21 4.0 5.67 18.607:57 6.97 22.9 5.76 18.914:21 1.25 4.1 5.72 18.820:24 6.74 22.1 5.48 18.0

16Mon

02:38 1.36 4.5 5.38 17.608:42 6.82 22.4 5.46 17.915:06 1.40 4.6 5.42 17.821:11 6.51 21.3 5.10 16.7

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17Tue

03:24 1.57 5.2 4.93 16.209:32 6.60 21.7 5.03 16.515:57 1.61 5.3 5.00 16.422:03 6.23 20.4 4.63 15.2

18Wed

04:15 1.81 6.0 4.42 14.510:27 6.36 20.9 4.55 14.916:54 1.82 6.0 4.55 14.923:03 5.97 19.6 4.16 13.6

19ThuD

05:16 2.03 6.7 3.95 12.911:30 6.16 20.2 4.13 13.518:03 1.96 6.4 4.19 13.8

20Fri

00:09 5.81 19.1 3.85 12.606:29 2.14 7.0 3.68 12.112:39 6.06 19.9 3.92 12.919:17 1.98 6.5 4.08 13.4

21Sat

01:21 5.82 19.1 3.84 12.607:44 2.08 6.8 3.75 12.313:51 6.11 20.0 4.03 13.220:27 1.85 6.1 4.26 14.0

22Sun

02:30 6.00 19.7 4.14 13.608:54 1.88 6.2 4.12 13.514:58 6.28 20.6 4.40 14.421:30 1.65 5.4 4.63 15.2

23Mon

03:33 6.28 20.6 4.62 15.209:54 1.62 5.3 4.65 15.315:58 6.49 21.3 4.87 16.022:26 1.44 4.7 5.05 16.6

24Tue

04:27 6.56 21.5 5.12 16.810:48 1.39 4.6 5.18 17.016:52 6.68 21.9 5.29 17.423:15 1.28 4.2 5.41 17.7

25Wed

05:17 6.80 22.3 5.53 18.111:36 1.22 4.0 5.58 18.317:40 6.81 22.3 5.59 18.3

26ThuA

00:00 1.18 3.9 5.63 18.506:02 6.96 22.8 5.78 19.012:21 1.13 3.7 5.83 19.118:24 6.85 22.5 5.72 18.8

27Fri

00:41 1.16 3.8 5.69 18.706:45 7.01 23.0 5.85 19.213:03 1.13 3.7 5.88 19.319:06 6.80 22.3 5.67 18.6

28Sat

01:21 1.23 4.0 5.58 18.307:24 6.97 22.9 5.75 18.813:43 1.22 4.0 5.75 18.919:45 6.68 21.9 5.45 17.9

29Sun

01:57 1.36 4.5 5.31 17.408:03 6.84 22.4 5.47 18.014:21 1.39 4.6 5.45 17.920:21 6.48 21.3 5.09 16.7

30Mon

02:33 1.56 5.1 4.92 16.108:40 6.63 21.8 5.07 16.614:57 1.60 5.3 5.03 16.520:58 6.23 20.5 4.63 15.2

31Tue

03:08 1.80 5.9 4.43 14.509:18 6.38 20.9 4.57 15.015:33 1.85 6.1 4.53 14.921:35 5.96 19.5 4.11 13.5

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Metres/feet double conversion table

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Tidal Reduction Tables

Explanation

The following tables aim to provide a simple method of determining theapproximate height of tide at times not predicted in the main tables.

To use the table:

(1) Find out whether the required tide is on the ebb or flood, and alsothe nearest high water.

(2) Take out the ‘Range of Tide’ from the ‘ebb’ or ‘flood’ column of thetables for the nearest high water.

(3) Enter the reduction table with the time before or after high wateron top and the ‘Range’ at the side and take out the height in feet ormetres above low water from this table.

(4) To this result add the height of nearest low water.(5) The final result will be the tidal height referred to port low water

datum for the given time.

CAUTION: - The predictions by these tables must be taken asapproximate on account of variations in level due to meteorologicalconditions. It should be noted that when the local barometer pressure isover 30.00”, and particularly if this is accompanied by N to NE winds offorce 5 or upwards, tidal levels may be considerably lowered.

The changes in sea level referred to are usually slow; thus in the Haven atthe beginning of a period of high barometer and out blowing winds, sealevel may drop, and supposing the barometer and wind remain constant,continue to drop for several days until a height, depending on the height ofthe barometer and force of wind, is reached. Sea level will probably thenremain constant until the barometer begins to drop and the wind todecrease, when a gradual rise to normal begins, but may not be completeduntil some time after weather conditions have become normal.

