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Northeast Multispecies Closed Area Regulations: Georges Bank and Southern New England

The summaries in the pages below provide a broad overview of restrictions and requirements; and are not a substitute for the regulations. You must read the regulations in conjunction with these pages to fully understand how this fishery is managed.

New England/Mid-Atlantic

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Maps should be considered together to gain a complete picture of the closed areas in Northeast Multispecies fishery. The regulations summarized here may be found at 50 CFR 648.81, § 648.370, and. § 648.371. Back to Closed Area Regulations Page.

Georges Bank Dedicated Habitat Research Area, Closed Area II, and Great South Channel Habitat Management Area

Map of the Georges Bank Dedicated Habitat Research Area, Closed Area II Habitat Closure Area, and the Closed Area II Closure Area

Georges Bank Dedicated Habitat Research Area (DHRA)

The Georges Bank DHRA depicted above is closed year-round to all bottom-tending mobile gears, defined as the following:  Gear in contact with the ocean bottom, and towed from a vessel, which is moved through the water during fishing in order to capture fish, and includes otter trawls, beam trawls, hydraulic dredges, non-hydraulic dredges, and seines (with the exception of a purse seine). 

DHRAs are designated for 3 years, after which the Regional Administrator will consult with the New England Fishery Management Council and the public on whether to maintain the designation.

The Georges Bank DHRA is defined by straight lines connecting the following points in the order stated:

Georges Bank DHRA

Point

N. Lat.

W. Long.

CIH3

40˚ 55'

68˚ 53'

CIH4

40˚ 58'

68˚ 30'

CI3

40˚ 45'

68˚ 30'

CI2

40˚ 45'

68˚ 45'

CIH3

40˚ 55'

68˚ 53'

Closed Area II

Unless further restricted under the EFH Closure areas, Closed Area II is closed year-round to all fishing vessels, with the following exceptions:  Vessels fishing with or using pot gear designed to take lobsters or hagfish, pelagic hook and line gear, pelagic longline gear, harpoon gear, tuna purse seine, pelagic mid-water trawl gear*, and tuna purse seine gear, provided no regulated species are kept and no other gear capable of catching NE multispecies is on board; and vessels fishing in a groundfish special access program (SAP) or scallop access program in compliance with the regulations.

 *Vessels using mid-water trawl gear must have on board a Letter of Authorization (LOA) issued by the Regional Administrator. Mid-water trawl vessels are issued a LOA for a minimum of 7 days. The vessel can be issued LOAs for the midwater trawl exempted fishery and the purse seine exempted fishery at the same time. An LOA may be obtained by calling the Permit Office at (978) 281-9370.

Closed Area II is defined by straight lines connecting the following points in the order stated:

Closed Area II

Point

N. Lat.

W. Long.

CII1

41˚ 00'

67˚ 20'

CII2

41˚ 00'

66˚ 35.8' *

G5

41˚ 18.6'

66˚ 24.8' *

CII3

42˚ 22'

67˚ 20'

CII1

41˚ 00'

67˚ 20'

*The U.S.-Canada maritime boundary

Closed Area II Habitat Closure Area

The Closed Area II Habitat Closure Area depicted above is closed year-round to all bottom-tending mobile gears, and is defined by straight lines connecting the following points in the order stated:

Closed Area II Habitat Closure Area

Point

N. Lat.

W. Long.

CIIH1

42˚ 10'

67˚ 20'

CIIH2

42˚ 10'

67˚ 9.3'

CIIH3

42˚ 00'

67˚ 0.5'

CIIH4

42˚ 00'

67˚ 10'

CIIH5

41˚ 50'

67˚ 10'

CIIH6

41˚ 50'

67˚ 20'

CIIH1

42˚ 10'

67˚ 20'


Great South Channel Habitat Management Area

The Great South Channel HMA depicted above is closed year-round to all bottom-tending mobile gears, and is defined by straight lines connecting the following points in the order stated:

