gladstone marina and boating guide 2021

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Gladstone Marina and

Boating Guide

2021

Contents

Welcome to Gladstone Marina . . . . . . . . .2

Gladstone Marina Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Marina Berths . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Gladstone Port Procedures and Shipping Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Ship Navigation Chart Gladstone . . . . . .10

Transit Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

The Narrows Map. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Inshore Anchorages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Your Passport to the Reef . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Capricorn Bunker Group. . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Distance Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

Fishing Adventures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Explore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

Environment Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Emergency Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Bureau of Meteorology Tide Tables . . . 38

Key Contacts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IBC

Gladstone Marina and Boating Guide 2021 1

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Gladstone Marina and Boating Guide 20212

Welcome to Gladstone Marina, proudly operated by Gladstone Ports Corporation.

Located on the Southern Great Barrier Reef, we are perfectly positioned to help you refresh, relax and explore the secluded anchorages, tropical islands and pristine coral reefs in our area.

Our first priority is to help you refresh after your trip. You’ll immediately unwind and relax with our welcoming team on deck, state-of-the-art facilities on hand and easy access to local services.

From your first contact with us, our highly qualified team will help you

every step of the way. Our in-depth experience, coupled with our exceptional customer service, will ensure your stay is one to remember.

When you’re ready to explore, we’ll help you plan your ideal water or land adventure too!

The captivating coral cays nestled off our coast are a must-see — stunning Heron Island and majestic Lady Musgrave are both within the beautiful Bunker Group of islands. Offering incredible snorkelling, diving and fishing, you’ll never want to leave the tropical paradise on our doorstep.

You’re also invited to discover our region’s hidden secrets — our award-winning parklands, vibrant national parks, freshwater lakes and the spectacular Boyne Valley.

There’s a number of wonderful events as well, such as the iconic Gladstone Ports Corporation Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Race. Held annually at Easter time, it finishes under the backdrop of the Marina and our fabulous parklands — making Easter a real celebration and not to be missed.

We look forward to welcoming you to Gladstone Marina and our wonderful region. Remember, our team is here to help you refresh, relax and explore everything our beautiful area has to offer. Any request is most welcome.

Superintendent David Osmond and the Gladstone Marina team

At left: Our team members are all Coxswain or greater qualified skippers and mariners through and through. We stay up-to-date with the latest industry training via the Marina Industry Association, ensuring our Marina is operated to the highest safety standards and giving our valued customers peace of mind.

Welcome to Gladstone Marina


Perfectly positioned to help you refresh, relax and explore


Gladstone Marina is a four star first-class facility located in Central Queensland, and is proud to offer the following facilities to help you to refresh, relax and explore during your stay.

• Luxury courtesy bus — runs daily to the local shopping centre.

• Toilets and showers — separate bathroom and shower facilities with secure access for Marina patrons.

• Marina Lounge — a new addition in 2021, the Marina Lounge provides an off-water space to relax in air-conditioned comfort and includes a kitchenette, desk, lounge area, reading material and games.

• Laundry — a secured laundry is available for our patrons. Change is available at the Marina office.

• World-class parklands — including great restaurants and coffee shops, public barbeques, picnic tables, kilometres of walking tracks, large playgrounds, a waterpark and public toilets.

• Electronic security — secure and private access to toilets, showers and laundry, with comprehensive CCTV and patrolling security guards throughout the Marina.

• General rubbish and recycling — available in the bin enclosure. To dispose of larger items, please contact the Marina office.

• Sullage pump out facility• Davit crane — please contact

the Marina office.

• Oil and oil filter disposal — please contact the Marina office.

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• Battery disposal — a designated battery tray is available in the bin enclosure area.

• Power — 15amp and 32amp power available at your berth.

• Drinking water — available at all berths.

• Fish cleaning facilities — located at the Volunteer Marine Rescue (VMR) ramp.

• Wet berths, pile moorings, swing moorings and floating dry berths — available for lease.

• Fuel, ice and gas refills — available onsite from Marina tenants.

World-class marina amenities you’d expect at your finger tips


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When entering and exiting the Gladstone pilotage area, you are required to log in with the local Vessel Traffic Services (VTS).

You must maintain watch on Channel 13 and 16 when entering, leaving or moving within the area. This helps provide a safe passage for all users of the waterway. Please note, this ruling is for masters of vessels greater than 10 metres only, but we recommend all vessels make contact with VTS.

We suggest you use Maritime Safety Queensland’s charlet of ship navigation areas around Gladstone and follow the suggested small craft course — see pages 10 and 11.

Gladstone Harbour MasterPhone: 07 4971 5200 | VHF: Ch 13

Call Sign: Gladstone Vessel Traffic Service | Gladstone VTS

Volunteer Marine Rescue GladstonePhone: 07 4972 3333 | VHF: Ch 82

Call Sign: VMR Gladstone | Marine Rescue Gladstone

Maritime Safety Queensland — Gladstone officePhone: 07 4971 5201

EmergencyPhone: 000

Radio Guide1. Vessel Traffic Services

— login if over 10 metres, Channel 13. Monitor 13 and 16. It is recommended to log in if under 10 metres.

2. Call Gladstone VTS with your vessel name.

3. Wait for response.

4. Report your intentions and intended transit path.

5. Follow any instructions given.

Gladstone Port Procedures and Shipping Information


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There are four main approaches into Gladstone Harbour and the Gladstone Marina.

South Channel

(Main Shipping Channel)

East Channel

North Entrance

The Narrows

Each offer a unique and spectacular way to enter the Harbour.

There are a number of published cruising guides and websites, including Maritime Safety Queensland, which provide a detailed description of navigation in and around the Gladstone Harbour and surrounds. Remember to always consult your charts, tides and weather.

Transit Guide

Gladstone Harbour


East Channel and South ChannelApproach

Approaching from the south, simply follow the channel markers from the Fairway Buoy, or pick up the channel as you head inside the Fairway Buoy.

Coming from the east, you round Gatcombe Head and enter through East Channel.

Advantages

Deepest draft and easy access.

Scenery

Admire the ships and sheltered Gladstone Harbour on this route. Troll a lure for mackerel, trevally, queenfish and cobia.

Notes

This approach can be affected by big outgoing tides, which can make travel time longer than expected. Check your tides and plan accordingly for the easiest passage, or leave enough time to combat the tidal influence. This is the deepest and safest entrance, allowing passage in all conditions.

