About Haven Authority Mayday Collision awareness Navigation channels and As a trust port with statutory responsibilities for conservancy and safety of navigation we ensure A mayday should only be sent if there is grave checklist speed restrictions that commercial and leisure users co-exist safely and imminent danger to vessel or person in the Haven. We do this by providing free services which requires immediate assistance. • A vessel of less than 20m in length or sailing Channels for recreational users, including navigational and vessel shall not impede the passage of vessels The main deep-water navigational channels A DSC distress alert will sound an alarm on all traffic information via our Vessel Traffic Services which can safely navigate only within a within Harwich Harbour are well marked Best practice advice Safety DSC sets within range, including ships and at Pollution and Respect our (VTS) and website. narrow channel or fairway. by buoys and lights. Yachts are advised Coastguard stations and will send the position for sailors brief • A vessel shall not cross a narrow channel or to keep clear of the channels and use the dangerous goods special environment Marker buoys, yacht channels and harbour of the boat if the set is interfaced with a GPS. recommended yacht tracks. patrols ensure the main channel is kept clear for fairway if such crossing impedes the passage commercial shipping. During the weekends of the On 1 July 2002, Chapter V of the SOLAS Skippers should educate their crew about the If it is urgent, but not life threatening, make a of a vessel which can safely navigate only When main channels have to be crossed, this Prevention of Pollution by Garbage So visitors can fully enjoy the Haven’s summer months we patrol between 0800 and 1800. (safety of life at sea) Regulations came into safety equipment onboard the boat, where it is Pan Pan broadcast preceded by a DSC urgency within such channel or fairway. The latter should be done as nearly as practicable at Regulations surroundings, we work to preserve its force internationally affecting all leisure and when and how to use it. alert. For advice contact the Coastguard by vessel may use the sound signal prescribed in right angles. Avoid crossing the bows of The North Sea, including its Estuaries and Rivers, environment by collaborating with groups We collaborate on a regular basis with local yacht vessels. routine DSC or on Channel 16. Rule 34(d) if in doubt as to the intention of the on-coming commercial traffic. Large container is designated a Special Area under Annex 5 of including the Wildlife Trust, Natural clubs such as the Harwich Area Sailing Association crossing vessel. MARPOL. Within this area the disposal of all England and RSPB to protect natural habitats. The weather ships, in particular, have very restricted (HASA) to make their members aware of the garbage is STRICTLY PROHIBITED. Food waste Get a forecast before leaving and consider • A sailing vessel underway shall keep out of visibility for quite a distance ahead when In addition to being home to one of the UK’s hazards of boating in our busy harbour.  How to start the engine may only be put overboard outside the 12 how it applies to the area. Prepare the boat DSC DISTRESS ALERT the way of: carrying a deck cargo of containers. largest and busiest port clusters, Harwich mile limit in compliance with the Regulations, Each year we welcome more than 10,000 leisure and crew for that. Update the information Location of first aid kit and Haven is also an area of high environmental  - A vessel not under command; We request that sailors conduct themselves in otherwise all garbage must be retained on vessels of all shapes and sizes who visit the Haven regularly. Open the red cover, then press protection, mainly due to the bird population book a responsible way while using the Haven and board until it can be deposited on shore in from both the UK and Europe. and hold the distress button - A vessel restricted in her ability to that it supports. The tides manoeuvre; adhere to both the Collision Regulations and approved receptacles. Whether you are visiting the area or are a local sailor When are the tidal streams favourable? Will  How to send a VHF/DSC through the countdown. best practice advice given by the Royal Yacht Both estuaries are part of the European we urge you to review the information contained - A vessel engaged in fishing; Association. Dangerous Goods in Harbour Areas Regulations it be wind against tide making sea conditions distress alert and mayday Use Channel 16 on high power conservation sites know as Natura 2K, are within this guide, which will assist with safety and worse? Is there a tidal gate? Is there sufficient - Any vessel other than a vessel not 2016 (DGHAR) recognised as important wetlands under Speed limits enhance your enjoyment of the Haven. height of tide to cross any shallow area? Use of lifejackets, harnesses under command or a vessel restricted A vessel alongside displaying an all-round red international conventions (Ramsar) and are  MAYDAY, MAYDAY, MAYDAY The speed limit for power boats, cruisers, or in her ability to manoeuvre shall, if the light by night or a red flag by day indicates also Sites of Special Scientific interest (SSSI) Limitations of your vessel and jack-stays yachts is 8 knots within Harwich Harbour, the THIS IS [vessel type and name, circumstances of the case admit, avoid that she is carrying dangerous substances. and UK legislation. The shores and surrounding Is the boat suitable for the conditions River Stour and the Walton Backwaters. The impeding the safe passage of a vessel Under these Regulations an exclusion zone areas include Areas of Outstanding Natural expected? Do you have the safety  Location and use of flares vessel name, vessel name] MMSI limit is 6 knots within the . constrained by her draught, exhibiting of up to 200m is to be enforced around any Beauty (AONB) and local nature reserves. equipment and spares that you need? and EPIRB & call sign the signals in Rule 28. vessel loading or discharging explosives. Manoeuvring and For further information, download Harwich Rivers Deben, Alde, Ore, Stour, Orwell Crew Tankers alongside the oil jetties at Harwich,  MOB equipment and MAYDAY THIS IS [vessel type Haven Authority Byelaws from our website - and Hamford Water are recognised as Does the crew have enough experience The Full Collision Regulations (Colregs) can and should also be given a warning signals & name] MMSI & call sign www.hha.co.uk/operations/downloads Internationally Important Conservation sites and physical ability for the trip? Are there procedure be downloaded at www.collisionregs.com wide berth. and are designated Special Protection Areas. sufficient crew? Cold, tired or seasick crew The Ipswich Port Authority Byelaws can be Gas safety and use of cooker IN POSITION [lat/long] Considerate visitors are welcome but take One prolonged blast will add to the skipper’s tasks. Are you,  downloaded at www.abports.co.uk/About_ care to avoid polluting the area and it is a ------as skipper, liable to seasickness too? Is NATURE OF DISTRESS [fire, ABP/ABP_ByeLaws/  Location and use of AIS kit criminal offence to damage the habitat or Leaving a dock, quay, or anchorage there warm waterproof clothing, food and sinking, mob] disturb wildlife. One short blast accommodation for the crew?  How to gain access to the I REQUIRE IMMEDIATE Do not land in these areas from a boat unless • Navigational hazards engine space if there is no in a recognised landing area. Yacht owners Altering to starboard Check on the charts and read pilot books for ASSISTANCE automatic system Fog Report suspicious activity should ensure that the anti-fouling paints information of the hazards in the area. Two short blasts OTHER IMPORTANT used on their vessels comply with current How to launch the life raft •• Contingency plan  INFORMATION Harwich VTS cannot undertake control of small around the Haven regulations. Environment Agency advice on If it gets too late, too dark, or too cold to craft in reduced visibility but our VTS team Altering to port  The danger zones where [number of persons abandoning the approved paints can be obtained from follow the original plan, where will you will provide assistance if possible. Listen in on PROJECT KRAKEN is a the Marinas or direct from the Environment Three short blasts to life raft or no life raft] go? If the weather deteriorates or there is there is risk of injury from channel 71 and always carry a radar reflector, joint initiative aimed at Agency (Guidance note: ING 309). ••• an accident, where will you go for a safe flares and suitable emergency equipment. If encouraging the public the boom or mainsheet in an OVER Useful websites: My engines are going astern haven? Have sufficient charts to cope with a you do not have radar and intend crossing any to report suspicious or www.suffolkcoastandheaths.org and different destination. accidental gybe shipping lane, and you are in serious doubt as unusual activity around Five or more blasts www.thegreenblue.org.uk to the commercial movements, call Harwich Watersports the coastal and maritime ••••• Information ashore VTS on channel 71, or Ipswich Port Radio Ch 68 environment. Your intentions are unclear Tell someone ashore about your plans and tell During the Mayday all the communication is whilst in the River Orwell. Carriage and use of an Waterskiing, jetskiing and sailboarding are them how to inform the Coastguard if you likely to continue on Channel 16 and it will be If you see or hear anything Four short blasts followed by one short blast Further guidance is available within MGN operational AIS is also encouraged. Remember not permitted in or near any navigational are overdue. Log details of your vessel and its possible to talk to the lifeboat or helicopter unusual, REPORT IT. Even the smallest thing •••• • 379 - use of Electronic Navigational Aids - your obligations under the prevention of channel used by commercial vessels. Power life-saving equipment with the Coastguard. once they are on scene and all vessels in the can be significant… Turning short round to starboard www.gov.uk collision regulations (see above), particularly the craft are only permitted in designated areas. Use the CG66 in the UK. This can be filled in vicinity will be aware of your situation. ability to make an efficient sound signal. Sailboarding is not permitted in or near Call your local Police on 101 or Four short blasts followed by two short blasts online www.gov.uk/register-boat-coastguard- The prudent mariner should never be Do not rely on a mobile phone in an mooring areas or beaches. Please be aware safety-scheme See www.collisionregs.com for full Crimestoppers anonymously on •••• •• overly reliant on the outputs of a single emergency at sea, it cannot perform the that permission to launch and recover may Support us to keep the Turning short round to port Collision Regulations 0800 555 111 [Quote KRAKEN] navigational aid. same function. need to be sought from the local authority - Haven free of plastic www.tendringdc.gov.uk by disposing of your waste responsibly.

