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I just posted this info on the B33 forum as well..
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I just discovered a great web page for tide info, local weather info, and aerial photos of marine locations... and more...

Go to... www.mobilegeographics.com

Move Click on "Zone Index"

Click on "America"

Click on "America/New York" (This gets you to the east coast, for you left coast guys find a city there in the America listing)

You now have an alphabetical listing of the tide stations this site will reference..

Click on a location you are interested in..

You will see a three day tide graph, with other info available..

On the lower part of the page you can get a great aerial photo (with some stations having options to show highways, etc) of the area around thyhe tide station. You can expand and contract this photo as well as drag it to show new areas..

Plus, there is near the bottom of the page a link to ships locations at sea, and local weather info (I fould the weather links very slow).

All in all a great site IMHO.

Enjoy

Where did you see "Zone Index"?

"DITTO"

Clik on tide predictions, new screen & then you can see the zone index.
Al

Al...

Thanks for adding your comment.. I missed that when I put the info together.

Sorry everyone, but I had a couple of things missing in the original post.. so I am posting below a corrected version.. I hope nobody got lost trying the original instructions!
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Go to... www.mobilegeographics.com

Move down to the lower part of the page to the list of "Other goodies"

Click on "Tide Predictions"

Click on "Zone Index"

Click on "America"

Click on "America/New York" (This gets you to the east coast tide station list, for you left coast guys find a city there in the America listing)

You now have an alphabetical listing of the tide stations this site will reference..

Click on a location you are interested in..

You will see a three day tide graph, with other info available..

On the lower part of the page you can get a great aerial photo (with some stations having options to show highways, etc) of the area around the tide station. You can expand and contract this photo as well as drag it to show new areas..

Plus, there is near the bottom of the page a link to ships locations at sea (plus you can access a track of the ship's recent positions), and local weather info (I fould the weather links very slow).

All in all a great site IMHO.

When I click on tide predictions I get the old "Cannot Find Sever" message.

I occasionally get that message on random sites, but it usually goes away after a couple of tries. My local high speed cable ISP has crappy service, and I often have to reboot my modem when I get that message on other sites.

dougl33 wrote:When I click on tide predictions I get the old "Cannot Find Sever" message.

Doug, just clikked right through to Beverly, Ma & pulled up a tide chart for the next year.
Al

Thanks a lot, great site, i was able to pick up my house.

The best tide and current prediction site still remains, over the past 11 years or so, University of South Carolina's Wethey Lab....



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Patrick