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    THE LOCAL PILOT

    Aug 15, 2019 2 minutes

    With a 15m tidal range it is essential you plan your navigation in the Upper Bristol Channel carefully.

    The channel into Cardiff is well marked by buoys but gives priority to ships entering and leaving the docks. Approaching from the south, look out for the RANIE buoy which marks the rocks and sand spit

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