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Extracted from Database
21 Oct 2024
Station Information
| Station ID: | 1118 |
| Latitude: | -41.184692 |
| Longitude: | 146.362431 |
| Coastline code: | 680 |
| Station code: | 195 |
| Country: | AUSTRALIA |
| Time span of RLR data: | 1989 – 2020 |
| RLR completeness (%): | 71 |
| Time span of metric data: | 1965 – 2020 |
| Metric completeness (%): | 57 |
| Date of last update: | 24 Mar 2022 |
| Green Arrow: | Current Station |
| Yellow Marker: | Neighbouring RLR Station |
| Red Marker: | Neighbouring Metric Station |
Please note: In many cases, the station position in our database is accurate to only one minute. Thus, the tide gauge may not appear to be on the coast.
Tide Gauge Data
Station Documentation
Link to RLR information.Documentation added 1995-05-02
Station density along some sections of the Australian coast has meant that station codes 601 onwards have been re-ordered compared to those in earlier versions of the PSMSL data set.Documentation added 1996-05-20
Revised data for 1966-1976 received from the National Tidal Centre, Bureau of Meteorology, South AustraliaDocumentation added 2013-08-05
From November 1989 the data for Devonport has been made RLR. Earlier data is not suitable for RLR. RLR factor is 5.085mDocumentation added 2018-10-03
Three Tasmanian stations Burnie, Devonport and Low Head have a spike in May 2016. When these are plotted together the spike gets larger as it travels around the coastline from Burnie to Devonport and finally to Low Head where the spike is so great it looks like an anomaly.Data Authority
National Tidal CentreBureau of Meteorology
PO Box 421
Kent Town 5071
South Australia
Documentation added 2010-08-12
Formerly known as the National Tidal Facility
