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John C. Crosbie Sealers Interpretation Centre

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Sunrise and sunset at John C. Crosbie Sealers Interpretation Centre, by month
Month (the 15th)SunriseSunset
January7:49 am4:32 pm
February7:10 am5:22 pm
March7:16 am7:06 pm
April6:12 am7:52 pm
May5:21 am8:34 pm
June4:58 am9:05 pm
July5:15 am9:00 pm
August5:54 am8:18 pm
September6:37 am7:16 pm
October7:21 am6:14 pm
November7:10 am4:23 pm
December7:48 am4:06 pm

Worked out for the 15th of each month at this spot, in local time. The weather line at the top has today's.

On the way to…

  1. Discovery Trail →

    Opened at Elliston in June 2014, a hundred years after the disaster it exists for. On 30 March 1914 sealers from the SS Newfoundland were left on the ice in a blizzard, and the SS Southern Cross went down the same day returning from the front; more than 250 men were lost between them. Elliston lost a greater share of its men than any other community, so the centre is here.

    Stopping here adds about 0 km to that drive (305 km start to finish).

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While you're stopped here: The root cellars at Elliston (0.1 km away) · Elliston Puffin Viewing Point (1.7 km away) · Dungeon Provincial Park (4.9 km away)

From OpenStreetMap, 2026-09-05. Listed, not recommended. How we measure

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John C. Crosbie Sealers Interpretation Centre on the Discovery Trail drive, 305 km end to end.Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Tiles by OpenFreeMap. Route line computed with OSRM.
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