45 Ipswich Haven Marina N 48 Marina M Neptune Marina 47 01473 236644 L Recommended yacht track from south of Shotley Spit Key to www.ipswichhavenmarina.co.uk buoy is parallel to deep water channel, passing close north 6 hours before

1-19 1-7 1-13 1-19 of Ganges buoy to the marked approach channel leading High Water Harwich A 1-24 N M L B C K facilities O K J D P I H E 1-26 to locked basin. Traffic lights at lock entrance (24hr) plus G 1-18 J Tidal Stream F Harbour INOGON directional leading light, see drawing. Diesel G Master H F Boat hoist & cranage Launching slip Scrubbing berth Harbour is available 24hrs per day. VHF Ch 80 visitors’ berths Charts Car G 08.12 Master park Car available. Yacht travel lift approx 40 tons max. Channel F park Tidal direction is shown by the arrows. The figures against the 07.10 Chandlery Laundrette Showers Car E dredged to 2m below CD. 06.08 park E arrows give the mean neap and spring rates in tenths of a Knot. Ipswich Haven Marina 45 D 01473 788982 | www.shotleymarina.com Thus 19.34 indicates a mean neap rate of 1.9 Knots and a mean LPG D Defibrillator LPG Toilets C Light Direction spring rate of 3.4 Knots. View our live data at www.hha.co.uk B 06.10 05.08 C A Diesel Petrol VHF80 47 Neptune Marina Harbour Go On Go 5 hours before 4 hours before 3 hours before IPSWICH Master Right Track Left WET High Water Harwich High Water Harwich High Water Harwich Electricity Provisions Visitor berths PRIVATE DOCK 01473 215204 BERTHS www.neptune-marina.com B Gas (bottles) Refuse Wifi

NEW 09.14 11.17 10.16 CUT A Hazardous waste / oil Restaurant / bar Workshop 09.14 12.18 12.18 07.11 08.13 08.12 Debbage Yachting 30 EE 74-81 New Cut is tidal. Visiting yachts are DD V 62-72 09.14 11.17 11.17 advised not to arrive Q WH 08.12 09.14 09.13 N 1-9 51-61

two hours either CC 429-434 P M E B 416-428

387-401 A

403-415 356-370 372-386 10-19

side of low water. 343-355 I BB 280-284 G F C 20-30 82-112 44 Fox’s Marina & Boatyard AA J H 39-49 2 hours before 1 hour before 116-138 32-48 262-279

285-299 89-115 187-206 207-224 244-260 See warning 227-243 140-162 163-185 49-64 28-38 High Water Harwich High Water Harwich High Water Harwich note opposite. K 303-316 Entrance 100m upriver of No12 channel buoy, which is dredged Lock 317-320 D (Sluice) Sig.light 328-342 66-76 WH to 2m below CD. Visitors’ berths available. Within the entrance to NEW CUT is L 77-86 20-26 Orwell 13-19 Navigation a Water Velocity Control Structure Harbour Yacht travel lift 70 tons. Club facilities available to visiting crews. HPYC 1-11 Service which is raised when required from Master 08.13 04.06 03.05 VHF Ch 80 | 01473 689111 | www.foxsmarina.com Sig.light the river bed. When raised the top of 10.15 06.09 01.02 the structure may be just below the 06.09 04.06 02.03 IPSWICH ENCLOSED DOCK water level. Three vertical red lights, when lit, warn vessels that they 14.22 06.09 03.04 MUST NOT PROCEED. 49 Suffolk Yacht Harbour 06.09 01.02 05.07 11 Orwell Yacht Club Entrance marked by channel. 1 hour after 2 hours after 3 hours after All inward bound leisure craft should contact LOCK SIGNALS: Lights fixed at the river side of Dredged to 2.5 metres LWS. Visitors’ High Water Harwich High Water Harwich High Water Harwich Lock Control on VHF Ch 68 for up to date the lock entrance (for vessels arriving Wet Dock) berths available. information on lock times. and on the Orwell Navigation Service building VHF Ch 80 | 01473 659465 | 01473 659240 | www.syharbour.co.uk (for vessels departing Wet Dock) indicate OYC ARRIVAL: It is accessible 24 hours through a 10.16 12.19 10.16 Pontoon whether the lock is open or closed as follows: lock entrance, at all states of the tide for vessels 07.10 15.22 13.19 07.11 10.14 08.12 up to 2m draft. Vessels wishing to use the lock One red light - lock closed to vessels entry OYC 50 Tidemill Yacht Harbour Scrubbing Post should contact Lock Control, VHF Channel 68 A 1-14 Diesel Berth One green light - lock open for vessels entry 10.15 15-29 as they clear the . Once through Entrance over a sill. Visitors’ berths available. VHF Ch 80. 13.19 12.18 B 160-214 08.13 09.14 10.15 the lock, contact either: Ipswich Haven Marina The lock master will advise if there is a pontoon Note: To calculate entrance access - 1-15 on VHF Channel 80 or 37 or Neptune Marina on available for mooring or if a vessel is to secure North Arm Height over sill = predicted HT off HHA 4 hours after 5 hours after 6 hours after C Outlook Cafe, Bar & Bistro VHF Channel 80 or 37 for allocation of a pontoon to the lock side. Due to the strong turbulence 101-159 High Water Harwich High Water Harwich High Water Harwich 2-12 14-15 berth. Craft arriving early may use the layby which can be encountered, it is strongly advised Guide minus (less) 1.5metres = HT over sill D 13-25 Harbour pontoons. Visitors’ berths are always available for to wear lifejackets in the lock. Master South Arm 51-100 01394 385745 | www.tidemillyachtharbour.co.uk 1-13 Harbour even the largest yachts and non-commercial craft. Master 06 Fox’s Marina Yacht Club The lock master will advise all vessels prior to 1-50 Car park 07.12 04.06 DEPARTURE: All vessels to call Lock Control the commencement of locking operations. SLACK Car park 09.14 05.08 44 Fox’s Marina & Boatyard prior to leaving the Marina berth. The duty 06.09 03.05 All yachts to monitor Channel 68 whilst on the officer will inform you when there is free flow River Orwell. or when you can lock out. 08.12 04.06 SLACK 07.10 02.03

51 Titchmarsh Marina 31 Ha’penny Pier yacht moorings O Entrance 1.0m MLWS. First come, first served. Charges made when staying between 1600 - 0900. N M Visitors’ berths available. Pier master on duty between April and October. Out of season (November - March) L Slip Dinghy Park Yacht travel lift 35 tons. please direct any enquiries to [email protected]

Titchmarsh Marina 51 VHF Ch 80 | 01255 672185 01255 243030 | 07748 154039 | [email protected] | hha.co.uk/leisure/mooring/ 01255 851899

