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Waterskiing, jetskiing and sailboarding are not permitted in or near any navigational channel used by commercial vessels. Power craft are only permitted in designated areas. Sailboarding is not permitted in or near mooring areas or beaches. Please be aware that permission to launch and recover may need to be sought from the local authority - www.tendringdc.gov.uk

Watersports

ChannelsThe main deep-water navigational channels within Harwich Harbour are well marked by buoys and lights. Yachts are advised to keep clear of the channels and use the recommended yacht tracks.

When main channels have to be crossed, this should be done as nearly as practicable at right angles. Avoid crossing the bows of on-coming commercial traffic. Large container ships, in particular, have very restricted visibility for quite a distance ahead when carrying a deck cargo of containers.

We request that sailors conduct themselves in a responsible way while using the Haven and adhere to both the Collision Regulations and best practice advice given by the Royal Yacht Association.

Speed limitsThe speed limit for power boats, cruisers, or yachts is 8 knots within Harwich Harbour, the River Stour and the Walton Backwaters. The limit is 6 knots within the River Orwell.

For further information, download Harwich Haven Authority Byelaws from our website - www.hha.co.uk/operations/downloads

The Ipswich Port Authority Byelaws can be downloaded at www.abports.co.uk/About_ABP/ABP_ByeLaws/

Navigation channels and speed restrictions

Collision awareness checklist

• A vessel of less than 20m in length or sailing vessel shall not impede the passage of vessels which can safely navigate only within a narrow channel or fairway.

• A vessel shall not cross a narrow channel or fairway if such crossing impedes the passage of a vessel which can safely navigate only within such channel or fairway. The latter vessel may use the sound signal prescribed in Rule 34(d) if in doubt as to the intention of the crossing vessel.

• A sailing vessel underway shall keep out of the way of:

- A vessel not under command;

- A vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre;

- A vessel engaged in fishing;

- Any vessel other than a vessel not under command or a vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre shall, if the circumstances of the case admit, avoid impeding the safe passage of a vessel constrained by her draught, exhibiting the signals in Rule 28.

The Full Collision Regulations (Colregs) can be downloaded at www.collisionregs.com

Harwich VTS cannot undertake control of small craft in reduced visibility but our VTS team will provide assistance if possible. Listen in on channel 71 and always carry a radar reflector, flares and suitable emergency equipment. If you do not have radar and intend crossing any shipping lane, and you are in serious doubt as to the commercial movements, call Harwich VTS on channel 71, or Ipswich Port Radio Ch 68 whilst in the River Orwell. Carriage and use of an operational AIS is also encouraged. Remember your obligations under the prevention of collision regulations (see above), particularly the ability to make an efficient sound signal.

See www.collisionregs.com for full Collision Regulations

Fog

All inward bound leisure craft should contact Lock Control on VHF Ch 68 for up to date information on lock times.

ARRIVAL: It is accessible 24 hours through a lock entrance, at all states of the tide for vessels up to 2m draft. Vessels wishing to use the lock should contact Lock Control, VHF Channel 68 as they clear the Orwell Bridge. Once through the lock, contact either: Ipswich Haven Marina on VHF Channel 80 or 37 or Neptune Marina on VHF Channel 80 or 37 for allocation of a pontoon berth. Craft arriving early may use the layby pontoons. Visitors’ berths are always available for even the largest yachts and non-commercial craft.

DEPARTURE: All vessels to call Lock Control prior to leaving the Marina berth. The duty officer will inform you when there is free flow or when you can lock out.

LOCK SIGNALS: Lights fixed at the river side of the lock entrance (for vessels arriving Wet Dock) and on the Orwell Navigation Service building (for vessels departing Wet Dock) indicate whether the lock is open or closed as follows:

One red light - lock closed to vessels entry

One green light - lock open for vessels entry

The lock master will advise if there is a pontoon available for mooring or if a vessel is to secure to the lock side. Due to the strong turbulence which can be encountered, it is strongly advised to wear lifejackets in the lock.

The lock master will advise all vessels prior to the commencement of locking operations.

All yachts to monitor Channel 68 whilst on the River Orwell.

Within the entrance to NEW CUT is a Water Velocity Control Structure which is raised when required from the river bed. When raised the top of the structure may be just below the water level. Three vertical red lights, when lit, warn vessels that they MUST NOT PROCEED.

Walton Yacht Basin

VHF 80 | 01255 675873 07514 492815 | www.wfyc.co.uk

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Shotley Marina

Recommended yacht track from south of Shotley Spit buoy is parallel to deep water channel, passing close north of Ganges buoy to the marked approach channel leading to locked basin. Traffic lights at lock entrance (24hr) plus INOGON directional leading light, see drawing. Diesel is available 24hrs per day. VHF Ch 80 visitors’ berths available. Yacht travel lift approx 40 tons max. Channel dredged to 2m below CD.

01473 788982 | www.shotleymarina.com

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Tidemill Yacht Harbour

Entrance over a sill. Visitors’ berths available. VHF Ch 80.

Note: To calculate entrance access - Height over sill = predicted HT off HHA

Guide minus (less) 1.5metres = HT over sill

01394 385745 | www.tidemillyachtharbour.co.uk

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Key to facilities

Boat hoist & cranage

Chandlery

Defibrillator

Diesel

Electricity

Gas (bottles)

Hazardous waste / oil

Scrubbing berth

Showers

VHF80

Visitor berths

Wifi

Workshop

Respect our special environment

So visitors can fully enjoy the Haven’s surroundings, we work to preserve its environment by collaborating with groups including the Suffolk Wildlife Trust, Natural England and RSPB to protect natural habitats.

In addition to being home to one of the UK’s largest and busiest port clusters, Harwich Haven is also an area of high environmental protection, mainly due to the bird population that it supports.

Both estuaries are part of the European conservation sites know as Natura 2K, are recognised as important wetlands under international conventions (Ramsar) and are also Sites of Special Scientific interest (SSSI) and UK legislation. The shores and surrounding areas include Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and local nature reserves.

Rivers Deben, Alde, Ore, Stour, Orwell and Hamford Water are recognised as Internationally Important Conservation sites and are designated Special Protection Areas. Considerate visitors are welcome but take care to avoid polluting the area and it is a criminal offence to damage the habitat or disturb wildlife.

Do not land in these areas from a boat unless in a recognised landing area. Yacht owners should ensure that the anti-fouling paints used on their vessels comply with current regulations. Environment Agency advice on the approved paints can be obtained from the Marinas or direct from the Environment Agency (Guidance note: ING 309).

Useful websites: www.suffolkcoastandheaths.organd www.thegreenblue.org.uk

Prevention of Pollution by Garbage RegulationsThe North Sea, including its Estuaries and Rivers, is designated a Special Area under Annex 5 of MARPOL. Within this area the disposal of all garbage is STRICTLY PROHIBITED. Food waste may only be put overboard outside the 12 mile limit in compliance with the Regulations, otherwise all garbage must be retained on board until it can be deposited on shore in approved receptacles.

Dangerous Goods in Harbour Areas Regulations 2016 (DGHAR)A vessel alongside displaying an all-round red light by night or a red flag by day indicates that she is carrying dangerous substances. Under these Regulations an exclusion zone of up to 200m is to be enforced around any vessel loading or discharging explosives. Tankers alongside the oil jetties at Harwich, Felixstowe and Ipswich should also be given a wide berth.

Pollution and dangerous goods

Report suspicious activity around the Haven

PROJECT KRAKEN is a joint initiative aimed at encouraging the public to report suspicious or unusual activity around the coastal and maritime environment.

If you see or hear anything unusual, REPORT IT. Even the smallest thing can be significant…

Call your local Police on 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 [Quote KRAKEN]

Safety brief

Skippers should educate their crew about the safety equipment onboard the boat, where it is and when and how to use it.

Further guidance is available within MGN 379 - use of Electronic Navigational Aids - www.gov.uk

The prudent mariner should never be overly reliant on the outputs of a single navigational aid.

How to start the engine

Location of first aid kit and book

How to send a VHF/DSC

distress alert and mayday

Use of lifejackets, harnesses

and jack-stays

Location and use of flares and EPIRB

MOB equipment and

procedure

Gas safety and use of cooker

Location and use of AIS kit

How to gain access to the

engine space if there is no

automatic system

How to launch the life raft

The danger zones where

there is risk of injury from

the boom or mainsheet in an

accidental gybe

About Harwich Haven Authority

As a trust port with statutory responsibilities for conservancy and safety of navigation we ensure that commercial and leisure users co-exist safely in the Haven. We do this by providing free services for recreational users, including navigational and traffic information via our Vessel Traffic Services (VTS) and website.

