Pugsley's Tides; Standard Methods of Computing the Times of Highwater and Low Water As Required at the U. S. Local Inspectors Examinations (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781146539708)

"Pugsley's Tides" (1916) is a practical manual dedicated to the standard methods of computing the times of high water and low water. This book offers essential knowledge for those preparing for the U.S. Local Inspectors Examinations, providing clear and concise explanations of the techniques required for accurate tidal calculations.

Focusing on the maritime context, this guide provides crucial information for navigators, engineers, and anyone involved in maritime activities. With its straightforward approach, "Pugsley's Tides" serves as a valuable resource for understanding and predicting tidal phenomena. It remains relevant for historical reference and those interested in traditional navigational methods.

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