Gladstone Marina is easy to access


Rat Island, North Entrance


North Entrance Approach

From the north, you will approach between Facing Island and Curtis Island.

Consult your charts, strictly follow the lead markers, and ensure you know your draft and the tides.

Advantages

Quick entry and exit — less tide dependant than The Narrows.

Scenery

Cruise through tropical islands past the Southend community, the Oaks camping ground and many privately owned tropical island paradises. Keep your eye open for turtles and dolphins. There is a turtle rehabilitation centre on Quoin Island.

Notes

Ensure you know your draft and the tidal requirements for your vessel. Keep leads in line on the bow and stern. Outgoing tides and northerly winds can be rough. Troll a lure for mackerel, trevally, queenfish, cobia or even a marlin on the approach to the entrance and through the islands.


The NarrowsApproach

The Narrows is the stretch of water between Curtis Island and the mainland. It starts from Sea Hill Point in the north and extends to Grahams Creek in the south.

Please consult the Gladstone Marina team for local knowledge before travelling The Narrows section of water. Ensure you know your draft and the tidal requirements for your vessel, as The Narrows will dry out at low tide. However, many deep drafted vessels pass through on high tides. Gladstone Marina has all the relevant charts, and the team can talk you through the anchorages, tidal requirements and markers.

Advantages

This is the shortest way when travelling north from the Gladstone Marina or approaching from the north. The route is calm and sheltered, and it’s 8NM shorter to go through The Narrows from Gladstone Marina to Roslyn Bay, Yeppoon.

Scenery

Beautiful, isolated flat-water cruising with unspoilt nature including dugongs, turtles and dolphins, as well as the rare snub-nosed dolphin. Extraordinary fishing and crabbing.

Notes

The Narrows is beaconed as if Rockhampton was the major Port. It is suggested you should start transiting The Narrows (from Black Swan to Twin Islands) half an hour before Gladstone (Standard Port) high tide, so you will be transiting on a flooding tide.

For boats with a keel, high tide in Gladstone (Standard Port) should be equal to or greater than your draft plus 1.5m.

For example: for a Keel boat with a draft of 1.8m, the calculation is 1.8m + 1.5m = 3.3m. Therefore, you need a high tide of at least 3.3m.

Take some midge repellent, as the area can be thick with them at times.

Suggested Passage

You can cruise straight from Gladstone Marina if it’s an afternoon tide. If it’s earlier, overnight at Grahams Creek, Targinie Creek or Black Swan and travel when the tide is higher. Coming in from the north, you can overnight at Deception Creek, Badger Creek or opposite the islands that mark the start of the drying out area of the crossing. Get your tides right, consult your charts and enjoy the tranquillity.


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Please keep your eye on the tides and consult your charts. Access to most places is possible for all, however the deeper draft vessels and access to anchorages is dependent on tides.

Town of 1770The Town of 1770 (also known as Seventeen Seventy) is a sheltered anchorage with beautiful clear water and spectacular sunsets. Contact Volunteer Marina Rescue Round Hill (Call Sign VMR 477 on VHF 81 or 82 or phone 07 4974 9383) for information on accessing the Town of 1770.

Access is tidal and the channel does shift. Fuel and basic supplies are available from the small marina. If you can’t get in by water, it’s a must do day trip from Gladstone Marina.

Pancake CreekPancake Creek is located approximately 60NM north of Bundaberg and approximately 30NM south of Gladstone, with high tides guaranteeing access for most vessels. Pancake Creek is in the lee of Bustard Head and is a truly wonderful anchorage known for its wilderness and natural beauty. There are a number of environmentally friendly moorings available for public use. Take time for a stopover and explore the

Bustard Head lighthouse and surrounds. The crabbing up the creek is excellent — a feast of freshly caught mud crabs, watching the sun go down on your back deck, is a fabulous way to finish your day! Or, simply rest and wait for the trade winds to ease when migrating south.

Above: Pancake Creek

The coastline around Gladstone Marina provides plenty of opportunity to explore, with sheltered anchorages providing a perfect place to relax, try your hand at fishing or to soak in the scenery.

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Town of 1770

The perfect place to relax, try your hand at fishing or soak in the scenery


Rodds HarbourWest of Pancake Creek is the Rodds Peninsula and Rodds Harbour. There is deep water access to Rodds Harbour and Seven Mile Creek, and the area offers plenty of sheltered anchorage. Turkey Beach has a boat ramp, pontoon and a tidal swimming enclosure. The Turkey Beach general store is a short walk from the pontoon and can cater to most needs. Thornton Creek in Seven Mile Creek provides easy access to excellent shelter in extreme weather. The region is renowned for its national parks, dugong sanctuary, fishing and crabbing. So make sure you keep your eye out for dugongs and dolphins when cruising in; and when you anchor up, be sure to throw in a line to catch a fish for dinner — it won’t get any fresher!

Continuing up the coast, Hummock Hill Island, Colosseum Inlet, Wild Cattle Island and Boyne River offer great fishing spots with extensive mangrove systems and wetlands. The Colosseum Inlet wetlands is a natural wonderland, considered to be of national importance as it’s home to many rare and endangered species.

Gladstone Harbour Gladstone Harbour and Port Curtis provide numerous anchorages and shelter, where you can anchor for a relaxing lunch only a short cruise from the Gladstone Marina. Popular anchorages are off Oaks Beach, South End, Farmers Point and Gatcombe Head. Each spot has advantages in different weather conditions.

Curtis Island is a bird-spotter’s heaven, with jabirus, herons, brolgas, sea eagles, wood ducks, black swans and the rare yellow chat all inhabiting the island. Stroll around and immerse yourself in its beauty or simply enjoy your very own tropical anchorage from the comfort of your vessel.

Grahams Creek is a large tidal inlet at the beginning of The Narrows, which extends into Curtis Island roughly 5NM eastward towards the coast. It is a good point to wait for tidal passage through The Narrows or seek shelter from inclement weather. Black Swan Island and Targinie Creek, behind Kangaroo Island, are also excellent options at the Gladstone end of The Narrows. This entire area is known for its impressive fishing and crabbing.

Yellow PatchYellow Patch is a beautiful anchorage on the northeast end of Curtis Island. Yellow Patch is named after the towering yellow sand hill, which creates a dramatic backdrop to the anchorage. The climb up the sand hill provides some exercise and a stunning view over the entrance, anchorage and on a clear day, all the way to Great Keppel Island. The entrance is tidal — check your charts and tides, and watch your depth among shifting sandbanks.

