Antarctic Treaty (Environment Protection) Proclamation 2005
Part 8Antarctic specially protected area No. 108
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Part 8 Antarctic specially protected area No. 108
Green Island, Berthelot Islands, Antarctic Peninsula.
Latitude 65 19 S, longitude 64 09 W.
Green Island (65° 19 S, 64° 09 W, approximately 0.2 km2) is a small island situated 150 m north of the largest of the Berthelot Islands group, Grandidier Channel, approximately 3 km off the Graham Coast of the Antarctic Peninsula.
The designated area comprises the entire island, with the boundary defined as the low tide level. Offshore islets and rocks are not included within the Area. Boundary markers have not been installed. The coast itself is a clearly defined and visually obvious boundary feature.