Marker buoys, yacht channels and harbour patrols ensure the main channel is kept clear for commercial shipping. During the weekends of the summer months we patrol between 0800 and 1800.

We collaborate on a regular basis with local yacht clubs such as the Harwich Area Sailing Association (HASA) to make their members aware of the hazards of boating in our busy harbour.

Each year we welcome more than 10,000 leisure vessels of all shapes and sizes who visit the Haven from both the UK and Europe.

Whether you are visiting the area or are a local sailor we urge you to review the information contained within this guide, which will assist with safety and enhance your enjoyment of the Haven.

Manoeuvring and warning signals

One prolonged blast

--------Leaving a dock, quay, or anchorage

One short blast

•Altering to starboard

Two short blasts

••Altering to port

Three short blasts

•••My engines are going astern

Five or more blasts

•••••Your intentions are unclear

Four short blasts followed by one short blast

•••• •Turning short round to starboard

Four short blasts followed by two short blasts

•••• ••Turning short round to port

Best practice advice for sailors

On 1 July 2002, Chapter V of the SOLAS (safety of life at sea) Regulations came into force internationally affecting all leisure vessels.

The weather Get a forecast before leaving and consider how it applies to the area. Prepare the boat and crew for that. Update the information regularly.

The tidesWhen are the tidal streams favourable? Will it be wind against tide making sea conditions worse? Is there a tidal gate? Is there sufficient height of tide to cross any shallow area?

Limitations of your vesselIs the boat suitable for the conditions expected? Do you have the safety equipment and spares that you need?

CrewDoes the crew have enough experience and physical ability for the trip? Are there sufficient crew? Cold, tired or seasick crew will add to the skipper’s tasks. Are you, as skipper, liable to seasickness too? Is there warm waterproof clothing, food and accommodation for the crew?

Navigational hazardsCheck on the charts and read pilot books for information of the hazards in the area.

Contingency planIf it gets too late, too dark, or too cold to follow the original plan, where will you go? If the weather deteriorates or there is an accident, where will you go for a safe haven? Have sufficient charts to cope with a different destination.

Information ashoreTell someone ashore about your plans and tell them how to inform the Coastguard if you are overdue. Log details of your vessel and its life-saving equipment with the Coastguard. Use the CG66 in the UK. This can be filled in online www.gov.uk/register-boat-coastguard-safety-scheme

Ha’penny Pier yacht moorings

First come, first served. Charges made when staying between 1600 - 0900.

Pier master on duty between April and October. Out of season (November - March) please direct any enquiries to [email protected]

01255 243030 | 07748 154039 | [email protected] | hha.co.uk/leisure/mooring/

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A mayday should only be sent if there is grave and imminent danger to vessel or person which requires immediate assistance.

A DSC distress alert will sound an alarm on all DSC sets within range, including ships and at Coastguard stations and will send the position of the boat if the set is interfaced with a GPS.

If it is urgent, but not life threatening, make a Pan Pan broadcast preceded by a DSC urgency alert. For advice contact the Coastguard by routine DSC or on Channel 16.

During the Mayday all the communication is likely to continue on Channel 16 and it will be possible to talk to the lifeboat or helicopter once they are on scene and all vessels in the vicinity will be aware of your situation.

Do not rely on a mobile phone in an emergency at sea, it cannot perform the same function.

Mayday

DSC DISTRESS ALERT

Open the red cover, then press and hold the distress button through the countdown.

Use Channel 16 on high power

MAYDAY, MAYDAY, MAYDAY

THIS IS [vessel type and name, vessel name, vessel name] MMSI & call sign

MAYDAY THIS IS [vessel type & name] MMSI & call sign

IN POSITION [lat/long]

NATURE OF DISTRESS [fire, sinking, mob]

I REQUIRE IMMEDIATE ASSISTANCE

OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION [number of persons abandoning to life raft or no life raft]

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Fox’s Marina & Boatyard

Entrance 100m upriver of No12 channel buoy, which is dredged to 2m below CD. Visitors’ berths available.

Yacht travel lift 70 tons. Club facilities available to visiting crews.

VHF Ch 80 | 01473 689111 | www.foxsmarina.com

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Entrance marked by channel. Dredged to 2.5 metres LWS. Visitors’ berths available.

VHF Ch 80 | 01473 659465 | 01473 659240 | www.syharbour.co.uk

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Titchmarsh Marina

Entrance 1.0m MLWS.

Visitors’ berths available. Yacht travel lift 35 tons.

VHF Ch 80 | 01255 672185 01255 851899www.titchmarshmarina.com

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Woolverstone Marina

Continuous access. Visitors’ berths. VHF Ch 80 | 01473 780206 | 01473 780354www.woolverstonemarina.co.uk

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Visiting yachts can lay on outer pontoons. 07742 145994 www.royalharwichyachtclub.co.uk

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Ipswich Haven Marina

01473 236644 www.ipswichhavenmarina.co.uk

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Neptune Marina

01473 215204 www.neptune-marina.com

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2020Yachting Guide toHarwich Harbour and its Rivers

www.hha.co.uk

Harwich Haven Authority

Harbour House, The Quay

Harwich, Essex, CO12 3HH

T +44 (0)1255 243030

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Channel 16The distress channel. Monitor this channel at all times. Use for routine calling only if there is no alternative, such as DSC or mobile phone.

Channels 6, 8, 72, 77Non-commercial ship-to-ship channels.

Channel 13Used by ships for bridge to bridge communications on matters of navigational safety, useful to monitor in shipping areas.

Channel 67Used by HM Coastguard for safety communications. Vessels are requested not to use this channel for inter-ship traffic.

Channel 68Orwell Navigational service working channel.

Channel 71Harwich Vessel Traffic Services working channel. Monitor in Harwich Haven Authority waters. Only call Harwich VTS for urgent navigational safety information.

Channel 80The marina channel.

Vessels over 50 G.T. must report to Harwich VTS at designated reporting points (as per Admiralty Charts). Report also to Ipswich Port on channel 68 on entry to River Orwell.

Harwich HavenOperation Channels

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Keeping up to date withHarwich Haven Authority

This guide is produced by Harwich Haven Authority as a reference and safety guide only. It’s NOT to be used for navigational purposes. All information correct at time of publication. Copies of this yachting guide can be obtained at local marinas, marine-related outlets and the Harwich Haven Authority offices. Additional copies can be obtained from [email protected] or by calling 01255 243030.

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Useful contactinformation

Mistley Marine

Please be aware that the berths can dry out.

VHF 80 | 07850 208918

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Mooring in Ha’penny Pier - Be aware that if the wind direction is NW, NNW or West to North there can be a strong swell. Pontoon bridges will be raised to the up position if conditions are not suitable for mooring. Please contact the Harwich Haven Authority pier master for further information - [email protected]

5 Knots maximum speed limit

Please be aware of swell one hour before and one hour after high and low water.

Light Direction

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Tidal Stream Charts

Tidal direction is shown by the arrows. The figures against the arrows give the mean neap and spring rates in tenths of a Knot. Thus 19.34 indicates a mean neap rate of 1.9 Knots and a mean spring rate of 3.4 Knots. View our live data at www.hha.co.uk

Provisions

Refuse

Restaurant / bar

Launching slip

Laundrette

Petrol

LPGLPG

Support us to keep the Haven free of plastic by disposing of your waste responsibly.

LPG

Harwich HarbourTide Tables 2020

Caution: The height of the tide may be affected by meteorological conditions. Winds between S.E. and S.W. or a high barometer, cause a decrease in height; winds between N.W. and N.E. or a low barometer, cause an increase. The deviation from the predicted tidal level may, under exceptional conditions, amount to more than one metre.

Heights expressed in metres. All times shown are GMT. Add 1 hour for BST 29 March - 25 October 2020

Tidal data at Harwich: All predicted heights are given relative to Chart Datum of Harwich Harbour, a level of 2.02 metres below Ordnance Datum (Newlyn). The times of high and low waters are expressed in GMT. Tidal predictions for Harwich are produced by Harwich Haven Authority. All heights are expressed in metres. Times are UTC (GMT). Add one hour for British Summer Time (BST) to 29 March - 25 October 2020.

Tidal difference at high water

Approximate times and heights to be applied to Harwich High Water predictions:

Please refer to UKHO tide tables NP201 - www.admiralty.co.uk - for more accurate information.

