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VILAINE RIVERPRATICAL HANDBOOK 2019

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EPTB

Users of the Vilaine River Since 2001 this practical guide has been an indispensable tool for navigating on the Vilaine River. It is a wealth of information for regular or occasional users.

The EPTB Vilaine, the Ports of Arzal-Camoël, La Roche-Bernard, Folleux and Redon, the Rieux boat launch and the nautical stopover of the Cran bridge, as well as all their advertising partners are pleased to present you with the 2019 edition of this handbook.

This guide provides tide schedule and schedules for the Arzal lock. The latter may vary. You can find up-to-date information at : www.lavilaine.com

We invite you to consult it. Happy sailing on the Vilaine.

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téLéphonEs utiLEs• Editorial � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 03• Lockage instructions � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 05>07 • Passing through a lock safely � � � � � � � � � � � 08 • Lockage instructions and advice � � � � � � � 10>11 • Arzal-Camoël dam � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 13• Multi-purpose water management � � � � � 15• Visiting the Arzal-Camoël dam � � � � � � � � � 17• Operation of the Cran bridge � � � � � � � � � � 18• Charter for sustainable sailing � � � � � � � � � � 19• The fight against siltation of the estuary � � � � � 20• Website dedicated to sailing � � � � � � � � � � � 21• Port of Arzal-Camoël � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �22>24• Port of La Roche-Bernard � � � � � � � � � � �26>28• Map, distance and time between different

ports of the Vilaine � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �30>31• Port of Folleux � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �32>34• Nautical stopover of the Cran bridge � � � � � 37• Preserving the water quality � � � � � � � � �38>39• Rieux boat launch � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 41• Port of Redon � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �42>44• Redon tourist office � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �46>47• La Roche Bernard tourist office � � � � � �48>49• Tide and lock schedules � � � � � � � � � � � �50>73

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ETEL mariTimE co-ordinaTion cEnTrE 02 97 55 35 35 - vhf 16

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firE brigadE 18

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cuSTomS nanTES 09 70 27 51 90

EPTb viLainE 02 99 90 88 44

WEaThEr SErvicE 32 50

rEdon TouriSm officE 02 99 71 06 04

La rochE-bErnard TouriSm officE 02 99 90 67 98

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Your are about to navigate on the Vilaine. This river, which is part of the public fluvial domain,

is managed in accordance with the maritime navigation code all the way to the Port of Redon.

Unless indicated otherwise (flood war-ning, works, accident) the lock works at the times indicated in this handbook� Caution must be taken during peak times, passing through the lock can take up to 40 minutes (at the end of the day on Sundays and bank holidays)�During heavy floods, navigation may be entirely prohibited between Redon and the ArzaL dam (check the Notices to Mariners)� Boats can only pass through the lock when the floodgates are closed (high tide)� Only safety locks are permitted�

In the event that the floodgates are fully opened to release flood waters (main-ly from November to May), it is strongly advised not to moor along the banks of the Vilaine (risk of running aground)�

Warning : When the floodgates of the dam are opened strong currents occur upstream of the lock (3 m/s du-ring heavy flood periods)� It may be dangerous to dock at an « emergency » pontoon, whose access is reserved ex-clusively for the employees of the dam or emergency services� Happy sailing on the Vilaine�

WEBSITEwww.lavilaine.com

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LoCKAGE instRuCtions

director of Publication : Director of EPTB Vilaine

Printing & graphism : Imprimerie Armoricaine

Photos : Redon tourist offic, Arc Sud Bretagne,

Redon Agglo,E� LE CORNEC Geos-AEL,

EPTB Vilaine�

illustrations : Nono

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• Draught in The Vilaine 5 by the index 2�10

• Air Draught in The Vilaine 27 m by the index 2�10

• Chenal Port de plaisance de Redon 2,50 m� - Plan d’eau à la cote 2,10

channel 9Contact with the

Morbihan Companyof ports�

channel 10Communication channel for The

Vilaine�

channel 11Channel for the instruc-tions of the workings of

the ARZAL lock�

Navigational speed limits

SPEEd LimiT

5,5noEuds

Free flowing section of theVilaine

3noEuds

To the right of ports andother structures, whenpassing a vessel of aninferior size or when mooring

2noEuds

Approaching navigationalinfrastructures

ProhibiTEd

Water skiing prohibited

Jet skiing prohibited

Fishing is prohibited in ports

LighTS SySTEm

Passage prohibited

Lock under repairs

Passage permitted

LoCKAGE instRuCtions

Vessels waiting to pass through the lock must indicate their intention clearly before passing.

Except in the case of a predeter-mined order, boats enter into the chamber according to order of arrival at the lock landing� Passage at the lock begins with boats going upstream and those leaving the lock always have the right of way�

Boaters entering the lock are required, without exception, to ap-ply the orders and instructions given by the gatekeepers and the docking pilot�

In the ports check that you have the requisite water level to leave your mooring�All the boats present before the lock at the time of the last passage will be systematically passed through the lock�

Lock opening times may be modified� Check with the harbormasters’ offices and EPTB Vilaine and directly on the website�

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WEBSITEwww.lavilaine.com

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Solutions complètes de canalisations

Below you can find the principal security measures to take during lockage from the beginning of May to the

end of September• Moor your vessel at a lock landing

(this area is strictly reserved for this purpose)�

• On approaching and inside the lock, reduce speed in order to cut out any wake�

• Tell your docking pilots your position and your intention to be locked�

• Leave the entrance to the Chan-nel free so as to not impede the traffic of exiting vessels�

• Prepare your mooring lines and floating fenders� You must be equipped with a minimum of four mooring lines, two mooring line at the bow and two other at the stern, of a sufficient length and in a good state of repair�

• Your floating fenders must be well attached and of an appropriate size and in sufficient number to ensure that neither your vessel nor the lock are damaged� Wearing a lifejacket is kept in the lock�

• For each mooring line, ensure that you are with at least one other per-son capable of carrying out the required task�

• Follow the docking pilot’s instruc-tions� The vessels pass through the lock based on a first come first ser-ved basis�

• However, it may happen that for

reasons of logistics or security we give priority to certain vessels� Be attentive to the instructions of the docking pilots�

• you are under the responsibility of the docking pilots or lockkeepers. be courteous at all times. verbal abuse of any kind is not tolerated.

04 Wait until doors are fully open and the signal from the lock personnel given to start up your engine and untie your mooring lines�

05 Exit the lock slowly following the instructions of the docking pilots�

Realization of an educational movie to facilitate the passage of the lock of the dam of ARZAL : www.lavilaine.com > Section « assistant to the navigation »

01 Enter into the lock following, if necessary, the lock keeper’s instructions present from mid-April to mid-October (channel 11)�

02 Moor your vessel at the spot indicated by the docking pilot, (number assigned to the quay) at the quay or side by side with another vessel�

03 Turn off your engine only when your vessel is firmly moored (beware of any Gibraltar current see following page)�

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LEaving ThE Lock

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The Gibraltar syndromeLet’s imagine an entry lockage at high tide : lock is full of sea water lock-keepers equalize levels and open up-stream gate.

SurPriSEUnexpected current entering in the lock ! Fortunately, informed crews will have waited before casting off…

EXPLanaTionWhen the gates open, the salt water (which has a higher density than fresh water) sinks below the freshwater of the upstream which creates a compen-satory surface current ; An analogue surface current re-enters the Mediter-ranean through the Straits of Gibraltar. Wait for the phenomenon to end be-fore casting off.

rEady ?Boat hook, hawser, an attentive crew, the only thing missing are the fenders on the sides of the vessel.

LoCKAGE instRuCtions10Passing through a lock confidently

a dELicaTE handLingUpstream vessels with masts must move up to the lock landing. Take into consi-deration the wind direction and the cur-rent. Place your vessel alongside vessels bigger than your own. Boats without rigging or small masts : pass below the bridge where possible and move up to the gate.

adjuSTing ThE mooringPosition a crew member in the centre of the vessel (amidships) with the rear haw-ser. Once this has been passed round the chain, give it to the helmsman; The helmsman will then maneuver the tiller turning the fore of the boat towards the quay, the other crew member will then pass the front hawser around the chain.

