0.4983° N, 173.8533° E 2024-04-20 Sat 03:16 +12 5.20 feet High Tide 2024-04-20 Sat 03:31 +12 Moonset 2024-04-20 Sat 06:19 +12 Sunrise 2024-04-20 Sat 09:47 +12 1.60 feet Low Tide 2024-04-20 Sat 15:15 +12 5.56 feet High Tide 2024-04-20 Sat 15:51 +12 Moonrise 2024-04-20 Sat 18:27 +12 Sunset 2024-04-20 Sat 22:04 +12 1.13 feet Low Tide 2024-04-21 Sun 03:37 +12 5.62 feet High Tide 2024-04-21 Sun 04:10 +12 Moonset 2024-04-21 Sun 06:19 +12 Sunrise 2024-04-21 Sun 10:15 +12 1.20 feet Low Tide 2024-04-21 Sun 15:42 +12 5.79 feet High Tide 2024-04-21 Sun 16:30 +12 Moonrise 2024-04-21 Sun 18:26 +12 Sunset 2024-04-21 Sun 22:26 +12 0.89 feet Low Tide 2024-04-22 Mon 03:59 +12 5.99 feet High Tide 2024-04-22 Mon 04:49 +12 Moonset 2024-04-22 Mon 06:19 +12 Sunrise 2024-04-22 Mon 10:42 +12 0.89 feet Low Tide 2024-04-22 Mon 16:09 +12 5.94 feet High Tide 2024-04-22 Mon 17:09 +12 Moonrise 2024-04-22 Mon 18:26 +12 Sunset 2024-04-22 Mon 22:49 +12 0.72 feet Low Tide 2024-04-23 Tue 04:23 +12 6.28 feet High Tide 2024-04-23 Tue 05:28 +12 Moonset 2024-04-23 Tue 06:18 +12 Sunrise 2024-04-23 Tue 11:09 +12 0.66 feet Low Tide 2024-04-23 Tue 16:35 +12 6.00 feet High Tide 2024-04-23 Tue 17:50 +12 Moonrise 2024-04-23 Tue 18:26 +12 Sunset 2024-04-23 Tue 23:12 +12 0.62 feet Low Tide
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