Schedule 3 - Small Pelagic Fishery Management Plan 2009 - Australian sardine sub-area

3 Australian sardine sub-area

The area of the Australian sardine sub-area is the part of the AFZ bounded by a notional line beginning at the point of intersection of the parallel of latitude 24° 294S and the meridian of longitude 154° 404E and running progressively as described in the following table.

Item	Description
1	East along that parallel to its intersection with the outer limit of the AFZ
2	Generally southerly to the intersection of the geodesic which is a continuation of the landward boundary between New South Wales and Victoria
3	West along the geodesic to the intersection with the eastern shore of Australia
4	Generally northerly and easterly along the Australian coastline to the intersection of the eastern shore of Australia with the parallel of latitude 28 10 S
5	East along that parallel to its intersection with the meridian of longitude 154 404 E
6	North along the meridian to the point where the line began

Schedule 2 Zones A, B, C and D

(section 3)

1 Zone A

The area of Zone A is the part of the AFZ bounded by a notional line beginning at the intersection of the parallel of latitude 42 12 S with the western coastline of Tasmania, and running progressively as described in the following table.

Item	Description
1	West along that parallel to the intersection with the outer limit of the AFZ
2	Generally south-easterly, easterly, north-easterly and northerly along that outer limit to the intersection with the parallel of latitude 3930 S
3	West along that parallel to the intersection with the meridian of longitude 146 30E
4	South along that meridian to its point of intersection with the northern coastline of Tasmania
5	Generally westerly, southerly and south-easterly along the coastline to the point where the line began.

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