Be prepared to wait,for example in the summer when the times between lockages may be spread out in order to conserve the freshwater resources.

Be prepared for a speedy exit,on leaving the chamber in order that the bridge may be lowered to allow waiting road traffic to pass.

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ARzAL-CAMoëL dAM

Do you know the role of this structure ?The Arzal-Camoël dam began ope-rating in 1970. It is part of a vast pro-gramme for hydraulic infrastructure decided in the 1960s with a view to fa-cilitating the economic development of the Vilaine valley.

Built near the mouth of the river, its pri-mary role is to block the tide, which for-merly rose as far as Redon.

During spring tides the conjunction of the tides and rising waters caused re-curring floods.

The dam has considerably reduced the risks of overflow, even if this area remains vulnerable to the rising waters of the Vilaine which, it must be remem-bered, drains a third of the surface area of Brittany.

The dam also allowed the creation of a 50 million m3 supply of fresh water used for the drinking water supply from the “Usine d’Eau Potable Interdépartemen-tale de Vilaine Atlantique à Férel.” .

This factory feeds a vast region which extends from Vannes to La Baule via Redon.

By controlling the upstream water le-vels, the dam also facilitated commer-cial river navigation (which no longer exists today) and recreational boating.

Several marinas have hitherto been developed at :

ARzAL-CAMOëL, FOLLEUx, LA ROChE-BERnARD, REDOn.

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www.saur.com

As a dedicated provider of water services (drinking water supply, wastewater treatment and facility construction), Saur delivers its public service mission with innovation and technical, organisational and human agility as part of its contribution to ensuring that high-quality water is available to all.

With 9,000 employees in France, Saudi Arabia, Scotland, Spain and Poland, Saur works with more than 7,000 local authorities and industrial users, and serves 12 million consumers around the world.

100% WATER

Direction Régionale Loire et Vilaine80, avenue de Noëlles - 44500 La Baule-EscoublacTél. : 02 44 68 20 00

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The dam is the « keystone » of a com-plex system which demands a keen management of the body of water. Although the different uses are usually met in spring and autumn without any particular difficulty, the same cannot be said during the peak flood or low-flow periods (drought or low-flow period).

during fLood PEriodSDraining water remains the priority and comes before any other usage. This im-perative may interfere with navigation with strong and rapid variations in the water level, which can lead to a ban when the debit exceeds 250m3/s.

during LoW-fLoW PEriodSThe provision of drinking water becomes the priority. Salt water which enters the water body (due to the effect of loc-kage procedures) results in an increase in salinity, which in turn inevitably affects the production of drinking water. This drawback is limited in two ways: First by

siphoning of the salt water, this method is very efficient but consumes a lot of freshwater (300,000 m3/day); and se-cond, by selecting lockage times so that they balance the demands in wa-ter quality and the navigational require-ments.

during ProLongEd PEriodS of droughTIt becomes necessary to limit the nu-mber of daily lockages. The project for the construction of a new anti-salt lock is being considered in the medium term in order to improve this situation and to better satisfy the often convergent usages of water.

MuLti-puRposE WAtER MAnAGEMEnt

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ARRADONARZONAURAYBADENCRAC’H ÎLE AUX MOINESÎLE D’ARZLARMOR BADEN LE BONO LE HÉZOLOCMARIAQUERPLOUGOUMELENSARZEAU SÉNÉST-ARMELST-GILDAS DE RHUYSVANNES

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You are welcome to the 10th edition of “Semaine du Golfe du Morbihan”, a festival made by sailors for sailors, in the splendid framework of the Morbihan Gulf (southern Brittany)... Come and join more than 1.000 traditional boats and crews from all Europe and enjoy a whole week of sailings, friendly harbours and festive evenings...For this exceptional edition, our “guests of honour” will be Venetia and Norway, both bringing genuine samples of their mythic maritime heritage.

du lundi 27 mai au dimanche 2 juin 2019

10e edition VENETIANORWAY

GUEST OF HONOUR

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no visit to the fish pass for the 2019 season due to the future Work of the buildings.

More than an ordinary technical structure, the Arzal-Camoël dam welcomes many curious visitors eager to learn about how it works, to observe the lockages and walk along the water’s edge...

The EPTB Vilaine has redeveloped the site in order to facilitate public access.

fiShWayGuided tours of the fishway permit the discovery of the wonderful world of migratory fish : mulets, eels, salmon, ri-ver herrings and lampreys …

The fish can be seen from the viewing room as they pass through. Being able to see them « live » is a very moving ex-perience. Illustrated panels and a video complete the guide’s explanations.

Visit the fishway and see our webcam under «migratory fishes» on our

website: www.eptb-vilaine.fr Phone: 02 99 90 88 44

VisitinG thE ARzAL-CAMoëL dAM

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Boats that navigate towards Redon or Rieux harbor must pass this bridge.

The mobile bridge at CRAn is a swing bridge which is maneuvered for vessels with an air draught above 5.8m. Boats with an air draught below 5.8m are not concerned by the opening conditions (free passage).

Chanel 10 02 99 90 11 31 for More inforMation

www.eptb-vilaine.fr - Section «Estuary»

the bridge is not operated when navigation is banned (see navigation information

« particularly vigilant » on www.lavilaine.com)

Prepare to startyour engines

Passage permitted

OPEnInG TIMES -Cran bridge 1st October to 31st March 1st April to 30rd SeptembreMonday to Friday 9:00 & 14:00* 9:30, 10:30, 11:30,

14:00, 16:00, 18:00, 19:00

Saturday, Sunday and bank holidays

9:00, 11:00, 13:30, 15:30, 17:30

closed from : 1st to 11 november , 25 december and 1st january*on request mAde the previous dAy And on fridAy for the neXt mondAy. At 02 99 90 88 44 (9:00-12:30 / 13:30-17:30)

Out of service

Passage prohibited

A commitment charter for sustainable sailing on the Vilaine Bay water basin - Vilaine maritime, which is comprised of 6,000 floating berths and 2,000 places on the ground was signed on 6 July 2017 by 40 signatories: administrators, inter-municipal bodies, associations...

the signatories made a commitment to respect the objectives of the charter and to implement the actions that are neces-sary to achieve them.

01 Reconcile the practice of recrea-tional water activities with the pre-servation of the quality of the water and aquatic environment.

02 Improve navigation conditions and facilitate the continuity of naviga-tion from Redon to the sea.

03 Establish territorial and project governance for improved coordination.

his 3 oBJECtiVEs

thE CRAn BRidGE ChARtER FoR sustAinABLE sAiLinG

LighT-SignaLing ruLES

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The website lavilaine.com allows you to consult the lockage

schedule, with dynamic updates that take into account eventual

locking restrictions.

FREnCh WEBSITEWEBSITE

www.lavilaine.com EnGLISh WEBSITEle roche-vilaine tréhiguier

FiGht AGAinst siLtAtion oF thE EstuARy

Navigating in the estuary of the Vilaine has never been easy because of silting and the tide,

phenomena specific of all estuaries.This phenomenon of silting has, howe-ver, become more marked since the «closure» of the Vilaine by the Arzal dam. Blocking the tidal wave reduced the oscillating surface of the estuary, which previously went all the way to Redon close to 80%, reducing the cur-rents and favouring sedimentation. The total volume of deposited sediments since the construction of the dam is es-timated at 30 million m3.

In 2006, the EPTB Vilaine put a dredger into service called the Roche-Vilaine. A team of two sailors intervenes to pro-tect the access to the ports of Tréhiguier and Vieille-Roche, to the dry port of Trehudal and downstream of the lock of the dam. The dredger puts back the mud in suspension to the ebb tide han-ging deep waters, every month except April, May and August. The dredged volumes can be up to 75,000 m3/year.

WEBsitE dEdiCAtEd to sAiLinG

thE WEBsitE pRoVidEs inFoRMAtion on

• Opening times for the Arzal dam and the Cran bridge.

• Alerts related to particular functionings of the infrastructures.

• Situation of the road traffic.

• The navigation in the estuary.

• Advice for easily passing the lock and useful phone numbers .