Above: Boyne River; South End, Gladstone; Yellow Patch


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Image courtesy of @sailingbluefin


The Capricorn Bunker Group — Southern Great Barrier ReefThe Capricorn Bunker Group of islands and reefs is the perfect and accessible introduction to the Great Barrier Reef.

Cruising this section of the Southern Great Barrier Reef is an unforgettable experience and offers exceptional reef viewing, cruising, snorkelling and diving. The Southern Great Barrier Reef is rich in sea life, coral and scenery.

Navigation through the Capricorn Bunker Group can be effortless as most of the reefs have islands and wide channels between them.

Lady Musgrave IslandLady Musgrave Island is instantly recognisable, with a large coral lagoon with deep water access. This tropical paradise and sheltered lagoon provides a safe anchorage and abounds with masses of fish, coral and turtles. Keep a look out for coral bommies when navigating in the lagoon, but with clear tropical water, spotting and avoiding them is easy and they are all marked on charts. Lady Musgrave is the jewel in the crown of the Southern Great Barrier Reef and very popular.

Fitzroy ReefFitzroy Reef is another stunning lagoon with a deep water entrance, but without a land mass. Deep anchorage on the southwest corner will protect from a north easterly and a north westerly wind. The deep water entrance is marked clearly for a good anchorage inside the lagoon. There is excellent fishing in the area.

Your passport to the Reef

Lady Musgrave Island

Images courtesy of Tourism and Events Queensland


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Wistari Reef Adjacent to Heron Island, Wistari Reef is an elevated lagoon, which is shallow and crammed with coral. The best dive site on this reef is the brilliant Wistari Wall. This sloping wall drops from three metres to 20 metres and is decorated with many striking corals. There is also excellent reef walking and snorkelling. Shelter in the lee of the reef for anchorage.

Mast Head Island Mast Head Island is a beautiful and accessible coral island close to Irving Reef, Polmaise Reef and Erskine Island. It is located just 31NM northeast of Gladstone. Boaters can shelter in the lee of the island to anchor in SE to NE winds. The island is popular with campers and day-trippers due to its close proximity to Gladstone.

North West IslandNorth West Island is a hidden gem of the Southern Great Barrier Reef and only 40NM northeast of Gladstone. It is the second largest coral cay in the area and offers opportunities for camping, bushwalking, nature study, reef walking, diving and snorkelling. Camping on the island requires a permit.

This is just a small selection of the islands and reefs in close proximity to Gladstone. Consult your charts and weather forecast and explore the numerous reefs and islands in the area at your leisure.

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IRVINGREEF

ROCK CODSHOAL

WISTARIREEF

HERONISLAND

SKYESREEF

ONE TREEISLAND

LAMONTREEF

FITZROYREEF

LLEWELLYNREEF

BOULTREEF

HOSKYNISLANDS FAIRFAX

ISLANDS

Lighthouse

KEY

Public mooring

Boat entrance

LADY MUSGRAVE

ISLAND

NORTH REEFISLAND

NORTH WESTISLAND

TRYONISLAND

WILSONISLAND

WRECKISLAND

BROOMFIELD REEF

SHOALBAY

FACINGISLAND

CURTISISLAND


7 Mile/Rodds Harbour

75 Bundaberg

34 103 Black Swan (beginning of Narrows)

37 104 33 Cape Capricorn

8 70 28 29 Fairway Bouy

40 75 65 53 39 Fitzroy Reef

23 90 12 23 16 53 Gladstone Marina

30 97 5 30 24 60 7 Grahams Creek

68 126 34 23 59 92 47 38 Great Keppel Island

266 330 241 230 257 294 255 245 209 Hamilton Island

42 85 55 38 36 44 48 50 56 250 Heron Island

50 52 75 71 49 27 64 72 93 290 45 Lady Musgrave

33 85 43 27 24 26 31 38 48 245 14 44 Mast Head Island

25 90 17 18 14 48 7 12 42 250 39 64 26 North Entrance

47 120 52 29 42 35 40 47 43 230 16 62 15 35 North West Island

14 60 43 43 16 35 30 37 67 313 39 40 30 30 45 Pancake Creek

35 100 30 5 24 51 20 26 30 234 38 67 25 14 27 39 Rundle Island

58 140 15 18 47 80 26 19 19 230 56 101 45 37 44 57 22 Sea Hill (top of Narrows)

28 50 55 63 28 39 45 50 79 271 47 34 41 47 57 15 50 70 Town of 1770

49 107 34 3 31 54 26 32 25 230 41 72 30 20 30 46 6 18 56 Yellow Patch

143 38 48 42 80 93 – Yeppoon/Rosslyn Bay Via Narrows

71 150 38 32 112 82 57 10 236 66 101 57 50 53 74 36 23 86 33 – Yeppoon/Rosslyn Bay

Not for navigation purposes - approx milage only

1nm = at 1 knot = 1 hour travel time

10nm at 10knots = 1 hour travel time

eg 20nm at 10knots = 2 hour travel time

Distance Chart


Fishing Adventures

From inshore to offshore, there is a plethora of fishing options to keep the casual or serious fisher entertained for a lifetime.

For a true fishing bucket list experience, there are a number of mothership charter operators that do extended voyages into the Coral Sea to fish remote reefs and atolls to catch wahoo, dogtooth tuna and mega coral trout.

Locally, try your luck at any of the rocky points in the harbour for javelin fish (Grunter) and the iconic barramundi. Drop some baits or jigs down over Rock Cod Shoals for trout and red emperor, and keep your eyes open for birds working around schools of tuna, which can be caught by casting metal lures into the schools. Trolling large lures around any drop off or structure can result in huge (and delicious) Spanish mackerel, cobia or giant trevally that will stretch your arms and fishing tackle to their limits.

The local fishing tackle shops are happy to point you in the right direction, give advice on fin fish closures and provide free maps showing sanctuary zones where no fishing is allowed. These maps are also available online and through the Eye on the Reef zoning app. Zone 18 covers the Gladstone Region and Capricorn Bunker Group. Hefty fines apply, so please be sure you know where you can and can’t fish.

Gladstone Marina supports sustainable fishing practices and encourages the use of artificial baits and lures. We encourage catch and release fishing practices (or take only what you need), so there is plenty for future generations to enjoy.

We’d love to hear about your adventures, particularly if you catch your fish of a lifetime, so let us know at the Gladstone Marina office.

The Gladstone region offers some of the best fishing in Australia.


