4Port definitions

4 Port definitions

In this Part –

Port of Adventure Bay means all waters bounded by an imaginary circle having a radius of 3 nautical miles and centred on Grass Point;

Port of Burnie means all the waters bounded by an imaginary circle having a radius of 3 nautical miles and centred at the eastern end of the Island Breakwater in Emu Bay;

Port of Coles Bay means all the waters –

(a) to the east of an imaginary straight line drawn between Hepburn Point and the westernmost point of Schouten Island, including Schouten Passage; and

(b) to the west of an imaginary straight line drawn between Cape Tourville and Cape Forestier; and

(c) to the west of an imaginary straight line drawn between Cape Forestier and Cape Sonnerat, including Schouten Passage;

Port of Devonport means all the waters bounded by an imaginary circle centred at Mersey Bluff Lighthouse having a radius of 3 nautical miles, including the waters of the River Mersey up to, but not including, the Victoria Bridge;

Port of Grassy means all the waters bounded by an imaginary circle having a radius of 3 nautical miles and centred at the outer extremity of the reclamation at Grassy Harbour;

Port of Hobart means the area comprising Zones A, B and C, as defined in regulation 5 ;

Port of Lady Barron means all the waters bounded by an imaginary circle having a radius of 3 nautical miles and centred at the outer extremity of the wharf situated in Adelaide Bay;

Port of Launceston means all the waters bounded by an imaginary circle having a radius of 3 nautical miles and centred at Low Head and including the area comprising Zones D and E as defined in regulation 5 ;

Port of Naracoopa means all the waters bounded by an imaginary circle having a radius of 3 nautical miles and centred at the outer extremity of the port operator jetty situated at Naracoopa;