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The port of Plaisance d’Arzal-Camoël offers boaters a vast platform of technical services

mooring caPaciTy 1200 berths 58 for visitors 31 000 m2 for dry docks (320 places)�

ELEcTriciTy All pontoons equipped with 220V:10-16A�

WEaThEr forEcaST Consult notices harbour master’s office and Camoël toilet blocks��

carburanTS Diesel and un-leaded 98�

inTErnET WIFI - Pass 24h FREE�

ToiLET bLockS Both banks�

accESS 40 km from Vannes by RN 165�

60 km from Nantes by RN165�

SNCF from Nantes and Vannes� Nantes Airport�

EaSy Lock PaSSagE Passage of the lock facilitated by the implementation of a 200 meter pontoon downstream to the dam with connection on the ground (presence from May till October)� Mooring subjected to conditions (see the on-the-spot display)� To anticipate and improve your approaches at the lockage times : channEL of LiSTEning : vhf 11 declare your intention of passing the lock on website PaSSEPorT EcLuSE : www.passeportecluse-arzal-camoel.com or phoning to +33 (0)2 57 62 06 60.

frEE boaTS cLEanning SErvicE

Waste water pumping� Bilge water pumping� Engine oil pumping� 24h/24h - frEE informaTionS aT harbour maSTEr’S officE

TEchnicaL PoLE

50 TonS cranELength max � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 25,00 mWidth max � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 5,80 mDraught max � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 3,50 mDry docks � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �31 000 m2

Mast, dismast and top mast works�

hARBOUR MASTER’S OFFICEtel. 02 97 45 02 97

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bEnEfiT from firST 2 ovErnighT STayS offErEd in 20 PorTS of morbihan (Informations at harbour master’s office)

• FOLLEUx • LA ROCHE BERNARD • ARZAL-CAMOËL • LE CROUESTY • ILES AUx MOINES • ARRADON • PORT BLANC-BADEN • AURAY-SAINT GOUSTAN • LA TRINITE SUR MER• PORT HALIGUEN • ÉTEL • GAVRES • PORT LOUIS • LOCMIQUELIC • HOËDIC • kERNEVEL • LORIENT • GUIDEL• VANNES • PORT-NISCOP BELZ

plaisanCe MORBIhAnPremium

01 Harbor master’s office (WC, Showers, Telephone)

02 sanitary Camoel03 Launderette04 home visitor

(Pontoon A - AVAL side)05 Fuel

06 station CLEAn BoAts07 Lock08 terre plein09 handling10 Selective Sort11 Lockage buoys

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Harbor Master’s office Opening times

Monday to Saturday Sunday

LoW SEaSon01/01

to 31/03 09:00 - 12:3014:00 - 17:30 CLosEd

30/09 to 31/12

mid SEaSon01/04

to 30/06 09:00 - 12:3014:00 - 18:00

09:00 - 12:3002/09

to 29/09

high SEaSon01/07

to 01/09 08:00 - 20:00 08:00 - 20:00

ProfESSionaL boaTing aT your SErvicE on ThE PorT of arzaL-camoëL• Mechanical • Hardware• Sailmaking / Saddlery • Electronics• Repair • Stratification• Maintenance • Rental• Management • Sales• Seamanship • Rope

Port d’arzal-camoël - capitainerie - 56190 arzaL Tel� 02 97 45 02 97 - Fax : 02 97 45 02 98arzal-camoel@compagniedesportsdumorbihan�fr www�arzal-camoel�comSPL COMPAGNIE DES PORTS DU MORBIHAN - RCS : Vannes B 317 823 409

diScovEr aPPacarzal-camoël port sailors association

[email protected]

PORTd’ARZAL-CAMOËL

morbihan

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The Plaisance port of the Roche-Bernard welcomes you mooring caPaciTy 763 berths, 56 visitors berths and 210 dry docks. Welcome visitors left bank and pontoon A (odd numbers) according to availability.

Contact par VhF sur le canal 9.

ELEcTriciTy Pontoons with water and electricity 220 V/10 A.

WEaThEr forEcaST Daily notices.

ToiLET bLockS 3 blocks - Old harbor and new Bridge.

boaTEr SErvicES Electric bicycles, Collecting household waste on water in summer, Access to remote car parks for vehicles.

accESS Direction «Port» 30 km from Redon. 38 km from Vannes. 60 km from nantes by Rn165. Aéroport de nantes.

manuTEnTion on the bank of la roche-bernard : 13T crane.on the bank of Marzan : hydraulic trolley 13T.

EquiPEmEnTS Port equipped with a wastewater treatment station for boats.

inTErnET WIFI - Pass 24h FREE.

EaSy Lock PaSSagE channEL of LiSTEning : vhf 11 you can declare your intentions of passage previously to cross the lock of arzal-camoël : www.passeportecluse-arzal-camoel.com

CAPITAInERIEtél. 02 99 90 62 17

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01 Harbor master’s office 02 Bathroom & shower03 pontoon A

04 Camping05 Tourist Office06 Museum

- Stopover relaxation - information to the captaincy


acTiviTiES - viSiTS • Heritage meetings and guided tours (in French) • Museum of The Vilaine maritime • Art workshops • Little tourist train • Excursions on the river Vilaine : Vedettes Jaunes, Morwenna • Ecol’ eau, electric boats rental • Famous restaurants • Traditionnal market on thursday morning • Market of local producers on Friday from 17:00 to 19:30 pm • The “Sentier des Ponts” (bridge trail) • Walking trails • Mountain bikes trails • Sailing school • Children’s play area • Swimming pool • Archery

SPEciaL EvEnTS • 5 to 7th of april : Journées

Européennes des Métiers d’Art • saturday 18 may : nuit Européenne

des Musées• July : Braderie et Vide grenier• July to october : Photo Festival

Ar’Images• July and august

- Les Jeudis au Musée : guided tours (in French) - Les Soirées Rochoises : free concerts

• 14 of July : Bastille Day : Concerts et firework• saturday 3 august : Music Festival Les

Garennes • 2 to 6th of august : Croqu’art Festival -

Festival de la caricature• the 21 and 22 september : European heritage Days • october : Saveurs d’Octobre : tasting sessions, market of local producers, mushroom picking…

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damgan - la roche-bernard tourisme Bureau d’Information Touristique de la Roche-Bernard Tel : 02 99 90 67 98 [email protected] www.damgan-larochebernard-tourisme.com

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assoCiations

professionals

• Port users association 06 86 55 13 00

• Basse-Vilaine traditional sailors (old rigs) 06 06 54 30 40

• le Brochet de Basse-Vilaine (fishing) 06 21 45 89 59

• atelier naVal de la couronne 02 99 90 66 77 - Bank LA ROChE-BERnARD

• coMPtoir nautiQue 06 62 78 77 46 - Bank MARzAn

port de la roche-bernard 2 quai st-antoine - 56130 la roChe-bernard Tél. 02 99 90 62 17 - Fax : 02 99 90 73 [email protected] www.roche-bernard.com

PORT deLA ROCHE-BERNARD

morbihan

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Harbor Master’s office Opening times

Monday to Saturday

Sunday and bank holidays

LoW SEaSon01/01

to 31/03 09:00 - 12:3014:00 - 17:30 CLosEd

01/10 to 31/12

mid SEaSon01/04

to 30/06 09:00 - 12:3014:00 - 18:00

09:00 - 12:3001/09

to 30/09

high SEaSon

01/07 to 31/08

08:30 - 12:3013:30 - 19:00

08:30 - 12:3014:00 - 19:00

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barrage & port d’arzal Camoël

port de la roche-bernard

port de la roche-bernard

port de folleux port de folleux

port de Cran port de Cran

escale de rieux escale de rieux

escale de fégréac

escale de fégréac

port de redon

SaiLing diSTancE from ThE arzaL dam To :du barrage d’arzal à :L’Île Dumet ...........................12,5 mileshouat ............................................25 milesBelle-Île ........................................36 milesGolfe du Morbihan ............28 milesLa Baule/Pornichet .............30 miles

boaT PaSSagE To LockS and cran bridgE

WaterWays serviCes délégation de nozay (du lundi au vendredi de 8h45 à 17h30) . . . . . . . . . 02 40 79 47 56subdivision canal d’ille et rance - vilaine à rennes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 02 99 59 20 60subdivision canal de nantes à Brest - Blavet à malestroit . . . . . . . . . . . 02 97 75 12 45

arzal redon Cran

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1977 6300 1500 nC

1991 13100 3800 1400

2003 18700 3600 1800

2012 16054 3644 1658

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The Vilaine3,8 miles

7,8 miles 4 miles

17,6 miles 13,8 miles 9,8 miles 2,4 miles

15,2 miles 11,4 miles 17 miles

17,8 miles 14 miles 10 miles 2,6 miles 0,2 miles

20,8 miles 17 miles 13 miles 5,6 miles 3,2 miles 3 miles

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At Folleux, cruise and discover the charm of the countryside

mooring caPaciTy 369 berths (pontoons and buoys) dont 30 visitor berths.

harbor officE Right bank - BÉGAnnE

WaTEr and ELEcTricTy On all pontoons 220V/10-16A.

