Quebec tide times

Pick from 154 tide stations along the Quebec coast. Each page has today's chart, a 7-day table and the best hours by activity. The biggest average range in our data is at Tasiujaq, about 10.23 m. The smallest is Trois-Rivières, about 0.14 m. Most stations here have a mixed tide, so the two daily lows can be quite different.

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Tide stations in Quebec

Quebec stations

154 stations

About the Quebec coast

Leaf Basin in Ungava Bay has very large tides, caused by the same mix of shape and resonance that drives the Bay of Fundy.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.