United States tide times

We list 2995 NOAA tide stations across 25 states. 215 have a live gauge that reports every 6 minutes. The largest average range in our data is at Goose Creek, Alaska, about 28.0 ft.

Atlantic coast

Maine
110 stationsNew Hampshire
9 stationsMassachusetts
89 stationsRhode Island
33 stationsConnecticut
41 stationsNew York
124 stationsNew Jersey
192 stationsPennsylvania
13 stationsDelaware
22 stationsMaryland
100 stationsDistrict of Columbia
5 stationsVirginia
132 stationsNorth Carolina
65 stationsSouth Carolina
245 stationsGeorgia
69 stationsFlorida
586 stations

Gulf coast

Alabama
23 stationsMississippi
22 stationsLouisiana
85 stationsTexas
75 stations

Pacific coast

California
193 stationsOregon
47 stationsWashington
162 stations

Alaska and Hawaii

Alaska
521 stationsHawaii
32 stations

NOAA predicts tides from the pull of the moon and sun only. Wind, rain and river flow can move the real water level away from the forecast.Source: NOAA Tides and Currents FAQ

Tide predictions and water levels: NOAA CO-OPS. For planning only, not for navigation.