Great South Channel Habitat Management Area

Point

N. Lat.

W. Long.

GSCH1

41° 30.3’

69° 31.0’

GSCH 2

41° 0.00’

69° 18.5’

GSCH 3

40° 51.7’

69° 18.5’

GSCH 4

40° 51.6’

69° 48.9’

GSCH 5

41° 30.2’

69° 49.3’

GSCH1

41° 30.3’

69° 31.0’

 

Seasonal Closure Areas

Map of Seasonal Groundfish Closure Areas in Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank

Closed Area I North Seasonal Closure

The Closed Area I North Seasonal Closure depicted above is closed from February 1 through April 15 to all fishing vessels, with the following exemptions:  vessels fishing with exempted gears (spears, rakes, diving gear, cast nets, tongs, harpoons, weirs, dip nets, stop nets, pound nets, pots and traps, purse seines, surf clam/ quahog dredge gear, pelagic hook and line, pelagic longlines, single pelagic gillnets, and shrimp trawls (with properly configured grates));  vessels participating in the mid-water trawl exempted fishery; and vessels using sea scallop dredge gear when under a scallop day-at-sea (DAS), or vessels lawfully in a scallop dredge exemption area.

The Closed Area I North Seasonal Closure is defined by straight lines connecting the following points in the order stated:

Closed Area I North Seasonal Closures

Point

N. Lat.

W. Long.

CIN1

41°30′

69°23′

CIN2

41°30′

68°30′

CIN3

41°26′

68°30′

CIN4

41°04′

69°01′

CIN1

41°30′

69°23′

Winter Massachusetts Bay Spawning Protection Area

The Winter Massachusetts Bay Spawning Protection Area depicted above is closed from November 1 to January 31 to all fishing vessels, with the following exceptions: Vessels that do not have a federal Northeast multispecies permit and are fishing exclusively in state waters; charter and party or private recreational vessels using pelagic hook and line gear, and there is no retention of regulated Northeast multispecies or ocean pout; and vessels fishing with exempted gears (spears, rakes, diving gear, cast nets, tongs, harpoons, weirs, dip nets, stop nets, pound nets, pots and traps, purse seines, surf clam/quahog dredge gear, pelagic hook and line, pelagic longlines, single pelagic gillnets, shrimp trawls (with properly configured grates)).

The Winter Massachusetts Bay Spawning Protection Area is defined by straight lines connecting the following points, which fall along the Massachusetts state waters boundary, in the order stated:

Winter Massachusetts Bay Spawning Protection Area

Point

N. Lat.

W. Long.

WSPA1

42° 23.61’

70° 39.21’

WSPA2

42° 07.68’

70° 26.79’

Spring Massachusetts Bay Spawning Protection Area

The Spring Massachusetts Bay Spawning Protection Area depicted above is closed from April 15 to April 30 to all fishing vessels, with the following exceptions: Charter and party vessels*; recreational vessels; vessels fishing on a sector trip or under a handgear A permit within GOM Cod Protection Closures IV and V; vessels fishing with exempted gears (spears, rakes, diving gear, cast nets, tongs, harpoons, weirs, dip nets, stop nets, pound nets, pots and traps, purse seines, surf clam/quahog dredge gear, pelagic hook and line, pelagic longlines, single pelagic gillnets, shrimp trawls (with properly configured grates)); vessels participating in the mid-water trawl exempted fishery; vessels using sea scallop dredge gear when under a scallop day-at-sea (DAS), or vessels lawfully in a scallop dredge exemption area; and vessels participating in the Raised Footrope Trawl Exempted Whiting Fishery.

*Charter and party vessels may fish in the Spring Massachusetts Bay Spawning Protection Area provided they have a Letter of Authorization (LOA) from the Regional Administrator to enter or fish in these areas (additional requirements also apply). You may get an LOA by calling the Permit Office at (978) 281-9370.

