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Tidal Information Regarding the Raritan Bay Slag Site 156772 Tides for Matawan Creek, Route-35 bridge. New Jersey - New York Page 1 of2 Ti<ii^."' • .1 ^ \. , •• •' •Moon www.saltwatertides.com Sun; Tide Tides for Matawan Creeki, Route 35 bridge starting with September 9, 2008. Day High Tide Height Suririse Moon Time % Moon /Low Time Feet . Sunset - Visible Tu 9 High 3 :28 AM 4 .1 6:32 AM. • " Set 12:18 AM . 62 9 Low 9 :51 AM. , " 1.6 7:15 PM Rise 4:13 PM 9 , High 3 :52 PM - 4.9. 9 Low 10 :48 PM 1.3 W 10 High 4 :28 AM ' 4 . 2 6: 3 3 AM • Set 1:18 •AM • 71 10 Low 10 : 50- AM 1.4.' • 7:13 PM. Rise 4:50 PM 10 High '.4 :50,PM :^-9.. 10 Low 11 :37 PM 1.0 Th 11 High '5::2 5 AM 4.4 6:34 AM Set 2 :2i AM 79 . •11 ~ Low 11 ::4 1 AM 1'. 1 7:12, PM. Rise. 5: 22 PM il High 5 :44 PM 5.2 F 12 Low 12 :21 AM 0,-7. 6:35 AM • Set ,3:27 AM 87 12 • High 6 :15 AM 4 . 7 7:10 PM • Rise 5 : 50 PM 12 Low 12 :28 PM 0 . 9 12~ High 6 :31 PM • 5.6 Sa 13 Low 1 :03 AM : 0.4 6:36 AM 4:34 , . Set AM • i ^3 - 13 High . , 6: :5 a'" AM 5 . 1 , 7:08 PM • Rise 6:15 PM. • 13 Low •1 : 15 PM .0.5 - 13 . High. 7 :13- PM ' 5.8 . , .• Su , 14 Low 1 :4 '3 AM 0.1 6:37 AM . Set 5:42 AM 97 . 14 High 7 :38 AM 5 . 5 7:07 PM , . Rise' 6:39 •PM 14 Low 2.:;00.P M . 0.3 14 High 7 :5: 2 PM 6.0 . r M •15 ' Low 2 :2; 3 AM -0.1 6:38 AM Set 6:50 AM 99 15 High 8 :1; 5 AM 5 . 9 7:05 PM Rise 7 : 02 PM 15 • • Low 2 ;4: 6 PM 0 .1 15 High' '8 :3: 1 PM 6 . 0 Tu 16 Low 3 :0; 2 AM -0.2 6 : 39 AM: Set 8 : 01 AM .99 16 High 8 :5I 3 AM 6.1 7:03 PM Rise 7 :27 PM 16 iLow 3 :3: 1 PM 0 . 0 ie High 9 :1; 2 PM • 5.9 . W 17 LOW' 3 ;4; 1 AM r 0 . 2 6:40 AM Set 9:13 AM 97 17 High . 9;;3 3 AM 6.2 7:02 PM Rise 7 : 55 PM 17 Low . 4;1 :6 PM 0 .0 17 . High 9 :5,: 6 PM •. • • 5.7 Th : 18 Low 4 :2: 0 AM -0.2 6:41 AM Set 10:28 AM ' 92 18 High 10 ::1 7 AM .6 . 2 7:00 PM . Rise 8:29 PM '"18 Low 5::0 2 PM, 0.1 18 High . 10 :4 6 PM'^ ,5.3. F 19 Low 5 :0 2 AM 0.0 6:42 AM Set 11:44 AM 84 19 High 11: 07 AM 6.2 6:58 PM Rise 9:09 PM.- http://www.saltwatertides.com/cgi-local/newjersey.cgi 9/30/2008 Tides for Matawan Creek, Route 35 bridge, New Jersey - New York Page 2 of 2 Low : 5 52 PM 0 3 19 High 11 43. PM 5 0 Sa 2 0 Low 5 48 AM 0 3 . 6 43 AM Set 12 58 PM 75 20 High 12 04- PM , 6 0 6 57 PM Rise '9 59 PM 20 . Low 6 50 PM 0 6- ; Local Fishing Search For Fishing Su 21 High 12 45 AM •4 8 6 44 AM Set 2 05 PM 65 Near You Using 21 Low • 6 43 AM ,; 0' 6 . 6 55 PM Rise 11 00 PM . The Web's Local 21 High 1 07 PM 5 8 Search! 21 Low 8 01 PM 0 9 Local.com M 22- High 1 49 AM 4 7 ; 6 45 AM Set 3 03 PM 53 22 Low 7 56 AM • 0 9 ' 6 53 PM Understanding 22 High 2 11 PM 5 7 Tides 22 Low 9 17 PM 0 9 Mad Mariner Online Boating Magazine News & Return to the New Jersey - New York selection page, the FAQs/definitions page, the region Info on Tides & selection page, the script licensing page, or to the home page. Currents www.MadMariner.cdm For information on regulations for fishing in New Jersey - New York contact: *Chesapeake Bay New Jersey Div. of Fish. Game and Wildlife Fishing* Fishing At It's Best, Low Rates! Division offish. Wildlife and Marine Resources Call Captain Tom ©410-279-6425 Typhoons, Hurricanes, etc., are NOT included in the predictions. Tidal current direction