Part 36Antarctic specially protected area No. 136

Part 36 Antarctic specially protected area No. 136

  Clark Peninsula, Budd Coast, Wilkes Land.

  Latitude 66  15 S, longitude 110 36 E.

  Clark Peninsula, an area of rock exposures and permanent ice and snow fields, is situated on the north side of Newcomb Bay at the east end of Vincennes Bay, opposite Windmill Islands region, on Budd Coast, Wilkes Land, in latitude 66° 15 S and longitude 110° 36 E. The Area is approximately 9.75 km2 in area. The Area comprises all the land on Clark Peninsula within the southern boundary line connecting the east side of Powell Cove at a point which originates at latitude 66.254424° S, longitude 110.53330° E, to trigonometrical station G7 at latitude 66.25809° S, longitude 110.55664° E thence to a point to the east-south-east on Løken Moraine. The eastern boundary is the western-most limit of Løken Moraines as far north as a point due east of Blakeney Point, and thence to the coast, returning along the coast to the point of origin. The boundary of the Area will be indicated by prominent markers.

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Note   This map predates the current terminology — Site of Special Scientific Interest No. 17 is now Antarctic specially protected area No. 136.