The Spring Massachusetts Bay Spawning Protection Area is defined by straight lines connecting the following points in the order stated:

 [April 15 – April 30]

 

Point

N. latitude

W. longitude

Note

SSPA1

42°30'N

The intersection of 42°30’ N. lat. and the coastline at Marblehead, MA

 

SSPA2

42°30'N

70°30’W

 

SSPA3

42°00'N

70°30’W

 

SSPA4

42°00'N

The intersection of 42°00’ N. lat. and the coastline at Kingston, MA

From Point SSPA4 to Point SSPA5 following the coastline of Massachusetts

SSPA5

The intersection of 71°00’ W. long and the coastline at Quincy, MA

71°00'W

From Point SSPA4 to Point SSPA5 following the coastline of Massachusetts

SSPA6

The intersection of 71°00’ W. long and the northernmost coastline at East Boston, Boston, MA

71°00'W

From Point SSPA6 back to Point SSPA 1 following the coastline of Massachusetts

SSPA1

42°30'N

The intersection of 42°30’ N. lat. and the coastline at Marblehead, MA

From Point SSPA6 back to Point SSPA 1 following the coastline of Massachusetts

 

Mobile Gear and Lobster Trap/Pot Restricted Gear Areas

Map of Mobile Gear and Lobster Pot Restricted Gear Areas in Southern New England

The Mobile Gear and Lobster Trap/Pot Restricted Gear Areas (RGAs), depicted above, implement measures to separate mobile gear and lobster trap/pot gear in time and area according to the schedule below.  Mobile gear vessels may transit the areas when closed, provided that all mobile gear is stowed according to gear stowage requirements inside the area.

Mobile Gear and Lobster Trap/Pot RGAs

RGA

Closed to mobile gear

Closed to trap/pot gear

I

October 1 - June 15

June 16 – September 30

II

November 27 - June 15

June 16 – November 26

III

June 16 - November 26

January 1 – April 30

IV

June 16 - September 30

No closure

 

 

