Harold Bridge
Fixed · FixedHarold Bridge is a fixed bridge with spans charted from 5 ft to 7 ft of vertical clearance, measured to mean high water.
Clearances are from NOAA chart US4ME1EK, measured to mean high water. The clearance shown is the lowest charted for any of its spans. Actual clearance is lower whenever the water stands above that level, as at higher tides and in storm surge. Always confirm against your vessel's air draft and the posted clearance gauge before transiting.
Pathr nautical charts
Harold Bridge on the chart
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Frequently asked
What is the clearance under Harold Bridge?+
Harold Bridge is a fixed bridge with spans charted from 5 ft to 7 ft of vertical clearance, measured to mean high water. These figures are from NOAA chart data. Real clearance drops whenever the water stands above the level they are measured to, so leave a margin for your air draft.
Tides & conditions at this crossing
Clearance under Harold Bridge shrinks as the water rises. Check the water level and marine conditions at the nearest NOAA station, Millbridge, Narraguagus River, Maine (0 mi away).
