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Figure 1: Full Harbour, High Tide
Figure 2: Full Harbour, One Hour After High Tide
Figure 3: Full Harbour, Two Hours After High Tide
Figure 4: Full Harbour, Three Hours After High Tide
Figure 5: Full Harbour, Two Hours Before Low Tide
Figure 6: Full Harbour, One Hour Before Low Tide
Figure 7: Full Harbour, Low Tide
Figure 8: Full Harbour, One Hour After Low Tide
Figure 9: Full Harbour, Two Hours After Low Tide
Figure 10: Full Harbour, Three Hours After Low Tide
Figure 11: Full Harbour, Two Hours Before High Tide
Figure 12: Full Harbour, One Hour Before High Tide
Figure 13: Inner Harbour, High Tide
Figure 14: Inner Harbour, One Hour After High Tide
Figure 15: Inner Harbour, Two Hours After High Tide
Figure 16: Inner Harbour, Three Hours After High Tide
Figure 17: Inner Harbour, Two Hours Before Low Tide
Figure 18: Inner Harbour, One Hour Before Low Tide
Figure 19: Inner Harbour, Low Tide
Figure 20: Inner Harbour, One Hour After Low Tide
Figure 21: Inner Harbour, Two Hours After Low Tide
Figure 22: Inner Harbour, Three Hours After Low Tide
Figure 23: Inner Harbour, Two Hours Before High Tide
Figure 24: Inner Harbour, Two Hours Before High Tide
Figure 2: Full Harbour, One Hour After High Tide
Figure 3: Full Harbour, Two Hours After High Tide
Figure 4: Full Harbour, Three Hours After High Tide
Figure 5: Full Harbour, Two Hours Before Low Tide
Figure 6: Full Harbour, One Hour Before Low Tide
Figure 7: Full Harbour, Low Tide
Figure 8: Full Harbour, One Hour After Low Tide
Figure 9: Full Harbour, Two Hours After Low Tide
Figure 10: Full Harbour, Three Hours After Low Tide
Figure 11: Full Harbour, Two Hours Before High Tide
Figure 12: Full Harbour, One Hour Before High Tide
Figure 13: Inner Harbour, High Tide
Figure 14: Inner Harbour, One Hour After High Tide
Figure 15: Inner Harbour, Two Hours After High Tide
Figure 16: Inner Harbour, Three Hours After High Tide
Figure 17: Inner Harbour, Two Hours Before Low Tide
Figure 18: Inner Harbour, One Hour Before Low Tide
Figure 19: Inner Harbour, Low Tide
Figure 20: Inner Harbour, One Hour After Low Tide
Figure 21: Inner Harbour, Two Hours After Low Tide
Figure 22: Inner Harbour, Three Hours After Low Tide
Figure 23: Inner Harbour, Two Hours Before High Tide
Figure 24: Inner Harbour, Two Hours Before High Tide
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