River Stour - Mistley +00 25 Neaps +0.2

Springs +0.3

River Orwell - Ipswich +00 20 +0.1

TIME (hrs/mins) HEIGHT (metres)

Bradwell + 29

Brightlingsea + 23

Burnham-on-Crouch + 42

Clacton + 11

Felixstowe Pier - 09

TIME (hrs/mins)

Lowestoft -2hr 20

Orford Haven Bar - 28

Orford Ness - 45

Orford Quay + 40

Southwold -1hr 15

TIME (hrs/mins)

Swin Spitway + 12

Walton-on-the-Naze 0

Wivenhoe + 27

Woodbridge + 32

Woodbridge Haven - 11

TIME (hrs/mins)

01 W 03:02 3.66 15:35 3.52 09:09 0.68 21:08 1.10

02 Th 03:41 3.55 16:16 3.37 09:52 0.76 21:53 1.22

03 F 04:25 3.42 17:03 3.25 10:42 0.85 22:46 1.32

04 Sa 05:16 3.30 18:00 3.17 11:41 0.93 23:54 1.38

05 Su 06:18 3.22 19:11 3.19 12:47 0.95

06 M 07:29 3.24 20:18 3.32 01:12 1.32 13:51 0.91

07 T 08:35 3.36 21:14 3.50 02:18 1.17 14:48 0.84

08 W 09:32 3.52 22:05 3.66 03:13 1.00 15:38 0.77

09 Th 10:22 3.68 22:52 3.79 04:02 0.83 16:22 0.70

10 F 11:10 3.83 23:37 3.87 04:48 0.68 17:03 0.65

11 Sa 11:56 3.96 05:32 0.55 17:44 0.60

12 Su 00:23 3.92 12:42 4.05 06:15 0.44 18:24 0.57

13 M 01:07 3.93 13:28 4.09 06:58 0.35 19:06 0.57

14 T 01:50 3.91 14:14 4.07 07:42 0.31 19:49 0.61

15 W 02:33 3.87 15:00 3.98 08:28 0.31 20:35 0.70

16 Th 03:17 3.81 15:49 3.85 09:17 0.35 21:23 0.81

17 F 04:04 3.75 16:41 3.70 10:12 0.43 22:18 0.94

18 Sa 04:58 3.67 17:40 3.55 11:15 0.53 23:25 1.05

19 Su 06:00 3.57 18:48 3.45 12:26 0.63

20 M 07:14 3.50 20:01 3.44 00:43 1.08 13:38 0.70

21 T 08:32 3.53 21:12 3.52 02:00 1.01 14:46 0.73

22 W 09:40 3.64 22:13 3.64 03:10 0.87 15:45 0.73

23 Th 10:37 3.76 23:03 3.73 04:11 0.71 16:32 0.72

24 F 11:25 3.85 23:47 3.80 05:01 0.58 17:12 0.71

25 Sa 12:07 3.89 05:44 0.49 17:49 0.70

26 Su 00:25 3.83 12:46 3.90 06:22 0.44 18:25 0.70

27 M 00:59 3.86 13:22 3.89 06:58 0.43 18:59 0.72

28 T 01:31 3.87 13:56 3.83 07:32 0.45 19:32 0.76

29 W 02:02 3.86 14:29 3.75 08:04 0.49 20:03 0.81

30 Th 02:35 3.81 15:01 3.63 08:36 0.54 20:36 0.88

31 F 03:09 3.71 15:36 3.51 09:10 0.62 21:12 0.98

January 2020

DateHIGH WATER LOW WATER

AM HT. PM HT. AM HT. PM HT.