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CAUTION: These areas have a high incidence of close quarters situationsbetween craft of less than 20 metres in length, and vessels which can onlysafely navigate within the fairway. Recreational craft should navigate withextreme caution in these areas and should monitor VHF channel 12 at alltimes when within the Haven. Users are advised that Port Vessels and PoliceMarine Unit vessels patrol near Terminals to maintain BL27.

NOTE: Tugwash maybe experienced at the

entrance and in thewest channel whilstescorting tankers.

5 BLASTS (DANGER)You must make clear your intentions and

indicate that you are getting out of the way

2 BLASTS 1 BLAST

Long blasts every two minutes ship operating in fog

3 BLASTS

2019 Leisure User GuidePlease see over for more information about the Waterway.

Dead Slow Minimum Wake These areas are designated for navigational safety andimportance for wildlife. Bays, creeks and tributariesprovide vital feeding and breeding areas. At low watermost of these areas may dry out or become very shallowrevealing submerged natural features. The restriction onspeed and wake reduces disturbance and helps protectwildlife from swamping or being panicked by fast movingvessels, and the environment from damaging effects ofwake and vessel contacts. Operating at slow speed in theseareas also reduces the possibility of serious injury ordamage and also helps to reduce conflicts between usersand ensures safe navigation for all.

Jet Ski/PWC Aquabatics AreaPersonal Watercraft (PWC) aquabatics are ONLYpermitted in the Pwllchrochan Flats PWC area. PWCs arepermitted elsewhere in the Haven if they navigateconsiderately with due care and attention and incompliance with Harbour Bye-laws and zoning.

Water-skiing AreasIn the interest of safety, vessel owners should be mindful oftheir wake in these areas and transit with caution.

Potential Renewable Test Bed SitesSensitive Habitat Zone - Voluntary No AnchoringNational Park CastleHotel or Public House Yacht ClubLaunch Site FuelPublic Pontoon (Seasonal)

Privately owned/operated Pontoon (Seasonal)Marker BuoysMoorings (Commercial)Day Visitor MooringsThese moorings are for the use of vessels up to a maxlength of 40ft and max weight of 10 tonnes during daylightonly. The skipper must ensure sufficient depth of water andswinging area is available for the vessel to be secured. Fullconditions of use can be found atwww.mhpa.co.uk/marine-leisure-services/

Defibrillator (accessible from water)Defibrillators can be found at: Hazelbeach: public toilet wall at the top of the pontoonBurton: public toilet wall in the car parkNeyland Marina: top of the gangway entranceMilford Marina: Pier Head Dale: the boathouseLawrenny Arms: behind the bar Black Tar: top of slipway.

All Pilot Vessels and the Water Ranger RHIB carrydefibrillators (contact details overleaf.)

Leading Lights in the HavenHaven Approach: West Blockhouse (WBH) Watwick Beacon (WB) 022(T)

West Channel: Great Castle Head (GCH) Little Castle Head (LCH) 040(T)

Main Channel: Popton and Bullwell beacons (PP) (BW) in line 095(T) 094(T)

Milford Shelf: Beacons above Newton Noyes (NN) 080(T) 087(T)

Dale

* Approximate Ferry TimesSt. Ann’s inwards at 1145 hoursDepart Ferry Terminal at 1445 hoursSt. Ann’s inwards at 2345 hoursDepart Ferry Terminal at 0245 hours

NOT TO BE USED FOR NAVIGATION

Carew and Cresswell Rivers Navigable only with greatcare and local knowledge.

Pembroke River Navigable only with great care and local knowledge

St Ishmaels

Sandy Haven

Gelliswick

Angle

MilfordHaven

Llanstadwell

Neyland

PembrokeDock

Pembroke

Burton

Llangwm

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Lawrenny

Cresswell Quay

Carew

Upton

LittleMilford

Haverfordwest

CastlePill

NeylandMarina

TollBridge

Rudder’s Boatyard

Cresswell River

Garron Pill

Sprinkle Pill

Eastern CleddauWestern Cleddau

Beggar’sReach

CarewRiver

Benton Castle

MillinPill

PictonPoint

PictonCastle

Slebech

BlackpoolMill

Pembroke Ferry

Cosheston PillEast Llanion

Marine

HobbsPointWear Spit

Beacon Ferry Port*

Westfield PillNature Reserve

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MilfordHaven PortControl

ThornIsland

StackRock

RNLI LifeboatStation

Tanker TerminalKeep Clear

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Please respect this environment:take your litter home with you andfollow the PembrokeshireMarine Code. Togetherwe’ll protect the amazingplants and wildlife found

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It is recommended that you:Inform Tell others where you are going andwhen you will be back.