WEaThEr forEcaST On both banks.

faciLiTiES Showers, toilets and laundry on both banks.

inTErnET WIFI - FREE 24h pass for visitors.

boaT yardS 15T crane, 15T hydraulic trailer, 2 boat yards with dry storage.

Launching arEa On both banks - Free access.

accESS Right bank access D20 > Redon / Muzillac. Left bank access Rn 165 > nantes / Vannes. ExIT : nivillac

SnCF Station : Redon and Vannes. nantes Airport.

hARBOR MASTER’S OFFICEtel. 02 99 91 80 87

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Le Val

Bel Air

Le Sapeur

Kergo d'en Haut

Kerlan

Le Palo

Bois Joli

La Croix Neuve

Le Village

Le Pâtis

Kergal

La Ville

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Petit Brécéan

La Simonaie

Brandumois

La Chapelle

La DénizaieLa Frênaie

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Les Alliers

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Comment s’y rendre ?À 15 km à l’ouest de Redon, suivre la D775

direction Vannes – La Roche-Bernard puis laD 20, direction Béganne

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Le Pas à Pas1 - Du parking, suivre la rue Galerne à droite. Descendre dans la rue du 19mars 1962. Se diriger vers le terrain de football. Le longer, passer derrière lasalle des sports et suivre à droite le deuxième terrain de football. Vous arri-vez sur un large accotement le long de la D 20. Le suivre sur la gauche surenviron 50 mètres.

2 - Soyez prudent en traversant la D 20 pour s’engager en face, dans le che-min empierré, situé entre deux maisons. Il se prolonge par un chemin deterre entre les champs. Tourner deux fois à gauche pour rejoindre une route.La suivre jusqu’au carrefour indiquant Kergo d’en Haut. Là, obliquer à gauchedans le chemin de terre bordant un bois.

3 - À la route, tourner à droite puis à gauche. Le chemin de terre passe à côtéd’un bois puis le pénètre. Le suivre jusqu’aux habitations. Poursuivre en facepuis à gauche pour gagner la D 20.

4 - Prudence en la traversant. À la croix, s’avancer à droite dans le cheminde terre. Il débouche sur une route que vous quittez aussitôt pour s’enfoncer,à gauche, dans le bois de pins. À sa sortie, descendre jusqu’au hameau deBodillo. Remonter vers la route.

5 - La suivre à gauche, puis, tourner de nouveau à gauche et gagner le vil-lage de Cado. Passer devant le lavoir.

6 - Possibilité de rejoindre la Chapelle Saint-Cado par le sentier herbeux àdroite. Le circuit se poursuit à gauche. Après la ferme, traverser le maraissur 1 km. Au croisement en T, remonter à gauche. Grimper à droite le che-min de terre abrupt.

7 - Au sommet, longer à droite la route qui domine la Vilaine. Au chemin em-pierré, descendre vers les marais. Suivre ce chemin environ 750 mètres. Àl’intersection, tourner à droite puis à gauche. Longer le bas des maraisjusqu’au petit pont en rondin. Passer près du lavoir de Bonnevin. Continuersur 200 mètres et tourner à droite sur un chemin de pierre qui rejoint le sitedu Rohello.

8 - Revenir par la route vers Béganne. Au carrefour, à gauche. Monter lechemin de pierre bordé de feuillus. À la route, tourner à droite. Au croise-ment, prendre en face puis obliquer à droite.9 - Passer la butte de terre. Poursuivre en face. Tourner au lavoir de Kergal.Le circuit continue par la route tout droit, puis à droite et de nouveau àgauche. Passer devant le lavoir du Bourg et gagner le bourg et le point de dé-part.

La toponymie (Bois Joli, Kergo d’en-haut, les Bois,

le Val) nous informe déjà de ce qui

nous attend :

des petites montées pour grimper sur les butte

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Après la descente dans le chemin em-pierré, juste après le village de Bodillo,si vous regardez bien, entre les maisons,vous apercevrez la Vilaine.

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une station météo bien étrange et amusante

qui répondra à toutes vos interrog

ations !

Au lavoir de Bonnevin,tous les ans, l’eau tourneen vin un seul jour del’année…

Au Rohello, se trouvent un dolmenet des menhirs isolés, preuvequ’une peuplade venue par la Vilaineavait élu domicile à Pellouan,appelé avant Pelven.

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• Local products and craft market : Every thursday from 16:00 to 20:00 PM in July and August • Children playground• Village & chapel of the Alliers

• Pedestrian and mountain bike circuit• Tourist Route of the Vilaine• Electric bicycle rental.• Access to the GR39 with the new bridge

loCal assoCiations• association nautiQue de Folleux (andF)

E-mail : [email protected]

• le broChet de basse-vilaine (pêche) Tél. 06 21 45 89 59

• aux Voiles etc... (navigation et découverte de la voile) E-mail : [email protected] - Web : www.auxvoilesetc.fr

• « vent de vilaine » [email protected]

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tWo boatyards at your serviCe• Hardware • Maintenance • Repair• Crane • Water outlet• Second-hand sales • Parking lot

• Multi-nautiQue (à niVillac) 02 99 90 67 76

• la cale de nePtune (à Béganne) 02 99 91 81 40

Capitainerie 47, folleux - 56350 Béganne Tél. 02 99 91 80 87 - Fax : 02 99 91 86 44Website : www.port-folleux.comE.mail : [email protected]

L’EsCALE dE FoLLEuXR E s t A u R A n t

Traditional Cuisine - Ice Cream - Beverages - Internet access - Concerts

tel. 02 99 91 82 41

FoLLEuX hARBoR

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tuesday, Friday & saturday

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Wednesday, thursday &

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Sunday &bank holidays

01/04 to 30/06 09:00 - 12:30

14:00 - 18:0009:00 - 12:3001/09

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MECA NAUTIQUEPort de plaisance

56190 ARZAL • 02 97 45 06 [email protected]

MÉCANIQUE IN-BORD ET HORS-BORD,VENTE BATEAUX ET MOTEURS NEUFS ET OCCASION,

STOCKAGE À SEC

Information at Folleux harbor master’s office

• 20 moorings on buoys and pontoon.

• No water, no electricty

• «Visitor’s» dock for FREE stop maximum 72 hours.

• Annual contracts available (please contact Folleux Harbor).

sChedule OF ThE CRAn BRIDGE

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inForMation at Folleux harBor Master’s offiCe

Tel. 02 99 91 80 87 - Fax : 02 99 91 86 44Website : www.port-folleux.com

E.mail : folleux@compagniedesportsdu morbihan.fr

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For this, the ports ans professionals make the necessary equipment available

• Areas equipped to collect and treat wa-ter during the careening of your boats,

• Recycling points of your black waters, grey waters and bilge waters,

• Collection and sorting points for your household and special waste,

• Lavatories, as far as possible.

do not hesitate to use theM !

Today everyone is aware of the necessity to protect our environment. Preserving the quality of the Vilaine waters is :• Ensuring the drinking water supply of about a million people from the interdepart-

mental drinking water plant “Vilaine Atlantique” in Férel.

• Protecting the activities of our coast : bathing, fishing, shellfish farming (breeding of mussels and oysters).