01 Sa 03:45 3.59 16:13 3.37 09:47 0.73 21:54 1.09

02 Su 04:24 3.44 16:58 3.24 10:33 0.86 22:46 1.21

03 M 05:12 3.30 17:58 3.13 11:33 0.97

04 T 06:19 3.18 19:20 3.13 00:00 1.27 12:49 1.02

05 W 07:46 3.19 20:35 3.28 01:26 1.20 14:06 0.98

06 Th 09:01 3.36 21:37 3.48 02:38 1.03 15:09 0.87

07 F 10:01 3.58 22:31 3.66 03:38 0.82 16:01 0.76

08 Sa 10:54 3.80 23:21 3.81 04:30 0.62 16:47 0.65

09 Su 11:43 3.99 05:17 0.44 17:29 0.56

10 M 00:08 3.92 12:30 4.13 06:01 0.28 18:10 0.48

11 T 00:53 4.01 13:15 4.20 06:44 0.17 18:51 0.45

12 W 01:36 4.06 14:00 4.19 07:27 0.11 19:32 0.47

13 Th 02:17 4.06 14:44 4.09 08:09 0.13 20:15 0.53

14 F 02:59 4.02 15:29 3.93 08:54 0.21 21:01 0.64

15 Sa 03:43 3.93 16:16 3.73 09:43 0.35 21:52 0.78

16 Su 04:33 3.79 17:10 3.52 10:40 0.55 22:54 0.93

17 M 05:32 3.59 18:14 3.33 11:49 0.76

18 T 06:47 3.41 19:33 3.24 00:13 1.03 13:10 0.90

19 W 08:17 3.40 20:56 3.32 01:43 1.00 14:30 0.93

20 Th 09:32 3.55 22:01 3.50 03:06 0.85 15:32 0.88

21 F 10:28 3.72 22:50 3.65 04:08 0.67 16:18 0.82

22 Sa 11:13 3.83 23:32 3.75 04:53 0.54 16:56 0.76

23 Su 11:53 3.88 05:30 0.45 17:30 0.69

24 M 00:07 3.82 12:28 3.91 06:03 0.40 18:04 0.64

25 T 00:39 3.88 13:01 3.91 06:34 0.37 18:36 0.61

26 W 01:08 3.93 13:31 3.89 07:05 0.37 19:07 0.62

27 Th 01:37 3.95 14:00 3.84 07:34 0.40 19:37 0.66

28 F 02:08 3.91 14:30 3.75 08:01 0.45 20:06 0.71

29 Sa 02:39 3.81 15:01 3.63 08:29 0.54 20:38 0.78

February 2020



01 W 04:07 3.47 16:30 3.22 09:59 0.95 22:36 0.98

02 Th 05:07 3.30 17:46 3.06 11:14 1.15

03 F 06:31 3.23 19:22 3.11 00:11 1.01 12:57 1.16

04 Sa 08:04 3.38 20:37 3.31 01:39 0.86 14:15 0.99

05 Su 09:16 3.66 21:40 3.56 02:47 0.63 15:12 0.79

06 M 10:13 3.92 22:34 3.80 03:44 0.41 16:01 0.61

07 T 11:03 4.12 23.22 4.00 04:34 0.22 16:45 0.48

08 W 11:49 4.23 05:19 0.08 17:28 0.37

09 Th 00:07 4.16 12:33 4.28 06:00 0.01 18:10 0.31

10 F 00:50 4.27 13:16 4.25 06:40 0.02 18:53 0.31

11 Sa 01:33 4.29 13:59 4.13 07:20 0.12 19:36 0.35

12 Su 02:16 4.21 14:41 3.95 08:01 0.30 20:21 0.45

13 M 03:02 4.04 15:26 3.72 08:45 0.54 21:11 0.58

14 T 03:51 3.80 16:15 3.48 09:36 0.82 22:10 0.72

15 W 04:49 3.54 17:13 3.26 10:40 1.09 23:24 0.85

16 Th 06:02 3.34 18:26 3.12 12:06 1.25

17 F 07:32 3.32 19:51 3.15 00:59 0.88 13:36 1.23

18 Sa 08:46 3.48 21:02 3.32 02:25 0.77 14:39 1.09

19 Su 09:39 3.66 21:53 3.50 03:22 0.63 15:25 0.94

20 M 10:22 3.79 22:33 3.65 04:01 0.54 16:02 0.80

21 T 10:59 3.86 23:08 3.77 04:33 0.48 16:37 0.68

22 W 11:33 3.90 23:40 3.86 05:03 0.42 17:11 0.59

23 Th 12:03 3.92 05:34 0.40 17:45 0.53

24 F 00:11 3.93 12:32 3.93 06:04 0.40 18:16 0.52

25 Sa 00:43 3.95 13:03 3.91 06:31 0.43 18:47 0.54

26 Su 01:16 3.92 13:35 3.84 06:57 0.48 19:17 0.56

27 M 01:50 3.85 14:08 3.72 07:28 0.54 19:51 0.60

28 T 02:26 3.76 14:42 3.59 08:04 0.64 20:30 0.66

29 W 03:06 3.65 15:21 3.44 08:47 0.79 21:18 0.75

30 Th 03:55 3.52 16:12 3.27 09:41 0.98 22:23 0.84

April 2020 Add 1 hour for BST



01 F 04:56 3.40 17:26 3.15 10:52 1.15 23:49 0.84

02 Sa 06:13 3.37 18:50 3.20 12:24 1.16

03 Su 07:36 3.50 20:04 3.37 01:11 0.71 13:42 1.01

04 M 08:47 3.73 21:08 3.60 02:19 0.53 14:43 0.82

05 T 09:46 3.93 22:05 3.82 03:18 0.35 15:34 0.65

06 W 10:37 4.08 22:55 4.02 04:09 0.22 16:22 0.52

07 Th 11:25 4.17 23:42 4.16 04:55 0.14 17:07 0.41

08 F 12:10 4.20 05:38 0.12 17:52 0.34

09 Sa 00:28 4.25 12:54 4.17 06:18 0.17 18:36 0.32

10 Su 01:13 4.25 13:37 4.07 06:58 0.30 19:21 0.36

11 M 01:58 4.16 14:20 3.91 07:40 0.49 20:07 0.44

12 T 02:45 3.99 15:04 3.72 08:23 0.71 20:57 0.54

13 W 03:34 3.77 15:52 3.52 09:11 0.94 21:52 0.66

14 Th 04:29 3.54 16:45 3.34 10:08 1.15 22:57 0.77

15 F 05:33 3.36 17:46 3.22 11:19 1.30

16 Sa 06:47 3.30 18:55 3.19 00:13 0.82 12:45 1.32

17 Su 07:59 3.38 20:04 3.26 01:33 0.79 13:54 1.21

18 M 08:56 3.51 21:02 3.40 02:34 0.71 14:46 1.06

19 T 09:43 3.65 21:49 3.56 03:18 0.63 15:28 0.90

20 W 10:23 3.75 22:30 3.69 03:56 0.57 16:07 0.76

21 Th 10:59 3.82 23:07 3.79 04:31 0.52 16:44 0.66

22 F 11:32 3.87 23:43 3.86 05:04 0.51 17:20 0.60

23 Sa 12:06 3.90 05:35 0.52 17:54 0.56

24 Su 00:19 3.89 12:40 3.89 06:05 0.54 18:29 0.55

25 M 00:56 3.89 13:16 3.83 06:36 0.57 19:03 0.55

26 T 01:34 3.85 13:53 3.73 07:11 0.62 19:41 0.56

27 W 02:14 3.79 14:31 3.61 07:51 0.70 20:24 0.59

28 Th 02:58 3.71 15:14 3.49 08:37 0.83 21:14 0.64

29 F 03:49 3.62 16:06 3.39 09:30 0.97 22:16 0.67

30 Sa 04:47 3.55 17:11 3.33 10:35 1.08 23:30 0.66

31 Su 05:55 3.53 18:22 3.37 11:51 1.11

May 2020 Add 1 hour for BST



July 2020 Add 1 hour for BST

01 W 07:48 3.63 20:11 3.64 01:24 0.53 13:45 0.98

02 Th 08:55 3.71 21:18 3.74 02:29 0.52 14:50 0.85

03 F 09:56 3.80 22:18 3.86 03:28 0.53 15:50 0.71

04 Sa 10:50 3.87 23:11 3.96 04:21 0.54 16:45 0.57

05 Su 11:39 3.92 05:08 0.57 17:36 0.46

06 M 00:00 4.02 12:24 3.94 05:50 0.61 18:22 0.40

07 T 00:46 4.04 13:06 3.94 06:30 0.66 19:06 0.39

08 W 01:29 4.01 13:45 3.91 07:09 0.74 19:47 0.42

09 Th 02:11 3.93 14:23 3.85 07:46 0.82 20:25 0.48

10 F 02:52 3.80 14:59 3.77 08:24 0.92 21:04 0.55

11 Sa 03:31 3.65 15:37 3.67 09:02 1.02 21:44 0.63

12 Su 04:12 3.49 16:18 3.55 09:44 1.13 22:29 0.73

13 M 04:56 3.35 17:06 3.42 10:34 1.24 23:22 0.84

14 T 05:48 3.25 18:02 3.31 11:36 1.32

15 W 06:51 3.22 19:09 3.26 00:23 0.91 12:51 1.30

16 Th 07:58 3.29 20:17 3.32 01:29 0.94 14:00 1.19

17 F 08:58 3.44 21:18 3.45 02:32 0.91 15:00 1.03

18 Sa 09:51 3.60 22:11 3.59 03:26 0.85 15:51 0.87

19 Su 10:39 3.73 22:59 3.73 04:12 0.80 16:38 0.73

20 M 11:25 3.83 23:45 3.86 04:53 0.76 17:21 0.60

21 T 12:09 3.89 05:32 0.71 18:03 0.49

22 W 00:29 3.98 12:52 3.93 06:10 0.66 18:45 0.40

23 Th 01:13 4.05 13:34 3.94 06:50 0.64 19:26 0.33

24 F 01:56 4.07 14:15 3.92 07:31 0.64 20:09 0.31

25 Sa 02:40 4.02 14:56 3.88 08:13 0.69 20:53 0.33

26 Su 03:25 3.92 15:39 3.84 08:59 0.78 21:42 0.39