Tides and Weather Check the tides andforecast to ensure conditions are and will remainsuitable for your vessel and activity.

SOS Device Carry a marine VHF radio withCh16 and capable of listening to Ch12 (harbourworking channel) as well as any other means ofcalling for help.

Wear a LifejacketYou never know when youmight need it and it could just save your life.

Engine and Equipment checks Ensure youhave appropriate working equipment and sparesaboard and that all moorings or anchors beingused are capable of withstanding extremeweather conditions.

Training Ensure your vessel is handled in acompetent manner and avoid taking unnecessaryrisks.

RNLI safety information is available by visiting www.rnli.org.uk

The Water RangerThe Water Ranger patrols the Waterway in a grey RHIB with Patrol on the sides from St Ann’s Head at

the entrance to the Haven, upriver to Haverfordwest on the Western Cleddau, and Blackpool Mill on the Eastern Cleddau. The main aim of this service is to provide information,advice and assistance to all Waterway users, police the zoningsystem and enforce the appropriate Bye-laws.www.mhpa.co.uk/water-ranger

If you wish to contact the Water Ranger pleasecall 01646 696100.Further information for recreation users can be found byvisiting www.mhpa.co.uk/marine-leisure-services

Waterway patrol vesselsPort pilot vessels operate throughout the Waterway24/7 and can be recognised by their green hulls and

white superstructure. All patrol vessels keep radio watch onchannel 12.

Sharing the Estuary SafelyYou are sharing the Haven with wildlife, commercial activityand a whole range of other leisure activities. To promote thesafety of navigation and reduce conflict between users, theWaterway is zoned for high speed activity. The zones alsoensure that the sensitive areas of the Haven remain tranquiland can be used for quiet enjoyment. The Milford Haven PortAuthority Bye-laws (see page 14) control navigation and shouldbe followed at all times.

Conservation & WildlifeThe Haven is a special place, protected for its tranquil,scenic landscape and varied wildlife. The upper and lower

reaches form part of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Parkbecause of their unspoilt character. For more information onexploring the National Park visit: www.pembrokeshirecoast.org.uk

In spring and summer the peaceful bays and rivers form breedinggrounds for many birds, whilst in winter up to 25,000 birds suchas shelduck, teal, widgeon, curlew and redshank come here tofeed. Many parts of the foreshore are Sites of Special ScientificInterest and the whole Haven forms part of the PembrokeshireMarine Special Area of Conservation because of its internationalimportance for marine wildlife above and below the water. Formore information visit www.pembrokeshiremarinesac.org.uk

Human activities in the Haven can damage and disturb wildlifeand its habitats. Please think and act in an environmentallyfriendly way by following the zoning, Bye-laws andPembrokeshire Marine Code. Following the Marine Code willhelp you to enjoy the best of the coast without disturbingsensitive wildlife. www.pembrokeshiremarinecode.org.uk

Recreation ActivitiesA whole range of water-based recreation activities takeplace on the Waterway, including sailing, power boating,

water-skiing, personal watercraft use (jet-skiing), windsurfing,canoeing, fishing, diving and bathing. Activities take place bothon an informal basis and through organised events.

Navigation NotesCommercial Vessel SpeedLarge commercial vessels may, at times, make passage

at higher speeds than expected to maintain proper control andsteerage. Users should monitor the approach of vessels andremain clear when required.

Approach for Milford DocksLeading lights 348° fixed blue in line with fixed blue on whitebackground attached to wall below the Lord Nelson Hotel.

Cleddau BridgeThere may be confused water by bridge piers approximately1 hour before and after High Water springs.

LifeboatsA Tamar class lifeboat and an inflatable ‘D’ class inshorelifeboat are based at Angle. People in danger and

needing rescue services should contact MilfordCoastguard - 999 - ask for Coastguard, or call on VHFchannel 16 using accepted emergency procedures.

Public Pontoons (Mar-Oct)A maximum stay of 12hrs is permitted with no returnwithin 24hrs. The ‘T-Head’ must remain clear at all times

for embarking /disembarking.

