Connecticut tide charts
41 NOAA tide stations in Connecticut.
Stations41
Reference stations11
Subordinate stations30
Biggest range7.8 ft
Popular shores in Connecticut
All Connecticut stations
- Black Rock Harbor#8467373
- Branford, Branford River#8465233
- BRIDGEPORT#8467150
- Clinton Harbor#8463701
- Cos Cob Harbor#8469549
- Essex#8462925
- Guilford Harbor#8464445
- Gulf Beach#8466375
- Haddam#8463582
- Hadlyme#8463155
- Hartford#8464464
- Higganum Creek#8463836
- Lighthouse Point, New Haven Harbor#8465692
- Long Hill#8466664
- Long Neck Point#8468799
- Lyme, highway bridge#8462764
- Madison#8464041
- Maromas#8463827
- Middletown#8464336
- Milford Harbor#8466442
- New Haven Harbor, New Haven Reach#8465705
- NEW LONDON, State Pier#8461490
- Niantic, Niantic River#8461925
- Norwich#8461392
- Rocky Hill#8464255
- Rowayton, Fivemile River#8468609
- Sachem Head#8464687
- SAUGATUCK, SAUGATUCK RIVER#8468191
- Saybrook Jetty#8462723
- Saybrook Point#8462752
- Shelton#8466573
- Sniffens Point#8466791
- South Hartford#8464418
- South Norwalk#8468448
- Southport, Southport Harbor#8467726
- Stamford#8469198
- Stratford, I-95 bridge#8466797
- Tylerville#8463348
- WEST MYSTIC, MYSTIC RIVER#8460751
- Westbrook, Duck Island Roads#8463409
- Yale boathouse#8461467
About Connecticut tides
Rocky shores and the country's biggest northern ranges: Eastport flirts with 20 ft, and the Gulf of Maine funnels weather as much as tide. Harbors here float — or sit in the mud — on the moon's schedule.
Connecticut has 41 NOAA tide stations — 11 reference stations whose predictions come from harmonic analysis of observations there, and 30 subordinate stations calculated from them. The biggest tidal range in the state is at Stamford — 7.8 ft between mean higher high water and mean lower low water.
