Weymouth Harbour

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Visitor Moorings Moor During the busier (hopefully sunny) summer months, we also 5 to Weymouth Harbour have additional seasonal staff working with the team. Covering a broad area, in the Administration Offi ce you’ll fi nd

our Moorings Offi cers, who look after all aspects of the annual Navigation, & Facilities Berthing A very warm welcome to Weymouth Harbour, we hope you and temporary moorings in the inner harbour, such as berth Welcomeenjoy your stay whether for a day or a year. Harbour allocations/transfers, as well as making regular pontoon walks; Team our Harbour Promotions Offi cer who manages our website/ In 2019 our visitor numbers were up 13% on the previous social media, harbour procurement, advertising and publications year at the end of August and likewise compared to the such as this Harbour Guide; and fi nally, our Berthing Offi ce “previous 3 years, which was very pleasing. Some memorable Weymouth Harbour team has a Admin Support Offi cer who processes the commercial vessel weekends included the annual Seafood Festival in July, and passion for exceptional service invoicing/banking reconciliation, as well as supporting harbour the August Bank Holiday weekend when we hosted well over procurement and social media. 100 visiting boats. Please plan early if you are considering these weekends for 2020. There are many other attractions or plit between the Berthing Offi ce, Administration Offi ce The Commercial Team maintains the peninsula area, supporting reasons to visit Weymouth by boat at other times, or to make and Commercial Area, your harbour team carries out a harbour operations that include security, maintenance, forklift it your base port. Sdiverse workload day to day, ranging from berthing, boat operations, visiting vessels such as tall ships, as well as assisting with storage, bridge lifts and budgets to moorings, marketing, Harbour Offi ce duties such as town bridge lifts when required. In 2020 works will continue on the exciting development of maintenance works and more! the Peninsula, with our desire to be one of the prime leisure To keep up to date with the latest news, tall ship visits and and fi shing harbours on the South Coast. Harbour users No doubt you’ll have seen at least one of the four Berthing more, follow us on Facebook and Instagram. will have already seen the repair to the Ferry Steps and the Offi cers out and about. Looking after the day-to-day operations adjacent metal sheet piles, the demolition of the Pleasure of the harbour, they manage visiting vessels, bridge lifts and @WeymouthHarbourDorset Pier, Ferry Terminal and Ferry Steps buildings, and other maintenance of pontoons/vessels, whilst our dedicated Facilities | www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk improvements in the re-generation of the quayside area. Attendant is in charge of keeping the harbour facilities in order! @WeymouthHarbour Weymouth Harbour Offi ce If you do enjoy your stay here, are working successfully in the 13 Custom House Quay, Weymouth, Dorset DT4 8BG harbour or are a satisfi ed local berth-holder, please pass on the Tel: +44(0)1305 838423. message about our harbour, of which we are very proud, to others. Email: [email protected] www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk The team in the Harbour Offi ce is here to help you. Please do not hesitate to contact us for information, advice and support. Whatever your enquiry, your friendly harbour team are happy Your feedback is also very welcome so please let us have your to assist you wherever we can. suggestions, comments and complaints as we will use them to guide us in shaping the harbour for the future. • [email protected] – Annual/Temporary Moorings Happy boating for 2020 and ensure it is a safe year. • [email protected] – Visitor Moorings, Rallies/Group Bookings

• [email protected] – Keith Howorth Marketing, E-newsletter, Social Media 4 ” Our pontoons are a mere 5 minutes’ walk from the town ■ Vessels up to 10 metres should berth on the south side of 7 centre, historic outer harbour and Weymouth’s Blue Flag beach. the harbour (the Cove). Offering over 400 annual berths for boats, as well as Jet-Skis, ■ Vessels over 10 metres should berth on the north side, either we provide berthing for vessels up to 20m LOA, including opposite the Lifeboat station, adjacent to Weymouth Pavilion Weymouth Harbour some Jet-Ski Versadock berths (customers can also supply their or outside the Harbour Offi ce. Navigation, & Facilities Berthing own docking systems, please contact us to discuss). Visitor ■ Vessels over 18 metres, where possible advance notice of Berths your arrival should give us an opportunity to try and make a If we’re lucky to have you as a customer, you’ll enjoy free use suitable space. Annual Berthing of the grid and slipway as an annual berth-holder, exclusive Why Weymouth… Why not! ■ Please call on VHF Channel 12 at the harbour entrance for ‘Weymouth Harbour’ only discount of up to 50% on town centre berthing instructions. Moor For Less car park permits, and fl exible berthing package with no annual tie, no hidden instalment charges and easy payment options. any local and international customers have become Rallies, Charities and Events regular visitors to our harbour year after year, after t’s a fabulous harbour with great facilities Looking to moor your boat for less than a year? We also offer Mdiscovering its Georgian charm within the Jurassic Coast for yachtsmen and commercial vessels alike. short-term temporary use of berths and winter berthing, as whilst also relishing its close proximity to a modern town, eymouth’s location ensures maximum enjoyment “SurroundedI by plenty of restaurants and pubs, and a short well as a ‘boat on trailer’ storage facility. restaurants and ease of onward channel crossings. both on and off the water, creating an opportunity walk from Britain’s best beach forW you to enjoy a relaxed sociable atmosphere in the Find out more: Moorings Offi cers (Becky and Sarah) You’ll fi nd a vibrant and friendly community atmosphere heart of the town. We are a popular destination for visiting … why tell you how delightful our harbour is, when we can let +44(0)1305 838422. when you come to Weymouth as most of our visitor berths are rallies and charities* and would love to discuss your our customers do the talking! ” [email protected]. alongside fl oating pontoons, but please let us know if you have requirements. any special requirements and we’ll try to accommodate. Contact the Berthing Offi ce on +44(0)1305 838423 Berths available for up to 20m LOA Visitor berths are located both on the south and north side of [email protected]

the harbour, with facilities accessible 24hrs daily on both sides, as (*Discounted fees are available for registered charities). | www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk shown on the chart on page 8.

“A great place just to wander around and relax on a sunny day. Always lots going on as it is a working harbour with many a fi shing boat. Lots of places to eat and drink with great harbour views. Just a stone’s throw away from the busy shopping area of Weymouth.”

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Cromwell Rd Weymouth Way Hanover Rd KEY 9 Cross Road HARBOUR FACILITIES Goldcroft Rd S Supermarket Map To: Alexandra Rd is open 7 days a week from 0730 Dorchester, Harbour Offi ce Knightsdale Road Abbotsbury Road RADIPOLE LAKE Carlton Road North Parking Navigation, & Facilities Berthing Chickerell Road Bristol, P until the last bridge lifts (high season until 2100). You can also Newstead Rd London RSPB Nature Reserve Cassiobury Road Glendinning Av contact a member of the team on VHF Channel 12. Wyke Road Holland Rd WC

Buxton Road Buxton Carlton Road South Toilets Town Ilchester Road To Swimming Weymouth Way WC Radipole Park Drive Melbury Rd Kirtleton Av Pool Alma Rd P Cranford Avenue Walpole St Lennox Street Jubilee Dorchester Road P WC Disabled Toilets with 24-hour access available, these are located on Swannery Bridge Retail Park Lane Showers Park Brownlow St Lodmoor the ground fl oor of the Harbour Offi ce and at North Quay (not Stavordale Rd Avenue Rd Avenue Road Country Park Tourist Information Walpole St Westerhall Road i available to visiting craft) – please see chart on page 13 – door Newstead Road Chelmsford St

William Street WC King Street RAILWAY access codes will be provided on arrival. P Ranelagh Road STATION Derby Street Hardwick Street Main Bus Stop S P P Grange Rd Pedestrianised All of our visitor berths have Westwey Road Gloscester Street Victoria Street Queen Street Preston Beach Road Power and Water Rodwell Road P P Park Street Westham Road 240v electricity (please see plug-in charges on page 10); Longfield Road WC Crescent Street WC Main Shopping Areas Franchise Street P St Leonards Road Commercial Road Weymouth extension leads are available to borrow from the Harbour Offi ce. Gloucester Mews Esplanade Harbour Harbour Walk Most of our annual berths benefi t from a Smartcard metered Rodwell Avenue P P Great George Street North Quay P supply, and water is available at all visitor and annual berths.

