Traduction de «Niveau de la marée » (Français → Anglais) :

mean tide level [ mean tide ]

mean tide level | half-tide level

mid-tidal level

tidal datum

sea level in storms | tide level

tide tables | tide table

tidal datum | tidal level | tidal plane

speech interference level | SIL [Abbr.]

Accident caused by tidal wave

In the St. Lawrence River; near the village of Saint-Vallier (in latitude approximately 46°53′30″N and in longitude approximately 70°51′00″W); all this parcel of land including the whole of lot 383 which lies within the following boundaries: to the north, the mean low-tide mark of the said River; to the northeast, the extension of the northeast boundary of lot 87 of the parish of Saint-Vallier to the said low-tide mark; to the south, the mean high-tide mark of the said River; to the southwest, the extension of the southwest boundary of lot 162 of the parish of Saint-Vallier to its intersection with the low-tide mark; the whole as s ...[+++]hown on a plan prepared by the Real Estate Services of the Department of Public Works Canada, number MM-82-5405.

(i) dry docks, other than floating dry docks, of dimensions when completed of not less than the following principal dimensions, that is to say, clear length on bottom from caisson groove or hollowquoin to head, six hundred and fifty feet, clear width of entrance, eighty-five feet, depth of water over the sill at high water ordinary spring tides, thirty feet if constructed on tidal waters and twenty-five feet over the sill at ordinary low water if constructed on non-tidal waters, and

(i) dry docks, other than floating dry docks, of dimensions when completed of not less than the following principal dimensions, that is to say, clear length on bottom from caisson groove or hollowquoin to head, six hundred and fifty feet, clear width of entrance, eighty-five feet, depth of water over the sill at high water ordinary spring tides, thirty feet if constructed on tidal waters and twenty-five feet over the sill at ordinary low water if constructed on non-tidal waters, and

(i) dry docks, other than floating dry docks, of dimensions when completed of not less than the following principal dimensions, that is to say, clear length on bottom from caisson groove or hollowquoin to head, four hundred feet, clear width of entrance, sixty-five feet, depth of water over the sill at high water ordinary spring tides, twenty-two feet if constructed on tidal waters and eighteen feet over the sill at ordinary low water if constructed on non-tidal waters, and