2. The Loch Roag Protected Area is that part of Scottish inshore waters, including the seabed and subsoil, which is enclosed by the boundary lines (the topographical descriptions of which are provided in the third column of the following table) which join in the order given the co-ordinates listed in the second column.
| Boundary line | Co-ordinates between which the boundary line extends | Topographical description of boundary line |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | A to B | Geodesic line |
| 2. | B to C | Line following the mean high water spring mark |
| 3. | C to D | Geodesic line |
| 4. | D to E | Line following the mean high water spring mark |
| 5. | E to F | Geodesic line |
| 6. | F to G | Line following the mean high water spring mark |
| 7. | G to H | Geodesic line |
| 8. | H to A | Line following the mean high water spring mark |