Bincleaves Road WC RSPB Nature Walks

St Nicholas Street Jubilee S Bond Street Clock Rodwell Trail Token-operated machines are located on the P Esplanade Laundry P St Thomas Street ground fl oor of the Harbour Offi ce. Tokens can be purchased St Edmund St To: Town Bridge Slipway St Mary Street Preston, from the Berthing Offi ce. Dorchester To: New Street Portland, Bridport, St Alban Street Market Street Jurassic Coast WC Maiden Street WC forecasts are posted daily on the noticeboards Trinity Road Franchise Street (COASTLINX53)

P Weather | www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk outside the Harbour Offi ce. St Leonards Road P BEACH Custom House Quay East Street

Rodwell Avenue Rodwell facilities for cans, bottles WC Waste and Recycling Harbour and paper are conveniently located opposite the Harbour WC Office P Cove Row Offi ce. Household waste can be bagged and disposed of by

Newberry Road WC Trinity Street WEYMOUTH BAY using the wheeled bins adjacent to the Harbour Offi ce or in Cove Street Nothe Parade the Cove. Oil can be collected and disposed of by a member Hope Hope Street P Square P Quay Brewers of the team. i P Weymouth Pavilion is available from the jetty in the Horsford Street Fuel (Diesel) Barrack Road P harbour and via mobile mini road tankers. The nearest petrol P station is on King Street. P In the town P Supermarkets and Cashpoints centre there is a Spar, Tesco, Marks & Spencer and a deli. The NEWTON’S NOTHE GARDENS WEYMOUTH HARBOUR COVE WC nearest larger supermarket, Asda, is a short 10-min walk and easily visible from the inner harbour. Cashpoints are available by the Spar, Tesco and Asda as well as in local banks. Nothe Fort Wi-Fi is available for some visitor berths opposite the 8 Harbour Offi ce, please ask a member of the team for the code. 11 ListPrice 2020 WeymouthOFFERS Harbour & INCENTIVES Navigation, & Facilities Berthing A full list of charges and full terms and conditions are available on the website Annual Customers Visiting Leisure Craft Annual Mooring Fees Visiting Leisure Craft

Marina Berths Short stay (up to 4 hours, touch and go for drop-off or pick-up free) Marina single pontoon berth ...... £356.11 Vessels up to 8m (LOA) ...... £7.00 Chain and sinker fees (*DT3/4/5 residents only) Vessels 8 – 12m (LOA) ...... £9.00 forThank visiting you Tenders up to 3m ...... £19.56 Vessels over 12m (LOA) ...... £11.00 P Weymouth Weymouth Harbour Vessels over 3m. Max 6.5m...... £78.60 SPECIAL OFFER o show our appreciation, have Over 4 hours - up to 24 hours: Apr – Sept | Oct – Mar Annual marina berth holders (North Quay or Westwey Road) Harbour a night on us. Stay 4 nights and getT your 5th completely FREE. Just Temporary Mooring Inner Harbour £2.95 £2.25 are entitled to up to 50% discount when applying for a collect your stamps below* 1 April – 30 September (per metre, or part metre per week) Electricity – plug in charge where available per 24hrs: number of annual car park permits. Short Stay st 1 nd (min below, max 13 weeks, min 2 weeks between periods) 16 amp supply ...... £2.50 2 rd Loyalty Card Night 3 (2 weeks notice). Rate is fi xed when berth is taken 32 amp supply ...... £5.00 Night Night Up to 5 weeks 63 amp supply ...... £10.00 4th | www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk Night free (min 2 weeks) ...... £12.18 SPECIAL OFFER moor for less Night *Terms and conditions apply Over 5 weeks up to and including 8 weeks Reduced rate for lift out via Kingfi sher Marine. (min 5 weeks) ...... £9.72 Over 9 weeks up to and including 13 weeks Boat on Trailer Storage (min 9 weeks) ...... £7.32 Boat on trailer storage in the Commercial Area (per week or SPECIAL OFFER Winter Storage Afl oat part of, per metre or part of) ...... £2.46 10% discount on our visitor rates for annual berth holders SPECIAL OFFER Pre-booked and paid for over 2 payments with the fi rst in (including Dean & Reddyhoff Weymouth Marina). Weymouth runs two visitor loyalty schemes – Short Stay advance for a minimum of 2 months 1 October – 31 March (All prices include VAT and are correct at time of going to print) and Visitor (overnight), pick up a card from our offi ce and (pro-rata minimum 2 months) collect stamps to claim one night or short stay FREE* Outer harbour – without electric...... £75.60 10% surcharge for use of vessel at any time during the period Hear our latest news and offers fi rst; sign up to E-news and of winter storage afl oat. follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Free use of slipway and drying grid by Extended stay where available (per day) www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk/news/ annual berth-holders 1st – 30th April and 1st – 30th September ...... £2.60 @WeymouthHarbourDorset

Winter Berthing Inner Harbour (per metre or part metre): Pre-booked and paid for in advance 1 October – 31 March @WeymouthHarbour (pro-rata minimum 2 months) ...... £132.92 * T&Cs apply, please ask for details. 10 13 Before entering the harbour, visiting vessels should Bridge Lifting Times contact Weymouth Harbour for berthing advice. Entering & Leaving Call sign “Weymouth Harbour” The Harbour on VHF channel 12 15 April – 15 Sept inclusive: Navigation, & Facilities Berthing Every two hours from 0800 to 2000. In June, July & August Harbour Entrance there’s an additional lift at 2100.

