Antarctic Treaty (Environment Protection) Proclamation 2005
Part 16Antarctic specially protected area No. 116
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Part 16 Antarctic specially protected area No. 116
New College Valley, Caughley Beach, Cape Bird, Ross Island.
Latitude 77 10 S, longitude 166 40 E.
Caughley Beach and its hinterland lie between the areas known as the Cape Bird Northern and Middle Penguin Rookeries, about 1 km north of Cape Bird, northern Ross Island (latitude 77° 10 S, longitude 166° 40 E). The proposed site encompasses the area between the top of the coastal cliffs of Caughley Beach and the Mt Bird Ice Cap, and between a line 200 m south of the New Zealand Antarctic Research Programme’s summer station and a line 500 m north of Cape Bird Middle Adélie Penguin Rookery.
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Note This map predates the current terminology — SPA No. 20 is now ASPA No. 116.