Amak Island, 5 miles southeast of, Alaska Current
Local time: 2012-05-21 5:00 PM AKDT

Amak Island, 5 miles southeast of, Alaska Current
55.3500° N, 163.0167° W
Flood direction 350° true
Ebb direction 200° true

2012-05-21  5:48 PM AKDT   0.00 knots  Slack, Flood Begins
2012-05-21  9:15 PM AKDT   0.74 knots  Max Flood
2012-05-21 11:07 PM AKDT   Sunset
2012-05-22 12:11 AM AKDT   Moonset
2012-05-22  1:07 AM AKDT  -0.02 knots  Slack, Ebb Begins
2012-05-22  3:20 AM AKDT  -0.39 knots  Max Ebb
2012-05-22  5:52 AM AKDT   0.01 knots  Slack, Flood Begins
2012-05-22  6:30 AM AKDT   Sunrise
2012-05-22  7:47 AM AKDT   Moonrise
2012-05-22  8:39 AM AKDT   0.55 knots  Max Flood
2012-05-22 11:11 AM AKDT  -0.00 knots  Slack, Ebb Begins
2012-05-22  3:07 PM AKDT  -0.59 knots  Max Ebb
2012-05-22  6:20 PM AKDT   0.01 knots  Slack, Flood Begins
2012-05-22  9:46 PM AKDT   0.74 knots  Max Flood
2012-05-22 11:08 PM AKDT   Sunset
2012-05-23 12:57 AM AKDT   Moonset
2012-05-23  1:45 AM AKDT  -0.02 knots  Slack, Ebb Begins
2012-05-23  3:57 AM AKDT  -0.39 knots  Max Ebb
2012-05-23  6:28 AM AKDT   Sunrise
2012-05-23  6:30 AM AKDT   0.01 knots  Slack, Flood Begins
2012-05-23  8:42 AM AKDT   Moonrise
2012-05-23  9:16 AM AKDT   0.54 knots  Max Flood
2012-05-23 11:35 AM AKDT  -0.00 knots  Slack, Ebb Begins
2012-05-23  3:42 PM AKDT  -0.57 knots  Max Ebb
2012-05-23  6:52 PM AKDT   0.01 knots  Slack, Flood Begins
2012-05-23 10:20 PM AKDT   0.74 knots  Max Flood
2012-05-23 11:10 PM AKDT   Sunset
2012-05-24  1:35 AM AKDT   Moonset
2012-05-24  2:21 AM AKDT  -0.02 knots  Slack, Ebb Begins
2012-05-24  4:36 AM AKDT  -0.39 knots  Max Ebb
2012-05-24  6:27 AM AKDT   Sunrise
2012-05-24  7:11 AM AKDT   0.01 knots  Slack, Flood Begins
2012-05-24  9:46 AM AKDT   Moonrise
2012-05-24  9:58 AM AKDT   0.53 knots  Max Flood
2012-05-24 12:08 PM AKDT  -0.01 knots  Slack, Ebb Begins
2012-05-24  4:19 PM AKDT  -0.55 knots  Max Ebb
2012-05-24  7:24 PM AKDT   0.00 knots  Slack, Flood Begins
2012-05-24 10:57 PM AKDT   0.74 knots  Max Flood
2012-05-24 11:11 PM AKDT   Sunset
2012-05-25  2:05 AM AKDT   Moonset
2012-05-25  2:55 AM AKDT  -0.00 knots  Slack, Ebb Begins
2012-05-25  5:17 AM AKDT  -0.40 knots  Max Ebb
2012-05-25  6:25 AM AKDT   Sunrise
2012-05-25  7:57 AM AKDT   0.01 knots  Slack, Flood Begins
2012-05-25 10:43 AM AKDT   0.52 knots  Max Flood
2012-05-25 10:55 AM AKDT   Moonrise
2012-05-25 12:50 PM AKDT  -0.01 knots  Slack, Ebb Begins

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About this station

Name	Amak Island, 5 miles southeast of, Alaska Current
In file	/usr/share/xtide/harmonics-dwf-20081228-free.tcd
Date imported	2008-12-24
Coordinates	55.3500° N, 163.0167° W
Country	U.S.A.
Time zone	:America/Nome
Native units	knots^2
Flood direction	350° true
Ebb direction	200° true
Source	http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/
Restriction	Public domain
Comments	Data from web snapshot taken 2008-12-01
Credit	Processed by David Flater for XTide http://www.flaterco.com/xtide/
Original name	Amak Island, 5 miles southeast of
State	AK
Type	Subordinate station, hydraulic current
Reference	Isanotski Strait (False Pass Cannery), Alaska Current
Min time add	+4:35
Min level add	NULL
Min level mult	0.200
Max time add	+4:45
Max level add	NULL
Max level mult	0.200
Flood begins	+4:24
Ebb begins	+4:32

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