• Maintaining a high-quality territory for serene sailing.

every sMall daily step Can help !

did you knoW ?Dumping at sea represents on average 10 billion faecal bacteria

did you knoW ?Every refuel discharges on average 20 cl (1 glass) into the water of the port !

Let’s toast ?

for a list of the available equipment in each port, contact your harbormaster’s office or refer to the dedicated pages in this guide.

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for SEafarErS, ThiS iS achiEvEd Through bEST PracTicES EvEry day :

• Use the equipped careening areas to clean your boat.

• Store black and grey waters and drain them in equipped ports.

• Carry all his garbage back to the port and throw it away in the waste bins.

• Favour the use of the toilets available in the ports.• Use the ports’ fueling stations and use absorbent

sheets in case of leaks.

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rEgiSTraTion in ThE ToWn haLL• 40 places with pontoons equipped

(water & electricity).

• Places available in winter : from november 1st to April 30th. • 10 mooring places in the year.• Immediate proximity to the campsite

and its services.• Internet access at the reception

camping.• Shops nearby.• The center of the village is 300

meters.

EvEnTS • sunday, May 5 : Feast of the “boudins”

• saturday, June 15 : Music Festival

• sunday, June 16 : Flea market and empty loft

• saturday, June 22 : Feast of the “St Jean”

• saturday July 6 : Fireworks and meal mussels fries

• July and august : Theatrical show : ”La Rançon”

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CAMPInG02 99 91 97 85

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fLuidS On all pontoons water and 220V/16A.

WEaThEr forEcaST Daily display.

SaniTaTion On each quay end.

carburanT Gas-oil, 24/24h at the commercial port.

handLing 500kg crane with assistance.

accESS By car, 1 hour to Rennes, nantes and Vannes.

By train, SnCF rail station, 2 hours to Paris.

By boat, 3:50 hours to the Atlantic Ocean.

SLiPWay On the Vilaine - free access.

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aLong ThE yEar • end of april : Végétal passion.

• May : Fête de la Bretagne.

• June 21st : Fête de la musique.

• July 4th to 14th : Les Musicales.

• July 13th : Fireworks on the Vilaine.

• september 21st-22nd : European heritage Days.

• october : Month of the Chestnut, Chestnut festival, Teillouse fair, la Bogue d’Or.

• Market days in redon : On Friday, Saturday and Monday mornings.

Two steps from the city center and commodities, a marina at the crossroads of waterways in Brittany :

Channel-Atlantic liaison and Canal de Nantes à Brest. A few miles from the Ocean.

aLL SummEr• every tuesday evening : Guinguette des Mariniers.

• every thursday evening : Breton dance initiation.

• guided tours to discover the city.

• friday gigs.

• summer program «au fil de l’été 2019» proposed by the office de tourisme du pays de redon : Sportive, artistic and cultural animation for all.

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Capitainerie du port redon 12, Quai Jean Bart - 35600 redonPort. 07 77 88 23 22E.mail : [email protected] Facebook : Plaisance Fluviale - Simonszand

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free Clean boat station

• Black and grey water pumping • 24/24h - GRATUIT

inforMation at the harbor offiCe

Harbor office Opening

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Monday to saturday 09:00 to 14:00

middLE SEaSonApril 1st to June 30st 7/7

08:30 to 12:3014:30 to 19:00

September 1st to October 31st

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July 1st to August 31st

7/7 dAys 08:30 to 12:3014:00 to 20:00

Port de plaisance 56190 ARZAL06 16 60 58 73 [email protected]

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OFFICE DE TOURISME DU PAYS DE REDOn place de la république - 35600 redon tel. 02 99 71 06 04

oFFiCE dE touRisME du pAys dE REdon

Centuries of sailingCountless ships went back up the Vilaine river : long ago Gallic and Roman people on their galleys, then the Breton immigrants from Britain, and the Vikings on their longboats who came to plunder Redon. Later the coasters constantly supplied Redon’s port, crossroad of the Western waterways, carrying their shipments to Rennes or the nantes-Brest canal.

Pleasure-boating has now taken over from it. Barges and canoes, restaurant boats and sailing boats come to stroll or take shelter from the open sea wind...

Pays de Redon is sometimes called « the seven rivers land » : Arz, Isac, Oust, Aff, Chere and Don are the name of those, all flowing into the Vilaine river. Landscapes are beautiful, with many valleys, their swampy pastures and steep slopes. Along the waterways, stopping places to moor offer other discoveries : the villages and hiking trails, the shops and small harbours.

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Bureau d’Information Touristique de La Roche-Bernard 14, rue du docteur Cornudet - 56130 la roChe-bernard tel. 02 99 90 67 98 - www.damgan-larochebernard-tourisme.com

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Welcome to La Roche-Bernard... Bretagne Sud AreaBetween Vannes and nantes, with the picturesque Guérande Peninsula lying to the south and the Rhuys Peninsula extending to the north, skirting the entrance to the magnificent Gulf of Morbihan.

Its striking position at the confluence of river and sea offers a unique and relaxing mix of scenery, national heritage and, not least, gastronomy.

La Roche-Bernard, ancient city founded on a rocky outcrop on board of the river Vilaine figures among the Petites Cités de Caractère ®. Come to wander around its quaint streets, its port including old gaff riggers and modern pleasure yachts.

Dynamism lies in local artisans creation between traditional work and the latest in-novations. Local artists and artisans welcome you to their homes and ateliers to view their work and share their passion: painting, ceramics, mosaics, stained glass, potte-ry, glass pearl maker, and more besides.

near the coast or in the countryside, along of the river vilaine discover the attraction of this area either on foot or cycling. You will find at the turn of a path, secret and preserved places. Details and maps of the various signposted walks or mountain bikes may be obtained from the Tourist Office of La Roche-Bernard.

WEBSITE : www.damgan-larochebernard-tourisme.comE.MAIL : [email protected]

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f 01S 02S 03m 04T 05W 06T 07f 08S 09S 10m 11T 12W 13T 14f 15S 16S 17m 18T 19W 20T 21f 22S 23S 24m 25T 26W 27T 28f 29S 30S 31

hoRAiREs dEs MARéEs hoRAiREs dEs éCLusAGEshoRAiREs dEs MARéEs

March 2019





56 57d

aTE


hh:mm heigh coef. hh:mm heigh coef. hh:mm heigh hh:mm heighm 01 03:46 4,62 50 16:22 4,66 56 09:53 1,96 22:16 1,83T 02 04:18 4,86 61 16:46 4,85 67 10:37 1,65 22:57 1,53W 03 04:46 5,09 71 17:08 5,03 76 11:14 1,38 23:33 1,27T 04 05:15 5,30 80 17:32 5,20 83 11:48 1,17 --- ---f 05 05:45 5,47 86 17:59 5,32 88 00:06 1,06 12:20 1,02S 06 06:16 5,57 90 18:27 5,39 90 00:39 0,92 12:52 0,94S 07 06:48 5,58 90 18:56 5,39 90 01:11 0,86 13:23 0,94m 08 07:20 5,51 88 19:27 5,31 86 01:44 0,89 13:55 1,03T 09 07:55 5,33 83 20:00 5,14 78 02:18 1,01 14:29 1,20W 10 08:34 5,07 74 20:39 4,90 68 02:55 1,22 15:08 1,44T 11 09:22 4,75 63 21:28 4,61 57 03:37 1,49 15:54 1,72f 12 10:37 4,45 51 22:58 4,35 47 04:27 1,79 16:50 2,00S 13 12:36 4,37 44 --- --- --- 05:31 2,02 18:00 2,15S 14 01:08 4,38 44 13:57 4,55 47 06:54 2,03 19:24 2,05m 15 02:27 4,65 52 15:01 4,85 60 08:18 1,74 20:40 1,68T 16 03:26 5,00 67 15:51 5,17 76 09:26 1,28 21:45 1,22W 17 04:13 5,36 84 16:33 5,46 91 10:23 0,83 22:41 0,79T 18 04:54 5,66 97 17:10 5,67 102 11:14 0,48 23:33 0,46f 19 05:32 5,85 105 17:47 5,79 107 12:01 0,28 --- ---S 20 06:09 5,90 108 18:22 5,80 107 00:20 0,28 12:45 0,27S 21 06:45 5,80 105 18:58 5,69 101 01:04 0,28 13:26 0,43m 22 07:20 5,57 97 19:32 5,48 91 01:46 0,45 14:06 0,73T 23 07:54 5,24 85 20:07 5,19 77 02:27 0,77 14:46 1,12W 24 08:28 4,86 70 20:44 4,86 63 03:07 1,18 15:27 1,56T 25 09:05 4,48 55 21:30 4,52 48 03:49 1,62 16:12 2,00f 26 09:59 4,14 41 22:43 4,23 36 04:37 2,04 17:07 2,35S 27 12:58 3,99 32 --- --- --- 05:36 2,35 18:18 2,53S 28 00:52 4,14 31 14:17 4,13 32 06:52 2,45 19:37 2,47m 29 02:10 4,26 35 15:08 4,33 39 08:09 2,31 20:43 2,23T 30 03:02 4,46 45 15:44 4,54 50 09:08 2,03 21:34 1,93

da

TES arzaL dam


m 01T 02W 03T 04f 05S 06S 07m 08T 09W 10T 11f 12S 13S 14m 15T 16W 17T 18f 19S 20S 21m 22T 23W 24T 25f 26S 27S 28m 29T 30


