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Post 302889993 by Neo on Monday 24th of February 2014 04:30:31 PM
02-24-2014
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Since you are keen on ocean science and oceanography, I thought you might enjoy looking at this new project I've created for tidal stations:
Basically, I've mapped our tidal database to Google Maps for the entire world of around 7000 tidal stations. Here is the one for SE Asia that includes India:
Tidal Stations (East and SE Asia)
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Tidal stations for India, Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Malaysia and Indonesia.
If you click on any tidal station, you will be taken back to our forums to a page that displays a tide chart and a tide table that high and low tide info, sunrise, sunset, the phase of the moon and percent illumination of the moon.
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