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Fort Amherst Harbour Authority- St. John's (Prosser's Rock)

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Fort Amherst Harbour Authority- St. John's (Prosser's Rock)

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Welcome to the Fort Amherst Harbour Authority Small Boat Basin Website. We're located in the narrows of beautiful St. John's Harbour, Newfoundland, Canada. Please feel free to contact us for any information you require. Our hours are from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday to Saturday. St. John's (Prosser Rock) Small Boat Basin at Newfoundland and Labrador with address 3 Fort Amherst Road, St. John's t.

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47.56514 N, -52.68897 E

Info

Active Winter Community?

Yes

Manoeuvrability

Fair

Approaches & Channel Marking

Fair

Dock Type

Fixed

Depth at MLW

3m+

Current/Tidal Flow

Beware

Port of Entry

No

Weather

Thu
1PM - 5PM
07 November 2024
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    W 10–12 knots. Gusts up to 16 knots.
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    6°C
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    N 0.9m at 7s period
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    UV Index: 0 - Low
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    Cloudy
Thu
5PM - 9PM
07 November 2024
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    W 10–13 knots. Gusts up to 18 knots.
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    6°C
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    N 0.9m at 7s period
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    UV Index: 0 - Low
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    Cloudy
Thu
9PM - 5AM
07 November 2024
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    W 12 knots increasing to 16 knots. Gusts up to 22 knots.
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    5°C
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    N 0.9m at 7s period
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    UV Index: 0 - Low
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    Cloudy
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Royal Newfoundland Yacht Club

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