WEYMOUTH MARINAS eymouth Harbour is able to accommodate all types Traffi c Signals indicates fl ashing light 16 Sept – 14 April inclusive: and size of craft and is easily accessible at all times due Every two hours from 0800 to toW the smallest tidal range in the UK. The harbour entrance A vessel is LEAVING or 1800. A minimum of one hour’s lies between two piers. The main channel is indicated by is about to leave the notice is required for lifts during red transit lights at night and diamond shapes by day 500m this period. Entry to harbour is pierheads area. No other inside the pier heads on the South side of the harbour bearing clear with caution. vessel may approach 239° 38’. The leading lights at the approaches to Weymouth the pierheads in such a Harbour are high intensity units with a range of 7.5 miles. way as to obstruct the pierheads area. Outer Harbour Traffi c signals are displayed in a vertical line from a mast on the Berthing Chart South Pier. When passage in or out of the harbour is restricted A vessel is the signals will be operational and the lights must be observed. APPROACHING the All vessels await pierheads area from 1. Before entering the harbour, Lying 200 metres west of Weymouth Harbour, the Jurassic instructions. seawards. No vessel may please contact us on VHF12 Skyline was previously a useful aid to navigation. It was leave that part of the for berthing advice. Call sign | www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk announced in 2019 however that the attraction was to harbour which lies west “Weymouth Harbour.” permanently close and subsequently be sold and removed so of the pierheads area. can no longer be relied upon for course plotting. 2. Vessels visiting during ‘silent’ hours should proceed to a suitable Port Closed. DEAD SLOW SPEED IN THE HARBOUR A vessel may berth as shown on the Harbour Entrance foul. proceed only when map opposite. If a vacant berth is No vessel The speed restriction requires that operators of craft are it has received not available please berth alongside may enter the to proceed at a speed whereby their wash does not cause orders to do so. a vessel of similar length and type. annoyance to other harbour users. pierheads area. 3. Fairway Position: Lat. 50° 36.72’ N. Town Bridge Long. 02° 26’ W The waiting pontoon on the port (south) side is available for Charts: 2172, 2255, 2268 inbound visitors. A fee may be charged if the next scheduled Prevailing Winds: ariners requiring bridge lifts should be within bridge is not used. Bookings for bridge lifts can be arranged West/South-westerly sight of the Town Bridge operator (on approach, by calling Weymouth Harbour on VHF channel 12 or by Mthe starboard side of the bridge) before the scheduled telephoning +44(0)1305 838423 (answer phone when not 4. Dead Slow Speed in the Harbour time listed, and listen on VHF channel 12 for Town manned). Bookings in advance are required during the winter. – if in doubt about your speed, look Bridge information approximately 5 minutes before the Mariners are reminded that the traffi c lights at the Town behind you, you may be surprised at scheduled lifting time. Bridge are to be obeyed by all vessels, regardless of size. the effect your wash is having! 12 Water Sports Permits 15 PWC Lane A permit is required for any powered aquaplaning activity in Entry / exit lane ONLY, designated for PWC. Please note that Weymouth Bay, including personal water crafting (jet-skiing), water eymouth atersports Access ones there is a 5mph limit at the shore end of the zone. skiing, wakeboarding and the towing of donuts etc. W W Z Navigation, & Facilities Berthing Sailboard Approach Permit Fees KEY BATHING AREA This channel is for sailboards only. No other vessels should Per Day £10.00 enter this lane at any time. 2 Day (must be consecutive days) £15.00 SPEED LIMIT LINES Anchoring Zone Per Week £30.00 This zone is designated for anchoring vessels. When 8 KNOT MARKER BUOYS proceeding to this zone, please keep to the 8 knot limit. BATHING AREA Annual (from Harbour Offi ce only) £100.00*

SKI BOAT CHANNEL Ski Boat Approach *RYA PWC certifi ed £75.00 (OUTER MARK) This channel is only for vessels to gain access to the beach to pick up water skiers. Water skiing activities should be ■ PWC PWC Berthing available in our marina, please call for details; PERSONAL WATERCRAFT kept seaward side of the white 8 knot buoys. PWC berth holders require RYA PWC certifi cate.

NB: For public safety it is recommended that the public Permit application forms are available from the Harbour Offi ce and do not use any of the Water Sport should be returned there when completed. For details of launch Approach Channels for swimming or bathing. sites for PWCs (jet-skis) please contact the Harbour Offi ce. WEYMOUTH BAY Please note: Portland Harbour is subject to regulations set by Weymouth Bay Safety Instructions Portland Harbour Authority – contact +44(0)1305 824044 for details. | www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk

S R O L ■ L SPEED LIMIT 8 KNOTS All craft should mainly keep to seaward of the white buoys Boat Launching Facilities E P O WITHIN WHITE BUOYS across Weymouth Bay. (contact the Harbour Offi ce for more details) R P ■ Do not enter and/or attempt to anchor in the bathing areas shown ■ Weymouth Inner Harbour D THING AREA E D on the map. Propellers and anchors could seriously injure bathers, ■ Bowleaze Cove, Weymouth BA R A ■ U NO ANCHORING OR therefore, common sense and good seamanship dictate that Overcombe Corner, Weymouth (windsurfi ng and kayaks only) G N UNGUARDED PROPELLERS navigation and mooring in bathing areas should always be avoided. ■ Castletown, Portland U R INSHORE OF WHITE BUOYS ■ ■ O The water-skiing channel, marked by red and white buoys, is Ferrybridge, Portland Road

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N WEYMOUTH people in the boat whilst engaged in skiing, thus allowing one HARBOUR person to act as lookout astern. Annual Permit (launch only) £150.00 ■ The jet ski channel (marked by red buoys) must only be used Not to be used for navigation. to gain access to the beach. After launching, all jet ski activities Trailer Park per Day £7.00 Reproduced from Admiralty Chart No. 2255 by permission of Her Majesty’s should take place seaward of the white buoys. Stationery Offi ce and UK Hydrographic Offi ce. www.ukho.gov.uk (Prices correct at time of going to print)

14 17 Safety | www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk Exact details of the fi ring programmes, including weekend including ring programmes, Exact of the fi details The ce. in the Harbour Offi displayed are ring times, fi and night during 8 but also, VHF Channel on listens RangeLulworth Control Channels VHF on and listen on station are boats range safety ring, fi craft safety on call range the area, approaching When 8 and 16. direction and clearance. on safe get advice 8 to VHF Channel contact please times, ring further fi and weekend information For on +44(0)1929 404712 during workingRange hours and Control (automated). information range +44(0)1929 40 4714 current 09.30 – 17.00 09.30 – 12.30 East Shambles ...... st Shambles We ...... Lulworth Ranges Lulworth Danger Area Danger Ranges on the Lulworth train and much of this HM Forces fi ring times During weapons. ring of the fi involves training ed on the chart below. identifi the danger area avoid ring times are: Normal fi Monday-Thursday: Friday: times are: ring fi Normal very year the lifeboats respond to an increasing an increasing to respond the lifeboats year very been have of which could many number of incidents, prevented with simple safety precautions. with simple safety prevented booking as possible by RNLI a free as safe Make boat your check. Onboard Advice Onboard? is Advice What service dential at the safety looks friendly and confi free, This volunteer, a highly trained by Conducted aspects boat. of your service advice safety face-to-face is a personal, Onboard Advice your Visits to tailored are craft. your takes onboard that place do and include: and the type you of boating vessel • equipment safety discussion on boat independent a free, • a tapping into an opportunity matters, discuss safety to of knowledge wealth and experience • support a sticker your the scheme showing for • summary which is a written of form, of the completed a copy discussed. the main points The whole Advice Onboard service is free. The service The is available service Onboard is free. whole Advice The and to convenience your at in all parts of the UK and the RoI, type craft. of leisure sea in almost any who goesto anyone book a or to information more For session visit rnli.org/safety/choose- your-activity/yacht-sailing-and- motorboating#advice-onboard www.rnliweymouth.org.uk RNLI Advice Onboard RNLI Advice E Coastwatch Portland Bill Portland Coastwatch National the opened by Bill Surveillance was Portland The Station maintain Some 40 volunteers in 1997. Institution Coastwatch and Bay Weymouth Race, the Portland Bill, Portland over watches station The the year. of 1900 every 0700 – from day Bay Lyme your for on voluntary is there and entirely contributions relies ce. Harbour the Offi at is available information More safety. online: A directory can be found organisations of local safety www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk/stayingsafe/