www.360degreecharters. changes and tide high and low time predictions" can be very different. Tide predictions are PREDICTIONS, they can be v^ong so use common sense. Fishing Outer © 1999-2008 Tide High and Low, Inc. Reproduction of tide predictions in any form or format is explicitly Banks NC prohibited. • Affordable Fishing Charter Shark" Stripers Trout Flounder Cobia Tide ^ • ' Moon www.FishOnObx.com www.saltwatertides.com Sun Tide http://www.saltwatertides.com/cgi-local/newjersey.cgi 9/30/2008 Tides for Cheesequake Creek, Garden State Parkway, New Jersey - New York Page 1 of2 Tide www.saltwatertides.com loon Sun nde Tides for Cheesecjuak e Creek, Garden State Parkway starting with September 9, 2008. Day High Tide Height • Sunrise Moon Time • % Moon /Low • Time ,Feet Sunset 'Visible Tu 9 ' High • 3 :41A M 4 .1 - 6:33 AM Set 12 :1 9 AM •62 9 Low 9:57 AM 1. 6 .7:15 PM. Rise 4 :1 3 PM 9 High 4 : 0^ PM 5 0 9 Low 10:54 PM 1 3 • , • • • 1 W 10 High 4 :41 AM , 4 3'- ' 6': 34, AM Set 1 18 AM 71 . 10 Low 10 : 56 AM 1 4 7:14 PM .. Rise 4 51 PM 10 High 5:03 PM • 5, 1 10 Low 11:43 PM 1 0 Th 11 High, 5:38 AM ... 4 5 ' 6:35 AM Set 2 21 AM 79 11 Low 11:47 AM 1 1 7:12 PM Rise 5 23 PM , 11 High 5:57 PM 5 3 F 12 Low 12 :27 AM 0 8 6:3 6 AM Set 3 27 AM 87 12 High 6:28 AM 4 8 7:10 PM Rise 5 50 PM 12 Low 12:34 PM 0 9 12 High 6:44 PM 5 7 Sa 13 Low 1: 09 AMN 0 4 6:36 AM Set 4 34 • AM 93 13 High 7:li AM • .'5 2 . 7:09 PM - Rise 6 15 PM 13 Low 1:21 PM, 0 5 < 13 High 7 :26 PM ' 5 9 Su 14 Low 1:49 AM. • 0 1 6:37 AM Set 5 42 AM ' '97 ' ,, 14. High 7 : 51,A M 5 6 . 7 : 07, PM Rise 6 3 9 PM 14 Low • 2 : 06 PM 0 3 14 . High 8 : 05 PM. 6 1 M 15 Low 2 :29 AM -0 .1 •6:38 AM • Set 6 50 AM 99 15 High. 8:28 AM ' 6 0 7:05 PM , Rise 7 02 PM 15 Low 2:52 PM 0 1 .15 High 8 : 44 PM 6 1 Tu 16 Low ,3 : 08 AM -0 .2 6:39 AM Set 8 01 AM^ 99 16 High 9:06 AM 6 2 7:04 PM Rise 7 27 . PM 16 Low 3:37 PM 0 0 : - 16 High 9:25 PM ' 6 .0 W 17 Low 3;: 4 7A M -0 .2 6:40 AM Set 9 14 AM 97 17 High 9:46 AM' 6 .3^ 7 :.02 PM Rise 7 .56 PM 17 Low 4 : 22 PM 0 .0 17 High 10 : 09 PM , 5..8 Th 18 Low 4:26 AM' -0 .2 6:41 AM- Set 10 :29 AM 92 . 18 ' High 10 : 30 AM 6 .3 7:00 PM Rise 8 29 PM 18 Low. 5 : 08 PM 0 .1 18 High 10:59 PM 5 .5 F 19 Low 5 : 08 AM 0 . 0 6:42 AM Set 11 •45 AM 84 • http://www.saltwatertides.cpm/cgi-local/newjersey.cgi 9/30/2008 Tides for Cheesequake Creek, Garden State Parkway, New Jersey - New York Page 2 of 2 19' High 11 20 AM 6 3 6 59 PM Rise. 9 09 PM 19 Low 5 58 PM ,0 3 19 High il '56 PM 5 1 Sa 20 Low 5 54 AM 0 3 • 6 43 AM Set 12 58 PM . , •75 20' High '12 17 PM 6 1 _ 6 57 PM Rise 10 00 • PM • Local Fishing 20 Low 6 56 PM 0 7 Search For Fishing Near You Using Su 21-. High 12 58 AM • 4 9. 6 44 AM Set 2 06 PM* 65 The Web's Local 21 •. Low 6 49 AM • 0 7 6 55 PM Rise 11 .00 PM Search! 21 • High . 1 20 PM 5 9 Local.com 21 Low 8. 07 PM P 9 - M 22 High 2 02 AM 4 8 6 45 AM ' Set 3 :03 PM 53 Understanding 22 Low 8 • 02 AM 0 9 6 54 PM 22 High 2 24 PM . 5 8. Tides 22 Low 9 .23 PM 0 9 Mad Mariner Online Boating . Magazine News & Info on Tides & Return to the New Jersey - New York selection page, the FAQs/definitions page, the region Currents selection page, the script licensing page, or to the home page.
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