There’s a phenomenon in Saint John, New Brunswick called Reversing Falls, where the incoming tide of the Bay of Fundy reverses the waters of the St. John River. It changes from a modest set of falls going out towards sea at low tide to rapids heading inward at high tide. I visited the area three times today to see the differences.
Near low tide
Mid-afternoon, shortly after slack
High tide
Video: Low tide
Video: Same location at high tide
Video: Downstream at low tide
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