Pre-planning please notify the Maritime & Coastguard long voyages, For all shorter let a friend or relative trips to it is advisable For Agency. expect return. doing and when you to are know you what Weather the harbour. leaving before conditions check weather Always is forecast waters inshore the latest indicating A noticeboard ce (see chart on page 13). outside the Harbour Offi displayed at broadcasts full information for initial announcement An CH16 (and MF 2182 KHZ) VHF made on 0730 and 1930 are to. VHF channel and MF frequency listen to which indicating providing broadcast is then a local information There and wind warnings gale or strong messages, weather Regis, (Selsey Portland Bill Lyme – for shipping forecasts VHF 84) VHF 86 and South channel & East channel Bay Lyme every hours: three 0730 1030 1330 1630 1930 2230 (UTC) General party third should hold appropriate cover vessels insurance All of £2,000,000 minimum. Their within the harbour. occasionally operate vessels Large often cause propellers powerful units and feathering thruster smaller craft – please for can be hazardous that turbulence keep all times. clear at c signals, against traffi It proceed to is illegal and dangerous often vessels. used duringwhich are the manoeuvring of large the harbour in summer across operate ferries Small rowing a giving them them, to (see chart way page 13) please give on wide berth speed. a slow at and place in metal containers aboard all petrol store Please fi with to deal in position ghting equipment re fi adequate res. engine and cooking fi appliance on our Mariners in force to currently check the Notice Please www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk/notice/ website; Safety 16 19 ThingsSee & Doto Weymouth

he harbour is perfectly situated in the centre of | www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk Weymouth and is just a stone’s throw away from all thatT the town has to offer. Whether it’s visiting the labyrinth of underground passageways Whether you explore by foot or on two wheels, there are a he Rodwell Trail, once a railway line linking Portland at the historic Nothe Fort, taking in the fantastic views of variety of walking routes to discover on our website to Weymouth, is ideal for walkers and cyclists. It the Isle of Portland from the peaceful Nothe Gardens, or just www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk/thingstodo/ leadsT to Ferrybridge and on to the stunning 17-mile-long enjoying an ice-cream on the golden, sandy beaches that fl ank Don’t forget to check our online directory too Chesil beach. Behind the beach is the Fleet Lagoon, the the town, Weymouth has a wide range of attractions to suit all. ‘Weymouth on the Water’ (page 24). largest saline lagoon in the UK and rich in marine species. With a number of cafes and bars en-route, this area is a must-see for the views alone.

If you climb the island of Portland you will see evidence of the quarrying of the famous Portland stone. Visitors can explore the now disused Tout Quarry, where sculptors from around the world have carved images in stone amongst the many paths.

No visit to Portland would be complete without visiting You don’t have to be a military enthusiast to enjoy the Nothe Fort; Portland Bill. During the summer months, guided tours of the it’s a great day out for all the family with lots to see and explore. lighthouse are available at certain times, when it is also possible Located at the entrance to Weymouth Harbour, the Nothe Fort is to climb the 153 steps. a labyrinth of underground passageways and outdoor areas with stunning views of the Jurassic Coast. Constructed on three levels, the Back in Weymouth itself, nature enthusiasts can enjoy some Fort is fi lled with displays, mammoth guns and cinema areas that peace and tranquillity and see several species of duck and sedge chart the history of this large and magnifi cent Victorian structure. warblers at the nearby RSPB reserve at Radipole Lake; and strolling further along the Esplanade you’ll fi nd Lodmoor RSPB reserve. Weymouth offers a wide range of attractions for all the family. The Sealife Park and Pirate Adventure Golf can be Take advantage of the harbour community’s local expertise found at Lodmoor; whilst the Pavilion Theatre, situated just off and join one of the many fi shing or dive charter boats, or, for a the harbourside, presents a year-round programme of shows. change of pace, visit one of the surrounding harbour galleries There’s also Weymouth Swimming Pool and Gym; and a 9-screen and cafes along the harbourside. cinema to keep you entertained if the weather turns grey.

18 21 22 March Weymouth Half Marathon 23 May Weymouth Gig Regatta Nyetimber Dorset Weymouth 23 – 24 May Fayre in the Square Seafood Festival

Great Local 30 – 31 May Wessex Folk Festival A highlight of Weymouth and Portland’s event festivals & calendar, and a weekend not to be missed, is the 20 – 22 June Weymouth & Portland Armed award-winning Nyetimber Dorset Seafood Festival. Forces / Veterans Celebrations A wonderful free-to-attend event that attracts over 50,000 visitors each year, be sure to catch the 2020 Events 2020 11 – 12 July Weymouth Dinghy Regatta Festival taking place around the harbour on 11th | www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk &12th July. 11 – 12 July Nyetimber Dorset Seafood Festival rom family festivals, sporting challenges to art and craft, to the right are some of the great events taking 15 – 26 July Weymouth Beach Sports Festival With approximately 100 stalls, you can spend a placeF throughout Weymouth and Portland in 2020. leisurely two days meandering around the Festival, 24 – 26 July Weymouth Beach Volleyball Classic feasting your eyes and bellies on an enticing array of For the latest events news visit – delicious seafood, whilst getting the culinary know- www.weymouthtowncouncil.gov.uk/events 12 – 13 Sept Yacht Regatta how from talented chefs on stage. and www.visit-dorset.com for details. 20 September Ironman 70.3 Weymouth The title sponsor, Nyetimber produces the very best All events can be subject to change/cancellation due to weather/ 12 – 16 October Weymouth International Boat English sparkling wines, you can enjoy a glass or two operational constraints and conditions. Please confi rm event details on Angling Challenge (Wibac) to accompany the fabulous seafood being served. www.visitweymouth.co.uk before travelling. 18 October Lions Beach Motocross The Festival has also raised over £80,000 over the past 13 years for its chosen charity partner, the 5 November Guy Fawkes Bonfi re and Fireworks Fishermen’s Mission.

25 December Christmas Day Harbour Swim For more information visit www.dorsetseafood.co.uk

20 23 Weymouth to to The continental feel along the harbour continues into Time Time Hope Square, with outside seating providing alfresco dining Shop eat under open sun parasols, while hanging baskets brim with stunning fl owers.

hether you need to stock up on holiday essentials eymouth offers an outstanding collection of Amble along the side roads off the harbour and you’ll fi nd

or are looking for that distinctive gift, Weymouth dining experiences, and a recent rise of unique Weymouth’s popular Italian, Indian and Chinese restaurants, | www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk Whas a large selection of retailers to suit your taste. And Weateries along the harbourside allows all appetites to as well as a host of coffee shops, fast food outlets, Thai Established 10% OFF with the harbour being perfectly situated at the heart of be catered for. Whether you are looking for traditional restaurants and small cafes serving traditional British fare. 1974 All restaurant & take-away meals on production of this guide Weymouth, all of this is within a short stroll from your boat. Dorset cream teas, vegan delights or fi ne dining, these can be found just a short hop from your mooring. Relax on deck and enjoy the town’s atmosphere whilst you Open All Day 7 Days a Week Visit the Marlboro for the very Alongside the harbour you will fi nd the local fi sh market, an angling sample traditional fi sh and chips from one of the nearby best in take-away food and Fish shop, an art gallery, gift shops and, of course, ships’ chandlers. As you would expect from an historic harbour there are takeaways, then sit back and watch the surroundings as the and Chips, or take a seat in our popular and friendly restaurant. plenty of pubs alongside, and with most offering good scene transforms on and off the water. e: [email protected] St Thomas, St Mary and Bond Street are the trendiest places food throughout the day, visitors are spoilt for choice. www.marlbororestaurant.co.uk to be with high street fashion such as Marks and Spencer, Across Dorset there is a fantastic variety of locally produced 46 St Thomas Street, Weymouth (Near Town Bridge) Tel: (01305) 785700 Debenhams and Monsoon, as well as quality jewellers, and Fish features highly on many menus, and with some of it food and drink, a portion of which is produced, stocked or individual stores to delight in. Side streets such as St Alban landed right on the doorstep it couldn’t be fresher. Look out served in Weymouth. Street offer individual boutiques and local shops supplying for hand-dived scallops or local lobster; and oysters grown everything you would need for a day on the beach. at the Fleet, just a mile or so away, are another must-try. www.dorsetfoodanddrink.org/about/

