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CONSOLIDATED NEWFOUNDLAND

AND

LABRADOR REGULATION 1065/96

Pinware River Provincial Park Proclamation

under the

Provincial Parks Act

(O.C. 96-189)

Under the authority of

section 4 of the Provincial Parks Act

and the Subordinate Legislation Revision and Consolidation Act

, the Lieutenant-Governor in Council proclaims the area described in the

Schedule to be a provincial park.

The Pinware River Park Proclamation, Newfoundland Regulation 193/80, is repealed.

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Schedule

All that piece or parcel of land situate and being at Pinware in the province, abutted and bounded as follows, that is to say:

Beginning at a point in the eastern limit of the Southern Labrador Highway, 30.5 metres wide, that point having reference from the centre of the concrete bridge spanning Little Trout River as follows: south 4 21' west 67.1 metres, south 55 05' east 205.6 metres, south 44 05' east 315.9 metres, south 7 58' east 46 metres, south 38 20' east 103.7 metres, south 60 36' east 16.4 metres to the principal point of beginning;

Then by Crown land south 60 36' east 146.2 metres;

Then by the shoreline of Pinware Bay at low water ordinary spring tides south 29 04' east 73.5 metres, south 80 20' east 56.9 metres, south 32 34' east 47.2 metres, south 53 28' west 73 metres, south 2 34' west 71.9 metres, south 15 16' east 70.56 metres, south 2 14' west 89 metres, south 13 20' west 98.8 metres, south 7 30' east 164.2 metres, south 27 19' east 53.6 metres, south 46 12' east 95.5 metres, south 18 16' east 32.8 metres, south 3 14' east 77.3 metres, south 51 57' east 100.6 metres, south 61 57' east 95.6 metres, south 66 09' east 334.2 metres, south 74 23' east 342.8 metres, south 60 15' east 69.5 metres, south 41 34' east 66.7 metres, south 49 39' east 33.5 metres, south 37 11' west 50.6 metres, south 62 42' west 29.5 metres;

Then by the shoreline of the Strait of Belle Isle at low water ordinary spring tide north 65 26' west 170.7 metres, north 87 36' west 92.7 metres, north 75 13' west 54.4 metres, south 81 07' west 49 metres, north 81 09' west 121.4 metres, north 72 36' west 151.3 metres, north 73 12' west 97.6 metres, north 85 03' west 113.1 metres, south 85 22' west 65.7 metres, south 78 57' west 122.5 metres, south 67 76.6 metres, south 63 58' west 113.7 metres, south 77 18' west 112.8 metres, south 60 26' west 77.8 metres, south 64 36' west 226.5 metres;

Then by Crown land north 40 33' west 43.7 metres;

Then by the eastern limit of the Southern Labrador Highway in a general northeasterly direction a distance of 1,642.9 metres, more or less, to the point of beginning and containing an area of 68 hectares.

All bearings being referred to magnetic north.

193/80

Earl G. Tucker, Queen's Printer