Port Director: Mr. Matthew H Hunt MBA FICS. Harbour Master: Capt. Andrew K. Ullah

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1 Tide Tables 2018

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3 Port Director: Mr. Matthew H Hunt MBA FICS Harbour Master: Capt. Andrew K. Ullah All enquiries to: Port of Sunderland, Capstan House, Greenwell s Quay, South Docks, Barrack Street Sunderland SR1 2BU Telephone, Port Control (24 hrs): Facsimile, Port Control (24 hrs): portmarineoperations@sunderland.gov.uk 172nd YEAR OF PUBLICATION SUNDERLAND Published for PORT OF SUNDERLAND Page 1

4 Comparative Depths of Water in the Harbour Entrance and on the Dock Cills N.B. TIDE TIMES ARE CORRECT TO LOCAL TIME Gates are normally open two hours before until half an hour after and Vessels may be locked in and out after that time. Where distances are stated in miles, the reference is to sea miles. Tidal predictions for Sunderland are based upon data supplied by Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory, copyright reserved. Although the greatest possible care has been taken in the compilation of these tide tables the publishers and the Port of Sunderland respectively cannot accept any responsibility or liability for errors, omissions or alterations, or for any consequences ensuing upon the use thereof. Page 2

5 Relative Tidal Levels Sunderland 2.50m 2.72m M.H.W.S. 1.07m 3.50' M.H.W.N. 1.43m 4.70' 0.78m 1.22m ORDNANCE DATUM M.L.W.N. 2.55' 4.00' 0.72m M.L.W.S. L.A.T. 2.37' 3.77m 12.38' 8.20' 8.92' 7.65m No.3 GATEWAY CILL 0.61m No.1 GATEWAY CILL 2.00' 3.27m 10.70' 25.08' HARBOUR ENTRANCE (SUBJECT TO SILTING) Page 3

6 Feet and Inches to Metres 0" 1" 2" 3" 4" 5" 6" 7" 8" 9" 10" 11" 0' ' S ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' S ' H ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' S ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Page 4

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19 In memory of Peter Charles Faulkner Pilot and Deputy Harbour Master

20 IMPORTANT CHANGES TO VHF CHANNELS FOR MARITIME SAFETY INFORMATION BROADCASTS From Wednesday 6 September 2017 HM Coastguard will be using new channels to broadcast Maritime Safety Information (MSI) and conduct radio medical advice. Existing channels 23, 84 & 86 are replaced with 63, 62 & 64 respectively. The use of VHF Channel 10 for MSI and pollution control (back up) is unchanged. For full details and broadcast times go to: and search for Maritime Safety Information. oce12976