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Dory Rips

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that forces the water upward. The powerful incoming tidal current loops back and collides with itself while another current, coursing in semicircular fashion around
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Tourist attractions in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia
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Diagram showing the currents creating the Dory Rips
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tidal
Bay of Fundy
Cape d'Or
Nova Scotia, Canada
Minas Basin
rip tide
reef
Advocate Bay

foghorn
lighthouse
Rip current
Tides
Archived
Wayback Machine
"High/Low Tidal Finder"
""Cape d'Or Lighthouse" at Nova Scotia Lighthouse Preservation Society"
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45°17′27″N 64°46′27.5″W / 45.29083°N 64.774306°W / 45.29083; -64.774306
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Headlands of Nova Scotia
Tides
Tourist attractions in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia

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