Public ramp · Kenai Peninsula Borough · Alaska
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The last reading here is 42 days old — past what we'll stand behind, so we're going back to the source.
Pulling NOAA tide station 9455760
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Captain Cook State Recreation Area is a public boat ramp in Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska, on Stormy Lake. From here SeaStatus scores one water: Cook Inlet North Kalgin Island (Area 2 of 5).
The main water here is Cook Inlet North Kalgin Island (Area 2 of 5). Nearshore water is scored mostly on wind and wave height, with wave steepness and the tidal current counting too. A current running against the wind is treated as worse than either one alone. Tide predictions come from NOAA station TWC1989, East Foreland, the closest one to here. Its conditions are read at a reference point on the water about 0.0 mi from this ramp.
Scores are decision support, not a substitute for your own judgment or the official NWS forecast. Read the limits.
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Sources · NOAA Tide Station TWC1989