April 2019





58 59d

aTE


hh:mm heigh coef. hh:mm heigh coef. hh:mm heigh hh:mm heighW 01 03:41 4,69 56 16:10 4,75 61 09:54 1,73 22:17 1,63T 02 04:13 4,93 66 16:35 4,96 71 10:34 1,44 22:56 1,35f 03 04:45 5,16 76 17:01 5,15 79 11:11 1,21 23:33 1,12S 04 05:17 5,35 83 17:30 5,30 86 11:45 1,03 --- ---S 05 05:51 5,46 88 18:00 5,40 89 00:09 0,94 12:20 0,93m 06 06:24 5,49 90 18:33 5,41 90 18:33 0,83 12:55 0,90T 07 07:01 5,43 89 19:08 5,35 87 01:22 0,82 13:31 0,97W 08 07:40 5,27 84 19:48 5,19 81 02:00 0,91 14:10 1,12T 09 08:24 5,03 77 20:34 4,96 72 02:41 1,09 14:53 1,33f 10 09:19 4,74 66 21:34 4,70 61 03:26 1,33 15:42 1,59S 11 10:40 4,49 56 23:08 4,51 53 04:19 1,58 16:40 1,81S 12 12:21 4,45 50 --- --- --- 05:23 1,78 17:50 1,93m 13 00:47 4,53 50 13:37 4,60 52 06:40 1,79 19:07 1,83T 14 02:02 4,70 56 14:38 4,83 62 07:56 1,57 20:18 1,56W 15 03:03 4,94 67 15:27 5,08 73 09:01 1,24 21:21 1,23T 16 03:51 5,19 79 16:09 5,30 84 09:58 0,92 22:19 0,92f 17 04:33 5,38 88 16:46 5,46 92 10:49 0,69 23:11 0,70S 18 05:12 5,50 94 17:23 5,56 95 11:36 0,58 23:59 0,58S 19 05:49 5,52 95 17:59 5,57 95 12:19 0,60 --- ---m 20 06:25 5,44 93 18:35 5,49 91 00:43 0,60 13:01 0,75T 21 07:01 5,26 87 19:10 5,34 83 01:25 0,73 13:40 0,98W 22 07:35 5,01 79 19:48 5,12 74 02:04 0,96 14:20 1,28T 23 08:10 4,74 68 20:28 4,86 63 02:44 1,26 15:00 1,61f 24 08:47 4,46 57 21:15 4,60 52 03:23 1,58 15:44 1,93S 25 09:34 4,20 47 22:15 4,36 42 04:06 1,89 16:34 2,20S 26 11:07 4,02 38 23:37 4,23 36 04:56 2,14 17:33 2,36m 27 13:09 4,05 35 --- --- --- 05:56 2,28 18:39 2,38T 28 00:58 4,23 35 14:11 4,20 37 07:04 2,26 19:44 2,26W 29 02:02 4,35 41 14:55 4,40 45 08:09 2,10 20:40 2,03T 30 02:53 4,54 49 15:29 4,61 54 09:03 1,85 21:30 1,77f 31 03:35 4,75 59 15:59 4,83 64 09:49 1,58 22:14 1,51

da

TES arzaL dam


W 01T 02f 03S 04S 05m 06T 07W 08T 09f 10S 11S 12m 13T 14W 15T 16f 17S 18S 19m 20T 21W 22T 23f 24S 25S 26m 27T 28W 29T 30f 31


May 2019





60 61d

aTE


hh:mm heigh coef. hh:mm heigh coef. hh:mm heigh hh:mm heighS 01 04:14 4,97 69 16:30 5,04 73 10:31 1,34 22:57 1,25S 02 04:51 5,16 77 17:03 5,22 81 11:10 1,13 23:39 1,03m 03 05:29 5,30 84 17:37 5,34 86 11:50 0,98 --- ---T 04 06:07 5,37 88 18:16 5,40 89 00:20 0,87 12:30 0,90W 05 06:48 5,35 89 18:58 5,37 89 01:03 0,78 13:12 0,90T 06 07:32 5,25 87 19:45 5,27 85 01:47 0,80 13:56 0,99f 07 08:21 5,07 82 20:39 5,10 78 02:32 0,90 14:43 1,14S 08 09:18 4,85 74 21:42 4,92 70 03:20 1,07 15:35 1,32S 09 10:30 4,65 66 22:59 4,77 62 04:13 1,27 16:33 1,50m 10 11:54 4,56 60 --- --- --- 05:13 1,45 17:37 1,62T 11 00:18 4,70 58 13:09 4,61 58 06:19 1,54 18:45 1,62W 12 01:32 4,72 59 14:13 4,74 61 07:28 1,50 19:53 1,52T 13 02:37 4,81 63 15:05 4,90 67 08:33 1,35 20:56 1,36f 14 03:31 4,93 70 15:48 5,07 73 09:31 1,18 21:55 1,19S 15 04:17 5,04 76 16:27 5,20 78 10:25 1,04 22:50 1,04S 16 04:58 5,12 80 17:04 5,30 82 11:13 0,97 23:40 0,95m 17 05:36 5,15 82 17:42 5,33 83 11:58 0,97 --- ---T 18 06:13 5,12 82 18:19 5,31 81 00:25 0,93 12:40 1,04W 19 06:49 5,03 80 18:57 5,22 78 01:07 0,99 13:19 1,18T 20 07:23 4,89 76 19:35 5,09 73 01:46 1,11 13:58 1,35f 21 07:57 4,73 70 20:15 4,93 66 02:23 1,28 14:37 1,55S 22 08:31 4,55 62 20:58 4,75 59 03:00 1,48 15:17 1,76S 23 09:08 4,36 55 21:45 4,57 51 03:38 1,68 16:01 1,95m 24 09:55 4,20 47 22:39 4,42 44 04:19 1,87 16:48 2,11T 25 11:13 4,09 42 23:44 4,32 40 05:06 2,03 17:42 2,21W 26 12:56 4,12 39 --- --- --- 06:01 2,13 18:40 2,22T 27 00:55 4,32 40 13:58 4,26 41 07:03 2,12 19:41 2,13f 28 02:00 4,42 44 14:45 4,46 48 08:05 2,00 20:39 1,95S 29 02:55 4,58 52 15:26 4,68 57 09:02 1,78 21:33 1,70S 30 03:45 4,79 62 16:04 4,91 67 09:52 1,53 22:23 1,41

da

TES arzaL dam


S 01S 02m 03T 04W 05T 06f 07S 08S 09m 10T 11W 12T 13f 14S 15S 16m 17T 18W 19T 20f 21S 22S 23m 24T 25W 26T 27f 28S 29S 30


