9.4833° S, 147.1333° E 2025-01-22 Wed 06:05 +10 Sunrise 2025-01-22 Wed 06:32 +10 Last Quarter 2025-01-22 Wed 06:54 +10 1.78 meters High Tide 2025-01-22 Wed 12:21 +10 Moonset 2025-01-22 Wed 13:22 +10 1.37 meters Low Tide 2025-01-22 Wed 17:22 +10 1.46 meters High Tide 2025-01-22 Wed 18:40 +10 Sunset 2025-01-22 Wed 23:52 +10 1.01 meters Low Tide 2025-01-23 Thu 00:19 +10 Moonrise 2025-01-23 Thu 06:06 +10 Sunrise 2025-01-23 Thu 07:11 +10 1.92 meters High Tide 2025-01-23 Thu 13:09 +10 Moonset 2025-01-23 Thu 13:45 +10 1.29 meters Low Tide 2025-01-23 Thu 18:04 +10 1.46 meters High Tide 2025-01-23 Thu 18:40 +10 Sunset 2025-01-24 Fri 00:13 +10 0.92 meters Low Tide 2025-01-24 Fri 01:01 +10 Moonrise 2025-01-24 Fri 06:06 +10 Sunrise 2025-01-24 Fri 07:26 +10 2.05 meters High Tide 2025-01-24 Fri 13:59 +10 1.22 meters Low Tide 2025-01-24 Fri 13:59 +10 Moonset 2025-01-24 Fri 18:29 +10 1.49 meters High Tide 2025-01-24 Fri 18:40 +10 Sunset 2025-01-25 Sat 00:32 +10 0.81 meters Low Tide 2025-01-25 Sat 01:48 +10 Moonrise 2025-01-25 Sat 06:06 +10 Sunrise 2025-01-25 Sat 07:40 +10 2.18 meters High Tide 2025-01-25 Sat 14:11 +10 1.16 meters Low Tide 2025-01-25 Sat 14:53 +10 Moonset 2025-01-25 Sat 18:40 +10 Sunset 2025-01-25 Sat 18:51 +10 1.55 meters High Tide
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