There are also plenty of coffee houses and cafes, so why not take the weight off your feet and enjoy a fresh cream tea while you recharge in preparation for the next round of shopping! Enjoy a superb selection of hand-picked wines, over 40 gins, plus a delicious cheese and CAR & COMMERCIAL deli-board menu, SELF-DRIVE HIRE as you drink in the views of Weymouth’s Book on-line for a discount historic harbour. www.dorsetvehiclerentals.co.uk Ground floor RDYC, 11 Custom House Quay, Weymouth DT4 8BG or call Central Reservations free on 08000 51 52 53 01305 789033 | [email protected] UPWEY SERVICE STATION 727 DORCHESTER www.deliciouscheese.co.uk ROAD, UPWEY, WEYMOUTH DT3 5LF Branches Also At Bridport, Dorchester, Gillingham, Yeovil & Wincanton

2222 Already on the water, 25 what next? Looking to buy… Chandlers & Marine Services Slipway Launch Guide There are two independent chandleries located with one on Weymouth Launch your vessel at one of two slipways in Weymouth, the North and one on the South side of the Harbour. Commercial Road or Bowleaze Cove (Jet-Skis only).Weymouth Weymouth ON THEBoat Sales: NewWATER and Used Water Sports Friendly Beaches Looking to buy a boat? Independent yacht brokers operate Both Weymouth Beach along to Bowleaze Cove and Ferry within the harbour and often manage sales of customer boats. Bridge, towards Portland are ideal for most water sports. on the Water Weymouth Lifeguards patrol Weymouth beach daily May – September. eymouth Harbour is aiming to encourage more

people to get out on the water in Weymouth! | www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk Visitor/Annual Marinas & Moorings Your guide to getting on the Available all year round with Weymouth Harbour and W Weymouth Marina. We have created a handy directory showing the wide water in Weymouth in one range of activities or assistance available locally to steer handy directory you on the right course! Staying Safe Whether you are looking for a boat trip, to try a new water sport, become aRNLI novice sailor or to improve your skills, Weymouth Lifeboat Station is situated on Nothe Parade we aim to signpostand the you RNLI to shop the isright open place to the publicto enjoy from all March that to Weymouth hasNovember. to offer! The RNLI promote water safety to all users, further information can be found on their website.

Our leafl et providesCoastguard a brief introduction to what’s on offer, Special Events broken down Theinto Wyke 6 easy Regis to Coastguard follow sections: Rescue Team cover 20 miles of WPNSA and local clubs have lively events calendars, look up the Jurassic Coast, from the car park at Abbotsbury to the Weymouth Regatta or Speed Week as examples. West and the pill post on top of White Nothe to the East. ■ A passion for sailing or cruising? Sailing Club Directory ■ Already onNotice the water, to Mariners what next? (NTM) http://www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk/notice/ http://weymouthregatta.uk/ycw/ ■ Always wanted to try, or brushing up those skills… http://www.portland-port.co.uk/ ■ Looking for a bit of fun? All aboard! Marine Fuel ■ Available from the designated pontoon on the South of the Looking Nationalto buy… Coastwatch CH65 Voluntary organisation who monitor shipping, leisure and harbour, in addition to mobile suppliers. ■ Staying Safe commercial craft using the waters around Portland Bill. Divers Gas Weymouth Harbour and Dean & Reddyhoff Marinas have The online directory provides more information and put together a new directory to put you on the right course Stocked at chandlers and dive centres. links. Just take a look and choose where your adventure with getting out on the water in Weymouth. Moor up near the will begin… VHF Ch 12 Live Bait 01305 838423 Whether you are looking for a boat trip, to try a new water The Angling Centre, both chandlers and several fishing tackle www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk sport, become a novice sailor or to improve your skills, we heart of Weymouth. shops will be able to assist. www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk/Weymouthonthewater/ aim to signpost you to the right place to enjoy... VHF Ch 80 01305 767576 all that Weymouth has to offer! www.weymouthmarina.co.uk weymouthmarina.co.uk For more information, please visit our websites. 01305 767576

24 27 Weymouth Weymouth’sTown Bridge

ince 1597 four bridges have stretched across the river | www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk Wey to unite the towns of Weymouth and Melcombe SRegis, with the current bridge replacing its predecessor as it only allowed small vessels to pass through and the opening machinery was thought too slow.

Using the services of consulting engineer Mr H W FitzSimons of Westminster, contractors Messrs Bolton and Lakin, Birmingham, and the Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Company, Darlington, and constructed by men recruited from the unemployed of Weymouth and surrounding areas, the £90,000 bridge was opened on 4th July 1930. This historic event was marked with a grand opening ceremony performed by HRH Duke of York, who later became King George VI, and the fi rst passage through the bridge was made by the paddle steamer EMPRESS, owned by local company, Cosens & Co.

Designed for occasional use to allow larger vessels into the backwater for maintenance, today the bridge is scheduled to lift The mechanics of the bridge are largely original, electrical 363 days of the year. components have been updated and a great deal of work has been carried out in recent years to replace and upgrade A twin leaf bascule type bridge, each leaf weighs over 200 obsolete parts. tonnes and is ‘moved’ by a small DC motor and gear train on each bascule, with each having a counter balance ballast Now in its 90th year, the modern lighting system illuminates weight. This is also used to control the wedges, which ‘lock’ the the bridge at night, showcasing the magnifi cence of this feat leaves in place when the bridge is raised or lowered. of engineering which has stood the test of time.

26 29 Explore Dorset | www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk

&Portland Portland Bill Races Approximate distances in nautical miles from Weymouth Harbour to places to visit:

hen sailing west from Weymouth Harbour, it is suggested that craft are at Portland Bill 4 hours LULWORTH COVE 7 afterW high water Portland in order to gain the best use of the surrounding tides. Portland Bill is approximately 7 Ditch the DIY and let miles by sea from Weymouth Harbour entrance and due WORBARROW BAY 10 allowance must be made when planning departure time us get the job done, from here. PORTLAND HARBOUR 3 with facilities for boats Portland Race can be a treacherous place and should always up to 22m. be avoided, particularly during spring tides, but with sensible passage planning the bonus of the tidal effects when running CHAPMAN’S POOL 15 to the west can be considerable. portlandboatcare.co.uk 01305 866190 Tidal streams and tide tables are found on page 35. RINGSTEAD BAY 3