Mobile Gear and Lobster Trap/Pot RGA I Closed to mobile gear Closed to trap/pot gear
October 1 - June 15 June 16 – September 30
Inshore Boundary Offshore Boundary
Point Latitude Longitude Point Latitude Longitude
To 120     To 69    
69 40˚ 07.9’ 68˚ 36.0’ 120 40˚ 06.4’ 68˚ 35.8’
70 40˚ 07.2’ 68˚ 38.4’ 121 40˚ 05.25’ 68˚ 39.3’
71 40˚ 06.9’ 68˚ 46.5’ 122 40˚ 05.4’ 68˚ 44.5’
72 40˚ 08.7’ 68˚ 49.6’ 123 40˚ 06.0’ 68˚ 46.5’
73 40˚ 08.1’ 68˚ 51.0’ 124 40˚ 07.4’ 68˚ 49.6’
74 40˚ 05.7’ 68˚ 52.4’ 125 40˚ 05.55’ 68˚ 49.8’
75 40˚ 03.6’ 68˚ 57.2’ 126 40˚ 03.9’ 68˚ 51.7’
76 40˚ 03.65’ 69˚ 00.0’ 127 40˚ 02.25’ 68˚ 55.4’
77 40˚ 04.35’ 69˚ 00.5’ 128 40˚ 02.6’ 69˚ 00.0’
78 40˚ 05.2’ 69˚ 00.5’ 129 40˚ 02.75’ 69˚ 00.75’
79 40˚ 05.3’ 69˚ 01.1’ 130 40˚ 04.2’ 69˚ 01.75’
80 40˚ 08.9’ 69˚ 01.75’ 131 40˚ 06.15’ 69˚ 01.95’
81 40˚ 11.0’ 69˚ 03.8’ 132 40˚ 07.25’ 69˚ 02.0’
82 40˚ 11.6’ 69˚ 05.4’ 133 40˚ 08.5’ 69˚ 02.25’
83 40˚ 10.25’ 69˚ 04.4’ 134 40˚ 09.2’ 69˚ 03.3’
84 40˚ 09.75’ 69˚ 04.15’ 135 40˚ 09.75’ 69˚ 03.3’
85 40˚ 08.45’ 69˚ 03.6’ 136 40˚ 09.55’ 69˚ 03.85’
86 40˚ 05.65’ 69˚ 03.55’ 137 40˚ 08.4’ 69˚ 03.4’
87 40˚ 04.1’ 69˚ 03.9’ 138 40˚ 07.2’ 69˚ 03.3’
88 40˚ 02.65’ 69˚ 05.6’ 139 40˚ 06.0’ 69˚ 03.1’
89 40˚ 02.00’ 69˚ 08.35’ 140 40˚ 05.4’ 69˚ 03.5’
90 40˚ 02.65’ 69˚ 11.15’ 141 40˚ 04.8’ 69˚ 03.05’
91 40˚ 00.05’ 69˚ 14.6’ 142 40˚ 03.55’ 69˚ 03.55’
92 39˚ 57.8’ 69˚ 20.35’ 143 40˚ 01.9’ 69˚ 03.95’
93 39˚ 56.65’ 69˚ 24.4’ 144 40˚ 01.0’ 69˚ 04.4’
94 39˚ 56.1’ 69˚ 26.35’ 146 39˚ 59.9’ 69˚ 06.25’
95 39˚ 56.55’ 69˚ 34.1’ 147 40˚ 00.6’ 69˚ 10.5’
96 39˚ 57.85’ 69˚ 35.5’ 148 39˚ 59.25’ 69˚ 11.15’
97 40˚ 00.65’ 69˚ 36.5’ 149 39˚ 57.45’ 69˚ 16.05’
98 40˚ 00.9’ 69˚ 37.3’ 150 39˚ 56.1’ 69˚ 20.1’
99 39˚ 59.15’ 69˚ 37.3’ 151 39˚ 54.6’ 69˚ 25.65’
100 39˚ 58.8’ 69˚ 38.45’ 152 39˚ 54.65’ 69˚ 26.9’
102 39˚ 56.2’ 69˚ 40.2’ 153 39˚ 54.8’ 69˚ 30.95’
103 39˚ 55.75’ 69˚ 41.4’ 154 39˚ 54.35’ 69˚ 33.4’
104 39˚ 56.7’ 69˚ 53.6’ 155 39˚ 55.0’ 69˚ 34.9’
105 39˚ 57.55’ 69˚ 54.05’ 156 39˚ 56.55’ 69˚ 36.0’
106 39˚ 57.4’ 69˚ 55.9’ 157 39˚ 57.95’ 69˚ 36.45’
107 39˚ 56.9’ 69˚ 57.45’ 158 39˚ 58.75’ 69˚ 36.3’
108 39˚ 58.25’ 70˚ 03.0’ 159 39˚ 58.8’ 69˚ 36.95’
