Delaware tide charts
22 NOAA tide stations in Delaware.
Stations22
Reference stations8
Subordinate stations14
Biggest range6.0 ft
Popular shores in Delaware
All Delaware stations
- Brandywine Shoal Light#8555889
- Delaware City#8551762
- Delaware City Branch Channel bridge#8551851
- Edgemoor, Del.#8550438
- Indian River Inlet (Coast Guard Station)#8558690
- Leipsic, Leipsic River#8554038
- LEWES (BREAKWATER HARBOR)#8557380
- Little Assawoman Bay#8559957
- Mahon River entrance#8554399
- Millside, RR. bridge#8550658
- Mispillion River entrance#8556198
- Murderkill River entrance#8555388
- New Castle, Delaware#8551201
- Pea Patch Island, Bulkhead Shoal Channel, Del.#8551702
- REEDY POINT#8551910
- Rehoboth Beach#8557863
- Rosedale Beach, Indian River#8558814
- St. Georges, Delaware#8551973
- Summit Bridge, Delaware#8552125
- Taylors Bridge, Blackbird Creek, Del.#8553069
- Wilmington Marine Terminal#8550714
- Woodland Beach, Del.#8553501
About Delaware tides
Barrier islands, big bays, and river tides: Chesapeake and Delaware bays carry the tide deep inland, and a nor'easter can hold water in, or blow it out, for days at a time.
Delaware has 22 NOAA tide stations — 8 reference stations whose predictions come from harmonic analysis of observations there, and 14 subordinate stations calculated from them. The biggest tidal range in the state is at Delaware City — 6.0 ft between mean higher high water and mean lower low water.