28 31 Explore Dorset

Coast | www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk Thetretching from OrcombeJurassic Point, East Devon to Old Harry mainland to Portland, where old quarries provide a glimpse of Rocks, East Dorset, the Jurassic Coast provides 95 miles the historical Portland stone workings. andS 185 million years of Earth history. The stunning coastline spans the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous periods and An ambitious project on the Isle of Portland, which aims to its entire length of this Natural World Heritage site can be make use of these quarries, is a joint venture between what walked on the South West Coast Path. was going to be ‘Jurassica’: a geological park, and Memo: a biodiversity project. Creating an underground visitor attraction To the east of Weymouth there are interesting walks and and supported by Cornwall’s Eden Project, the project beaches where you can see the fascinating changes in the rocks, combines previous plans for an observatory and dinosaur- from erosion and fossilised burrows to ancient marine animals, themed park. There will be a mixture of stone carving, up-to- which you don’t have to be a geologist to enjoy! Children can the minute digital technology and virtual and augmented imagine the tropical seas and dinosaur-infested swamps that reality. Follow The MEMO Project on Facebook or visit once covered the land; trace fossils around Osmington Mills and, www.memoproject.org. if you’re lucky, see dinosaur footprints and trackways in Purbeck. Looking west, the beaches around Lyme Regis and nearby The famous arch of Durdle Door is one of the Jurassic Coast’s Charmouth are world famous for fossils, whilst one of the well-known landmarks, and at Lulworth Cove an extraordinary most dramatic sights along the Jurassic Coast is the stacks at Fossil Forest can be seen on the cliff edge to the east. The Ladram Bay, East Devon. Formed from caves that over time ‘doughnut-shaped’ structures were made from trees that once were hollowed out by the sea, they then became arches which grew and were then submerged in swamps. eventually collapsed, forming the stacks we see today. The red colour of both the stacks and the cliffs is due to iron minerals Above the Fossil Forest lie the Purbeck Beds, a series of rocks that have weathered over time, telling us that the land was that formed when conditions were harsh and hot and where once a hot desert area. dinosaurs once roamed. Chesil Beach, with the Fleet behind it, is one of the fi nest barrier beaches in the world and there are For more information on this signifi cant coastline go to still debates over its formation today. The shingle banks link the www.jurassiccoast.org 30 33 ituated in the heart of the Jurassic Coast, England’s fi rst natural World Heritage site, Weymouth is the perfect baseS from which to explore this spectacular coastline. HEADING HEADING Explore Dorset A short cycle ride westwards around the Nothe Fort and headland leads to the eastern end of the magnifi cent Chesil Beach. This shingle bank is one of the fi nest barrier beaches in the world, linking the Isle of Portland to the mainland and forming a shallow, tidal lagoon known as the Fleet. Exploring the Fleet leads to the swannery at Abbotsbury, the only place in the Easto the east lies the famous arch of Durdle Door world where you can walk amongst nesting swans. Visitor Moorings are availableWest at both West Bay and and the picturesque Lulworth Cove. Formed Lyme Regis harbours; Taround 140 million years ago by the erosion of softer Further afi eld are the picturesque harbours of West Bay and rock behind the hard Portland limestone, Durdle Door | www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk Lyme Regis. The Victorian village at West Bay is perfect for those West Bay is perhaps the most iconic landmark on the Jurassic visiting with families, with plenty to do such as crab fi shing in +44 (0)1308 423222/07870 240636 Coast. At the foot of the arch lies a sweeping beach the harbour. VHF Marine Channels 16 & 11 (Listen & Work) that has been used extensively in fi lm and television.

Renowned for its fossils, its literary links and instantly Lyme Regis A short hop eastwards leads to the beautiful Lulworth recognisable harbour wall known as ‘The Cobb’, it is clear to +44 (0)1297 442137/07870 240645 Cove. Its calm, sheltered water is in contrast to the wild see why the charming town of Lyme Regis is known as the VHF Marine Channels 16 & 14 (Listen & Work) surrounding coastline; it’s here you will fi nd the world- “Pearl of Dorset”. famous Fossil Forest. The rugged cliffs offer rewarding walks with breathtaking views of Weymouth and Portland back across the Lulworth Banks.

Edmund Coleman

32 35 PortlandTidal Streams Tidal Stream Data

he Tidal Stream Atlases show the rate and set of tidal are given at page 42. The set is shown by arrows graded in streams in the local area. They are based on the time of weight and, where possible, in length to indicate the rate. The HighT Water at Devonport, Plymouth and show the predicted fi gures, against the arrows, give the mean rates in tenths of tidal stream at hourly intervals. High Water Devonport is 1 a knot for Neaps and Springs tides. Inshore eddies are rarely hour before High Water Portland. The tide times for Portland shown in detail due to the limitations of scale. | www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk 6 5 35´ 2˚ 30´ 25´ 20´ 15´ HW DEVONPORT Pt Pt 1h 45m after HW iff d HW PORTLAND cl ea d st e g the R n o DOVER i BEFORE R N r W BEFORE e oo or l i s e h C it D ba h le rr W d ow ur D T ou t WEYMOUTH 10

