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St. Paul Island experiences a mixed tide, because they have two high tides and two low tides a day, but they are of unequal heights. The graph shows two unequal maximums and minimums each day. Between the highest high and the lowest low, there is a difference of roughly three feet, which is the lowest out of these three locations, as the graph shows.

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Low tide

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High tide

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Rincon experiences a semi-diurnal tide. There are two nearly equal high tides and low tides each day. The tide graph shows two equal high and low tides each day. Between high tide and low tide, there is a difference of roughly six feet, although the difference here varies far more throughout the week than it does at Peggoty or Village Cove.

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Low tide

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High tide

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Peggoty experiences a semi-diurnal tide. We have two nearly equal high and two nearly equal low tides each day. The graph shows this, because there are two equivalent maximums and minimums each day. The difference between high and low is about ten feet, and this difference is consistent throughout the week, unlike Rincon.

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High Tide

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Low tide