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Same harbour at high tide: fishing boats float on rippled blue water level with the wooden wharves, under a pale blue sky with houses on a green slope.

Tidal changes Halls Harbour

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William Kitch

The Bay of Fundy has the largest tidal changes in the world. At the southern tip of Nova Scotia the tidal changes are around 3 meters. At the head of the bay in Minas Basin, tidal changes can reach 16 meters. This image is of Hall Harbour at high tide. Halls Harbour is about three-quarters of the way up the bay and had tidal changes up to 10 meters.

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Credit: William Kitch (distributed via imaggeo.egu.eu)

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Type Image Format JPG Size 3.0 MB Aspect 4:3 Width 4032 px Height 3024 px Brand Apple Model iPhone 7 Plus Exposure 4 mm f/1.8 1/3546 s ISO 20 Coordinates 45.2004, -64.6190 Tint Grayish blue Submitted 26 December 2021 Taken 11 July 2017

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