110 39˚ 59.2’ 70˚ 04.9’ 160 39˚ 57.95’ 69˚ 38.1’
111 40˚ 00.7’ 70˚ 08.7’ 161 39˚ 54.5’ 69˚ 38.25’
112 40˚ 03.75’ 70˚ 10.15’ 162 39˚ 53.6’ 69˚ 46.5’
115 40˚ 05.2’ 70˚ 10.9’ 163 39˚ 54.7’ 69˚ 50.0’
116 40˚ 02.45’ 70˚ 14.1’ 164 39˚ 55.25’ 69˚ 51.4’
119 40˚ 02.75’ 70˚ 16.1’ 165 39˚ 55.2’ 69˚ 53.1’
To 181      166 39˚ 54.85’ 69˚ 53.9’
      167 39˚ 55.7’ 69˚ 54.35’
      168 39˚ 56.15’ 69˚ 55.35’
      169 39˚ 56.05’ 69˚ 56.25’
      170 39˚ 55.3’ 69˚ 57.1’
      171 39˚ 54.8’ 69˚ 58.6’
      172 39˚ 56.05’ 70˚ 00.65’
      173 39˚ 55.3’ 70˚ 02.95’
      174 39˚ 56.9’ 70˚ 11.3’
      175 39˚ 58.9’ 70˚ 11.5’
      176 39˚ 59.6’ 70˚ 11.1’
      177 40˚ 01.35’ 70˚ 11.2’
      178 40˚ 02.6’ 70˚ 12.0’
      179 40˚ 00.4’ 70˚ 12.3’
      180 39˚ 59.75’ 70˚ 13.05’
      181 39˚ 59.3’ 70˚ 14.0’
      To 119    
Mobile Gear and Lobster Trap/Pot RGA II Closed to mobile gear Closed to trap/pot gear
November 27 - June 15 June 16 – November 26
To 1     To 49    
49 40˚  02.75’ 70˚ 16.1’ 1 39˚ 59.3’ 70˚ 14.0’
50 40˚  00.7’ 70˚ 18.6’ 2 39˚ 58.85’ 70˚ 15.2’
51 39˚ 59.8’ 70˚ 21.75’ 3 39˚ 59.3’ 70˚ 18.4’
52 39˚ 59.75’ 70˚ 25.5’ 4 39˚ 58.1’ 70˚ 19.4’
53 40˚  03.85’ 70˚ 28.75’ 5 39˚ 57.0’ 70˚ 19.85’
54 40˚  00.55’ 70˚ 32.1’ 6 39˚ 57.0’ 70˚ 21.25’
55 39˚ 59.15’ 70˚ 34.45’ 7 39˚ 57.5’ 70˚ 22.8’
56 39˚ 58.9’ 70˚ 38.65’ 8 39˚ 57.1’ 70˚ 25.4’
57 40˚  00.1’ 70˚ 45.1’ 9 39˚ 57.65’ 70˚ 27.05’
58 40˚  00.5’ 70˚ 57.6’ 10 39˚ 58.58’ 70˚ 27.7’
59 40˚  02.0’ 71˚ 01.3’ 11 40˚ 00.65’ 70˚ 28.8’
60 39˚ 59.3’ 71˚ 18.4’ 12 40˚ 02.2’ 70˚ 29.15’
61 40˚  00.7’ 71˚ 19.8’ 13 40˚ 01.0’ 70˚ 30.2’
62 39˚ 57.5’ 71˚ 20.6’ 14 39˚ 58.58’ 70˚ 31.85’
63 39˚ 53.1’ 71˚ 36.1’ 15 39˚ 57.05’ 70˚ 34.35’
64 39˚ 52.6’ 71˚ 40.35’ 16 39˚ 56.42’ 70˚ 36.8’
65 39˚ 53.1’ 71˚ 42.7’ 21 39˚ 58.15’ 70˚ 48.0’
66 39˚ 46.95’ 71˚ 49.0’ 24 39˚ 58.3’ 70˚ 51.1’
67 39˚ 41.15’ 71˚ 57.1’ 25 39˚ 58.1’ 70˚ 52.25’
68 39˚ 35.45’ 72˚ 02.0’ 26 39˚ 58.05’ 70˚ 53.55’
69 39˚ 32.65’ 72˚ 06.1’ 27 39˚ 58.4’ 70˚ 59.6’
70 39˚ 29.75’ 72˚ 09.8’ 28 39˚ 59.8’ 71˚ 01.05’
To 48     29 39˚ 58.2’ 71˚ 05.85’
      30 39˚ 57.45’ 71˚ 12.15’
      31 39˚ 57.2’ 71˚ 15.0’
