High water mark?

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High water mark?

#1 Post by fenitbob »

how far up the beach is the high water mark? afaik it's related to a specific high tide on a specific date anybody know the date or its significance?

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#2 Post by stevecrow74 »

AFAIK it the mean high tide, i.e. the overall average of neap high and spring high tides
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#3 Post by paulocallaghan »

agree with steve
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