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0 3, 7,15 07 0 250 NP 250 NP 40 35´ Longitude 2˚ 30´ West from Greenwich 25´ 20´ 15´ 35´ Longitude 2˚ 30´ West from Greenwich 25´ 20´ 15´ LOW WATERS - Important note. Double low waters occur at Portland. The predictions are for the fi rst low water. The second low water LAT 50º34’N LONG 2º26’W 43 - Portland Time zone UT(GMT) occurs from 3 to 4 hours later and may, at springs, on occasions be lower than the fi rst. 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2 1119 1.4 16 2 1041 1.5 W 1413 1.2 2 F 1513 1.3 SA 17 0734 0.6 2 0837 0.4 17 0839 0.5 2 0857 0.5 18 0934 0.5 2 1028 0.5 18 1057 0.4 1143 1.6 1226 1.2 1415 1.3 W TH TH 1549 0.7 SA 1220 1.6 SU 1633 0.5 SU 1648 0.6 M 1548 0.5 1854 0.9 TH 1735 0.7 1930 0.9 1858 0.7 SU 1529 1.4 TU 1557 1.7 1606 1.6 1624 1.8 SA 1703 1.8 SU 1755 2.0 TU 1818 2.1 2310 1.4 1729 0.6 2349 1.4 2303 1.5 1949 0.8 2053 0.5 2056 0.7 2129 0.6 2204 0.6 2308 0.5 2329 0.3 0021 1.5 19 0252 1.3 0059 1.4 18 0333 1.5 0227 1.5 0336 0.8 0116 1.5 0449 0.7 17 0510 0.7 0401 0.6 0801 0.8 3 0624 0.7 0815 0.7 3 0840 0.5 0339 1.5 0406 1.8 0422 1.6 0442 1.7 0532 1.7 0624 1.8 0658 1.9 3 1124 1.5 19 0553 0.8 3 1214 1.4 M 3 1133 1.4 TH 1531 1.3 F SA 1606 1.4 SU 18 0827 0.5 3 0928 0.3 18 0925 0.4 3 0952 0.4 19 1024 0.4 3 1114 0.4 19 1144 0.2 1258 1.4 1431 1.3 1528 1.5 TH W | www.weymouth-harbour.co.uk F 1631 0.7 SU 1337 1.5 M 1733 0.6 1750 0.7 TU 1648 0.6 2009 0.8 1929 0.7 2029 0.8 2028 0.6 M 1613 1.6 W 1652 1.9 1655 1.8 F 1720 1.9 SU 1753 2.0 M 1842 2.1 1906 2.2 2358 1.4 1835 0.7 2043 0.7 2148 0.4 2143 0.6 2226 0.5 2255 0.5 2349 0.3 4 0057 1.4 0154 1.4 4 0002 1.4 20 0359 1.5 0254 1.5 19 0423 1.6 0337 1.7 20 0013 0.2 0431 0.9 0229 1.5 0601 0.8 18 0642 0.9 0519 0.7 0858 0.7 4 0855 0.6 0906 0.5 4 0914 0.4 0426 1.6 0504 1.9 0514 1.7 0542 1.8 0623 1.8 0711 1.9 0750 2.1 4 1216 1.4 20 0713 0.8 TU 1335 1.3 TU W 1245 1.3 F 1631 1.4 SA SU 1652 1.6 19 0916 0.4 4 1016 0.2 19 1008 0.4 4 1042 0.4 20 1112 0.4 4 1154 0.3 TH 1228 0.1 1430 1.3 1549 1.5 M 1627 1.7 TH SA SA 1728 0.7 M 1451 1.5 1843 0.6 1923 0.8 1803 0.6 2106 0.7 2058 0.6 2121 0.6 2125 0.4 TU 1656 1.7 1745 2.1 F 1740 1.9 1812 2.1 M 1838 2.1 TU 1927 2.2 1954 2.3 1955 0.7 2133 0.6 2238 0.4 2229 0.5 2315 0.4 2342 0.4 0108 1.4 0233 1.5 0311 1.4 0132 1.4 0451 1.7 0403 1.7 0508 1.8 0437 1.9 0026 0.2 0055 0.1 5 0541 0.9 0334 1.6 5 0719 0.8 19 5 0643 0.7 21 0945 0.5 5 20 0954 0.4 5 0510 1.8 0559 2.0 0601 1.8 0635 1.9 0710 1.9 5 0754 1.9 21 0840 2.1 SU 21 W W 0837 0.8 TH SA SU 0937 0.4 M 0958 0.2 20 5 20 5 21 W F 1333 1.4 0849 0.8 1513 1.4 1544 1.3 1446 1.3 1720 1.6 1652 1.7 1735 1.8 TU 1722 1.9 1003 0.3 1101 0.2 1050 0.4 1127 0.3 1158 0.3 1232 0.3 1310 0.1 1926 0.7 TU 1558 1.5 2010 0.6 2041 0.8 1939 0.7 2157 0.5 2151 0.4 2209 0.4 2215 0.3 W 1737 1.9 F 1834 2.2 SA 1823 2.0 SU 1859 2.1 TU 1922 2.2 2008 2.2 2039 2.3 2105 0.7 2220 0.5 2325 0.3 2311 0.5 2358 0.4 6 0228 1.5 6 0348 1.6 0416 1.6 6 0318 1.5 22 0537 1.8 0503 1.9 21 0550 1.9 0532 2.1 22 0026 0.3 6 0103 0.2 22 0135 0.0 0704 0.9 0433 1.7 0859 0.7 20 0931 0.7 0900 0.6 1031 0.4 6 1023 0.2 1039 0.2 6 1043 0.1 0554 1.9 0650 2.1 0644 1.9 0723 1.9 0757 1.9 0830 1.9 0918 2.1 M 1452 1.4 22 0949 0.7 TH 1627 1.5 TH F 1606 1.4 SU 1804 1.8 M TU 1814 1.9 21 1046 0.3 6 1143 0.2 21 1129 0.3 6 1208 0.3 W 1241 0.2 TH 1308 0.3 SA 1351 0.1 1648 1.5 1750 1.9 W 1815 2.1 TH SA M 2016 0.6 W 1701 1.6 2129 0.5 2137 0.7 2116 0.6 2244 0.4 2240 0.2 2255 0.3 2302 0.2 1816 2.0 1920 2.2 SU 1901 2.1 1944 2.2 2005 2.2 2044 2.1 2118 2.3 2158 0.6 2302 0.4 2352 0.4 0333 1.6 0450 1.8 0510 1.8 0426 1.7 0620 2.0 0557 2.1 0630 2.0 0624 2.2 0006 0.3 0037 0.3 0108 0.2 0138 0.2 0216 0.1 7 0829 0.8 0527 1.9 7 1003 0.6 21 7 0954 0.5 23 1114 0.2 7 22 1121 0.2 7 0634 1.9 7 0737 2.1 0723 1.9 7 0808 1.9 23 0841 1.9 7 0859 1.9 23 0949 2.0 TU 23 F F 1018 0.6 SA M TU 1109 0.1 W 1127 0.0 22 SU 22 TH F SU 1559 1.6 1038 0.6 1731 1.7 1741 1.6 1712 1.6 1846 1.9 1844 2.1 1852 2.0 TH 1903 2.3 F 1123 0.3 1222 0.2 1209 0.3 TU 1246 0.3 1324 0.2 1343 0.3 1431 0.2 2102 0.6 TH 1756 1.7 2225 0.4 2226 0.5 2211 0.4 2327 0.3 2327 0.1 2335 0.3 2346 0.1 1854 2.0 2003 2.2 M 1937 2.1 2025 2.1 2047 2.2 2114 2.0 2154 2.1 2246 0.5 2339 0.4 8 0429 1.8 8 0544 2.0 0558 1.9 8 0525 1.9 24 0701 2.1 0649 2.3 23 0707 2.0 0713 2.3 8 0046 0.3 23 0032 0.3 8 0117 0.3 24 0151 0.1 8 0212 0.3 24 0256 0.2 0924 0.7 0615 2.0 1057 0.4 22 1101 0.4 1043 0.3 1154 0.1 8 1152 0.0 1158 0.2 8 1207 0.0 0712 1.9 M 0820 2.0 0758 1.9 0845 1.9 0921 1.9 0927 1.8 1021 1.9 W 1659 1.7 24 1121 0.5 SA 1827 1.8 SA SU 1812 1.9 TU 1924 2.0 W TH 1926 2.1 F 23 1155 0.3 1301 0.3 TU 1249 0.3 W 1325 0.4 F 1407 0.2 SA 1414 0.4 M 1512 0.3 1827 1.8 1934 2.3 1949 2.3 SA 2151 0.5 F 1844 1.8 2317 0.3 2311 0.4 2301 0.2 1928 2.1 2042 2.1 2012 2.1 2102 2.1 2128 2.1 2143 1.9 2232 1.9 2329 0.4 0025 0.1 0521 1.9 0635 2.2 0643 2.0 0618 2.1 0004 0.2 0009 0.0 0009 0.2 9 0759 2.2 0011 0.3 0126 0.3 0113 0.3 0156 0.3 0234 0.2 0241 0.4 0336 0.3 9 1016 0.6 0658 2.1 9 1146 0.3 23 9 1130 0.1 25 0737 2.1 9 24 0741 2.0 24 0743 1.9 9 0858 1.9 24 0835 1.8 9 