2016 Hourly Tide Times

The tide times can also be referred to as "tide tables, tides, tide predictions or tide charts".

These tide times give the hour by hour predicted tide level, if you just need to know the time and height of high or low tide please use the high/low tide times .

 

The tide levels given in these files may vary from the actual level due to meteorological effects and should be used as a guide only.

2016 Queensland hourly tide times

Brisbane Bar Hourly tide times for 2016
Brisbane_Bar_2016_hourly_tide_tables.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Document 44.2 KB
Southport Hourly tide times for 2016
Southport_2016_hourly_tide_tables.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Document 43.2 KB
Mooloolaba Hourly tide times for 2016
Mooloolaba_2016_hourly_tide_tables.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Document 43.3 KB
Noosa Hourly tide times for 2016
Noosa_Heads_2016_tide_tables.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Document 43.3 KB
Urangan Hourly tide times for 2016
Urangan_2016_hourly_tide_tables.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Document 44.7 KB
Bundaberg Hourly tide times for 2016
Bundaberg_hourly_2016_tide_tables.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Document 44.6 KB
Port Alma Hourly tide times for 2016
Port_Alma_2016_hourly_tide_tables.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Document 45.2 KB
Gladstone Hourly tide times for 2016
Gladstone_Auckland_Point_hourly_2016_tid
Adobe Acrobat Document 45.1 KB
Hay Point Hourly tide times for 2016
Hay_Point_hourly_2016_hourly_tide_tables
Adobe Acrobat Document 45.5 KB
Mackay Hourly tide times for 2016
Mackay_2016_hourly_tide_tables.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Document 45.8 KB
Bowen Hourly tide times for 2016
Bowen_2016_hourly_tide_tables.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Document 44.2 KB
Abbot Point Hourly tide times for 2016
Abbot_Point_2016_hourly_tide_tables.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Document 44.1 KB
Shute Harbour Hourly tide times for 2016
Shute_Harbour_2016_hourly_tide_tables.pd
Adobe Acrobat Document 45.0 KB
Townsville Hourly tide times for 2016
Townsville_2016_hourly_tide_times.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Document 67.2 KB
Lucinda Hourly tide times for 2016
Lucinda_2016_hourly_tide_times.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Document 67.2 KB
Cairns Hourly tide times for 2016
Cairns_2016_hourly_tide_times.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Document 66.8 KB
Port Douglas Hourly tide times for 2016
Port_Douglas_2016_hourly_tide_tables.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Document 43.8 KB
Karumba Hourly tide times 2016
Karumba_2016_hourly_tide_tables.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Document 43.6 KB
Weipa Hourly tide times for 2016
weipa_2016_hourly_tide_times.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Document 65.6 KB

2016 South Australia hourly tide times

Thevenard Hourly tide times for 2016
Thevenard_2016_hourly_tide_times.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Document 66.2 KB

2016 Victoria Hourly Tide Times

Williamstown Hourly tide times for 2016
Williamstown_2016_hourly_tide_times.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Document 62.6 KB

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