40.8050° N, 73.7950° W 2025-04-18 Fri 00:39 EDT Moonrise 2025-04-18 Fri 02:59 EDT 7.23 feet High Tide 2025-04-18 Fri 06:11 EDT Sunrise 2025-04-18 Fri 09:12 EDT Moonset 2025-04-18 Fri 09:35 EDT 0.62 feet Low Tide 2025-04-18 Fri 15:36 EDT 6.50 feet High Tide 2025-04-18 Fri 19:38 EDT Sunset 2025-04-18 Fri 21:49 EDT 1.29 feet Low Tide 2025-04-19 Sat 01:32 EDT Moonrise 2025-04-19 Sat 03:46 EDT 7.09 feet High Tide 2025-04-19 Sat 06:09 EDT Sunrise 2025-04-19 Sat 10:10 EDT Moonset 2025-04-19 Sat 10:24 EDT 0.84 feet Low Tide 2025-04-19 Sat 16:24 EDT 6.40 feet High Tide 2025-04-19 Sat 19:39 EDT Sunset 2025-04-19 Sat 22:41 EDT 1.41 feet Low Tide 2025-04-20 Sun 02:17 EDT Moonrise 2025-04-20 Sun 04:38 EDT 6.96 feet High Tide 2025-04-20 Sun 06:08 EDT Sunrise 2025-04-20 Sun 11:15 EDT Moonset 2025-04-20 Sun 11:20 EDT 0.98 feet Low Tide 2025-04-20 Sun 17:18 EDT 6.38 feet High Tide 2025-04-20 Sun 19:40 EDT Sunset 2025-04-20 Sun 21:37 EDT Last Quarter 2025-04-20 Sun 23:40 EDT 1.43 feet Low Tide 2025-04-21 Mon 02:54 EDT Moonrise 2025-04-21 Mon 05:37 EDT 6.89 feet High Tide 2025-04-21 Mon 06:06 EDT Sunrise 2025-04-21 Mon 12:23 EDT 0.99 feet Low Tide 2025-04-21 Mon 12:25 EDT Moonset 2025-04-21 Mon 18:19 EDT 6.50 feet High Tide 2025-04-21 Mon 19:41 EDT Sunset
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