Harwich Haven Useful contact A www.titchmarshmarina.com B Harbour Mooring in Ha’penny Pier - Be aware Master that if the wind direction is NW, Operation Channels information C 1-25 D 2-50 NNW or West to North there can be a 1-49 2.0m 2-60 Channel 16 Harwich Harbour Master ...... 01255 243030 E 1-49 strong swell. Pontoon bridges will be 4-46 No public mooring The distress channel. Monitor this Harwich VTS ...... 01255 243000 1-75 raised to the up position if conditions F 2-64 1-49 channel at all times. Use for routine Ipswich Harbour Master ...... 01473 211771 G are not suitable for mooring. Please H 2-64 calling only if there is no alternative, Ipswich Lock Control ...... 01473 213526 1-63 2-56 contact the Harwich Haven Authority 1-63 Moorings such as DSC or mobile phone. Orwell Navigation Service ...... 01473 211066 pier master for further information - 1-27 Channels 6, 8, 72, 77 UK Border Force [email protected] Non-commercial ship-to-ship channels. National Yachtline...... 0300 123 2012 Regional Intelligence Team ...... 07900 056435 5 Knots maximum speed limit Channel 13 Project Kraken ...... 101 & quote Used by ships for bridge to bridge i Please be aware of swell one hour ‘KRAKEN’ Tourist i before and one hour after high and communications on matters of navigational Information Information safety, useful to monitor in shipping areas. HM Coastguard Point low water. Dover Coastguard ...... 01304 210008 Channel 67 MMSI VHF/DFC ...... 002320009 52 Walton Yacht Basin Used by HM Coastguard for safety Coastguard in case of emergency ...999 communications. Vessels are requested VHF 80 | 01255 675873 not to use this channel for inter-ship traffic. 07514 492815 | www.wfyc.co.uk Channel 68 Orwell Navigational service working G F channel. Keeping up to date with E River Orwell Channel 71 Harwich Haven Authority D Harwich Vessel Traffic Services working C B channel. Monitor in Harwich Haven Using our own data we produce and distribute A Authority waters. Only call Harwich VTS for 20,000 tide table leaflets to marinas, businesses urgent navigational safety information. and retail outlets across Essex and Suffolk, which Channel 80 you can pick up FREE of charge. Harbour Master Harbour Master The marina channel. Download from our website - Vessels over 50 G.T. must report to www.hha.co.uk/leisure/downloads/ Boat storage & Harwich VTS at designated reporting Summer car park Take a look at our live, up to the minute points (as per Admiralty Charts). Report hydrographical, meteorological and vessel also to Ipswich Port on channel 68 on entry movement data - www.hha.co.uk/live-data Marina 53 Royal Harwich Yacht Club 13 to River Orwell. Sign up to receive Notice to Mariners and 46 Mistley Marine Port Information Notices - Please be aware that the berths www.hha.co.uk/news/subscribe can dry out. 2020 Harwich Haven Authority VHF 80 | 07850 208918 Harbour House, The Quay 53 Woolverstone Marina 13 Royal Harwich Yacht Club Yachting Guide to Harwich, Essex, CO12 3HH T +44 (0)1255 243030 Continuous access. Visitors’ berths. Visiting yachts can lay on outer pontoons. E [email protected] VHF Ch 80 | 01473 780206 | 01473 780354 07742 145994 Harwich Harbour and its Rivers This guide is produced by Harwich Haven Authority as a reference www.woolverstonemarina.co.uk www.royalharwichyachtclub.co.uk and safety guide only. It’s NOT to be used for navigational purposes. All information correct at time of publication. Copies of this yachting guide can be obtained at local marinas, marine-related outlets and the Harwich Haven Authority offices. Additional copies can be obtained 46 Mistley Marine @harwichhaven from [email protected] or by calling 01255 243030. NOTE: Pontoons dry at MLWS River navigation maps available at Charity & Taylor, Charts & www.hha.co.uk Not for resale. Publications Ltd: 01502 573943 | www.charityandtaylor.com Printed free of charge for stakeholders of the Harwich Haven. Designed by www.trebuchetcreative.co.uk LPG FREE OF CHARGE NOT FOR RESALE Yachting Guide Key SNAPE HAZEL WOOD MELTON BOATYARD MARSHES 40 NOTE: High water at MBY is 39 WARNING OR DANGER as Harwich +35 minutes 38 ALDEBURGH 06' Larkman’s Boatyard 33 37 ALDE The minimum depth in the BEWARE When MUD FLATS Main Channel adjacent 36 moving up river RF Upson & Sons Ltd 39 Melton Boatyard at MHWN is at night, ensure 2 metres (based on 3 metre 35 Melton Boatyard Ltd 35 34 you locate Red CLUBS prediction at Harwich) 33 number 37 Aldeburgh Boatyard 29 Yachts planning to arrive at 32 when passing Martello Robertson’s Boatyard 40 Green 36 to 01 Aldeburgh Yacht Club Keep safe... keep a look out. MBY at HW (MBY) should Slaughden Sailing Club 15 Tower pass buoy No.24 1 hour avoid entering 01728 452562 | www.aldeburghyc.org.uk The Woodbridge Boatyard 41 31 these salt flats. before HW (MBY) 02 Bawdsey Haven Yacht Club 30 Aldeburgh Yacht Club 01 There is no sill at MBY 29 SALTINGS RIVER 01394 410258 Woodbridge Cruising Club 20 No24 28 ALDE Large ships often have restricted visibility R 27 Water R R No22 ski area nn Deben Rowing Club 03 R No20 50 Tidemill Yacht Harbour No18 20 Woodbridge Cruising Club 05' 03 Deben Rowing Club RIVERS ALDE AND ORE LINE OF SIGHT No16 ORFORDNESS 07899 778995 | www.debenrowingclub.co.uk Deben Yacht Club 04 R 50 Tidemill Yacht Harbour 10 No13 Orford Sailing Club nnnn Deben Watersports Centre 22 G 04 Deben Yacht Club No11 Orford Town Trust 36 G 24 River Ore www.debenyachtclub.co.uk Orford Castle 1/2 MILE BUOYED No9 G No14 05 Sailing Club R No12A ORFORD SPEED LIMIT: R.Y.A. recognised training centre. R BUTLEY Orford 8 knots except in personal No7 RIVER VHF CH 08 Lighthouse 8 07483 381499 | 01394 283785 | www.ffsc.co.uk If you can’t see the ship’s bridge, then the captain can’t see you! Keep a safe G KNOTS watercraft area. MOORINGS lookout. Be aware of closing speeds. Be aware that a vessel can’t see you. nnnnnnn 34 Creek Boatyard 04' 06 Fox’s Marina Yacht Club No12 RIVER R BOYTON 01473 684111 | www.fmyc.org.uk MARSHES ORE YB No5 nnnnnnnnnnnnn G Personal 07 Harwich & Dovercourt Sailing Club No10 water craft 07507 344375 | www.hdsc.org.uk R area. 45 Ipswich Haven Marina No8 Boatyard 42 R nnnn No3 G 08 Harwich Town Sailing Club 47 Neptune Marina Waldringfield Sailing Club 18 MOORINGS 01255 503200 | www.htsc.co.uk 09 Haven Ports Yacht Club No1A 03' Within the entrance to NEW CUT is 25 Hamilton Sailing G 01473 659658 | www.hpyc.com a Water Velocity Control Structure which is raised when required from MOORINGS No1 nnn the river bed. When raised the top 30 Debbage Yachting G RIVER ORE SPEED LIMIT: of the structure may be just below 8 knots except in personal 10 Orford Sailing Club No6 8 the water level. 