Image courtesy of Tourism and Events Queensland

Catch the fish of a lifetime


An information centre is located onsite in the Heron Island Ferry Terminal, a short stroll from the Marina, and is a wealth of information with brochures and material to browse.

One Day ItineraryTake your time to refresh, stock up on essentials, gas, shopping, and fuel. Jump on our courtesy bus to get your shopping or visit the Chandlery for any maintenance needs.

Visit one of the many local cafes for breakfast and relax in our magnificent Marina Parklands, Spinnaker Park or East Shores.

Stretch your legs and take a stroll or bike ride to the Auckland Point look out for panoramic views of the harbour and islands.

Three Day Itinerary One Day Itinerary +Take your tender or stroll to the trawler wharf or wholesaler to buy fresh seafood direct off the boat, or visit the fish markets on the banks of Auckland Creek. Relax and picnic in the Marina Parklands with fresh prawns, scallops or bugs and a bottle of wine. Check with the Marina team to get the latest on which trawlers are in and what local produce may be available.

Wander further to the Gladstone Ports Corporation’s East Shores precinct for magnificent harbour views and local dining experiences. Sample delicious dishes and locally brewed beers named after Gladstone Harbour islands. Watch the ships come and go and marvel at their size.

Spend some time in the new Marina Lounge and meet fellow boat owners. Try your hand at bocce or giant Jenga.

Seven Day Itinerary One & Three Day Itinerary +Hire a car and explore the Gladstone region further afield.

Explore Tannum Sands and Lake Awoonga for the day — it’s a short drive at only 30 kilometres south of Gladstone. Awoonga Dam and Tannum Sands Beach offer BBQs, picnic and park facilities to enjoy.

Take a day trip to Agnes Water and the Town of 1770 — the east coast’s furthest north surf beach. The crystal clear tropical water and gentle rolling waves are perfect to learn surfing or hang ten for the more experienced. Surf lessons and board hire are available from a number of different local operators.

Grab a bite to eat and check out the local homewares, handmade gifts and fresh produce at one of the many weekend markets — most of them are free or a gold coin donation.

Whether you berth for one day to refresh, a week to relax, or a month to explore, there is a wide array of fun activities to do in the Gladstone region.

Explore


East Shores, Gladstone

Stay longer to discover our region’s hidden secrets


14-day ItineraryOne, Three & Seven Day Itineraries +Get those hiking boots on and trek the magnificent Mount Larcom, west of Gladstone. It’s a solid walk, but will get you back to nature for a couple of hours.

Go further afield and spend a few nights in the Central Queensland gemfields and fossick for your next priceless stone. Along the way, you’ll find Mount Hay — renowned for its unique thunder eggs — and the aptly named towns of Sapphire, Emerald and Rubyvale. The information centre near the Marina can offer advice on sites to see and where to stay.

Explore the Kroombit Tops National Park — the sandstone escarpments, gorges, creeks and waterfalls provide a cool retreat and offer a scenic drive, hiking, walking or cycling experience.

If time permits, head out to Carnarvon Gorge, hidden in the rugged ranges of Queensland’s Central Highlands. Take your pick and camp out or glam up in one of the many accommodations. Walk through the magnificent gorge and spy the shy and elusive platypus, as well as some of the best preserved Indigenous rock art in Australia.

Whether you simply relax and refresh within the Marina Parklands — making the most of our many eateries, fantastic facilities and welcoming staff — or explore further afield, Gladstone Marina is ideally positioned as your home away from home.

Carnarvon Gorge

Images courtesy of Tourism and Events Queensland

Celebrate Easter in Gladstone

Plan your getaway and celebrate the iconic Gladstone Ports Corporation Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Race each Easter.

Anchor down at Gladstone Marina and watch the spectacular yachts cross the finish line from the magnificent Marina Parklands, Spinnaker Park or the award-winning East Shores.

Join in the fun and festivities at the Gladstone Harbour Festival and the B2G Village, or pack a picnic, play in the waterpark or simply relax and explore the foreshore. For details visit www.gpcl.com.au/b2gyachtrace

L to R: East Shores and Marina Parklands, Gladstone

http://www.gpcl.com.au/b2gyachtrace


L to R: Carnarvon Gorge; Lake Awoonga; Town of 1770


Gladstone Marina and Gladstone Ports Corporation (GPC) are dedicated to sustainable environmental practices through stringent environmental management and monitoring.

GPC has a dedicated Environment team that works with Marina staff to achieve the Marina’s environmental goals. The excellent boating in the region relies on a pristine environment and we all have a duty to look after it. Gladstone Marina is proud to be an accredited Clean Marina and runs an environmental management system certified to ISO 140001.

The Gladstone Marina:

• is the First Strike Oil response team

• manages biosecurity risks through awareness and a dedicated quarantine area

• provides bilge socks for Marina users (oil absorbent pads)

• provides sullage pump-out facilities for Marina users

• monitors air and water quality

• manages a comprehensive recycling and waste disposal, which includes recycling for batteries, as well as waste and collection points for oil filters and oil.

Elimination of Single Use Plastics

Gladstone Marina and GPC joined the fight to eliminate plastic waste by taking the Marina Industries Association (MIA) pledge to become a plastic-free marina by 2025.

The pledge is part of GPC’s involvement in the International Clean Marina Program managed by the MIA — a voluntary, incentive-based education and outreach program.

Environment Guide


GPC signed the MIA pledge ahead of Plastic Free July in 2020, along with 55 other marinas across Australia and the globe, including New Zealand, Fiji, Hong Kong and Papua New Guinea.

GPC is committed to reducing the carbon footprint on the environment by providing tap water for park users and encouraging eco-friendly habits.

CleanMarinaI N T E R N A T I O N A L

LEVEL 3

Gladstone Marina will become plastic-free by 2025


Emergency InformationIf you need an ambulance, firefighter or police, call 000 and contact the Gladstone Marina office.

Fire Procedure

On arrival, make yourself familiar with emergency evacuation points and emergency equipment layout.

In case of fire, call 000 and contact the Gladstone Marina office.

Follow Gladstone Marina staff directions and evacuate to your nearest evacuation point.

Extreme Weather Preparation

While the likelihood of a cyclone in Gladstone is small (the last Cyclone directly through Gladstone was in 1949), good preparation and plans will help ensure you and your vessel are best placed to deal with any extreme weather event. The Gladstone Marina Cyclone

Management Plan is part of the Marina Emergency Management Plan. Each plan includes a number of jobs and checklists that our team follows before, during and after any extreme weather event. The Marina team is highly trained on how to manage these events, ensuring your vessels and Gladstone Marina is in the best possible hands.

