Transport Infrastructure (Ports) Regulation 2026
sch.2-sec.17Port of Burketown
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sch.2-sec.17 Port of Burketown
The limits of the Port of Burketown is the area bounded by a line— starting from the high-water mark at latitude 17°33.81' south, longitude 139°44.97' east in the vicinity of Stokes Point; and to latitude 17°26.83' south, longitude 139°48.31' east; and to latitude 17°27.38' south, longitude 139°49.33' east; and to the high-water mark at latitude 17°34.55' south, longitude 39°45.89' east in the vicinity of Kangaroo Point; and along the high-water mark of the east bank of the Albert River to the head of navigation; and to the high-water mark on the west bank of the Albert River at the head of navigation; and along the high-water mark on the west bank of the Albert River to latitude 17°33.81' south, longitude 139°44.97' east in the vicinity of Stokes Point.
- (a) starting from the high-water mark at latitude 17°33.81' south, longitude 139°44.97' east in the vicinity of Stokes Point; and
- (b) to latitude 17°26.83' south, longitude 139°48.31' east; and
- (c) to latitude 17°27.38' south, longitude 139°49.33' east; and
- (d) to the high-water mark at latitude 17°34.55' south, longitude 39°45.89' east in the vicinity of Kangaroo Point; and
- (e) along the high-water mark of the east bank of the Albert River to the head of navigation; and
- (f) to the high-water mark on the west bank of the Albert River at the head of navigation; and
- (g) along the high-water mark on the west bank of the Albert River to latitude 17°33.81' south, longitude 139°44.97' east in the vicinity of Stokes Point.