27 M 04:13 3.80 16:28 3.78 09:49 0.89 22:39 0.49

28 T 05:08 3.66 17:25 3.69 10:49 1.01 23:46 0.60

29 W 06:10 3.55 18:33 3.60 12:04 1.08

30 Th 07:21 3.49 19:51 3.57 00:58 0.70 13:23 1.04

31 Fr 08:36 3.53 21:07 3.64 02:10 0.76 14:40 0.92



01 M 07:08 3.59 19:32 3.49 00:44 0.59 13:07 1.03

02 T 08:17 3.72 20:38 3.65 01:51 0.48 14:12 0.89

03 W 09:19 3.86 21:38 3.82 02:52 0.38 15:09 0.75

04 Th 10:14 3.96 22:32 3.96 03:46 0.32 16:02 0.61

05 F 11:04 4.03 23:23 4.08 04:35 0.31 16:52 0.50

06 Sa 11:51 4.06 05:20 0.33 17:40 0.41

07 Su 00:11 4.14 12:36 4.04 06:02 0.40 18:27 0.37

08 M 00:57 4.14 13:20 3.98 06:43 0.51 19:13 0.39

09 T 01:43 4.07 14:03 3.89 07:24 0.66 19:58 0.44

10 W 02:29 3.94 14:45 3.76 08:05 0.81 20:44 0.52

11 Th 03:15 3.76 15:28 3.63 08:48 0.96 21:32 0.60

12 F 04:03 3.58 16:13 3.50 09:35 1.11 22:23 0.69

13 Sa 04:55 3.41 17:03 3.38 10:29 1.24 23:20 0.77

14 Su 05:53 3.30 18:00 3.30 11:35 1.33

15 M 06:57 3.27 19:02 3.28 00:24 0.82 12:50 1.31

16 T 08:00 3.34 20:05 3.34 01:29 0.81 13:55 1.20

17 W 08:54 3.46 21:02 3.45 02:26 0.77 14:48 1.05

18 Th 09:41 3.60 21:52 3.58 03:14 0.71 15:34 0.89

19 F 10:24 3.72 22:37 3.69 03:57 0.67 16:17 0.77

20 Sa 11:04 3.80 23:19 3.78 04:36 0.66 16:58 0.68

21 Su 11:44 3.85 05:12 0.65 17:37 0.61

22 M 00:00 3.84 12:24 3.87 05:47 0.65 18:16 0.55

23 T 00:42 3.89 13:05 3.85 06:23 0.65 18:55 0.50

24 W 01:24 3.91 13:45 3.80 07:01 0.66 19:36 0.48

25 Th 02:07 3.90 14:26 3.72 07:43 0.70 20:21 0.47

26 F 02:52 3.85 15:09 3.65 08:28 0.78 21:09 0.48

27 Sa 03:40 3.78 15:57 3.60 09:18 0.88 22:04 0.50

28 Su 04:33 3.70 16:51 3.57 10:13 0.98 23:07 0.53

29 M 05:33 3.63 17:53 3.56 11:19 1.06

30 T 06:39 3.60 19:01 3.58 00:16 0.53 12:34 1.06

June 2020 Add 1 hour for BST



March 2020 Add 1 hour for BSTStarts 29 March

01 Su 03:11 3.69 15:35 3.49 09:02 0.64 21:14 0.88

02 M 03:47 3.56 16:13 3.34 09:41 0.78 22:00 1.01

03 T 04:31 3.40 17:04 3.17 10:34 0.95 23:07 1.13

04 W 05:31 3.23 18:24 3.05 11:52 1.10

05 Th 06:59 3.15 19:57 3.14 00:43 1.15 13:29 1.09

06 F 08:32 3.31 21:09 3.35 02:07 0.98 14:44 0.95

07 Sa 09:41 3.59 22:08 3.58 03:13 0.75 15:39 0.78

08 Su 10:36 3.86 23:00 3.78 04:09 0.51 16:26 0.63

09 M 11:26 4.07 23:48 3.96 04:57 0.31 17:09 0.50

10 T 12:12 4.21 05:42 0.14 17:50 0.40

11 W 00:32 4.10 12:56 4.28 06:24 0.04 18:31 0.35

12 Th 01:14 4.19 13:39 4.25 07:05 0.00 19:12 0.36

13 F 01:56 4.22 14:22 4.14 07:45 0.06 19:55 0.41

14 Sa 02:38 4.17 15:05 3.96 08:27 0.19 20:39 0.51

15 Su 03:22 4.03 15:50 3.73 09:12 0.40 21:29 0.65

16 M 04:10 3.83 16:41 3.49 10:06 0.67 22:29 0.82

17 T 05:09 3.57 17:42 3.26 11:14 0.94 23:48 0.95

18 W 06:25 3.35 19:01 3.12 12:42 1.11

19 Th 08:01 3.34 20:33 3.20 01:27 0.95 14:09 1.10

20 F 09:16 3.53 21:39 3.41 02:55 0.79 15:12 0.99

21 Sa 10:09 3.72 22:28 3.59 03:52 0.62 15:56 0.87

22 Su 10:52 3.84 23:07 3.72 04:33 0.51 16:32 0.77

23 M 11:30 3.89 23:41 3.81 05:05 0.44 17:05 0.67

24 T 12:03 3.92 05:35 0.38 17:38 0.59

25 W 00:11 3.89 12:34 3.94 06:05 0.35 18:11 0.54

26 Th 00:40 3.96 13:02 3.93 06:35 0.34 18:42 0.53

27 F 01:10 3.98 13:30 3.90 07:02 0.38 19:11 0.56

28 Sa 01:41 3.94 14:00 3.82 07:27 0.43 19:39 0.60

29 Su 02:12 3.85 14:31 3.70 07:55 0.51 20:11 0.66

30 M 02:45 3.74 15:04 3.56 08:28 0.61 20:47 0.74

31 T 03:22 3.62 15:41 3.41 09:07 0.75 21:32 0.85



01 T 12:02 3.91 05:41 0.68 17:53 0.69

02 W 00:22 3.90 12:38 3.90 06:15 0.67 18:21 0.73

03 Th 00:56 3.87 13:14 3.87 06:49 0.68 18:52 0.77

04 F 01:31 3.79 13:53 3.81 07:24 0.69 19:29 0.83

05 Sa 02:07 3.68 14:34 3.74 08:03 0.71 20:11 0.92

06 Su 02:45 3.57 15:19 3.65 08:48 0.75 21:00 1.04

07 M 03:29 3.47 16:11 3.56 09:42 0.79 21:55 1.15

08 T 04:25 3.39 17:12 3.50 10:47 0.80 23:02 1.23

09 W 05:34 3.37 18:23 3.51 12:02 0.75

10 Th 06:47 3.44 19:35 3.61 00:20 1.21 13:12 0.64

11 F 07:57 3.59 20:42 3.76 01:33 1.09 14:16 0.53

12 Sa 09:02 3.77 21:40 3.90 02:35 0.93 15:13 0.45

13 Su 10:00 3.94 22:34 3.99 03:31 0.78 16:06 0.41

14 M 10:53 4.07 23:24 4.05 04:24 0.64 16:54 0.41

15 T 11:44 4.16 05:14 0.52 17:39 0.46

16 W 00:11 4.06 12:33 4.20 06:03 0.44 18:22 0.54

17 Th 00:57 4.03 13:21 4.16 06:51 0.42 19:04 0.66

18 F 01:42 3.95 14:08 4.05 07:38 0.45 19:47 0.81

19 Sa 02:25 3.84 14:55 3.88 08:26 0.51 20:30 0.96

20 Su 03:08 3.72 15:43 3.68 09:13 0.59 21:15 1.10

21 M 03:52 3.58 16:33 3.49 10:03 0.69 22:04 1.24

22 T 04:40 3.45 17:28 3.33 10:57 0.79 23:02 1.36

23 W 05:33 3.34 18:30 3.24 11:58 0.87

24 Th 06:34 3.27 19:36 3.25 00:14 1.40 13:03 0.90

25 F 07:41 3.28 20:35 3.35 01:26 1.33 14:05 0.88

26 Sa 08:44 3.38 21:25 3.49 02:26 1.18 14:57 0.84

27 Su 09:37 3.51 22:09 3.62 03:17 1.02 15:43 0.79

28 M 10:24 3.63 22:50 3.72 04:02 0.87 16:24 0.77

29 T 11:05 3.71 23:28 3.78 04:44 0.76 17:01 0.77

30 W 11:45 3.78 05:23 0.69 17:35 0.77

31 Th 00:06 3.82 12:24 3.83 06:01 0.63 18:08 0.75

December 2020



01 Sa 09:45 3.65 22:12 3.78 03:16 0.77 15:48 0.75

02 Su 10:42 3.77 23:05 3.91 04:11 0.76 16:45 0.59

03 M 11:30 3.86 23:52 3.98 04:56 0.75 17:32 0.47

04 T 12:12 3.92 05:36 0.73 18:13 0.41

05 W 00:33 4.02 12:50 3.96 06:13 0.73 18:50 0.39

06 Th 01:12 4.01 13:24 3.98 06:49 0.74 19:25 0.41

07 F 01:48 3.96 13:55 3.96 07:23 0.78 19:58 0.46

08 Sa 02:22 3.86 14:27 3.92 07:56 0.84 20:29 0.53

09 Su 02:55 3.74 15:00 3.82 08:29 0.92 21:01 0.62

10 M 03:27 3.60 15:35 3.69 09:04 1.01 21:37 0.73

11 T 04:03 3.46 16:14 3.53 09:43 1.12 22:20 0.88

12 W 04:44 3.31 17:00 3.36 10:34 1.24 23:16 1.03

13 Th 05:41 3.18 18:04 3.21 11:46 1.33

14 F 07:01 3.16 19:30 3.19 00:31 1.13 13:12 1.28

15 Sa 08:18 3.28 20:46 3.33 01:51 1.12 14:25 1.12

16 Su 09:21 3.48 21:47 3.55 02:57 1.03 15:25 0.92

17 M 10:15 3.67 22:39 3.77 03:49 0.92 16:16 0.72

18 T 11:04 3.83 23:27 3.96 04:33 0.81 17:02 0.54

19 W 11:49 3.95 05:13 0.72 17:45 0.39

20 Th 00:12 4.11 12:33 4.04 05:52 0.63 18:26 0.27