• Ensure that all contact details provided to Gladstone Marina are up to date.

• Check your insurance. It is compulsory and a requirement of your berthing to maintain insurance against any damage to vessels, environmental clean-up (discharge of any fuels, lubricants and sewage from holding tanks) and salvage.

• Observe neighbouring vessels for anything that may become hazardous to your vessel and surrounding vessels. If you see anything of concern, please contact the Marina office at your earliest convenience.

• Check the Bureau of Meteorology for regular updates — www.bom.gov.au.

• Refer to the Maritime Safety Queensland Gladstone website for Heavy Weather Event Procedure and alert warning systems (Extreme Weather Event Contingency Plan — Gladstone Region 2020/21).

• Determine your plan as a vessel owner to manage your vessel in a cyclone event. Have a cyclone plan and ensure your family and crew are aware of it.

• Consider arrangements for access to your vessel by other parties (to secure or remove a vessel).

• Comply with all Marina mooring rules and directives.

• Lessen windage on your vessel and consider removing booms, solar panels and clears.

• Use long mooring lines and double them up. Do not tie off to a pile without consulting Marina Operations staff.

• Remove all loose equipment and lash down dinghies and tenders if they cannot be removed altogether.

• Always follow all Marina Operations staff directions.

• Always follow Regional Harbour Master directions.

If there is a Yellow Alert (24 hours prior to cyclone impact), it is our policy to remove all vessels from fixed wharves (service wharf and pilot wharf) to appropriately sized floating berths.

https://www.msq.qld.gov.au/-/media/MSQInternet/MSQFiles/Home/Safety/Extreme-weather-plans/Severe-weather-EWE/gladstone-region-EWE-2020_21.pdf?la=en



Tide Tables

GLADSTONE – QUEENSLANDLAT 23° 50ʼ S LONG 151° 15ʼ E

Times and Heights of High and Low Waters Local Time2021

© Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 2020, Bureau of MeteorologyDatum of Predictions is Lowest Astronomical TideTimes are in local standard time (Time Zone UTC +10:00)Moon Phase Symbols Full Moon Last QuarterNew Moon First Quarter

