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Annapolis, MD Tide Chart. NOAA Station:Annapolis (US Naval Academy) (8575512) April highest tide is on Wednesday the 10th at a height of 1.662 ft. April lowest tide is on Tuesday the 9th at a height of -0.004 ft. May highest tide is on Wednesday the 8th at a height of 1.849 ft. May lowest tide is on Tuesday the 7th at a height of 0.078 ft.
The bridgetender can be reached by phone (410) 974-3840. Annapolis, the capital of Maryland, is on the north side of Spa Creek. The U.S. Naval Academy occupies the entire northeastern part of the city between Spa Creek and College Creek, 0.7 mile to the northwestward. The Naval Academy Santee Basin, on the Severn River side of Annapolis has ...
1.23 ft. Thursday, May 2, 2024 8:05 AM: The tide is currently rising at Annapolis (US Naval Academy) with a current estimated height of 0.5 ft. The last tide was Low at 6:30 AM and the next tide is a High of 1.37 ft at 12:56 PM. The tidal range today is approximately 1.01 ft with a minimum tide of 0.36 ft and maximum tide of 1.37 ft.
8575512 Annapolis, MD The annual exceedance probability curves with 95% confidence intervals shown below indicate the highest and lowest water levels as a function of return period in years. The dots indicate the annual highest or lowest water levels after the Mean Sea Level trend was removed, which were used to calculate the curves.
2.5 miles away Severn River - Weems Creek Entrance Anne Arundel County. Annapolis Tides updated daily. Detailed forecast tide charts and tables with past and future low and high tide times.
High and low annual exceedance probability levels are shown relative to the tidal datums and the geodetic North American Vertical Datum (NAVD88), if available. The levels are in meters relative to the National Tidal Datum Epoch (1983-2001) Mean Sea Level datum at most stations or a recent 5-year modified epoch MSL datum at stations with rapid sea level rates in Louisiana, Texas, and Alaska.