June 2019





62 63d

aTE


hh:mm heigh coef. hh:mm heigh coef. hh:mm heigh hh:mm heighm 01 04:30 4,99 72 16:42 5,13 76 10:39 1,27 23:12 1,13T 02 05:14 5,17 81 17:23 5,31 85 11:25 1,04 --- ---W 03 05:57 5,31 88 18:07 5,45 91 00:01 0,88 12:11 0,86T 04 06:41 5,38 93 18:54 5,51 94 00:49 0,69 12:58 0,76f 05 07:27 5,36 94 19:44 5,50 93 01:37 0,59 13:46 0,75S 06 08:15 5,26 92 20:37 5,40 89 02:24 0,60 14:35 0,81S 07 09:05 5,07 86 21:32 5,22 82 03:12 0,71 15:26 0,96m 08 10:02 4,85 77 22:33 5,01 72 04:02 0,91 16:20 1,16T 09 11:11 4,66 68 23:41 4,80 64 04:55 1,16 17:18 1,37W 10 12:33 4,56 60 --- --- --- 05:54 1,40 18:20 1,55T 11 00:59 4,65 58 13:47 4,58 56 06:57 1,56 19:26 1,64f 12 02:14 4,61 56 14:47 4,69 57 08:03 1,61 20:32 1,62S 13 03:18 4,66 58 15:35 4,83 61 09:07 1,54 21:35 1,53S 14 04:10 4,75 63 16:16 4,97 66 10:05 1,43 22:34 1,39m 15 04:53 4,84 69 16:54 5,10 71 10:56 1,32 23:25 1,26T 16 05:31 4,92 73 17:32 5,19 75 11:42 1,24 --- ---W 17 06:06 4,96 76 18:08 5,23 77 00:11 1,17 12:24 1,21T 18 06:39 4,96 78 18:44 5,23 77 00:52 1,13 13:03 1,23f 19 07:10 4,91 77 19:21 5,18 76 01:29 1,14 13:40 1,29S 20 07:40 4,83 74 19:56 5,09 72 02:03 1,21 14:15 1,39S 21 08:09 4,73 70 20:33 4,96 67 02:36 1,31 14:51 1,52m 22 08:39 4,60 64 21:11 4,81 61 03:10 1,45 15:28 1,68T 23 09:13 4,45 57 21:51 4,64 54 03:45 1,62 16:07 1,85W 24 09:55 4,30 50 22:41 4,47 47 04:24 1,80 16:52 2,02T 25 11:01 4,17 44 23:50 4,35 42 05:09 1,97 17:43 2,16f 26 12:55 4,17 41 --- --- --- 06:03 2,10 18:43 2,21S 27 01:12 4,34 41 14:05 4,32 42 07:07 2,13 19:50 2,12S 28 02:22 4,45 46 15:00 4,54 50 08:16 2,00 20:56 1,89m 29 03:23 4,65 55 15:47 4,81 61 09:19 1,73 21:57 1,55T 30 04:16 4,90 68 16:31 5,10 74 10:14 1,40 22:52 1,17W 31 05:04 5,16 80 17:15 5,39 86 11:06 1,06 23:45 0,80

da

TES arzaL dam


m 01T 02W 03T 04f 05S 06S 07m 08T 09W 10T 11f 12S 13S 14m 15T 16W 17T 18f 19S 20S 21m 22T 23W 24T 25f 26S 27S 28m 29T 30W 31


July 2019





64 65d

aTE


hh:mm heigh coef. hh:mm heigh coef. hh:mm heigh hh:mm heighT 01 05:48 5,38 92 18:00 5,63 96 11:56 0,76 --- ---f 02 06:32 5,54 100 18:46 5,78 103 00:36 0,50 12:46 0,54S 03 07:15 5,59 104 19:33 5,82 104 01:25 0,31 13:35 0,44S 04 07:59 5,52 103 20:20 5,72 100 02:12 0,27 14:23 0,47m 05 08:42 5,33 96 21:07 5,48 91 02:58 0,39 15:11 0,64T 06 09:27 5,06 85 21:57 5,15 79 03:44 0,65 16:01 0,93W 07 10:18 4,75 71 22:55 4,79 65 04:32 1,02 16:54 1,29T 08 11:36 4,49 58 --- --- --- 05:25 1,41 17:53 1,64f 09 00:23 4,50 53 13:24 4,41 49 06:25 1,75 18:59 1,89S 10 02:01 4,40 46 14:37 4,51 46 07:34 1,93 20:11 1,95S 11 03:14 4,45 48 15:31 4,67 51 08:46 1,91 21:20 1,84m 12 04:08 4,58 54 16:12 4,85 59 09:50 1,74 22:21 1,63T 13 04:49 4,73 63 16:47 5,01 66 10:43 1,54 23:13 1,42W 14 05:23 4,86 70 17:20 5,16 73 11:29 1,36 23:56 1,25T 15 05:53 4,96 76 17:53 5,26 78 12:10 1,24 --- ---f 16 06:21 5,02 79 18:25 5,32 80 00:34 1,14 12:46 1,17S 17 06:49 5,04 81 18:57 5,33 81 01:08 1,09 13:20 1,16S 18 07:15 5,02 80 19:29 5,29 79 01:40 1,09 13:51 1,20m 19 07:42 4,96 78 20:02 5,18 75 02:10 1,15 14:23 1,30T 20 08:09 4,86 73 20:35 5,02 70 02:40 1,27 14:55 1,45W 21 08:38 4,71 66 21:10 4,82 62 03:12 1,43 15:30 1,65T 22 09:12 4,53 58 21:53 4,60 53 03:47 1,63 16:10 1,88f 23 09:56 4,33 49 22:55 4,37 45 04:27 1,87 16:57 2,11S 24 11:22 4,15 41 --- --- --- 05:17 2,09 17:56 2,27S 25 00:39 4,27 39 13:32 4,22 39 06:20 2,23 19:09 2,27m 26 02:01 4,37 41 14:40 4,47 45 07:37 2,18 20:30 2,03T 27 03:08 4,61 51 15:36 4,81 59 08:52 1,89 21:38 1,60W 28 04:04 4,93 67 16:23 5,18 75 09:55 1,46 22:36 1,11T 29 04:51 5,25 83 17:06 5,55 91 10:50 1,01 23:30 0,65f 30 05:34 5,54 98 17:48 5,86 104 11:42 0,60 --- ---S 31 06:15 5,75 109 18:30 6,05 112 00:20 0,28 12:32 0,31

da

TES arzaL dam


T 01f 02S 03S 04m 05T 06W 07T 08f 09S 10S 11m 12T 13W 14T 15f 16S 17S 18m 19T 20W 21T 22f 23S 24S 25m 26T 27W 28T 29f 30S 31


August 2019





66 67d

aTE


hh:mm heigh coef. hh:mm heigh coef. hh:mm heigh hh:mm heighS 01 06:55 5,82 113 19:12 6,07 113 01:08 0,07 13:19 0,18m 02 07:34 5,75 111 19:54 5,91 107 01:53 0,06 14:06 0,24T 03 08:14 5,54 102 20:36 5,59 96 02:37 0,24 14:51 0,49W 04 08:53 5,22 88 21:19 5,16 80 03:20 0,60 15:38 0,88T 05 09:36 4,84 71 22:09 4,70 62 04:05 1,06 16:27 1,36f 06 10:31 4,48 54 23:45 4,32 47 04:55 1,56 17:24 1,83S 07 13:01 4,29 41 --- --- --- 05:54 2,00 18:32 2,16S 08 01:54 4,24 38 14:26 4,39 38 07:07 2,24 19:51 2,23m 09 03:07 4,35 40 15:22 4,58 44 08:27 2,19 21:07 2,05T 10 03:59 4,54 49 16:02 4,79 55 09:35 1,94 22:07 1,77W 11 04:37 4,73 60 16:34 4,99 65 10:27 1,65 22:54 1,49T 12 05:06 4,89 69 17:02 5,17 74 11:11 1,40 23:34 1,27f 13 05:31 5,02 77 17:31 5,32 80 11:49 1,22 --- ---S 14 05:55 5,13 82 18:00 5,43 84 00:09 1,11 12:23 1,10S 15 06:21 5,19 85 18:30 5,47 85 00:41 1,03 12:54 1,05m 16 06:46 5,21 85 19:00 5,45 85 01:11 1,00 13:25 1,06T 17 07:13 5,18 83 19:31 5,35 82 01:40 1,05 13:55 1,15W 18 07:40 5,09 79 20:02 5,17 76 02:10 1,16 14:26 1,30T 19 08:07 4,93 72 20:36 4,94 68 02:40 1,33 14:59 1,52f 20 08:39 4,73 63 21:18 4,66 58 03:14 1,56 15:37 1,79S 21 09:19 4,47 52 22:21 4,38 47 03:54 1,83 16:23 2,06S 22 10:28 4,22 42 --- --- --- 04:43 2,10 17:22 2,28m 23 00:21 4,24 39 13:05 4,22 37 05:47 2,29 18:40 2,33T 24 01:47 4,38 39 14:23 4,49 44 07:08 2,26 20:11 2,05W 25 02:53 4,67 51 15:21 4,88 60 08:31 1,94 21:21 1,55T 26 03:48 5,03 69 16:09 5,30 78 09:36 1,44 22:19 1,01f 27 04:33 5,39 87 16:50 5,69 96 10:33 0,94 23:10 0,52S 28 05:13 5,69 103 17:29 5,99 108 11:25 0,50 23:59 0,18S 29 05:52 5,89 113 18:09 6,15 115 12:14 0,22 --- ---m 30 06:30 5,96 116 18:48 6,12 115 00:45 0,02 13:00 0,12