1FR

JANUARYTime m0401 0.881033 4.261700 0.992251 3.34

2SA

0441 0.961114 4.221741 1.022333 3.31

3SU

0522 1.071158 4.141825 1.07

4MO

0020 3.280610 1.231246 4.031914 1.12

5TU

0116 3.260709 1.391341 3.902008 1.16

6WE

0225 3.290823 1.521442 3.772111 1.16

7TH

0340 3.420949 1.531548 3.652216 1.10

8FR

0454 3.651110 1.421659 3.572321 1.01

9SA

0600 3.931220 1.231809 3.55

10SU

0021 0.900658 4.191320 1.031912 3.56

11MO

0117 0.800749 4.391415 0.862007 3.59

12TU

0209 0.730836 4.501503 0.752057 3.61

13WE

0256 0.700921 4.541549 0.712144 3.62

14TH

0340 0.731005 4.491631 0.752227 3.58

15FR

0419 0.841046 4.371713 0.862308 3.51

16SA

Time m0456 1.001126 4.181751 1.022346 3.41

17SU

0528 1.201203 3.971828 1.19

18MO

0025 3.300558 1.431239 3.741904 1.35

19TU

0107 3.200636 1.661318 3.511946 1.49

20WE

0159 3.120736 1.891406 3.282042 1.59

21TH

0307 3.110914 2.011509 3.112146 1.60

22FR

0430 3.221044 1.951630 3.022248 1.54

23SA

0538 3.441151 1.771750 3.062344 1.42

24SU

0629 3.701244 1.561847 3.16

25MO

0031 1.280710 3.931328 1.361932 3.28

26TU

0116 1.130749 4.121408 1.192013 3.38

27WE

0158 0.990827 4.281447 1.032050 3.48

28TH

0239 0.860904 4.401527 0.902127 3.57

29FR

0318 0.760942 4.481605 0.802202 3.65

30SA

0359 0.711019 4.511644 0.752240 3.70

31SU

0438 0.731058 4.481723 0.772320 3.72

1MO

FEBRUARYTime m0518 0.841138 4.361802 0.84

2TU

0003 3.690601 1.031221 4.161844 0.97

3WE

0051 3.620650 1.281310 3.901930 1.12

4TH

0150 3.560756 1.531407 3.622026 1.26

5FR

0305 3.540927 1.661517 3.372136 1.34

6SA

0430 3.651100 1.591643 3.252252 1.33

7SU

0549 3.871217 1.371809 3.29

8MO

0009 1.230653 4.111318 1.131915 3.42

9TU

0115 1.080746 4.311409 0.922007 3.56

10WE

0207 0.930831 4.421452 0.802051 3.67

11TH

0250 0.830912 4.461532 0.752130 3.74

12FR

0330 0.800948 4.431609 0.772207 3.76

13SA

0404 0.841023 4.331644 0.842242 3.74

14SU

0434 0.951055 4.171715 0.972314 3.68

15MO

0501 1.111123 3.971743 1.122345 3.59

16TU

Time m0528 1.311151 3.741809 1.29

17WE

0017 3.480558 1.541222 3.471837 1.47

18TH

0059 3.340639 1.801302 3.191916 1.66

19FR

0155 3.220749 2.041401 2.942024 1.81

20SA

0314 3.180949 2.081527 2.792150 1.83

21SU

0444 3.311118 1.911718 2.842302 1.71

22MO

0552 3.561218 1.661827 3.04

23TU

0004 1.510642 3.841304 1.401912 3.26

24WE

0057 1.280724 4.101346 1.161952 3.46

25TH

0143 1.040804 4.321426 0.932030 3.66

26FR

0226 0.810843 4.491505 0.742107 3.83

27SA

0307 0.630921 4.611544 0.602144 3.98

28SU

0346 0.530959 4.641621 0.522222 4.08

1MO

MARCHTime m0427 0.541037 4.571659 0.552301 4.11

2TU

0508 0.671116 4.371735 0.682344 4.06

3WE

0550 0.921159 4.071813 0.89

4TH

0030 3.940638 1.231245 3.711854 1.15

5FR

0126 3.770743 1.541344 3.351946 1.41

6SA

0239 3.640917 1.711503 3.092106 1.59

7SU

0412 3.641058 1.611647 3.032241 1.60

8MO

0541 3.821215 1.351815 3.23

9TU

0013 1.430646 4.051310 1.091914 3.47

10WE

0114 1.210737 4.221354 0.911959 3.66

11TH

0200 1.020818 4.311433 0.802036 3.80

12FR

0238 0.900853 4.321508 0.762111 3.88

13SA

0312 0.860924 4.271540 0.772142 3.93

14SU

0342 0.870954 4.181609 0.822213 3.94

15MO

0411 0.951021 4.041635 0.922241 3.90

16TU

Time m0437 1.081047 3.851659 1.052309 3.83

17WE

0504 1.251113 3.611719 1.222339 3.71

18TH

0533 1.461139 3.341740 1.42

19FR

0015 3.550609 1.701212 3.061805 1.64

20SA

0102 3.380701 1.931302 2.801852 1.87

21SU

0212 3.250841 2.061433 2.642039 2.00

22MO

0342 3.271032 1.921632 2.712219 1.89

23TU

0504 3.481142 1.651754 2.982332 1.64

24WE

0603 3.781232 1.351842 3.28

25TH

0030 1.340651 4.071315 1.061923 3.57

26FR

0120 1.040734 4.321357 0.802002 3.84

27SA

0205 0.770815 4.491437 0.572041 4.07

28SU

0248 0.560855 4.591515 0.422120 4.27

29MO

0330 0.440934 4.571554 0.362200 4.39

30TU

0412 0.461015 4.431631 0.432242 4.42

31WE

0455 0.611056 4.171708 0.622325 4.33

1TH

APRILTime m0540 0.871141 3.821745 0.90

2FR

0013 4.140632 1.201231 3.431823 1.22

3SA

0110 3.910741 1.501336 3.101919 1.54

4SU

0224 3.710913 1.621504 2.922054 1.74

5MO

0357 3.651046 1.501647 3.002240 1.70

6TU

0523 3.781157 1.271803 3.27

7WE

0003 1.490626 3.951247 1.051856 3.54

8TH

0058 1.270713 4.061330 0.901937 3.74

9FR

0140 1.100751 4.111405 0.822013 3.88

10SA

0215 1.000825 4.091437 0.782045 3.97

11SU

0247 0.960855 4.031506 0.782114 4.03

12MO

0317 0.960923 3.941532 0.822143 4.06

13TU

0346 1.000950 3.801556 0.892211 4.05

14WE

0415 1.091017 3.621618 1.012239 3.98

15TH

0445 1.221043 3.401638 1.172310 3.86

16FR

Time m0515 1.401109 3.171658 1.362345 3.70

17SA

0551 1.591140 2.941721 1.56

18SU

0028 3.520640 1.771228 2.741759 1.78

19MO

0128 3.380756 1.871353 2.631931 1.95

20TU

0249 3.360933 1.791539 2.712130 1.89

21WE

0410 3.511051 1.551703 2.992252 1.65

22TH

0516 3.771149 1.251800 3.332357 1.34

23FR

0611 4.031238 0.941848 3.68

24SA

0051 1.030659 4.231323 0.671931 3.99

25SU

0140 0.770743 4.361405 0.462014 4.25

26MO

0227 0.560826 4.391445 0.332055 4.46

27TU

0312 0.460909 4.311525 0.312138 4.58

28WE

0357 0.470953 4.141604 0.412222 4.58

29TH

0444 0.611040 3.871643 0.632309 4.46

30FR

0533 0.851130 3.551722 0.93


Bureau of Meteorology




1SA

MAYTime m0000 4.240630 1.121226 3.231806 1.27

2SU

0100 3.980737 1.351333 3.001911 1.57