21 F 00:55 4.21 13:15 4.10 06:32 0.58 19:07 0.20

22 Sa 01:38 4.22 13:55 4.12 07:12 0.57 19:47 0.19

23 Su 02:21 4.16 14:35 4.10 07:53 0.61 20:29 0.25

24 M 03:04 4.02 15:17 4.03 08:37 0.70 21:15 0.38

25 T 03:50 3.85 16:05 3.91 09:26 0.82 22:08 0.57

26 W 04:41 3.65 17:01 3.74 10:24 0.96 23:15 0.79

27 Th 05:41 3.47 18:11 3.55 11:41 1.07

28 F 06:57 3.35 19:39 3.49 00:34 0.96 13:09 1.06

29 Sa 08:22 3.40 21:02 3.62 01:55 1.02 14:36 0.92

30 Su 09:35 3.58 22:05 3.82 03:05 0.98 15:46 0.72

31 M 10:30 3.76 22:54 3.95 03:58 0.91 16:37 0.56



August 2020 Add 1 hour for BST

01 Th 11:26 3.94 23:48 4.04 04:49 0.80 17:23 0.46

02 F 11:56 4.00 05:23 0.71 17:52 0.44

03 Sa 00:19 4.04 12:24 4.06 05:57 0.67 18:22 0.45

04 Su 00:48 4.02 12:53 4.08 06:29 0.67 18:50 0.50

05 M 01:15 3.98 13:24 4.05 06:59 0.71 19:15 0.58

06 T 01:44 3.91 13:56 3.95 07:27 0.77 19:40 0.67

07 W 02:14 3.79 14:28 3.83 07:57 0.83 20:10 0.78

08 Th 02:45 3.65 15:03 3.68 08:31 0.91 20:47 0.93

09 F 03:19 3.50 15:45 3.52 09:13 1.02 21:33 1.13

10 Sa 04:01 3.32 16:39 3.34 10:12 1.15 22:39 1.33

11 Su 05:08 3.14 17:58 3.24 11:45 1.20

12 M 06:52 3.13 19:35 3.36 00:23 1.40 13:16 1.05

13 T 08:10 3.35 20:49 3.65 01:51 1.24 14:24 0.82

14 W 09:11 3.61 21:45 3.93 02:49 1.03 15:20 0.59

15 Th 10:04 3.85 22:35 4.14 03:37 0.84 16:09 0.39

16 F 10:53 4.06 23:21 4.27 04:21 0.69 16:54 0.25

17 Sa 11:38 4.22 05:04 0.57 17:36 0.16

18 Su 00:06 4.33 12:22 4.34 05:46 0.50 18:16 0.15

19 M 00:50 4.32 13:06 4.37 06:28 0.47 18:55 0.23

20 Tu 01:33 4.22 13:50 4.31 07:12 0.49 19:37 0.40

21 W 02:17 4.06 14:37 4.16 07:58 0.57 20:21 0.63

22 Th 03:01 3.84 15:27 3.94 08:48 0.68 21:12 0.91

23 F 03:51 3.60 16:25 3.68 09:48 0.81 22:15 1.18

24 Sa 04:50 3.39 17:36 3.48 11:03 0.92 23:37 1.36

25 Su 06:03 3.26 19:03 3.44 12:32 0.94

26 M 07:26 3.28 20:20 3.58 01:05 1.37 13:58 0.84

27 T 08:39 3.44 21:17 3.76 02:13 1.25 15:00 0.71

28 W 09:33 3.62 22:03 3.88 03:04 1.10 15:45 0.62

29 Th 10:16 3.77 22:42 3.95 03:44 0.96 16:19 0.57

30 F 10:52 3.87 23:17 3.98 04:20 0.83 16:50 0.53

31 Sa 11:23 3.95 23:48 3.99 04:55 0.73 17:20 0.52

October 2020 Add 1 hour for BSTEnds 25 October



01 Su 11:54 4.01 05:30 0.67 17:51 0.54

02 M 00:16 3.99 12:25 4.03 06:03 0.66 18:18 0.59

03 T 00:45 3.97 12:58 4.00 06:34 0.69 18:43 0.66

04 W 01:16 3.91 13:31 3.92 07:04 0.73 19:11 0.73

05 Th 01:48 3.81 14:06 3.82 07:35 0.77 19:44 0.82

06 F 02:21 3.68 14:44 3.70 08:11 0.83 20:24 0.95

07 Sa 02:55 3.53 15:29 3.57 08:56 0.91 21:12 1.13

08 Su 03:39 3.38 16:24 3.44 09:53 0.99 22:15 1.30

09 M 04:42 3.23 17:34 3.37 11:13 1.02 23:38 1.37

10 T 06:09 3.21 18:57 3.45 12:39 0.92

11 W 07:28 3.37 20:12 3.67 01:06 1.26 13:48 0.73

12 Th 08:34 3.60 21:13 3.90 02:11 1.06 14:47 0.53

13 F 09:31 3.84 22:06 4.08 03:05 0.88 15:40 0.38

14 Sa 10:23 4.05 22:55 4.19 03:54 0.72 16:27 0.28

15 Su 11:12 4.21 23:42 4.24 04:41 0.60 17:11 0.24

16 M 11:59 4.31 05:26 0.50 17:53 0.28

17 T 00:27 4.22 12:46 4.33 06:12 0.46 18:35 0.38

18 W 01:12 4.14 13:33 4.26 06:58 0.46 19:18 0.56

19 Th 01:57 4.00 14:22 4.11 07:46 0.52 20:02 0.77

20 F 02:42 3.82 15:12 3.90 08:37 0.61 20:51 1.00

21 Sa 03:30 3.63 16:07 3.67 09:33 0.71 21:46 1.21

22 Su 04:24 3.45 17:09 3.47 10:38 0.81 22:52 1.37

23 M 05:24 3.32 18:21 3.38 11:51 0.87

24 T 06:33 3.27 19:34 3.41 00:12 1.43 13:09 0.86

25 W 07:43 3.32 20:35 3.53 01:26 1.36 14:14 0.80

26 Th 08:44 3.45 21:25 3.65 02:23 1.22 15:02 0.74

27 F 09:33 3.59 22:06 3.76 03:09 1.06 15:41 0.68

28 Sa 10:14 3.72 22:43 3.83 03:50 0.91 16:16 0.64

29 Su 10:51 3.82 23:17 3.88 04:28 0.79 16:51 0.63

30 Mo 11:27 3.88 23:49 3.90 05:06 0.71 17:23 0.65

November 2020



01 T 11:15 3.88 23:36 4.02 04:39 0.85 17:17 0.47

02 W 11:53 3.95 05:15 0.79 17:52 0.42

03 Th 00:14 4.04 12:26 4.00 05:50 0.73 18:24 0.40

04 F 00:48 4.03 12:56 4.04 06:24 0.70 18:55 0.41

05 Sa 01:20 4.00 13:24 4.05 06:56 0.72 19:24 0.46

06 Su 01:49 3.94 13:54 4.02 07:27 0.77 19:52 0.54

07 M 02:18 3.84 14:26 3.92 07:57 0.83 20:18 0.63

08 T 02:47 3.72 14:58 3.79 08:27 0.91 20:48 0.75

09 W 03:19 3.57 15:33 3.63 09:02 1.01 21:24 0.91

10 Th 03:55 3.42 16:13 3.45 09:45 1.13 22:12 1.10

11 F 04:41 3.24 17:09 3.26 10:48 1.27 23:25 1.28

12 Sa 05:58 3.10 18:36 3.15 12:27 1.29

13 Su 07:36 3.17 20:13 3.30 01:11 1.30 13:52 1.13

14 M 08:48 3.39 21:21 3.59 02:28 1.16 14:56 0.90

15 T 09:46 3.63 22:15 3.87 03:22 0.98 15:50 0.66

16 W 10:37 3.84 23:03 4.08 04:07 0.83 16:38 0.46

17 Th 11:23 4.01 23:48 4.24 04:49 0.69 17:21 0.30

18 F 12:07 4.15 05:29 0.59 18:02 0.18

19 Sa 00:32 4.32 12:49 4.25 06:09 0.52 18:42 0.13

20 Su 01:15 4.32 13:30 4.29 06:50 0.51 19:21 0.16

21 M 01:57 4.23 14:12 4.26 07:32 0.54 20:02 0.28

22 T 02:40 4.07 14:56 4.15 08:16 0.63 20:46 0.47

23 W 03:25 3.86 15:44 3.96 09:05 0.75 21:38 0.73

24 Th 04:14 3.62 16:41 3.72 10:04 0.90 22:45 1.01

25 F 05:15 3.40 17:55 3.50 11:22 1.01

26 Sa 06:33 3.27 19:28 3.46 00:10 1.21 12:55 1.01

27 Su 08:03 3.33 20:49 3.64 01:37 1.23 14:25 0.86

28 M 09:14 3.53 21:47 3.85 02:45 1.13 15:30 0.68

29 T 10:07 3.73 22:33 3.98 03:35 1.00 16:17 0.55

30 W 10:50 3.86 23:13 4.03 04:14 0.90 16:52 0.49

September 2020 Add 1 hour for BST



CABLES 10 5 0 1 2 Sea Miles

Feet 1000 0 5000 10000 15000 feet

DOVERCOURTBAY

ShipsCork Anchorage

(Ships)

BawdseyAnchorage

(Ships)

PlattersAnchorage

(Ships)

31'30' 3329'28'27'26'25'24'23'22'21'I°20'19'18'17'15'14'13'12'11'10'09'08' 16'

06'

05'

04'

03'

02'

01'

60'

59'

58'

57'

56'

55'

54'

53'

52'

51'

52˚00'

WAYPOINT51˚ 55.83N01˚ 20-29E

WAYPOINT51˚ 55.23N01˚ 18-39E

WAYPOINT51˚ 55.23N01˚ 20-39E

WAYPOINT51˚ 55.33N01˚ 26-00E

ROUGHS TOWER

TOWER

CHURCHSPIRE

SPIRE

NAZE TOWEROpen to public

RADIO TOWER

RADIO MAST

MartelloTower

MartelloTower

MartelloTower

MartelloTower

MartelloTower

MartelloTower

MartelloTower ‘P’