3 vertical red R watercraft area R KNOTS 01394 450 997 | www.orfordsail.org.uk lights, when lit, warn vessels that G No4 they MUST NOT PROCEED. R 11 Orwell Yacht Club RoRo www.orwellyachtclub.org Orwell Yacht Club 11 Weir Buoy No2A (seasonal April-Oct) nnnnnnnnnnnn 500 ft R RIVER ORE ENTRANCE: Extreme caution No2 must be exercised in the entrance due to 12 Sailing Club Fox’s Marina Yacht Club 06 R R G No12 continually shifting shoals. 01473 780271 | www.pmsc.org.uk Hearth Point 02' Oxley Buoy R G R (seasonal April-Oct) W Power nnnnn East Fen Fox’s Marina & Boatyard 44 R G 13 Royal Harwich Yacht Club Martello Orford Haven Sewer Tower RW Visiting yachts can lay on outer pontoons. G R 07742 145994 | www.royalharwichyachtclub.co.uk Air draught beneath 38 Quay Orwell Bridge is 43.07 W Bridge E Bridge 14 Shotley Sailing Club metres minus the height R G Martello Tower 01473 787500 of tide at Ipswich Pond Ooze MOORINGS Redgate G 15 Slaughden Sailing Club R No9 01728 454335 | www.slaughdensailingclub.co.uk Hill R Bridgewood 16 Stoke Sailing Club Freston Priory 01' www.stokesailingclub.uk R Martello Stoke Sailing Club 16 MOORINGS RIVER ORWELL SPEED LIMIT: 6 knots except in personal watercraft Tower No8 G area. A patrol service operates and small crafts will be monitored for R 6 n Mulberry KNOTS excessive speed and general behaviour. Contravention of any by-laws SPEED LIMIT: 8 knots above G or general direction may result in prosecution. Sailors should be aware 8 and 10 knots below the personal watercraft 10 17 Stour Sailing Club Downham that vessels using the main navigation channel may cause turbulence KNOTS area (May - Sept). For navigation advice KNOTS MAP COLOUR KEY 01206 393924 | www.stoursailingclub.co.uk Deer Park G No7 and small craft users should wear a lifejacket at all times. contact: John White, the Woodbridge R Cathouse Haven Pilot, on OddTimes Ch 08 or call Water depth 5m or more at chart datum 18 Waldringfield Sailing Club 01394 270106, 07803 476621 or Marina G G 01728 638785 | www.waldringfieldsc.com G 07860 191768. ww.debenestuarypilot.co.uk Martello R Park Bight Personal watercraft area. Anti-social Tower Water depth 5m or less at chart datum No6 behaviour is monitored. Use of personal 49 Suffolk Yacht Harbour nnnn Neptune Sailing 26 R watercraft outside of this area is Drying areas above chart datum extremely hazardous and causes 19 Walton & Frinton Yacht Club disturbance to river users and residents. Drying areas managed by conservation organisations Grog 23 East Anglian Sea School 01255 678161 | www.wfyc.co.uk Woolverstone Marina 53 MOORINGS 52˚00' G No5 Land 60' G Foxes G MOORINGS nnnnnnnn Bottom 09 Haven Ports Yacht Club Royal Harwich Yacht Club 13 MOORINGS Butt Bay Land managed by conservation organisations R MOORINGS 20 Woodbridge Cruising Club R R 24 East Anglian Sailing Trust MOORINGS R.Y.A. recognised training courses. Shearwater Sailing School 28 No4 02 Bawdsey Haven Yacht Club MOORINGS MOORINGS POWERED CRAFT RECREATIONAL ZONE: This is the only 01394 386737 | www.woodbridgecruisingclub.org Pin Mill Sailing Club 12 MOORINGS No3 area in the River Orwell where speeds over 6 knots (6.8mph) RADIO MAST G Waterski area north may be used by recreational craft. All craft should (with the nn exception of emergencies) avoid anchoring in the zone. Harry King & Sons/Pin Mill Moorings 32 Stratton Collimer G Pin Mill Cruising 27 R Deben R TRAINING Martello Waterski area south Tower Extreme caution must be exercised in the Pin Mill Hard 37 Felixstowe Ferry Sailing Club 05 entrance due to continually shifting shoals. No2 Trimley 59' 21 Sports Centre Max spring tidal flow 3-4 knots. R G For dinghy and sail boards. Powered boats are not permitted. Webb Boatyard 43 R.Y.A. recognised training courses. Martello 01473 328408 | www.altonwater.co.uk Tower Outbound yachts crossing the channel, making for the Mid Knolls G nnnnnn 21 Alton Water Sports Centre yacht track should do so early to ensure they are aware of any inbound commercial vessels. Knoll Spit Cutler 22 Deben Watersports Centre R G West Knoll R.Y.A. recognised training courses. www.dwsc.org.uk Container terminal: Yachts should ensure that they keep R 23 East Anglian Sea School No1 well clear of these manoeuvring vessels and at all times G avoid passing between the ship and the berth. R.Y.A. recognised training courses. RIVER STOUR SPEED LIMIT: 8 knots. Moorings at Orwell Woodbridge Haven 01473 659992 | www.eastanglianseaschool.com 8 Wrabness are privately owned and are only R RW KNOTS suitable for light craft. Visiting yachts should not 58' 24 East Anglian Sailing Trust raft-up without the permission of the mooring’s Fagbury VHF Ch 68 G Sailing for people with disabilities. owner or leave their yachts unattended on a 7 Berth mooring as the owner may return at any time. VHF Ch 71 Babergh 6 R.Y.A. recognised training centre. Yachts may anchor off Wrabness on the north side, Limit of Ipswich R Trinity Container Terminal outside of the channel, between Holbrook Beacon Pepys 0333 088 3278 | www.east-anglian-sailing-trust.org.uk Limit of HarwichShotley Marina 48 and the Lee Buoy. Visiting yachts are advised to R 5 SPIRE Cobbolds Pt 25 Hamilton Sailing navigate close to the buoyed channel used by PORT OF FELIXSTOWE G (April-Oct) commercial vessels sailing to Mistley. 