3MO

0211 3.770856 1.441455 2.922045 1.74

4TU

0332 3.671015 1.381622 3.042217 1.70

5WE

0448 3.701122 1.231732 3.282334 1.54

6TH

0548 3.771214 1.071825 3.53

7FR

0029 1.370636 3.821255 0.961907 3.73

8SA

0112 1.230716 3.821330 0.891943 3.88

9SU

0148 1.140751 3.791401 0.842015 3.99

10MO

0222 1.080824 3.731430 0.822045 4.07

11TU

0254 1.050855 3.641456 0.842115 4.11

12WE

0325 1.060925 3.521520 0.892145 4.10

13TH

0357 1.100955 3.381545 0.992215 4.04

14FR

0429 1.191023 3.211608 1.122247 3.94

15SA

0503 1.311053 3.051633 1.272324 3.81

16SU

Time m0542 1.431129 2.911702 1.44

17MO

0007 3.670630 1.551218 2.801745 1.61

18TU

0101 3.570731 1.601329 2.751902 1.75

19WE

0210 3.540845 1.541454 2.842045 1.74

20TH

0322 3.620958 1.361613 3.072210 1.57

21FR

0428 3.771101 1.111718 3.402321 1.33

22SA

0528 3.931156 0.861813 3.75

23SU

0022 1.070621 4.041245 0.631901 4.07

24MO

0116 0.830712 4.081331 0.461948 4.34

25TU

0207 0.650800 4.051415 0.372033 4.53

26WE

0257 0.540849 3.951459 0.372119 4.63

27TH

0345 0.530939 3.801542 0.472207 4.62

28FR

0435 0.611030 3.611625 0.672257 4.49

29SA

0527 0.781123 3.401710 0.932350 4.28

30SU

0622 0.981218 3.201800 1.22

31MO

0046 4.030720 1.161319 3.061900 1.48

1TU

JUNETime m0148 3.810823 1.271426 3.002016 1.65

2WE

0254 3.650928 1.301538 3.062135 1.69

3TH

0400 3.561030 1.261648 3.222249 1.64

4FR

0500 3.521126 1.171745 3.432351 1.52

5SA

0553 3.501211 1.081831 3.63

6SU

0039 1.400638 3.491248 1.001912 3.81

7MO

0120 1.290719 3.471322 0.941947 3.95

8TU

0158 1.190758 3.431353 0.902020 4.05

9WE

0233 1.120833 3.381422 0.892052 4.10

10TH

0308 1.090907 3.311452 0.912124 4.11

11FR

0342 1.080940 3.231522 0.962158 4.08

12SA

0417 1.111013 3.151553 1.042232 4.02

13SU

0454 1.161046 3.071625 1.132310 3.94

14MO

0533 1.221125 3.011702 1.242351 3.86

15TU

0618 1.271211 2.971748 1.37

16WE

Time m0040 3.780709 1.291308 2.971849 1.48

17TH

0136 3.730807 1.271416 3.032006 1.54

18FR

0239 3.710911 1.171530 3.202130 1.50

19SA

0344 3.711015 1.021639 3.462249 1.36

20SU

0446 3.721114 0.851742 3.772358 1.15

21MO

0548 3.721209 0.701838 4.07

22TU

0059 0.940647 3.711301 0.581930 4.31

23WE

0155 0.760744 3.681351 0.522018 4.49

24TH

0247 0.630837 3.631440 0.502107 4.57

25FR

0338 0.560930 3.581529 0.552157 4.56

26SA

0427 0.581021 3.501615 0.672245 4.46

27SU

0515 0.671112 3.401702 0.852335 4.28

28MO

0603 0.821201 3.301747 1.08

29TU

0024 4.050651 1.001252 3.191833 1.32

30WE

0113 3.810741 1.151345 3.111927 1.54

1TH

JULYTime m0202 3.580833 1.271445 3.082035 1.71

2FR

0257 3.380929 1.311552 3.142154 1.77

3SA

0359 3.231024 1.291700 3.282308 1.70

4SU

0503 3.161116 1.231755 3.48

5MO

0008 1.560602 3.151202 1.151842 3.69

6TU

0057 1.400654 3.171244 1.071922 3.86

7WE

0138 1.260738 3.191322 1.001959 3.99

8TH

0216 1.140817 3.211358 0.952033 4.08

9FR

0253 1.050854 3.221434 0.902108 4.13

10SA

0329 0.990929 3.221510 0.882143 4.15

11SU

0405 0.951002 3.231547 0.882218 4.15

12MO

0443 0.931037 3.241625 0.912255 4.12

13TU

0521 0.931115 3.241704 0.982334 4.06

14WE

0600 0.961158 3.231746 1.09

15TH

0017 3.960644 1.001246 3.231835 1.24

16FR

Time m0104 3.830732 1.041345 3.251936 1.39

17SA

0200 3.670828 1.061453 3.322058 1.49

18SU

0303 3.510931 1.031607 3.492226 1.44

19MO

0414 3.401036 0.971719 3.732344 1.26

20TU

0529 3.351139 0.881824 3.99

21WE

0051 1.030639 3.361241 0.781920 4.23

22TH

0149 0.810740 3.421340 0.692013 4.40

23FR

0241 0.630833 3.481433 0.612100 4.48

24SA

0329 0.530923 3.521522 0.582146 4.49

25SU

0413 0.521009 3.541606 0.622230 4.41

26MO

0455 0.581053 3.511646 0.742312 4.24

27TU

0535 0.711135 3.441724 0.942350 4.01

28WE

0614 0.891216 3.341759 1.18

29TH

0028 3.740651 1.081259 3.231835 1.44

30FR

0104 3.460730 1.251346 3.141925 1.69

31SA

0148 3.190819 1.381447 3.092047 1.86

1SU

AUGUSTTime m0247 2.960920 1.451602 3.152224 1.85

2MO

0408 2.821023 1.431716 3.312342 1.69

3TU

0536 2.841121 1.351813 3.53

4WE

0037 1.470636 2.951214 1.231858 3.75

5TH

0121 1.270722 3.071300 1.101937 3.93

6FR

0159 1.090801 3.181343 0.962015 4.07

7SA

0235 0.950837 3.271423 0.842050 4.18

8SU

0312 0.820912 3.361501 0.732125 4.26

9MO

0347 0.720946 3.441540 0.652200 4.30

10TU

0424 0.651022 3.501618 0.642236 4.28

11WE

0500 0.631059 3.541657 0.722314 4.19

12TH

0537 0.681139 3.541737 0.872352 4.01

13FR

0615 0.781224 3.511821 1.09

14SA

0035 3.760657 0.921317 3.461916 1.33

15SU

0128 3.470747 1.061424 3.432038 1.52

16MO

Time m0234 3.200854 1.161544 3.492216 1.51

17TU

0359 3.041010 1.171707 3.672343 1.30

18WE

0530 3.061126 1.091820 3.93

19TH

0050 1.010645 3.211240 0.951919 4.16

20FR

0145 0.750742 3.381340 0.782008 4.32

21SA

0230 0.570829 3.521429 0.642051 4.39

22SU

0313 0.480911 3.611511 0.572130 4.38

23MO

0351 0.470949 3.661549 0.582207 4.29

24TU

0427 0.531027 3.661625 0.692241 4.12

25WE

0500 0.651102 3.601656 0.882312 3.89

26TH

0530 0.831137 3.511726 1.112341 3.61

27FR

0558 1.021212 3.381756 1.36

28SA

0010 3.310625 1.231253 3.251834 1.63

29SU

0046 3.000701 1.441346 3.121939 1.87

30MO

0144 2.720804 1.621500 3.072139 1.93

31TU

0314 2.540934 1.671629 3.162317 1.75

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1WE

SEPTEMBERTime m0517 2.611049 1.561740 3.39