MartelloTower

MOORINGS

MOORINGS

MOORINGS

MOORINGS

MOORINGS

MOORINGS

MOORINGS

MOORINGS

MOORINGS

MOORINGS

MOORINGSMOORINGS

MOORINGS

MOORINGS

MOORINGS

MOORINGS

MOORINGS

MOORINGS

MOORINGS

PORT OF FELIXSTOWE

Trinity Container Terminal

RoRo

Berth76

5

4

4&3

3

21

8

9

WALTONBACKWATERS

RoRo

Waterski area south

Waterski area north

OBSTNS

OBSTNS

OBSTNS

OBSTNS

OBSTNS

OBSTNS

PUBLICLANDING

PUBLICLANDING

PUBLICLANDING

BUOYED

Stena Line,Cruise Terminals

HARWICHINTERNATIONAL

PORT

RECREATION AREA FOR POWERED CRAFT

Access via launching ramp at Dovercourt Bay. Prior approval required

from Tendring District Council 01255 686868

www.tendringdc.gov.uk

Limit of Ipswich

Limit of Harwich

VHF Ch 68

VHF Ch 71

G

Experimental Buoys

Harwich Approach

Harwich Deep Water Channel

Harwich Deep Water Channel

FI(4)G.15sWadgate Ledge

05

G

G

Cathouse

G

No7G

Downham

G

Mulberry

G

Priory

Bridgewood

No9

G

Pond Ooze

GE Bridge

G

Sewer

G

East Fen

G

Hearth Point

Grog

GNo5

G

Park Bight

G

Bay

G

No3

G

Stratton

G

Trimley

G

No1G

Fagbury

G

Ganges

GBristol

G

Parkeston

GRamsey

G

No1

G

LeeNo5

Fort

G

NW Beach

G

Beach End

G Rolling Ground

G

No3 Crab Knoll

G

No5

G

No7G

No9G

No11G

No13

G

ExchemG

Pennyhole(April-Oct)

Y

Cobbolds Pt(April-Oct)G

Mid KnollsG

No1

G

No1A

G

No3

G

No5

G

No7

G

Felixstowe Ledge

G

Wave Rider

G

Washington

G

Cutler

G

Weir Buoy(seasonal April-Oct)

G

No7

Y

No5

Y

No3

Y

No1 Racon (T)

Y

G

Medusa

G

No9G

No11G

No13G

No16R

No18R

No24R

No22RNo20

R

No14R

No4R

Bathside

R

CollegeR

Pepys

R

Babergh

R

OrwellR

No2R

CollimerR

No4R

FoxesBottom

R

Butt

R

No6R

MarinaR

Deer ParkR

No8R

Freston

R

HillR

RedgateR

W Bridge

R

Wherstead

R

W Power

R

No12

R

500 ft

R

R

Guard

R

Grisle

R

N ShelfR

S ShelfR

R

CliffFootR

Deane

R

Inner RidgeR

Pitching GroundR

No8

Y

No6Y

Outer RidgeR

Stone Banks

R

Oxley Buoy(seasonal April-Oct)R

No2AR

No2R

No6

R No4

R

No8R

No10

R

No12

R

No12AR

No4

Y

No2

Y

ArmadaRacing Mark(April-Oct)

Y

S Cork

YB

YBY

BYB

S BawdseyYB

Cross

Y

RW

RoughBY

Orford Haven

RW

West Knoll

R

Woodbridge Haven

RW

Knoll Spit

R

DebenR

Landguard

BY

BY

Shotley Spit

YB

Pye End

RW

Platters

YB

Harwich Shelf(March-Nov)

BYB

ShotleyHorse

(April-Oct)

Y

No2No6

No2

R

No4 High HillR

No4A

R

No6R

No8

R

No10

R No12R No14

R

No16R

Fox’sRacing Mark(April-Oct)

Y

(April-Oct)Y

(April-Oct)

Y

(April-Oct)

Y

(April-Oct)

Y

(April-Oct)

Y(April-Oct)

Y

Cork LedgeRacing Mark(April - Oct)

Y

MEDUSA CHANNELCORK SAND

G

Cork Sand BnR

Cork Sand Yacht BnBY

YB

Within the entrance to NEW CUT is a Water Velocity Control Structure which is raised when required from the river bed. When raised the top of the structure may be just below

the water level. 3 vertical red lights, when lit, warn vessels that

they MUST NOT PROCEED.

Personal water craft

area.

Air draught beneath Orwell Bridge is 43.07

metres minus the height of tide at Ipswich

HARBOUR SPEED LIMIT: 8 knots, personal watercraft strictly prohibited.

8KNOTS

BUTLEY RIVER SPEED LIMIT: 8 knots except in personal watercraft area.

8KNOTS

RIVER ORE SPEED LIMIT:

8 knots except in personal watercraft area

8KNOTS

RIVER ORE ENTRANCE: Extreme caution must be exercised in the entrance due to

continually shifting shoals.

POWERED CRAFT RECREATIONAL ZONE: This is the only area in the River Orwell where speeds over 6 knots (6.8mph) may be used by recreational craft. All craft should (with the

exception of emergencies) avoid anchoring in the zone.

Outbound yachts crossing the channel, making for the yacht track should do so early to ensure they are

aware of any inbound commercial vessels.

Extreme caution must be exercised in the entrance due to continually shifting shoals.

Max spring tidal flow 3-4 knots.

OIL JETTY:

Keep clear

Shallowwaters

5 knots

Container terminal: Yachts should ensure that they keep well clear of these manoeuvring vessels and at all times

avoid passing between the ship and the berth.

Port of Felixstowe. No facilities for yachts.

Leisure vessels should avoid anchoring within or near the navigational channels and commercial anchorages.

Where necessary to do so, they MUST comply with the requirements of Collision Regulations Rule 30 and

exercise heightened navigational awareness.

Personal watercraft area. Anti-social behaviour is monitored. Use of personal

watercraft outside of this area is extremely hazardous and causes

disturbance to river users and residents.

Reduce speed to limit effects of boat wash and keep to the right hand side of the channel or fairways. Give other craft time and room to

manoeuvre and do not anchor in busy fairways.

Caution must be exercised at the

entrance

Recommended Yacht Crossing Points

Yachts and leisure craft should cross the main channels in the areas indicated and as nearly as

practicable at right angles to the main traffic flow. Keep well clear of commercial vessels and avoid

crossing close ahead. Note that the recommended track for yachts is not exclusive and small power

driven commercial vessels may use this track.

WALTON BACKWATERS SPEED LIMIT: 8 knots in seaward approaches and Hamford Water, 6 knots in all creeks and channels, 4 knots or less in congested boating areas.

8KNOTS

Harbour tugs may be encountered close to the

buoy line whilst they assist container vessels.

6KNOTS

4KNOTS

4KNOTS

YACHT TRACK:

Main channel crossing point

8KNOTS

RIVER STOUR SPEED LIMIT: 8 knots. Moorings at Wrabness are privately owned and are only suitable for light craft. Visiting yachts should not raft-up without the permission of the mooring’s owner or leave their yachts unattended on a mooring as the owner may return at any time. Yachts may anchor off Wrabness on the north side, outside of the channel, between Holbrook Beacon and the Lee Buoy. Visiting yachts are advised to navigate close to the buoyed channel used by commercial vessels sailing to Mistley.

8KNOTS

RIVER DEBEN SPEED LIMIT: 8 knots above and 10 knots below the personal watercraft

area (May - Sept). For navigation advice contact: John White, the Woodbridge

Haven Pilot, on OddTimes Ch 08 or call 01394 270106, 07803 476621 or

07860 191768. ww.debenestuarypilot.co.uk

10KNOTS

6KNOTS

RIVER ORWELL SPEED LIMIT: 6 knots except in personal watercraft area. A patrol service operates and small crafts will be monitored for excessive speed and general behaviour. Contravention of any by-laws or general direction may result in prosecution. Sailors should be aware that vessels using the main navigation channel may cause turbulence and small craft users should wear a lifejacket at all times.

Tidemill Yacht Harbour50

Larkman’s Boatyard 33

Melton Boatyard Ltd 35

Robertson’s Boatyard 40

The Woodbridge Boatyard 41

Woodbridge Cruising Club 20

Waldringfield Boatyard 42

Waldringfield Sailing Club 18

Deben Rowing Club 03

Deben Yacht Club 04

Deben Watersports Centre 22

Bawdsey Haven Yacht Club02

38 Ramsholt Quay

Felixstowe Ferry Sailing Club 05

Hamilton Sailing25

Debbage Yachting30

Neptune Marina47

Ipswich Haven Marina45

East Anglian Sailing Trust24

Haven Ports Yacht Club09

East Anglian Sea School23

Suffolk Yacht Harbour49

Alton Water Sports Centre21

Walton & Frinton Yacht Club 19

Walton Yacht Basin 52

Titchmarsh Marina 51

Orwell Yacht Club 11

Fox’s Marina Yacht Club 06

Fox’s Marina & Boatyard 44

Stoke Sailing Club 16

Neptune Sailing 26

Shearwater Sailing School 28

Woolverstone Marina 53

Royal Harwich Yacht Club 13

Pin Mill Sailing Club 12

32Harry King & Sons/Pin Mill Moorings

Pin Mill Cruising 27

Pin Mill Hard 37

Webb Boatyard 43

Shotley Marina 48

Shotley Sailing Club 14

Harwich Town Sailing Club 08

Ha’penny Pier 31

Harwich & DovercourtSailing Club

07

Martlesham Creek Boatyard

34

HARWICHVTS

SALTINGS

MELTON BOATYARD

NOTE: High water at MBY is as Harwich +35 minutes

The minimum depth in the Main Channel adjacent

Melton Boatyard at MHWN is 2 metres (based on 3 metre

prediction at Harwich)

Yachts planning to arrive at MBY at HW (MBY) should pass buoy No.24 1 hour

before HW (MBY)

There is no sill at MBY

BEWARE When moving up river at night, ensure you locate Red

number 37 when passing Green 36 to

avoid entering these salt flats.

