 | Great Britain. Hydrographic Department, Martin White - 1835 - 354 Seiten
...refresliments, &c., are also scarce. SECTION 4. — JKRSEY. THE Island of Jersey, like Guernsey and Alderney, is completely encompassed with dangers of every description,...which are rendered doubly formidable by the great vertical rise and fall, as well as rapidity, of the tides. The most remarkable are the Pierres de Lecq... | |
 | John Walker (geographer to the East India company.) - 1844 - 210 Seiten
...during the spring tides is 18J feet only, and during the neaps it does not exceed 10 feet. The Island of Jersey, is completely encompassed with dangers of...which are rendered doubly formidable by the great vertical rise and fall, as well as rapidity of the tides. The most remarkable are the Pierres de Lecq... | |
 | John Walker (geographer to the East India company.) - 1858 - 260 Seiten
...spring tides is 18J feet only, and during the neaps it does not exceed 10 feet. The ISLAND of JERSEY ie completely encompassed with dangers of every description,...which are rendered doubly formidable by the great vertical rise and fall, as well as rapidity of the tides. The most remarkable are the Pierres de Lecq... | |
 | Admiralty hydrogr. dept - 1882 - 508 Seiten
...penalty of thirty shillings." APPROACH TO JERSEY FROM THE NORTHWARD, WITH OUTLYING BOCKS AND DANGERS. Like Guernsey and Alderney, Jersey is completely encompassed...tides. The most remarkable are, the Pierres de Lecq, or Pater-Nosters, the Drouilles, and the Ecrehos, on the northern and north-eastern sides ; the Violet... | |
 | United States. Hydrographic Office - 1915 - 658 Seiten
...southeastward, with its well-wooded surface and its shore of sand and rock. Jersey is encompassed by dangers rendered doubly formidable by the great rise and fall, as well as by the rapidity, of the tides. On the northwestern and western sides are the Banc Desormes. Rigdon... | |
 | United States. Hydrographic Office - 1915 - 1286 Seiten
...southeastward, with its well-wooded surface and its shore of sand and rock. Jersey is encompassed by dangers rendered doubly formidable by the great rise and fall, as well as by the rapidity, of the tides. On the northwestern and western sides are the Ranc Desormes. Rigdon... | |
 | United States. Hydrographic Office - 1917 - 670 Seiten
...southeastward, with its well-wooded surface and its shore of sand and rock. Jersey is encompassed by dangers rendered doubly formidable by the great rise and fall, as well as by the rapidity, of the tides. On the northwestern and western sides are the Bane Desonnes, Rigdon... | |
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... St. Ouen Bay present themselves, as also the tower on 1'Etac Point and the remarkable rock known as the Pinnacle, between that point and Grosnez Point : and finally, the declining land to the southeastward, with its well-wooded surface and its shore... 