0919 1.8 25 0959 1.8 9 0954 1.7 25 1059 1.7 25 1142 0.3 0739 2.4 SA 1244 0.1 TU SA SU TU TH 1753 1.8 1200 0.4 SU 1922 2.0 SU 1910 1.9 M 1909 2.1 W 1228 0.1 TH 1232 -0.1 F 1226 0.2 2029 2.3 SU 1226 0.3 1339 0.4 W 1331 0.3 TH 1402 0.4 1450 0.3 1439 0.5 1554 0.5 2240 0.4 SA 1926 1.9 2351 0.3 2347 0.1 1956 2.0 2019 2.3 1957 2.0 1956 2.0 2117 2.0 2049 2.0 2135 1.9 2209 2.0 2209 1.7 2316 1.7 0103 0.2 0606 2.1 0007 0.3 0003 0.2 0723 2.1 0709 2.3 0037 0.2 0049 0.0 0037 0.2 10 0838 2.1 0043 0.3 0208 0.4 0157 0.3 0237 0.4 0318 0.2 0303 0.4 0420 0.5 10 1107 0.5 26 0739 2.1 10 0724 2.3 24 10 1214 0.0 26 0809 2.0 10 25 0809 1.9 25 0807 1.9 10 0935 1.7 25 0917 1.8 10 0952 1.7 26 1041 1.7 10 1021 1.5 26 1151 1.5 1219 0.2 0825 2.4 SU 1320 0.2 W TH SU M W F 1842 1.9 SU 1236 0.3 M 1230 0.1 M 1948 2.0 TU 2002 2.2 TH 1258 0.1 F 1310 0.0 SA 1252 0.2 2102 2.1 M 1300 0.3 1418 0.5 1415 0.3 F 1438 0.5 1536 0.4 1503 0.5 1646 0.7 2328 0.4 2004 1.9 2016 2.1 2023 2.0 2057 2.3 2020 2.0 2019 2.0 2152 1.9 2132 2.0 2208 1.8 2252 1.9 2235 1.6 0027 0.2 11 0030 0.0 0140 0.3 27 0017 1.4 0649 2.2 0044 0.3 0047 0.1 25 0800 2.1 0800 2.4 0104 0.2 0126 0.0 0104 0.3 11 0914 1.9 0119 0.3 0254 0.5 0243 0.3 0316 0.5 0405 0.3 0329 0.5 TH 0516 0.7 11 1155 0.4 27 0815 2.1 11 0812 2.3 TU W 1255 -0.1 27 0836 2.0 11 26 0828 1.9 M 26 0837 1.8 11 1013 1.6 26 1003 1.7 11 1026 1.5 27 1130 1.6 11 1052 1.5 1323 1.4 1254 0.1 0903 2.2 1356 0.4 TU F SA M TU SA 1927 2.0 M 1313 0.3 TU 1313 0.0 2020 2.0 2045 2.3 F 1322 0.2 SA 1346 0.1 SU 1319 0.3 2132 2.0 1336 0.3 TH 1457 0.7 1502 0.4 1509 0.6 1624 0.5 1537 0.6 1808 0.8 2035 1.9 2101 2.1 2046 1.9 2127 2.1 2035 1.9 2051 1.9 2229 1.7 2218 1.9 2241 1.7 2343 1.7 2307 1.5 12 0013 0.3 0100 0.2 12 0111 -0.1 0219 0.4 28 0158 1.3 0732 2.2 0119 0.3 0129 0.1 26 0831 2.0 0846 2.4 0129 0.2 0202 0.2 0132 0.3 12 0950 1.7 0157 0.3 0347 0.6 0333 0.3 0352 0.5 0455 0.4 0408 0.6 F 0650 0.9 SU 1240 0.3 28 0848 2.0 12 0857 2.3 W TH 1335 -0.1 28 0856 1.8 12 27 0848 1.7 27 0916 1.7 12 1054 1.4 27 1054 1.6 12 1102 1.4 28 1234 1.5 12 1133 1.4 1446 1.4 1325 0.2 0935 2.0 TU 1433 0.5 W SA TU W 2012 2.0 TU 1348 0.3 W 1356 0.0 2046 1.9 2120 2.2 SA 1345 0.2 SU 1421 0.3 M 1349 0.3 2206 1.8 1416 0.4 F 1538 0.8 1554 0.5 SU 1538 0.7 1720 0.6 1628 0.7 2014 0.8 2105 1.8 2136 2.1 2101 1.8 2152 1.9 2057 1.8 2131 1.8 2310 1.6 2308 1.8 2316 1.5 2352 1.4 13 0057 0.3 0129 0.2 13 0150 0.0 0304 0.6 29 0048 1.5 29 0318 1.4 0815 2.3 0150 0.4 0210 0.1 27 0859 1.9 0924 2.3 0153 0.3 0238 0.3 0203 0.3 13 1030 1.5 0241 0.4 0449 0.7 0427 0.4 0423 0.6 0555 0.6 0504 0.6 0822 0.8 M 1325 0.2 29 0919 1.9 13 0938 2.3 TH F 1413 0.0 29 0910 1.7 13 28 0920 1.6 28 1004 1.5 13 1141 1.3 28 1155 1.5 13 1144 1.4 W 1352 1.5 13 1232 1.4 SA 1553 1.6 1352 0.2 1008 1.8 W 1512 0.7 TH SA SU TH 2055 2.0 W 1419 0.4 TH 1437 0.1 2111 1.8 2151 2.1 SU 1410 0.3 M 1456 0.5 TU 1420 0.4 2245 1.6 1502 0.5 1628 0.8 1650 0.6 M 1619 0.7 1828 0.8 1735 0.8 2114 0.7 2134 1.7 2209 2.0 2117 1.7 2222 1.7 2133 1.7 2220 1.7 2357 1.5 2358 1.4 14 0141 0.3 0154 0.3 14 0227 0.1 0406 0.7 29 0007 1.6 30 0209 1.4 14 0059 1.3 30 0425 1.5 0859 2.2 0216 0.4 0251 0.2 28 0923 1.8 0958 2.1 0219 0.3 0317 0.5 0236 0.4 14 1118 1.3 0335 0.5 0554 0.7 0526 0.5 0506 0.6 0710 0.7 0612 0.7 0919 0.7 TU 1410 0.2 30 0948 1.8 14 1016 2.1 F SA 1450 0.2 30 0936 1.6 14 29 1005 1.5 TH 29 1101 1.4 14 1243 1.3 M 1312 1.5 14 1239 1.3 TH 1502 1.5 F 1403 1.4 SU 1650 1.8 Shaded areas are British Summer Time time shown. - please add one hour to British are Summer areas Shaded 1415 0.3 1047 1.5 1602 0.9 F 2137 1.9 TH 1445 0.4 F 1519 0.2 2131 1.7 2217 1.9 M 1438 0.3 TU 1533 0.7 W 1457 0.5 2333 1.4 1602 0.6 SU 1755 0.9 1752 0.7 TU 1717 0.8 2006 0.8 1852 0.8 2202 0.6 2202 1.6 2243 1.8 2149 1.6 2301 1.5 2221 1.6 2318 1.6 15 0225 0.3 0218 0.3 15 0303 0.3 0530 0.8 15 0100 1.4 30 0120 1.6 15 0054 1.4 31 0324 1.5 15 0240 1.3 31 0520 1.7 0944 2.1 0240 0.5 29 0941 1.7 1031 1.8 0247 0.4 0411 0.7 0324 0.5 15 1226 1.2 0441 0.5 0654 0.6 0631 0.5 0610 0.6 0838 0.7 0741 0.7 1009 0.6 W 1456 0.2 31 1014 1.7 SA SU 1527 0.4 31 1016 1.5 15 30 1103 1.4 30 1214 1.4 M 1409 1.3 TU 1424 1.5 W 1353 1.4 F 1605 1.7 SA 1527 1.5 M 1739 2.0 1439 0.3 1140 1.3 F 1737 0.9 SA 2220 1.8 F 1511 0.5 2149 1.6 2247 1.7 TU 1511 0.4 W 1621 0.9 TH 1558 0.6 1710 0.7 1907 0.8 1902 0.7 1832 0.8 2129 0.7 2056 0.7 2246 0.4 2228 1.5 2234 1.5 2356 1.3 2322 1.5 0310 0.4 0341 0.5 0029 1.5 0210 1.4 0403 1.5 42 16 1030 2.0 16 1110 1.6 31 0553 0.5 16 0755 0.6 16 0913 0.6 TH M TH SU 1543 0.3 1605 0.6 SU 1348 1.4 1506 1.5 1632 1.7 2306 1.7 2328 1.5 1824 0.7 2014 0.8 2151 0.6 LOW WATERS - Important note. Double low waters occur at Portland. The predictions are for the fi rst low water. The second low water LOW WATERS - Important note. Double low waters occur at Portland. The predictions are for the fi rst low water. The second low water 45 occurs from 3 to 4 hours later and may, at springs, on occasions be lower than the fi rst. occurs from 3 to 4 hours later and may, at springs, on occasions be lower than the fi rst.

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