24

2728

2930

31

3233

3435

36

37

38 3940

Tidemill Yacht Harbour50

Woodbridge Cruising Club20

OPS 026/27

BUTLEYRIVER

RIVERORE

Orford CastleRiver Ore

OrfordLighthouse

RIVERALDE

ALDE MUD FLATS

SNAPE

ORFORDVHF CH 08

RIVERS ALDE AND ORE

Water ski area

ALDEBURGH

ORFORDNESS

BOYTONMARSHES

HAZEL WOODMARSHES

Orford Sailing Club 10

Orford Town Trust 36

Aldeburgh Yacht Club 01

Slaughden Sailing Club 15

Aldeburgh Boatyard 29

RF Upson & Sons Ltd 39

MartelloTower

STUTTONNESS

Stour Sailing Club17

No.15

No.13

No.11

No.12 No.10

No.9 No.7No.6

No.8

Visitors’ moorings available, can dry out

Commercial QuayMISTLEY

MANNINGTREE

RIVER STOUR

G G G

GG

R

RRBY

Waterskiing, Jetskiing strictly prohibited

HOGMARSH 8KNOTS

Mistley Marine46

RNLI

A120

HARWICHHARBOUR

HARWICH

NAVYARD

Shallow waters

Ha’pennyPier YachtMoorings

31

Harwich TownSailing Club

08

Harwich & DovercourtSailing Club

07

HarwichShelf

(Mar-Nov)

BYB

HARWICH

FELIXSTOWEERWARTON

NESS

SEDIMENTPLACEMENT TRACKS

SHOTLEY

Dredgers may alter course without warning

Navigational Warnings

Unlit MooringsExtensive unlit yacht moorings will be encountered throughout the Rivers Deben, Orwell, Stour and Walton Backwaters. When moored in rivers where large commercial vessels navigate, yachtsmen are advised, when staying overnight, to light their craft.

Lobster PotsSome lobster pots are unmarked and there

is a risk of fouling. Great care is required in the identified areas - especially at night time.

If you can’t see the ship’s bridge, then the captain can’t see you! Keep a safe lookout. Be aware of closing speeds. Be aware that a vessel can’t see you.

Keep safe... keep a look out.

LINE OF SIGHT

1/2 MILE

Large ships often have restricted visibility

ALWAYS WEAR A LIFEJACKET

Danger may arise unexpectedly from the wash caused by passing vessels. We recommend you wear your lifejacket (with crotch straps secured) at all times.

Don’t take the risk…

THIS MAP IS FOR GENERAL INFORMATION ONLY. NOT TO BE USED FOR NAVIGATIONAL PURPOSES.

Water depth 5m or more at chart datum

Water depth 5m or less at chart datum

Drying areas above chart datum

Drying areas managed by conservation organisations

Land

Land managed by conservation organisations

MAP COLOUR KEY

Yachting Guide Key

WARNING OR DANGER

44 Fox’s Marina & Boatyard

45 Ipswich Haven Marina

46 Mistley Marine

47 Neptune Marina

48 Shotley Marina

49 SuffolkYachtHarbour50 Tidemill Yacht Harbour

51 Titchmarsh Marina

52 Walton Yacht Basin

53 Woolverstone Marina

MARINAS (see overleaf)

29 Aldeburgh Boatyard 01728 452019 | www.aldeburghboatyard.co.uk

n30 Debbage Yachting

01473 601169 | 07774 694226 | www.debyacht.co.uk

nnnnnnnnnn31 Ha’penny Pier - See overleaf

32 Harry King & Sons/Pin Mill Moorings 01473 780258 | 07714 260568 | www.kingsboatyard.co.uk

nnnnnnn33 Larkman’sBoatyard

01394 382943 | www.larkmansboatyard.co.uk

34 MartleshamCreekBoatyard 01394 384727 | 07850 754726 www.martleshamcreekboatyard.co.uk

nnnnnnnn35 Melton Boatyard Ltd

Buoyage above Woodbridge managed by Melton Boatyard. Caution: the river dries out. 01394 386327 | www.meltonboatyard.co.uk

nnnnn36 Orford Town Trust

Visitor moorings and private launching slip available VHF Ch 08. 07528 092635 | www.orfordparishandtrust.onesuffolk.net

37 Pin Mill Hard Barge blocks & scrubbing posts. 07714 260568 | www.pinmillhard.info

nnnnnnn38 Ramsholt Quay

George Collins, Mooring Master, 07930 304061

39 RF Upson & Sons Ltd 01728 453047

40 Robertson’s Boatyard 01394 382305 | www.robertsons-boatyard.co.uk

nnnnnn41 The Woodbridge Boatyard

01394 385786 | www.eversonboats.co.uk

42 WaldringfieldBoatyard 01473 736260 | www.waldringfieldboatyard.co.uk

nnnnnn43 Webb Boatyard

01473 780291

nnn

FACILITIES

21 Alton Water Sports Centre For dinghy and sail boards. Powered boats are not permitted. R.Y.A. recognised training courses. 01473 328408 | www.altonwater.co.uk

nnnnnn22 Deben Watersports Centre

R.Y.A. recognised training courses. www.dwsc.org.uk

23 East Anglian Sea School R.Y.A. recognised training courses. 01473 659992 | www.eastanglianseaschool.com

24 East Anglian Sailing Trust Sailing for people with disabilities. R.Y.A. recognised training centre. 0333 088 3278 | www.east-anglian-sailing-trust.org.uk

25 Hamilton Sailing R.Y.A. recognised training courses. 07990 777129 | www.hamiltonsailing.com

nnnnnnnnnn26 Neptune Sailing

R.Y.A. recognised training courses. 07707 056158 | www.neptunesailing.org.uk

27 Pin Mill Cruising R.Y.A. recognised training courses. 01473 780510 | www.pinmillcruising.co.uk

28 Shearwater Sailing School R.Y.A. recognised training courses. 07702 259568 | www.shearwatersailingschool.co.uk

nnnnnnnnnnnnnn

TRAINING

01 Aldeburgh Yacht Club 01728 452562 | www.aldeburghyc.org.uk

02 Bawdsey Haven Yacht Club 01394 410258

nn03 Deben Rowing Club

07899 778995 | www.debenrowingclub.co.uk

nnnn04 Deben Yacht Club

www.debenyachtclub.co.uk

05 Felixstowe Ferry Sailing Club R.Y.A. recognised training centre. 07483 381499 | 01394 283785 | www.ffsc.co.uk

nnnnnnn06 Fox’s Marina Yacht Club

01473 684111 | www.fmyc.org.uk

nnnnnnnnnnnnn07 Harwich & Dovercourt Sailing Club

07507 344375 | www.hdsc.org.uk

nnnn08 Harwich Town Sailing Club

01255 503200 | www.htsc.co.uk

09 Haven Ports Yacht Club 01473 659658 | www.hpyc.com

nnn10 Orford Sailing Club

01394 450 997 | www.orfordsail.org.uk

11 Orwell Yacht Club www.orwellyachtclub.org

nnnnnnnnnnnn12 Pin Mill Sailing Club

01473 780271 | www.pmsc.org.uk

nnnnn13 Royal Harwich Yacht Club

Visiting yachts can lay on outer pontoons. 07742 145994 | www.royalharwichyachtclub.co.uk

14 Shotley Sailing Club 01473 787500

15 Slaughden Sailing Club 01728 454335 | www.slaughdensailingclub.co.uk

16 StokeSailingClub www.stokesailingclub.uk

n17 Stour Sailing Club

01206 393924 | www.stoursailingclub.co.uk

18 WaldringfieldSailingClub 01728 638785 | www.waldringfieldsc.com

nnnn19 Walton & Frinton Yacht Club

01255 678161 | www.wfyc.co.uk

nnnnnnnn20 Woodbridge Cruising Club

R.Y.A. recognised training courses. 01394 386737 | www.woodbridgecruisingclub.org

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