da

TES arzaL dam


S 01m 02T 03 * closure of the lock planned for technical reasons *W 04T 05f 06S 07S 08m 09T 10W 11T 12f 13S 14S 15m 16T 17W 18T 19f 20S 21S 22m 23T 24W 25T 26f 27S 28S 29m 30


September 2019





68 69d

aTE


hh:mm heigh coef. hh:mm heigh coef. hh:mm heigh hh:mm heighT 01 07:07 5,87 112 19:27 5,90 107 01:29 0,08 13:45 0,23W 02 07:45 5,64 101 20:06 5,53 94 02:11 0,33 14:29 0,53T 03 08:22 5,31 86 20:45 5,07 77 02:54 0,74 15:13 0,98f 04 09:02 4,92 68 21:29 4,59 59 03:38 1,24 16:00 1,50S 05 09:50 4,53 51 22:57 4,19 43 04:26 1,76 16:55 2,00S 06 12:13 4,25 37 --- --- --- 05:24 2,20 18:02 2,35m 07 01:36 4,15 34 13:57 4,31 33 06:38 2,43 19:26 2,42T 08 02:46 4,31 36 14:57 4,50 40 08:02 2,36 20:43 2,21W 09 03:37 4,52 45 15:39 4,71 51 09:09 2,09 21:40 1,90T 10 04:12 4,72 57 16:09 4,93 62 10:01 1,78 22:24 1,60f 11 04:39 4,90 67 16:36 5,13 72 10:43 1,50 23:02 1,35S 12 05:01 5,06 76 17:03 5,32 80 11:19 1,28 23:36 1,16S 13 05:25 5,20 82 17:32 5,45 85 11:53 1,12 --- ---m 14 05:50 5,31 86 18:01 5,52 87 00:08 1,05 12:25 1,03T 15 06:16 5,36 88 18:32 5,51 87 00:39 1,00 12:56 1,01W 16 06:44 5,34 86 19:03 5,42 85 01:09 1,03 13:28 1,08T 17 07:12 5,26 82 19:35 5,24 79 01:40 1,13 14:00 1,22f 18 07:43 5,10 75 20:12 4,99 71 02:13 1,30 14:35 1,43S 19 08:17 4,88 66 20:57 4,70 61 02:49 1,53 15:14 1,70S 20 09:02 4,60 55 22:08 4,40 50 03:31 1,80 16:02 1,98m 21 10:18 4,35 45 --- --- --- 04:22 2,06 17:02 2,20T 22 00:08 4,31 41 12:41 4,34 40 05:27 2,24 18:21 2,24W 23 01:29 4,48 42 14:00 4,59 47 06:48 2,20 19:50 1,96T 24 02:33 4,78 54 15:00 4,96 62 08:09 1,87 20:59 1,48f 25 03:26 5,12 71 15:48 5,34 80 09:14 1,40 21:55 0,98S 26 04:10 5,44 88 16:30 5,68 95 10:11 0,94 22:46 0,56S 27 03:51 5,71 101 16:09 5,92 106 10:04 0,56 22:34 0,30m 28 04:28 5,88 109 16:47 6,01 111 10:53 0,33 23:20 0,22T 29 05:05 5,93 109 17:25 5,94 109 11:39 0,28 --- ---W 30 05:43 5,85 102 18:04 5,71 102 00:03 0,32 12:23 0,42T 31 06:20 5,64 90 18:41 5,37 90 00:45 0,59 13:06 0,72

da

TES arzaL dam


T 01W 02T 03f 04S 05S 06m 07T 08W 09T 10f 11S 12S 13m 14T 15W 16T 17f 18S 19S 20m 21T 22W 23T 24f 25S 26S 27m 28T 29W 30T 31


October 2019





70 71d

aTE


hh:mm heigh coef. hh:mm heigh coef. hh:mm heigh hh:mm heighf 01 06:57 5,34 82 19:19 4,95 75 01:27 0,97 13:49 1,13S 02 07:36 4,99 67 20:00 4,54 59 02:11 1,42 14:35 1,60S 03 08:24 4,63 51 21:08 4,19 44 02:58 1,87 15:25 2,05m 04 09:46 4,33 39 23:56 4,11 34 03:53 2,26 16:26 2,38T 05 11:58 4,28 33 --- --- --- 05:02 2,48 17:43 2,49W 06 01:06 4,24 34 13:08 4,39 36 06:20 2,46 18:59 2,36T 07 01:58 4,44 41 13:57 4,58 46 07:28 2,25 19:58 2,09f 08 02:35 4,64 51 14:34 4,79 56 08:21 1,98 20:44 1,80S 09 03:03 4,84 61 15:05 5,01 66 09:04 1,71 21:23 1,54S 10 03:28 5,03 71 15:35 5,20 75 09:43 1,46 21:59 1,32m 11 03:52 5,20 78 16:04 5,36 81 10:19 1,27 22:33 1,17T 12 04:19 5,33 84 16:36 5,46 85 10:54 1,13 23:06 1,08W 13 04:48 5,41 87 17:08 5,48 87 11:29 1,06 23:39 1,07T 14 05:19 5,43 87 17:42 5,41 86 12:04 1,06 --- ---f 15 05:51 5,37 84 18:18 5,26 82 00:14 1,13 12:41 1,15S 16 06:27 5,23 79 18:59 5,05 75 00:51 1,26 13:19 1,32S 17 07:09 5,03 70 19:50 4,79 66 01:31 1,45 14:02 1,54m 18 08:03 4,79 61 21:04 4,54 56 02:17 1,67 14:51 1,78T 19 09:24 4,58 52 22:44 4,47 49 03:10 1,89 15:50 1,97W 20 11:10 4,56 48 --- --- --- 04:14 2,03 17:03 2,01T 21 00:05 4,59 49 12:29 4,72 53 05:28 2,00 18:22 1,83f 22 01:08 4,83 57 13:33 4,97 63 06:42 1,77 19:30 1,49S 23 02:02 5,10 70 14:25 5,25 76 07:48 1,44 20:28 1,12S 24 02:47 5,36 83 15:10 5,48 88 08:47 1,09 21:21 0,82m 25 03:28 5,57 92 15:51 5,64 96 09:41 0,82 22:09 0,64T 26 04:06 5,72 98 16:30 5,69 99 10:32 0,65 22:56 0,59W 27 04:44 5,77 99 17:09 5,63 98 11:19 0,61 23:40 0,68T 28 05:22 5,72 96 17:47 5,46 93 12:04 0,71 --- ---f 29 06:00 5,58 89 18:24 5,20 85 00:22 0,89 12:47 0,94S 30 06:39 5,35 80 19:01 4,91 74 01:04 1,17 13:28 1,24

da

TES arzaL dam


f 01S 02S 03m 04T 05W 06T 07f 08S 09S 10m 11T 12W 13T 14f 15S 16S 17m 18T 19W 20T 21f 22S 23S 24m 25T 26W 27T 28f 29S 30


November 2019





72 73d

aTE


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