4 Martello R.Y.A. recognised training courses. College Port of Felixstowe. Tower Shotley Sailing Club 14 R 3 No facilities for yachts. Bawdsey 07990 777129 | www.hamiltonsailing.com Anchorage OBSTNS 2 Leisure vessels should avoid anchoring within or near the (Ships) Y 1 navigational channels and commercial anchorages. nnnnnnnnnn OBSTNS MOORINGS MOORINGS Shotley Shotley Spit RoRo HARBOUR SPEED LIMIT: Where necessary to do so, they MUST comply with the S Bawdsey Horse 4&3 8 knots, personal watercraft Cork Anchorage 26 Neptune Sailing Ships Parkeston (April-Oct) YB 8 (Ships) requirements of Collision Regulations Rule 30 and YB No1 Ganges KNOTS strictly prohibited. exercise heightened navigational awareness. R.Y.A. recognised training courses. Bristol Guard G Ramsey G G 57' No6 No5 No2 G 5 knots R 07707 056158 | www.neptunesailing.org.uk Lee G Bathside 8 Martello Tower ‘P’ No4 R Grisle 27 Pin Mill Cruising CHURCH R OIL JETTY: Stena Line, MOORINGS R R.Y.A. recognised training courses. OBSTNS Keep clear SPIRE BYB Harwich Approach MOORINGS OBSTNS Cruise Terminals Harwich Shelf 9 01473 780510 | www.pinmillcruising.co.uk Ha’penny Pier 31 HARWICH RW HARWICH VTS (March-Nov) INTERNATIONAL Harwich & Dovercourt 28 Shearwater Sailing School 07 Shallow YACHT TRACK: PORT Washington R.Y.A. recognised training courses. Sailing Club waters N Shelf Main channel G R crossing point 07702 259568 | www.shearwatersailingschool.co.uk Harwich Town Sailing Club 08 MOORINGS Wave Rider G 5 Felixstowe Ledge Harwich Deep Water Channel nnnnnnnnnnnnnn 0 Cross Fort G S Shelf G FI(4)G.15s Y No1 Racon (T) R Wadgate Ledge (April-Oct) R RADIO TOWER No3 Y 56' No5 Y Y Y No2 FACILITIES NW Beach Y (April-Oct) G G WAYPOINT No7 Harwich Deep Water Channel No4 51˚ 55.83N Y 29 Aldeburgh Boatyard DOVERCOURT (April-Oct)Y No6 Y MANNINGTREE Waterskiing, Jetskiing strictly prohibited Cliff Foot 01˚ 20-29E 01728 452019 | www.aldeburghboatyard.co.uk No8 Y BAY R Beach End Platters (April-Oct) Y RECREATION AREA YB Y STUTTON G Rolling Ground n NESS Y FOR POWERED CRAFT (April-Oct) Access via launching G 17 Stour Sailing Club Landguard 30 Debbage Yachting Y Deane Pitching Ground Cork Sand Bn ramp at Dovercourt Bay. BY Inner Ridge R R RIVER STOUR Prior approval required WAYPOINT R 01473 601169 | 07774 694226 | www.debyacht.co.uk from Tendring District R No.11 No.7 51˚ 55.23N WAYPOINT No.9 Council 01255 686868 BY No.6 01˚ 18-39E 51˚ 55.33N No.13 8 www.tendringdc.gov.uk Cork Sand Yacht Bn nnnnnnnnnn HOGMARSH G G KNOTS G R WAYPOINT 01˚ 26-00E BY No.15 BY Harbour tugs may be 51˚ 55.23N Platters Rough 31 Ha’penny Pier - See overleaf G R R Pye End 55' G No.12 Y encountered close to the 01˚ 20-39E No.10 No.8 RW Anchorage (April-Oct) buoy line whilst they (Ships) 32 Harry King & Sons/Pin Mill Moorings MISTLEY assist container vessels. Outer Ridge 01473 780258 | 07714 260568 | www.kingsboatyard.co.uk Commercial Quay R 46 Mistley Marine WALTON BACKWATERS SPEED LIMIT: 8 knots in seaward Recommended Yacht Crossing Points Visitors’ moorings available, can dry out nnnnnnn 8 approaches and Hamford Water, 6 knots in all creeks and Yachts and leisure craft should cross the main KNOTS channels, 4 knots or less in congested boating areas. channels in the areas indicated and as nearly as 33 Larkman’s Boatyard No2 practicable at right angles to the main traffic flow. R Cork Ledge Keep well clear of commercial vessels and avoid 01394 382943 | www.larkmansboatyard.co.uk Y Racing Mark Reduce speed to limit effects of boat wash and No3 Crab Knoll crossing close ahead. Note that the recommended HARWICH (April - Oct) 34 Martlesham Creek Boatyard NAVYARD keep to the right hand side of the channel or OBSTNS G track for yachts is not exclusive and small power HARBOUR fairways. Give other craft time and room to No5 driven commercial vessels may use this track. 01394 384727 | 07850 754726 Harwich Town manoeuvre and do not anchor in busy fairways. G www.martleshamcreekboatyard.co.uk RNLI 08 Sailing Club Ha’penny 31 No4 High Hill 54' nnnnnnnn Pier Yacht R Experimental Buoys No4A Y CORK SAND 35 Melton Boatyard Ltd Moorings BYB Fox’s No7 R MEDUSA CHANNEL Shallow waters Harwich Racing Mark YBY Buoyage above Woodbridge managed by Melton Boatyard. Shelf G No6 (April-Oct) Caution: the river dries out. (Mar-Nov) R 6 ROUGHS TOWER 01394 386327 | www.meltonboatyard.co.uk KNOTS No8 BYB Harwich & Dovercourt R nnnnn 07 No10 Y Sailing Club No12 R Pennyhole 36 Orford Town Trust R No14 OBSTNS BY (April-Oct) A120 HARWICH R Visitor moorings and private launching slip available No9 Caution must be Stone Banks VHF Ch 08. 07528 092635 | www.orfordparishandtrust.onesuffolk.net Exchem G exercised at the R G No16 entrance 4 R 37 Pin Mill Hard KNOTS No11 53' Barge blocks & scrubbing posts. SEDIMENT G 07714 260568 | www.pinmillhard.info PLACEMENT TRACKS No13 Navigational Warnings G Y WALTON Armada Racing Mark Unlit Moorings nnnnnnn FELIXSTOWE BACKWATERS (April-Oct) Don’t 38 Ramsholt Quay ERWARTON SHOTLEY Extensive unlit yacht moorings will be NESS encountered throughout the Rivers Deben, take the risk… George Collins, Mooring Master, 07930 304061 G Orwell, Stour and Walton Backwaters. When 39 RF Upson & Sons Ltd moored in rivers where large commercial vessels 01728 453047

HARWICH MOORINGS navigate, yachtsmen are advised, when staying ALWAYS WEAR A LIFEJACKET 40 Robertson’s Boatyard overnight, to light their craft. Danger may arise unexpectedly 01394 382305 | www.robertsons-boatyard.co.uk Dredgers may alter course without warning 4 Lobster Pots from the wash caused by passing 52' KNOTS NAZE TOWER nnnnnn Titchmarsh Marina 51 Open to public Some lobster pots are unmarked and there vessels. We recommend you wear 41 The Woodbridge Boatyard is a risk of fouling. Great care is required in the your lifejacket (with crotch straps PUBLIC 01394 385786 | www.eversonboats.co.uk LANDING identified areas - especially at night time. secured) at all times. PUBLIC 42 Waldringfield Boatyard LANDING 01473 736260 | www.waldringfieldboatyard.co.uk Walton & Frinton Yacht Club 19 S Cork nnnnnn YB Medusa 43 Webb Boatyard 08' 09' 10' 11' 12' 13' 14' Walton15' Yacht Basin 5216' 17' 18' 19' I°20' 21' 22' 23' 24' 25' 26' 27' 28' 29' 30' 31' 33 G 01473 780291 G PUBLIC LANDING CABLES 10 5 0 1 2 Sea Miles nnn 51' TOWER Feet 1000 0 5000 10000 15000 feet OPS 026/27 THIS MAP IS FOR GENERAL INFORMATION ONLY. NOT TO BE USED FOR NAVIGATIONAL PURPOSES. MARINAS (see overleaf) 44 Fox’s Marina & Boatyard 45 Ipswich Haven Marina 46 Mistley Marine Tidal difference TIME (hrs/mins) HEIGHT (metres) TIME (hrs/mins) TIME (hrs/mins) TIME (hrs/mins) Tidal data at Harwich: All predicted heights are given relative to Chart Caution: The height of the tide may be affected by 47 Neptune Marina Harwich Harbour Bradwell + 29 Lowestoft -2hr 20 Swin Spitway + 12 Datum of Harwich Harbour, a level of 2.02 metres below Ordnance meteorological conditions. Winds between S.E. and at high water River Stour - Mistley +00 25 Neaps +0.2 48 Shotley Marina Tide Tables 2020 Springs +0.3 Brightlingsea + 23 Orford Haven Bar - 28 Walton-on-the-Naze 0 Datum (Newlyn). The times of high and low waters are expressed in GMT. S.W. or a high barometer, cause a decrease in height; Tidal predictions for Harwich are produced by Harwich Haven Authority. winds between N.W. and N.E. or a low barometer, 49 Suffolk Yacht Harbour Approximate times and River Orwell - Ipswich +00 20 +0.1 Burnham-on-Crouch + 42 Orford Ness - 45 Wivenhoe + 27 50 Tidemill Yacht Harbour heights to be applied Clacton + 11 Orford Quay + 40 Woodbridge + 32 All heights are expressed in metres. Times are UTC (GMT). Add one hour cause an increase. The deviation from the predicted for British Summer Time (BST) to 29 March - 25 October 2020. tidal level may, under exceptional conditions, amount 51 Titchmarsh Marina to Harwich High Water Please refer to UKHO tide tables NP201 - Felixstowe Pier - 09 Southwold -1hr 15 Woodbridge Haven - 11 predictions: to more than one metre. 52 Walton Yacht Basin www.admiralty.co.uk - for more accurate information. Heights expressed in metres. All times shown are GMT. 53 Woolverstone Marina Add 1 hour for BST 29 March - 25 October 2020

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PM HT. 01 W 03:02 3.66 15:35 3.52 09:09 0.68 21:08 1.10 01 Sa 03:45 3.59 16:13 3.37 09:47 0.73 21:54 1.09 01 Su 03:11 3.69 15:35 3.49 09:02 0.64 21:14 0.88 01 W 04:07 3.47 16:30 3.22 09:59 0.95 22:36 0.98 01 F 04:56 3.40 17:26 3.15 10:52 1.15 23:49 0.84 01 M 07:08 3.59 19:32 3.49 00:44 0.59 13:07 1.03 01 W 07:48 3.63 20:11 3.64 01:24 0.53 13:45 0.98 01 Sa 09:45 3.65 22:12 3.78 03:16 0.77 15:48 0.75 01 T 11:15 3.88 23:36 4.02 04:39 0.85 17:17 0.47 01 Th 11:26 3.94 23:48 4.04 04:49 0.80 17:23 0.46 01 Su 11:54 4.01 05:30 0.67 17:51 0.54 01 T 12:02 3.91 05:41 0.68 17:53 0.69 02 Th 03:41 3.55 16:16 3.37 09:52 0.76 21:53 1.22 02 Su 04:24 3.44 16:58 3.24 10:33 0.86 22:46 1.21 02 M 03:47 3.56 16:13 3.34 09:41 0.78 22:00 1.01 02 Th 05:07 3.30 17:46 3.06 11:14 1.15 02 Sa 06:13 3.37 18:50 3.20 12:24 1.16 02 T 08:17 3.72 20:38 3.65 01:51 0.48 14:12 0.89 02 Th 08:55 3.71 21:18 3.74 02:29 0.52 14:50 0.85 02 Su 10:42 3.77 23:05 3.91 04:11 0.76 16:45 0.59 02 W 11:53 3.95 05:15 0.79 17:52 0.42 02 F 11:56 4.00 05:23 0.71 17:52 0.44 02 M 00:16 3.99 12:25 4.03 06:03 0.66 18:18 0.59 02 W 00:22 3.90 12:38 3.90 06:15 0.67 18:21 0.73 03 F 04:25 3.42 17:03 3.25 10:42 0.85 22:46 1.32 03 M 05:12 3.30 17:58 3.13 11:33 0.97 03 T 04:31 3.40 17:04 3.17 10:34 0.95 23:07 1.13 03 F 06:31 3.23 19:22 3.11 00:11 1.01 12:57 1.16 03 Su 07:36 3.50 20:04 3.37 01:11 0.71 13:42 1.01 03 W 09:19 3.86 21:38 3.82 02:52 0.38 15:09 0.75 03 F 09:56 3.80 22:18 3.86 03:28 0.53 15:50 0.71 03 M 11:30 3.86 23:52 3.98 04:56 0.75 17:32 0.47 03 Th 00:14 4.04 12:26 4.00 05:50 0.73 18:24 0.40 03 Sa 00:19 4.04 12:24 4.06 05:57 0.67 18:22 0.45 03 T 00:45 3.97 12:58 4.00 06:34 0.69 18:43 0.66 03 Th 00:56 3.87 13:14 3.87 06:49 0.68 18:52 0.77 04 Sa 05:16 3.30 18:00 3.17 11:41 0.93 23:54 1.38 04 T 06:19 3.18 19:20 3.13 00:00 1.27 12:49 1.02 04 W 05:31 3.23 18:24 3.05 11:52 1.10 04 Sa 08:04 3.38 20:37 3.31 01:39 0.86 14:15 0.99 04 M 08:47 3.73 21:08 3.60 02:19 0.53 14:43 0.82 04 Th 10:14 3.96 22:32 3.96 03:46 0.32 16:02 0.61 04 Sa 10:50 3.87 23:11 3.96 04:21 0.54 16:45 0.57 04 T 12:12 3.92 05:36 0.73 18:13 0.41 04 F 00:48 4.03 12:56 4.04 06:24 0.70 18:55 0.41 04 Su 00:48 4.02 12:53 4.08 06:29 0.67 18:50 0.50 04 W 01:16 3.91 13:31 3.92 07:04 0.73 19:11 0.73 04 F 01:31 3.79 13:53 3.81 07:24 0.69 19:29 0.83 05 Su 06:18 3.22 19:11 3.19 12:47 0.95 05 W 07:46 3.19 20:35 3.28 01:26 1.20 14:06 0.98 05 Th 06:59 3.15 19:57 3.14 00:43 1.15 13:29 1.09 05 Su 09:16 3.66 21:40 3.56 02:47 0.63 15:12 0.79 05 T 09:46 3.93 22:05 3.82 03:18 0.35 15:34 0.65 05 F 11:04 4.03 23:23 4.08 04:35 0.31 16:52 0.50 05 Su 11:39 3.92 05:08 0.57 17:36 0.46 05 W 00:33 4.02 12:50 3.96 06:13 0.73 18:50 0.39 05 Sa 01:20 4.00 13:24 4.05 06:56 0.72 19:24 0.46 05 M 01:15 3.98 13:24 4.05 06:59 0.71 19:15 0.58 05 Th 01:48 3.81 14:06 3.82 07:35 0.77 19:44 0.82 05 Sa 02:07 3.68 14:34 3.74 08:03 0.71 20:11 0.92 06 M 07:29 3.24 20:18 3.32 01:12 1.32 13:51 0.91 06 Th 09:01 3.36 21:37 3.48 02:38 1.03 15:09 0.87 06 F 08:32 3.31 21:09 3.35 02:07 0.98 14:44 0.95 06 M 10:13 3.92 22:34 3.80 03:44 0.41 16:01 0.61 06 W 10:37 4.08 22:55 4.02 04:09 0.22 16:22 0.52 06 Sa 11:51 4.06 05:20 0.33 17:40 0.41 06 M 00:00 4.02 12:24 3.94 05:50 0.61 18:22 0.40 06 Th 01:12 4.01 13:24 3.98 06:49 0.74 19:25 0.41 06 Su 01:49 3.94 13:54 4.02 07:27 0.77 19:52 0.54 06 T 01:44 3.91 13:56 3.95 07:27 0.77 19:40 0.67 06 F 02:21 3.68 14:44 3.70 08:11 0.83 20:24 0.95 06 Su 02:45 3.57 15:19 3.65 08:48 0.75 21:00 1.04 07 T 08:35 3.36 21:14 3.50 02:18 1.17 14:48 0.84 07 F 10:01 3.58 22:31 3.66 03:38 0.82 16:01 0.76 07 Sa 09:41 3.59 22:08 3.58 03:13 0.75 15:39 0.78 07 T 11:03 4.12 23.22 4.00 04:34 0.22 16:45 0.48 07 Th 11:25 4.17 23:42 4.16 04:55 0.14 17:07 0.41 07 Su 00:11 4.14 12:36 4.04 06:02 0.40 18:27 0.37 07 T 00:46 4.04 13:06 3.94 06:30 0.66 19:06 0.39 07 F 01:48 3.96 13:55 3.96 07:23 0.78 19:58 0.46 07 M 02:18 3.84 14:26 3.92 07:57 0.83 20:18 0.63 07 W 02:14 3.79 14:28 3.83 07:57 0.83 20:10 0.78 07 Sa 02:55 3.53 15:29 3.57 08:56 0.91 21:12 1.13 07 M 03:29 3.47 16:11 3.56 09:42 0.79 21:55 1.15 08 W 09:32 3.52 22:05 3.66 03:13 1.00 15:38 0.77 08 Sa 10:54 3.80 23:21 3.81 04:30 0.62 16:47 0.65 08 Su 10:36 3.86 23:00 3.78 04:09 0.51 16:26 0.63 08 W 11:49 4.23 05:19 0.08 17:28 0.37 08 F 12:10 4.20 05:38 0.12 17:52 0.34 08 M 00:57 4.14 13:20 3.98 06:43 0.51 19:13 0.39 08 W 01:29 4.01 13:45 3.91 07:09 0.74 19:47 0.42 08 Sa 02:22 3.86 14:27 3.92 07:56 0.84 20:29 0.53 08 T 02:47 3.72 14:58 3.79 08:27 0.91 20:48 0.75 08 Th 02:45 3.65 15:03 3.68 08:31 0.91 20:47 0.93 08 Su 03:39 3.38 16:24 3.44 09:53 0.99 22:15 1.30 08 T 04:25 3.39 17:12 3.50 10:47 0.80 23:02 1.23 09 Th 10:22 3.68 22:52 3.79 04:02 0.83 16:22 0.70 09 Su 11:43 3.99 05:17 0.44 17:29 0.56 09 M 11:26 4.07 23:48 3.96 04:57 0.31 17:09 0.50 09 Th 00:07 4.16 12:33 4.28 06:00 0.01 18:10 0.31 09 Sa 00:28 4.25 12:54 4.17 06:18 0.17 18:36 0.32 09 T 01:43 4.07 14:03 3.89 07:24 0.66 19:58 0.44 09 Th 02:11 3.93 14:23 3.85 07:46 0.82 20:25 0.48 09 Su 02:55 3.74 15:00 3.82 08:29 0.92 21:01 0.62 09 W 03:19 3.57 15:33 3.63 09:02 1.01 21:24 0.91 09 F 