Narragansett Bay Tide & Time Clock, 16.50" Diameter

Our Narragansett Bay Tide & Time Clock brings to life the deep glacial bay that nearly splits Rhode Island in two. Birch wood is hand-stained and creates a natural foundation for the wood chart. The Tide & Time Clock is sixteen and a half inches in diameter and features a recessed nautical map of the landscape with a birch outline of the land. The surrounding water is hand-stained a beautiful greyish-blue and offers an incredible keepsake.

Points of interest, roads, and depth indicators are etched into the nautical wood map clock, creating a piece of art that is both beautiful and functional.

What is a tide clock and how does it work? Fun facts: The lunar day is 24 hours and 50 minutes long & the moon is the biggest influence of the tides! Since there are two high tides each lunar day our tide clocks rotate every 12 hours and 25 minutes. Quartz tide clocks are perfect for the more predictable tides of the Eastern United States. You can always set your tide clock by either a quick internet search for high tide in your area for the next high tide, or set it monthly at the full or new moon.

Points of Interest on The Narragansett Bay Tide & Time Clock:
Aquidneck Island, Conanicut Island, Prudence Island, Greenwich Bay, Providence River, Bristol, Fall River, Little Compton, and Newport

Narragansett Bay Tide & Time Clock Details:

• Made of high-quality birch
• Laser-etched contours and landmarks
• Combined tide and time clock
• Powered by a single AA battery
• Ready to hang

Please note: The tides on the US West Coast and Gulf of Mexico are less predictable and a quartz tide clock is not recommended for those regions.