2TH

0015 1.490620 2.821151 1.371830 3.65

3FR

0057 1.240701 3.041242 1.161911 3.89

4SA

0134 1.010738 3.241326 0.941949 4.09

5SU

0210 0.810813 3.421407 0.742026 4.25

6MO

0246 0.630847 3.571446 0.572101 4.35

7TU

0322 0.480923 3.711526 0.472137 4.39

8WE

0358 0.391000 3.821605 0.452213 4.33

9TH

0434 0.391038 3.881645 0.552250 4.16

10FR

0509 0.491118 3.861726 0.752329 3.89

11SA

0545 0.671203 3.781811 1.03

12SU

0013 3.540623 0.911256 3.641908 1.33

13MO

0107 3.180712 1.171404 3.522034 1.53

14TU

0224 2.890829 1.361531 3.502218 1.47

15WE

0407 2.811001 1.381702 3.652344 1.21

16TH

Time m0541 3.001131 1.231815 3.90

17FR

0044 0.900645 3.271242 1.001910 4.11

18SA

0131 0.670733 3.501333 0.801955 4.23

19SU

0212 0.530814 3.661415 0.672032 4.25

20MO

0248 0.460850 3.751453 0.622106 4.20

21TU

0322 0.470924 3.811528 0.642137 4.09

22WE

0353 0.520957 3.821600 0.732207 3.92

23TH

0421 0.641029 3.781629 0.892235 3.70

24FR

0445 0.801100 3.691658 1.092301 3.43

25SA

0507 0.991131 3.561728 1.322327 3.14

26SU

0526 1.211207 3.391802 1.562357 2.84

27MO

0548 1.451255 3.221854 1.79

28TU

0047 2.560631 1.701403 3.092034 1.92

29WE

0225 2.390829 1.851530 3.102234 1.77

30TH

0442 2.491015 1.741652 3.302338 1.50

1FR

OCTOBERTime m0549 2.771122 1.491749 3.57

2SA

0021 1.220630 3.071214 1.211834 3.85

3SU

0100 0.940706 3.351300 0.941915 4.08

4MO

0138 0.680743 3.611343 0.701955 4.25

5TU

0215 0.470819 3.831425 0.512032 4.33

6WE

0252 0.300857 4.021506 0.392111 4.33

7TH

0329 0.230935 4.151548 0.382148 4.21

8FR

0405 0.261015 4.201630 0.492229 3.98

9SA

0441 0.421059 4.151715 0.712312 3.66

10SU

0516 0.671146 4.011806 1.00

11MO

0000 3.290555 0.981243 3.811909 1.28

12TU

0102 2.950648 1.301354 3.622036 1.43

13WE

0229 2.750822 1.511522 3.572210 1.35

14TH

0411 2.821002 1.491648 3.682328 1.11

15FR

0532 3.091128 1.291756 3.86

16SA

Time m0023 0.860630 3.401229 1.061847 4.00

17SU

0107 0.670714 3.631315 0.891930 4.05

18MO

0145 0.570751 3.791355 0.802005 4.02

19TU

0219 0.530825 3.891430 0.772037 3.95

20WE

0249 0.540857 3.951503 0.792108 3.83

21TH

0317 0.580928 3.971535 0.852137 3.67

22FR

0342 0.680958 3.941606 0.962205 3.47

23SA

0404 0.821028 3.861636 1.112231 3.24

24SU

0423 1.001059 3.731707 1.282258 3.00

25MO

0441 1.191133 3.561743 1.482327 2.77

26TU

0503 1.411217 3.381830 1.66

27WE

0013 2.560538 1.651317 3.231941 1.78

28TH

0137 2.430704 1.861435 3.212120 1.72

29FR

0327 2.500919 1.821552 3.332237 1.50

30SA

0451 2.781038 1.581656 3.572332 1.21

31SU

0545 3.121136 1.301749 3.81

1MO

NOVEMBERTime m0018 0.910629 3.471228 1.011836 4.01

2TU

0100 0.630710 3.791315 0.771920 4.14

3WE

0141 0.410750 4.061402 0.572002 4.17

4TH

0220 0.260831 4.281447 0.452045 4.12

5FR

0259 0.210913 4.431533 0.432128 3.98

6SA

0337 0.270957 4.461620 0.512214 3.76

7SU

0416 0.451043 4.391710 0.702302 3.48

8MO

0457 0.721134 4.211804 0.932358 3.18

9TU

0541 1.051233 3.981908 1.15

10WE

0102 2.950644 1.361344 3.792022 1.27

11TH

0221 2.850814 1.541501 3.682140 1.25

12FR

0347 2.940943 1.541616 3.692252 1.11

13SA

0503 3.181101 1.411720 3.742349 0.95

14SU

0600 3.451202 1.241813 3.78

15MO

0034 0.820646 3.681250 1.121856 3.77

16TU

Time m0112 0.730725 3.851330 1.041934 3.73

17WE

0145 0.690759 3.971408 0.992009 3.66

18TH

0215 0.680830 4.051442 0.982043 3.57

19FR

0242 0.710902 4.081515 0.992115 3.45

20SA

0307 0.780932 4.071547 1.042145 3.30

21SU

0330 0.881003 4.001620 1.132214 3.15

22MO

0353 1.011035 3.891653 1.242244 2.99

23TU

0417 1.171111 3.751730 1.372316 2.85

24WE

0445 1.341153 3.611815 1.49

25TH

0000 2.730524 1.531245 3.501909 1.57

26FR

0102 2.650628 1.711347 3.452016 1.56

27SA

0225 2.690811 1.771455 3.492130 1.43

28SU

0347 2.890943 1.651600 3.612234 1.21

29MO

0455 3.201055 1.431700 3.742330 0.95

30TU

0550 3.561156 1.181755 3.85

1WE

DECEMBERTime m0019 0.710639 3.911250 0.941846 3.91

2TH

0105 0.510725 4.211343 0.741936 3.91

3FR

0149 0.390810 4.441433 0.602025 3.86

4SA

0233 0.340856 4.591523 0.542115 3.76

5SU

0316 0.390943 4.621613 0.562205 3.63

6MO

0401 0.531032 4.551704 0.662258 3.46

7TU

0447 0.751125 4.391758 0.822352 3.29

8WE

0538 1.021222 4.181853 1.00

9TH

0050 3.140635 1.291323 3.961952 1.14

10FR

0155 3.060745 1.501426 3.772055 1.22

11SA

0305 3.080901 1.611529 3.642200 1.23

12SU

0417 3.201018 1.621631 3.542300 1.17

13MO

0522 3.411127 1.541729 3.492351 1.08

14TU

0614 3.631222 1.431820 3.46

15WE

0034 1.010657 3.821308 1.321905 3.43

16TH

Time m0110 0.940735 3.981348 1.221947 3.41

17FR

0143 0.910810 4.081425 1.152025 3.37

18SA

0213 0.890843 4.141500 1.112100 3.33

19SU

0242 0.910914 4.151534 1.102133 3.27

20MO

0310 0.950946 4.121608 1.132203 3.20

21TU

0340 1.011019 4.061643 1.172235 3.14

22WE

0411 1.101055 3.981719 1.232308 3.08

23TH

0445 1.211134 3.901759 1.292347 3.03

24FR

0524 1.341217 3.811843 1.34

25SA

0035 2.990613 1.491307 3.731933 1.36

26SU

0137 3.000720 1.621403 3.672032 1.33

27MO

0251 3.090847 1.671506 3.632137 1.23

28TU

0406 3.311014 1.581611 3.612240 1.08

29WE

0514 3.611127 1.391715 3.602339 0.91

30TH

0613 3.941231 1.161820 3.61

31FR

0033 0.760706 4.251330 0.941920 3.63


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