03:19 3.50 15:45 3.52 09:13 1.02 21:33 1.13 09 M 04:42 3.23 17:34 3.37 11:13 1.02 23:38 1.37 09 W 05:34 3.37 18:23 3.51 12:02 0.75 10 F 11:10 3.83 23:37 3.87 04:48 0.68 17:03 0.65 10 M 00:08 3.92 12:30 4.13 06:01 0.28 18:10 0.48 10 T 12:12 4.21 05:42 0.14 17:50 0.40 10 F 00:50 4.27 13:16 4.25 06:40 0.02 18:53 0.31 10 Su 01:13 4.25 13:37 4.07 06:58 0.30 19:21 0.36 10 W 02:29 3.94 14:45 3.76 08:05 0.81 20:44 0.52 10 F 02:52 3.80 14:59 3.77 08:24 0.92 21:04 0.55 10 M 03:27 3.60 15:35 3.69 09:04 1.01 21:37 0.73 10 Th 03:55 3.42 16:13 3.45 09:45 1.13 22:12 1.10 10 Sa 04:01 3.32 16:39 3.34 10:12 1.15 22:39 1.33 10 T 06:09 3.21 18:57 3.45 12:39 0.92 10 Th 06:47 3.44 19:35 3.61 00:20 1.21 13:12 0.64 11 Sa 11:56 3.96 05:32 0.55 17:44 0.60 11 T 00:53 4.01 13:15 4.20 06:44 0.17 18:51 0.45 11 W 00:32 4.10 12:56 4.28 06:24 0.04 18:31 0.35 11 Sa 01:33 4.29 13:59 4.13 07:20 0.12 19:36 0.35 11 M 01:58 4.16 14:20 3.91 07:40 0.49 20:07 0.44 11 Th 03:15 3.76 15:28 3.63 08:48 0.96 21:32 0.60 11 Sa 03:31 3.65 15:37 3.67 09:02 1.02 21:44 0.63 11 T 04:03 3.46 16:14 3.53 09:43 1.12 22:20 0.88 11 F 04:41 3.24 17:09 3.26 10:48 1.27 23:25 1.28 11 Su 05:08 3.14 17:58 3.24 11:45 1.20 11 W 07:28 3.37 20:12 3.67 01:06 1.26 13:48 0.73 11 F 07:57 3.59 20:42 3.76 01:33 1.09 14:16 0.53 12 Su 00:23 3.92 12:42 4.05 06:15 0.44 18:24 0.57 12 W 01:36 4.06 14:00 4.19 07:27 0.11 19:32 0.47 12 Th 01:14 4.19 13:39 4.25 07:05 0.00 19:12 0.36 12 Su 02:16 4.21 14:41 3.95 08:01 0.30 20:21 0.45 12 T 02:45 3.99 15:04 3.72 08:23 0.71 20:57 0.54 12 F 04:03 3.58 16:13 3.50 09:35 1.11 22:23 0.69 12 Su 04:12 3.49 16:18 3.55 09:44 1.13 22:29 0.73 12 W 04:44 3.31 17:00 3.36 10:34 1.24 23:16 1.03 12 Sa 05:58 3.10 18:36 3.15 12:27 1.29 12 M 06:52 3.13 19:35 3.36 00:23 1.40 13:16 1.05 12 Th 08:34 3.60 21:13 3.90 02:11 1.06 14:47 0.53 12 Sa 09:02 3.77 21:40 3.90 02:35 0.93 15:13 0.45 13 M 01:07 3.93 13:28 4.09 06:58 0.35 19:06 0.57 13 Th 02:17 4.06 14:44 4.09 08:09 0.13 20:15 0.53 13 F 01:56 4.22 14:22 4.14 07:45 0.06 19:55 0.41 13 M 03:02 4.04 15:26 3.72 08:45 0.54 21:11 0.58 13 W 03:34 3.77 15:52 3.52 09:11 0.94 21:52 0.66 13 Sa 04:55 3.41 17:03 3.38 10:29 1.24 23:20 0.77 13 M 04:56 3.35 17:06 3.42 10:34 1.24 23:22 0.84 13 Th 05:41 3.18 18:04 3.21 11:46 1.33 13 Su 07:36 3.17 20:13 3.30 01:11 1.30 13:52 1.13 13 T 08:10 3.35 20:49 3.65 01:51 1.24 14:24 0.82 13 F 09:31 3.84 22:06 4.08 03:05 0.88 15:40 0.38 13 Su 10:00 3.94 22:34 3.99 03:31 0.78 16:06 0.41 14 T 01:50 3.91 14:14 4.07 07:42 0.31 19:49 0.61 14 F 02:59 4.02 15:29 3.93 08:54 0.21 21:01 0.64 14 Sa 02:38 4.17 15:05 3.96 08:27 0.19 20:39 0.51 14 T 03:51 3.80 16:15 3.48 09:36 0.82 22:10 0.72 14 Th 04:29 3.54 16:45 3.34 10:08 1.15 22:57 0.77 14 Su 05:53 3.30 18:00 3.30 11:35 1.33 14 T 05:48 3.25 18:02 3.31 11:36 1.32 14 F 07:01 3.16 19:30 3.19 00:31 1.13 13:12 1.28 14 M 08:48 3.39 21:21 3.59 02:28 1.16 14:56 0.90 14 W 09:11 3.61 21:45 3.93 02:49 1.03 15:20 0.59 14 Sa 10:23 4.05 22:55 4.19 03:54 0.72 16:27 0.28 14 M 10:53 4.07 23:24 4.05 04:24 0.64 16:54 0.41 15 W 02:33 3.87 15:00 3.98 08:28 0.31 20:35 0.70 15 Sa 03:43 3.93 16:16 3.73 09:43 0.35 21:52 0.78 15 Su 03:22 4.03 15:50 3.73 09:12 0.40 21:29 0.65 15 W 04:49 3.54 17:13 3.26 10:40 1.09 23:24 0.85 15 F 05:33 3.36 17:46 3.22 11:19 1.30 15 M 06:57 3.27 19:02 3.28 00:24 0.82 12:50 1.31 15 W 06:51 3.22 19:09 3.26 00:23 0.91 12:51 1.30 15 Sa 08:18 3.28 20:46 3.33 01:51 1.12 14:25 1.12 15 T 09:46 3.63 22:15 3.87 03:22 0.98 15:50 0.66 15 Th 10:04 3.85 22:35 4.14 03:37 0.84 16:09 0.39 15 Su 11:12 4.21 23:42 4.24 04:41 0.60 17:11 0.24 15 T 11:44 4.16 05:14 0.52 17:39 0.46 16 Th 03:17 3.81 15:49 3.85 09:17 0.35 21:23 0.81 16 Su 04:33 3.79 17:10 3.52 10:40 0.55 22:54 0.93 16 M 04:10 3.83 16:41 3.49 10:06 0.67 22:29 0.82 16 Th 06:02 3.34 18:26 3.12 12:06 1.25 16 Sa 06:47 3.30 18:55 3.19 00:13 0.82 12:45 1.32 16 T 08:00 3.34 20:05 3.34 01:29 0.81 13:55 1.20 16 Th 07:58 3.29 20:17 3.32 01:29 0.94 14:00 1.19 16 Su 09:21 3.48 21:47 3.55 02:57 1.03 15:25 0.92 16 W 10:37 3.84 23:03 4.08 04:07 0.83 16:38 0.46 16 F 10:53 4.06 23:21 4.27 04:21 0.69 16:54 0.25 16 M 11:59 4.31 05:26 0.50 17:53 0.28 16 W 00:11 4.06 12:33 4.20 06:03 0.44 18:22 0.54 17 F 04:04 3.75 16:41 3.70 10:12 0.43 22:18 0.94 17 M 05:32 3.59 18:14 3.33 11:49 0.76 17 T 05:09 3.57 17:42 3.26 11:14 0.94 23:48 0.95 17 F 07:32 3.32 19:51 3.15 00:59 0.88 13:36 1.23 17 Su 07:59 3.38 20:04 3.26 01:33 0.79 13:54 1.21 17 W 08:54 3.46 21:02 3.45 02:26 0.77 14:48 1.05 17 F 08:58 3.44 21:18 3.45 02:32 0.91 15:00 1.03 17 M 10:15 3.67 22:39 3.77 03:49 0.92 16:16 0.72 17 Th 11:23 4.01 23:48 4.24 04:49 0.69 17:21 0.30 17 Sa 11:38 4.22 05:04 0.57 17:36 0.16 17 T 00:27 4.22 12:46 4.33 06:12 0.46 18:35 0.38 17 Th 00:57 4.03 13:21 4.16 06:51 0.42 19:04 0.66 18 Sa 04:58 3.67 17:40 3.55 11:15 0.53 23:25 1.05 18 T 06:47 3.41 19:33 3.24 00:13 1.03 13:10 0.90 18 W 06:25 3.35 19:01 3.12 12:42 1.11 18 Sa 08:46 3.48 21:02 3.32 02:25 0.77 14:39 1.09 18 M 08:56 3.51 21:02 3.40 02:34 0.71 14:46 1.06 18 Th 09:41 3.60 21:52 3.58 03:14 0.71 15:34 0.89 18 Sa 09:51 3.60 22:11 3.59 03:26 0.85 15:51 0.87 18 T 11:04 3.83 23:27 3.96 04:33 0.81 17:02 0.54 18 F 12:07 4.15 05:29 0.59 18:02 0.18 18 Su 00:06 4.33 12:22 4.34 05:46 0.50 18:16 0.15 18 W 01:12 4.14 13:33 4.26 06:58 0.46 19:18 0.56 18 F 01:42 3.95 14:08 4.05 07:38 0.45 19:47 0.81 19 Su 06:00 3.57 18:48 3.45 12:26 0.63 19 W 08:17 3.40 20:56 3.32 01:43 1.00 14:30 0.93 19 Th 08:01 3.34 20:33 3.20 01:27 0.95 14:09 1.10 19 Su 09:39 3.66 21:53 3.50 03:22 0.63 15:25 0.94 19 T 09:43 3.65 21:49 3.56 03:18 0.63 15:28 0.90 19 F 10:24 3.72 22:37 3.69 03:57 0.67 16:17 0.77 19 Su 10:39 3.73 22:59 3.73 04:12 0.80 16:38 0.73 19 W 11:49 3.95 05:13 0.72 17:45 0.39 19 Sa 00:32 4.32 12:49 4.25 06:09 0.52 18:42 0.13 19 M 00:50 4.32 13:06 4.37 06:28 0.47 18:55 0.23 19 Th 01:57 4.00 14:22 4.11 07:46 0.52 20:02 0.77 19 Sa 02:25 3.84 14:55 3.88 08:26 0.51 20:30 0.96 20 M 07:14 3.50 20:01 3.44 00:43 1.08 13:38 0.70 20 Th 09:32 3.55 22:01 3.50 03:06 0.85 15:32 0.88 20 F 09:16 3.53 21:39 3.41 02:55 0.79 15:12 0.99 20 M 10:22 3.79 22:33 3.65 04:01 0.54 16:02 0.80 20 W 10:23 3.75 22:30 3.69 03:56 0.57 16:07 0.76 20 Sa 11:04 3.80 23:19 3.78 04:36 0.66 16:58 0.68 20 M 11:25 3.83 23:45 3.86 04:53 0.76 17:21 0.60 20 Th 00:12 4.11 12:33 4.04 05:52 0.63 18:26 