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Changing Tides Bed and Breakfast in Rockport, Massachusetts, is an 1855 home located within minutes walking distance to beaches and Bearskin Neck.

Tide Charts & Calendars with easy navigation to over 4000 tide stations throughout the United States.

Low and High Tide Predictions for the Gulf Coast, Florida Keys, US East Coast, and US West Coast with Sunrise, Sunset, Moonrise, Moonset, and Moon Phase.

BoatMa.com is the all-purpose boating site of the Massachusetts Marine Trades Association (MMTA), sponsors of the New England Boat Show and Boston Boat Show, provider of Massachusetts Tide Tables & Cape Cod Tide Tables, Marine Jobs Available in MA, Kids In Boating, and with links to hundreds ofBoat Builders, Marine Surveyors, Boat Dealers, Brokers, Marinas, Boatyards, Marine Insurance, Boating Magazines and Service providers.

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West Juneau Weather Station - current and past weather with statistics and graphs, Juneau area pictures, Webcam view of Juneau, Weather and Geophysical Links

Tide and current information for the Cape Cod & Island's region.

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Wolfville is situated in the North Western portion of Nova Scotia, along the shores of the Minas Basin which is part of the Bay of Fundy, home to the world's highest tides. The Town is separated from the Minas Basin by agricultural dykes which were built by Acadians in the 17th century. Wolfville experiences the Bay of Fundy's record setting tides each day as water fills and drains from the Wolfville Harbour, which is the world's smallest harbour.