Great Lakes Pilot, Volume II.: Lake Huron, Georgian Bay and the Canadian Shores of Lake SuperiorCanadian Hydrographic Service, Surveys and Mapping Branch, Department of Mines and Technical Surveys, 1962 - Pilot guides - 494 pages |
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... elevation was 577.71 feet in 1934 , giving a maximum range of 5.97 feet in the annual elevations . Monthly or Seasonal . - During each month , and season , the elevation is 15 constantly changing , attaining a maximum during the summer ...
... elevation was 577.71 feet in 1934 , giving a maximum range of 5.97 feet in the annual elevations . Monthly or Seasonal . - During each month , and season , the elevation is 15 constantly changing , attaining a maximum during the summer ...
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... elevation of 42 feet ( 12m8 ) , from a black skeleton steel tower with a white oval daymark situated close to the beach . Rear . - The rear light is shown , at an 25 elevation of 64 feet ( 19m5 ) from an iron skeleton tower surmounted ...
... elevation of 42 feet ( 12m8 ) , from a black skeleton steel tower with a white oval daymark situated close to the beach . Rear . - The rear light is shown , at an 25 elevation of 64 feet ( 19m5 ) from an iron skeleton tower surmounted ...
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... elevation of 31 feet ( 94 ) , at the outer end of the South Breakwater . A fog diaphone sounds one blast every 30 seconds at the above light . A flashing white light is exhibited , at an elevation of 25 feet ( 9-6 ) , from a tower on ...
... elevation of 31 feet ( 94 ) , at the outer end of the South Breakwater . A fog diaphone sounds one blast every 30 seconds at the above light . A flashing white light is exhibited , at an elevation of 25 feet ( 9-6 ) , from a tower on ...
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Great Lakes Pilot, Volume II.: Lake Huron, Georgian Bay and the Canadian ... Canadian Hydrographic Service No preview available - 1967 |
Great Lakes Pilot, Volume II.: Lake Huron, Georgian Bay and the Canadian ... Canadian Hydrographic Service No preview available - 1962 |
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12 feet 14 miles 9 feet anchorage bank extends beacon bearing black spar buoy buoy is moored Byng Inlet cables westward Canadian Pacific Railway Cape Smith channel Chart coast Cove Cove Island daymark deep water direction distance dry rocks Duck Island east side eastern eastward elevation entrance point fathoms fathoms 7m3 feet 0m9 feet 18 feet 21 feet 2m7 feet 37 feet 5m2 flashing white light front light Georgian Bay Goat Island Green Island half a cable half a mile Harbour Inlet islet Lake Huron leading lights least water light is exhibited light-buoy lighthouse lying Manitoulin Island mile long mile northward mile northwest mile northwestward mile westward mile wide narrow north side northwest side pass passage patch Pointe au Baril red spar buoy Reef River shallow water shoal water extends south point south side southeast southward southwest point southwesterly spar buoy marks spit steep-to three-quarters vessel west side western yards