Fishing RestrictionsWelsh Government legislation and the Bass Order1990 restrict fishing between 30th April and 1st

November in areas of the Waterway. Fishing methods, minimumsizes and catch quantities are also controlled throughout. Forinformation call 0300 025 3500. Fishing for salmon, trout,freshwater species and eels within the Waterway requires avalid UK rod licence.

Local Weather InformationWeather forecasts are broadcast by Milford HavenCoastguard on channels 16 and 84. Times:

Inshore weather 0750, repeated three hourly, and 1950,repeated three hourly. Strong wind and gale warnings arebroadcast as soon as they have been received and onsubsequent three hour forecasts.

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Tidal Information Differences at High WaterApproximate times to be applied to Milford Haven

High Water predictionsDover +5 hrs Tenby -14 minsFishguard +1 hr 3 mins Swansea +5 minsNeyland +2 mins Ilfracombe -30 minsHaverfordwest +10 mins Padstow -50 mins

Tidal StreamsAcross the entrance to Milford Haven the streams runapproximately at right angles to the line of approach; well withinthe entrance they run nearly parallel to the channel.

The tidal streams run approximately as follows:

Position Interval from High DirectionWater Milford Haven

1 mile outside entrance +0455 East-0125 WestMaximum spring rate in each directionis 2.25 knots

Inside the entrance -0555 Ingoing+0030 OutgoingMaximum spring ingoing rate is 1.5knots and outgoing rate is 1.75 knots

It should be noted that heavy swell may be experienced until insideSt Ann’s Head in adverse conditions as far as Angle Light-bouy.

Tidal streams within the Haven run in the direction of thedeepwater channel as far as Wear Point (51°42’N, 04°59’W). Inthe reach above the Wear Point the ingoing stream is deflected tothe north side of the channel by Carr Spit (51°42’N, 04°57’.8W).

In Pembroke Reach the ingoing stream runs principally in thechannel north of Dockyard Bank, attaining a spring rate of 2.0knots; it is weak and irregular in the channel south of this bank,in which it attains a spring rate of 0.5 knot. The outgoing streamruns strongly in the channel south of the Dockyard Bank,attaining a spring rate of 2 knots. It is weak on the south side ofthe channel, north of the bank; in the north part of the latterchannel an eddy runs strongly during the outgoing stream.

Safety FOG - recommended procedure for small

craft in visibility of 0.5 mile or less1. All craft with VHF radio maintain a listening watch on channel 122. Provided you are aware of your position and you intend stayingout of the fairway, monitor the commercial activity reported onchannel 123. If you are uncertain of your position, it may be prudent toanchor clear of the shipping channel until visibility improves

Sound signals used by vessels in the area (Bye-laws No 9)

Signal MeaningFour short blasts in A power-driven vessel underwayrapid succession is about to turn around (altering

course more than 135°)Followed after a short interval byOne short blast Vessel turning with head to starboardorTwo short blasts Vessel turning with head to portThree short blasts Vessel operating to sternOne long blast, two Power-driven vessel or vessel notshort blasts under command unable to give way

to a sailing vesselFive short blasts A vessel is doubtful if you are taking

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Been involved in an incident onthe Waterway? Report to Milford Haven Port Controlon 01646 696136/7 or complete anincident report form, found on thePort's website: goo.gl/yqhWwz Further Information

Key Contacts VHF Channel STD numberMilford Haven Port Control 12 01646 696137Water Ranger 12 & 16 01646 696100Milford Pierhead 14 01646 696310Castlemartin Firing Range 16 01646 662367Emergency NumbersHM Coastguard 999 or 01646 690909Police (inc. Marine Unit) 999 or 0845 330 2000Customs 0800 595000Withybush Hospital, Haverfordwest 01437 764545Natural Resources Wales (Incident Hotline) 0300 065 3000Berths/Boatyards/ChandleryDale Sailing 01646 603110East Llanion Marine 01646 686866Lawrenny Quay 01646 651212Milford Marina and Boatyard 01646 696312/3Neyland Marina 01646 601601Quadra Marine 01646 278270Rudders Boatyard 01646 600288Windjammer Marine 01646 699070Yacht ClubsDale 01646 636362Neyland 01646 600267Pembrokeshire 01646 692799Pembroke Haven 01646 684403OtherTourist Information Centre, Haverfordwest 01437 775244Pembrokeshire Coast National Park 01646 624800Pembrokeshire County Council Beaches Dept. 01646 602105Crime Stoppers 0800 555111

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