Narragansett Bay Wood Chart Tide Clock

A layered wood chart tide clock of Narragansett Bay

This Narragansett Bay tide clock sets a layered wood chart of the bay inside a gray-stained tide dial. A single hand moves from High Tide through Falling Tide to Low Tide and back through Rising Tide, so you can track the water at a glance.

The chart is laser-cut from birch in stacked layers, with the land in natural wood and the water in blue-green depth tones. Bristol, Aquidneck Island, Middletown, Newport, and the islands of the bay are all marked. At 16.5 inches across, it makes a handsome wall piece for any home on the water.

Features

• Tide dial with high, falling, low, and rising tide markings
• Layered 3D wood chart of Narragansett Bay
• Laser-cut birch construction
• Gray-stained outer ring

Specifications

• Material: Birch wood
• Maker: WoodChart
• Dimensions: 16.5" diameter
• Intended use: Wall clock, coastal decor, gifting

Care Instructions

Dust with a soft, dry cloth. Hang indoors away from moisture and direct sunlight. Tide clocks follow the average lunar tide cycle, so set the hand at the next high tide.

FAQ

How does a tide clock work?

It follows the average lunar tide cycle of about 12 hours and 25 minutes. Set it at high tide and the hand shows where the tide stands.

How big is it?

It measures 16.5 inches in diameter.

What area does the chart show?

It shows Narragansett Bay, including Aquidneck Island, Newport, and Bristol.

Narragansett Bay in layered wood, keeping time with the tides.