Hinchinbrook Plan of Management 2004
10Missionary Bay Transit Lanes
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10 Missionary Bay Transit Lanes
(1) The 400 metre wide transit lane beginning at the Cardwell jetty/boat ramp (described on Map 3 in Schedule 8 as ‘Jetty’ — 18 15.72 S, 146 1.63 E) and the 200 metre wide transit lane beginning at the mouth of the access channel to the Port Hinchinbrook Marina (described on Map 3 in Schedule 8 as ‘Marina’ — 18 16.65 S, 146 3.01 E) going to a navigation marker in Missionary Bay, this being, from the Jetty or Marina, generally north-easterly along the geodesic to 18 13.87 S, 146 4.69 E (Point B).
(2) From Point B, the lane travels to a navigation marker in Missionary Bay, this being generally north-easterly along the geodesic to 18° 12.38 S, 146° 6.3 E (Point C).
(3) The transit lane at Point C becomes 200 metres wide and splits going to a navigation marker in Missionary Bay and to the Goold Island and Garden Island Locations, these being:
(a) from Point C, generally easterly along the geodesic to 18 12.34 S, 146 9.36 E (Point D); or
(b) from Point C, generally north-easterly along the geodesic to the westernmost intersection of the parallel 18° 10.62 S and the coastal 500 metre line around Goold Island (18–010).
(4) From Point D, the lane travels to a navigation marker in Missionary Bay this being, from Point D, generally south-easterly along the geodesic to 18° 13.5 S, 146° 11.3 E (Point E).
(5) From Point E, the lane splits again to a navigation marker in southern Missionary Bay and to allow access to the Macushla Location, these being:
(a) from Point E, generally southerly along the geodesic to 18° 15.2 S, 146° 11.79 E (Point F); or
(b) from Point E, generally south-easterly along the geodesic to the westernmost intersection of the parallel 18° 13.61 S and the Macushla location (described in item 13).
(6) The transit lane at Point F becomes 100 metres wide to allow entry into the narrow mouth of the access creek to the Ramsay Bay Boardwalk this being:
(a) from Point F, generally south-easterly along the geodesic to 18 16.14 S, 146 13.05 E (Point G); and
(b) from Point G, generally south-easterly along the geodesic to 18° 16.56 S, 146° 13.61 E.