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Naselle River, 4 miles above swing bridge, WA tide times

46.3883°, -123.8400° · America/Los_Angeles

FallingDaylight · Sunset 7:40 PM
2.77m

The tide at Naselle River, 4 miles above swing bridge, WA is falling, currently 2.77 m above chart datum. The next low tide at 6:42 PM reaches 0.68 m.

Over the next 24 hours at Naselle River, 4 miles above swing bridge, WA: Low 6:42 PM (0.68 m), High 12:42 AM (3.36 m), Low 7:21 AM (-0.25 m).

Seven-day tide chart

Tomorrow
Thu Sep 10
Fri Sep 11
Sat Sep 12
Sun Sep 13
Mon Sep 14
Tue Sep 15
1:15 PM
2.77 m
6:42 PM
0.68 m
12:42 AM
3.36 m
7:21 AM
-0.25 m
1:54 PM
3.00 m
7:35 PM
0.44 m
1:37 AM
3.41 m
8:04 AM
-0.23 m
2:30 PM
3.20 m
8:22 PM
0.22 m
2:27 AM
3.39 m
8:42 AM
-0.15 m
3:03 PM
3.34 m
9:05 PM
0.06 m
3:14 AM
3.29 m
9:18 AM
0.00 m
3:35 PM
3.41 m
9:46 PM
-0.03 m
3:58 AM
3.13 m
9:52 AM
0.20 m
4:06 PM
3.41 m
10:27 PM
-0.06 m
4:43 AM
2.94 m
10:26 AM
0.41 m
4:38 PM
3.35 m
11:07 PM
-0.03 m
5:28 AM
2.72 m
11:01 AM
0.64 m
7:40 PM
6:45 AM
7:38 PM
6:47 AM
7:36 PM
6:48 AM
7:34 PM
6:49 AM
7:32 PM
6:51 AM
7:30 PM
6:52 AM
7:28 PM
6:53 AM
Drag across the chart to read the water level at any moment. Times are local to the station. Heights are above chart datum.

Tide table for Naselle River, 4 miles above swing bridge, WA

Tide table — high and low water for Naselle River, 4 miles above swing bridge, WA. Times are local to the station; heights are above chart datum.
TideTimeHeight
Today
High2.77 m
Low0.68 m
Tomorrow
High3.36 m
Low-0.25 m
High3.00 m
Low0.44 m
Thu Sep 10
High3.41 m
Low-0.23 m
High3.20 m
Low0.22 m
Fri Sep 11
High3.39 m
Low-0.15 m
High3.34 m
Low0.06 m
Sat Sep 12
High3.29 m
Low0.00 m
High3.41 m
Low-0.03 m
Sun Sep 13
High3.13 m
Low0.20 m
High3.41 m
Low-0.06 m
Mon Sep 14
High2.94 m
Low0.41 m
High3.35 m
Low-0.03 m
Tue Sep 15
High2.72 m
Low0.64 m
Wind
10 km/h NNW
Water
19.2°C
Sky
Clear
Sunrise
6:44 AM
Sunset
7:40 PM
Moon
Waning crescent

Where this data comes from

Predictions, not observations. Real water levels depart from astronomical predictions because of barometric pressure, wind, storm surge and river discharge — routinely by 0.1–0.3 m, and by a metre or more in a storm. Not suitable for navigation. Use official tide tables and charts from your national hydrographic office.