Nova Scotia tide times

Pick from 149 tide stations along the Nova Scotia coast. Each page has today's chart, a 7-day table and the best hours by activity. Ranges vary a lot here. Burntcoat Head averages about 11.48 m between high and low, while Baddeck averages about 0.08 m. 113 of 149 stations have a semidiurnal tide, with two highs and two lows most days. Spring tides peak around Tuesday, Oct 27.

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Tide stations in Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia stations

149 stations

About the Nova Scotia coast

The Bay of Fundy has the world's largest tidal range, up to 16 metres, according to the Canadian Hydrographic Service.Source: Canadian Hydrographic Service

Tide predictions and water levels: Canadian Hydrographic Service. For planning only, not for navigation. Full CHS licence notice. See the king tides guide for this year's highest tides.