The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) (Oil and Chemical Pollution of Fish and Plants) (Partial Revocation No. 3) Order 1996

Article 2

SCHEDULE

PART I PART OF THE AREA NO LONGER DESIGNATED

An area of sea known as the Burry Inlet off the North Gower coast of Wales, which lies to the east of a line between Burry Port Harbour Light in the County of Carmarthenshire at 51° 40.5" N latitude and 004° 15.0" W longitude and Hills Tor in the County of Swansea at 51° 37.4" N latitude and 004° 16.2" W longitude.

PART II THE AREA REMAINING DESIGNATED

That area of the sea around Wales below mean high water springs enclosed by a straight line extending due west from the mainland of Wales at St David’s Head 51° 54.3" N latitude and 005° 18.8" W longitude to a point at sea 51° 54.3" N latitude and 005° 28.5" W longitude; then in a south westerly direction to a point at sea 51° 52.0" N latitude and 005° 30.8" W longitude; then in a southerly direction to a point at sea 51° 43.8" N latitude and 005° 28.9" W longitude; then in a south by easterly direction to a point at sea 51° 37.3" N latitude and 005° 24.2" W longitude; then in a south easterly direction to a point at sea 51° 30.0" N latitude and 004° 55.4" W longitude; then in an east south easterly direction to a point at sea 51° 26.3" N latitude and 004° 12.7" W longitude; then due north to Port-Eynon Point on the Gower Peninsula at 51° 32.2" N latitude and 004° 12.7" W longitude; then following the coast line in a generally northerly direction to Hills Tor in the County of Swansea at 51° 37.4" N latitude and 004° 16.2" W longitude; then in a north easterly direction to Burry Port Harbour Light in the County of Carmarthenshire at 51° 40.5" N latitude and 004° 15.0" W longitude.