0.27 20 Su 01:15 4.32 13:30 4.29 06:50 0.51 19:21 0.16 20 Tu 01:33 4.22 13:50 4.31 07:12 0.49 19:37 0.40 20 F 02:42 3.82 15:12 3.90 08:37 0.61 20:51 1.00 20 Su 03:08 3.72 15:43 3.68 09:13 0.59 21:15 1.10 21 T 08:32 3.53 21:12 3.52 02:00 1.01 14:46 0.73 21 F 10:28 3.72 22:50 3.65 04:08 0.67 16:18 0.82 21 Sa 10:09 3.72 22:28 3.59 03:52 0.62 15:56 0.87 21 T 10:59 3.86 23:08 3.77 04:33 0.48 16:37 0.68 21 Th 10:59 3.82 23:07 3.79 04:31 0.52 16:44 0.66 21 Su 11:44 3.85 05:12 0.65 17:37 0.61 21 T 12:09 3.89 05:32 0.71 18:03 0.49 21 F 00:55 4.21 13:15 4.10 06:32 0.58 19:07 0.20 21 M 01:57 4.23 14:12 4.26 07:32 0.54 20:02 0.28 21 W 02:17 4.06 14:37 4.16 07:58 0.57 20:21 0.63 21 Sa 03:30 3.63 16:07 3.67 09:33 0.71 21:46 1.21 21 M 03:52 3.58 16:33 3.49 10:03 0.69 22:04 1.24 22 W 09:40 3.64 22:13 3.64 03:10 0.87 15:45 0.73 22 Sa 11:13 3.83 23:32 3.75 04:53 0.54 16:56 0.76 22 Su 10:52 3.84 23:07 3.72 04:33 0.51 16:32 0.77 22 W 11:33 3.90 23:40 3.86 05:03 0.42 17:11 0.59 22 F 11:32 3.87 23:43 3.86 05:04 0.51 17:20 0.60 22 M 00:00 3.84 12:24 3.87 05:47 0.65 18:16 0.55 22 W 00:29 3.98 12:52 3.93 06:10 0.66 18:45 0.40 22 Sa 01:38 4.22 13:55 4.12 07:12 0.57 19:47 0.19 22 T 02:40 4.07 14:56 4.15 08:16 0.63 20:46 0.47 22 Th 03:01 3.84 15:27 3.94 08:48 0.68 21:12 0.91 22 Su 04:24 3.45 17:09 3.47 10:38 0.81 22:52 1.37 22 T 04:40 3.45 17:28 3.33 10:57 0.79 23:02 1.36 23 Th 10:37 3.76 23:03 3.73 04:11 0.71 16:32 0.72 23 Su 11:53 3.88 05:30 0.45 17:30 0.69 23 M 11:30 3.89 23:41 3.81 05:05 0.44 17:05 0.67 23 Th 12:03 3.92 05:34 0.40 17:45 0.53 23 Sa 12:06 3.90 05:35 0.52 17:54 0.56 23 T 00:42 3.89 13:05 3.85 06:23 0.65 18:55 0.50 23 Th 01:13 4.05 13:34 3.94 06:50 0.64 19:26 0.33 23 Su 02:21 4.16 14:35 4.10 07:53 0.61 20:29 0.25 23 W 03:25 3.86 15:44 3.96 09:05 0.75 21:38 0.73 23 F 03:51 3.60 16:25 3.68 09:48 0.81 22:15 1.18 23 M 05:24 3.32 18:21 3.38 11:51 0.87 23 W 05:33 3.34 18:30 3.24 11:58 0.87 24 F 11:25 3.85 23:47 3.80 05:01 0.58 17:12 0.71 24 M 00:07 3.82 12:28 3.91 06:03 0.40 18:04 0.64 24 T 12:03 3.92 05:35 0.38 17:38 0.59 24 F 00:11 3.93 12:32 3.93 06:04 0.40 18:16 0.52 24 Su 00:19 3.89 12:40 3.89 06:05 0.54 18:29 0.55 24 W 01:24 3.91 13:45 3.80 07:01 0.66 19:36 0.48 24 F 01:56 4.07 14:15 3.92 07:31 0.64 20:09 0.31 24 M 03:04 4.02 15:17 4.03 08:37 0.70 21:15 0.38 24 Th 04:14 3.62 16:41 3.72 10:04 0.90 22:45 1.01 24 Sa 04:50 3.39 17:36 3.48 11:03 0.92 23:37 1.36 24 T 06:33 3.27 19:34 3.41 00:12 1.43 13:09 0.86 24 Th 06:34 3.27 19:36 3.25 00:14 1.40 13:03 0.90 25 Sa 12:07 3.89 05:44 0.49 17:49 0.70 25 T 00:39 3.88 13:01 3.91 06:34 0.37 18:36 0.61 25 W 00:11 3.89 12:34 3.94 06:05 0.35 18:11 0.54 25 Sa 00:43 3.95 13:03 3.91 06:31 0.43 18:47 0.54 25 M 00:56 3.89 13:16 3.83 06:36 0.57 19:03 0.55 25 Th 02:07 3.90 14:26 3.72 07:43 0.70 20:21 0.47 25 Sa 02:40 4.02 14:56 3.88 08:13 0.69 20:53 0.33 25 T 03:50 3.85 16:05 3.91 09:26 0.82 22:08 0.57 25 F 05:15 3.40 17:55 3.50 11:22 1.01 25 Su 06:03 3.26 19:03 3.44 12:32 0.94 25 W 07:43 3.32 20:35 3.53 01:26 1.36 14:14 0.80 25 F 07:41 3.28 20:35 3.35 01:26 1.33 14:05 0.88 26 Su 00:25 3.83 12:46 3.90 06:22 0.44 18:25 0.70 26 W 01:08 3.93 13:31 3.89 07:05 0.37 19:07 0.62 26 Th 00:40 3.96 13:02 3.93 06:35 0.34 18:42 0.53 26 Su 01:16 3.92 13:35 3.84 06:57 0.48 19:17 0.56 26 T 01:34 3.85 13:53 3.73 07:11 0.62 19:41 0.56 26 F 02:52 3.85 15:09 3.65 08:28 0.78 21:09 0.48 26 Su 03:25 3.92 15:39 3.84 08:59 0.78 21:42 0.39 26 W 04:41 3.65 17:01 3.74 10:24 0.96 23:15 0.79 26 Sa 06:33 3.27 19:28 3.46 00:10 1.21 12:55 1.01 26 M 07:26 3.28 20:20 3.58 01:05 1.37 13:58 0.84 26 Th 08:44 3.45 21:25 3.65 02:23 1.22 15:02 0.74 26 Sa 08:44 3.38 21:25 3.49 02:26 1.18 14:57 0.84 27 M 00:59 3.86 13:22 3.89 06:58 0.43 18:59 0.72 27 Th 01:37 3.95 14:00 3.84 07:34 0.40 19:37 0.66 27 F 01:10 3.98 13:30 3.90 07:02 0.38 19:11 0.56 27 M 01:50 3.85 14:08 3.72 07:28 0.54 19:51 0.60 27 W 02:14 3.79 14:31 3.61 07:51 0.70 20:24 0.59 27 Sa 03:40 3.78 15:57 3.60 09:18 0.88 22:04 0.50 27 M 04:13 3.80 16:28 3.78 09:49 0.89 22:39 0.49 27 Th 05:41 3.47 18:11 3.55 11:41 1.07 27 Su 08:03 3.33 20:49 3.64 01:37 1.23 14:25 0.86 27 T 08:39 3.44 21:17 3.76 02:13 1.25 15:00 0.71 27 F 09:33 3.59 22:06 3.76 03:09 1.06 15:41 0.68 27 Su 09:37 3.51 22:09 3.62 03:17 1.02 15:43 0.79 28 T 01:31 3.87 13:56 3.83 07:32 0.45 19:32 0.76 28 F 02:08 3.91 14:30 3.75 08:01 0.45 20:06 0.71 28 Sa 01:41 3.94 14:00 3.82 07:27 0.43 19:39 0.60 28 T 02:26 3.76 14:42 3.59 08:04 0.64 20:30 0.66 28 Th 02:58 3.71 15:14 3.49 08:37 0.83 21:14 0.64 28 Su 04:33 3.70 16:51 3.57 10:13 0.98 23:07 0.53 28 T 05:08 3.66 17:25 3.69 10:49 1.01 23:46 0.60 28 F 06:57 3.35 19:39 3.49 00:34 0.96 13:09 1.06 28 M 09:14 3.53 21:47 3.85 02:45 1.13 15:30 0.68 28 W 09:33 3.62 22:03 3.88 03:04 1.10 15:45 0.62 28 Sa 10:14 3.72 22:43 3.83 03:50 0.91 16:16 0.64 28 M 10:24 3.63 22:50 3.72 04:02 0.87 16:24 0.77 29 W 02:02 3.86 14:29 3.75 08:04 0.49 20:03 0.81 29 Sa 02:39 3.81 15:01 3.63 08:29 0.54 20:38 0.78 29 Su 02:12 3.85 14:31 3.70 07:55 0.51 20:11 0.66 29 W 03:06 3.65 15:21 3.44 08:47 0.79 21:18 0.75 29 F 03:49 3.62 16:06 3.39 09:30 0.97 22:16 0.67 29 M 05:33 3.63 17:53 3.56 11:19 1.06 29 W 06:10 3.55 18:33 3.60 12:04 1.08 29 Sa 08:22 3.40 21:02 3.62 01:55 1.02 14:36 0.92 29 T 10:07 3.73 22:33 3.98 03:35 1.00 16:17 0.55 29 Th 10:16 3.77 22:42 3.95 03:44 0.96 16:19 0.57 29 Su 10:51 3.82 23:17 3.88 04:28 0.79 16:51 0.63 29 T 11:05 3.71 23:28 3.78 04:44 0.76 17:01 0.77 30 Th 02:35 3.81 15:01 3.63 08:36 0.54 20:36 0.88 30 M 02:45 3.74 15:04 3.56 08:28 0.61 20:47 0.74 30 Th 03:55 3.52 16:12 3.27 09:41 0.98 22:23 0.84 30 Sa 04:47 3.55 17:11 3.33 10:35 1.08 23:30 0.66 30 T 06:39 3.60 19:01 3.58 00:16 0.53 12:34 1.06 30 Th 07:21 3.49 19:51 3.57 00:58 0.70 13:23 1.04 30 Su 09:35 3.58 22:05 3.82 03:05 0.98 15:46 0.72 30 W 10:50 3.86 23:13 4.03 04:14 0.90 16:52 0.49 30 F 10:52 3.87 23:17 3.98 04:20 0.83 16:50 0.53 30 Mo 11:27 3.88 23:49 3.90 05:06 0.71 17:23 0.65 30 W 11:45 3.78 05:23 0.69 17:35 0.77 31 F 03:09 3.71 15:36 3.51 09:10 0.62 21:12 0.98 31 T 03:22 3.62 15:41 3.41 09:07 0.75 21:32 0.85 31 Su 05:55 3.53 18:22 3.37 11:51 1.11 31 Fr 08:36 3.53 21:07 3.64 02:10 0.76 14:40 0.92 31 M 10:30 3.76 22:54 3.95 03:58 0.91 16:37 0.56 31 Sa 11:23 3.95 23:48 3.99 04:55 0.73 17:20 0.52 31 Th 00:06 3.82 12:24 3.83 06:01 0.63 18:08 0.75