      32 39˚ 56.3’ 71˚ 18.95’
      33 39˚ 51.4’ 71˚ 36.1’
      34 39˚ 51.75’ 71˚ 41.5’
      35 39˚ 50.05’ 71˚ 42.5’
      36 39˚ 50.0’ 71˚ 45.0’
      37 39˚ 48.95’ 71˚ 46.05’
      38 39˚ 46.6’ 71˚ 46.1’
      39 39˚ 43.5’ 71˚ 49.4’
      40˚  39˚ 41.3’ 71˚ 55.0’
      41 39˚ 39.0’ 71˚ 55.6’
      42 39˚ 36.72’ 71˚ 58.25’
      43 39˚ 35.15’ 71˚ 58.55’
      44 39˚ 34.5’ 72˚ 00.75’
      45 39˚ 32.2’ 72˚ 02.25’
      46 39˚ 32.15’ 72˚ 04.1’
      47 39˚ 28.5’ 72˚ 06.5’
      48 39˚ 29.0’ 72˚ 09.25’
      To 70    
Mobile Gear and Lobster Trap/Pot RGA III Closed to mobile gear Closed to trap/pot gear
June 16 - November 26 January 1 - April 30
Inshore Boundary Offshore Boundary
Point Latitude  Longitude Point Latitude Longitude
To 49     To 182    
182 40˚ 05.6’ 70˚ 17.7’ 49 40˚ 02.75’ 70˚ 16.1’
183 40˚ 06.5’ 70˚ 40.05’ 50 40˚ 00.7’ 70˚ 18.6’
184 40˚ 11.05’ 70˚ 45.8’ 51 39˚ 59.8’ 70˚ 21.75’
185 40˚ 12.75’ 70˚ 55.05’ 52 39˚ 59.75’ 70˚ 25.5’
186 40˚ 10.7’ 71˚ 10.25’ 53 40˚ 03.85’ 70˚ 28.75’
187 39˚ 57.9’ 71˚ 28.7’ 54 40˚ 00.55’ 70˚ 32.1’
188 39˚ 55.6’ 71˚ 41.2’ 55 39˚ 59.15’ 70˚ 34.45’
189 39˚ 55.85’ 71˚ 45.0’ 56 39˚ 58.9’ 70˚ 38.65’
190 39˚ 53.75’ 71˚ 52.25’ 57 40˚ 00.1’ 70˚ 45.1’
191 39˚ 47.2’ 72˚ 01.6’ 58 40˚ 00.5’ 70˚ 57.6’
192 39˚ 33.65’ 72˚ 15.0’ 59 40˚ 02.0’ 71˚ 01.3’
To 70     60 39˚ 59.3’ 71˚ 18.4’
      61 40˚ 00.7’ 71˚ 19.8’
      62 39˚ 57.5’ 71˚ 20.6’
      63 39˚ 53.1’ 71˚ 40.35’
      64 39˚ 52.6’ 71˚ 40.35’
      65 39˚ 53.1’ 71˚ 42.7’
      66 39˚ 46.95’ 71˚ 49.0’
      67 39˚ 41.15’ 71˚ 57.1’
      68 39˚ 35.45’ 72˚ 02.0’
      69 39˚ 32.65’ 72˚ 06.1’
      70 39˚ 29.75’ 72˚ 09.8’
      To 192    
Mobile Gear and Lobster Trap/Pot RGA IV Closed to mobile gear Closed to trap/pot gear
June 16 - September 30 No Closure
Inshore Boundary Offshore Boundary
Point Latitude Longitude Point Latitude Longitude
193 40˚ 13.6’ 68˚ 40.6’ 69 40˚ 07.90’ 68˚ 36.00’
194 40˚ 11.6’ 68˚ 53.0’ 70 40˚ 07.2’ 68˚ 38.40’
195 40˚ 14.0’ 69˚ 04.70’ 71 40˚ 06.90’ 68˚ 46.50’
196 40˚ 14.30’ 69˚ 05.80’ 72 40˚ 08.70’ 68˚ 49.60’
197 40˚ 05.5’ 69˚ 09.0’ 73 40˚ 08.10’ 68˚ 51.00’
198 39˚ 57.3’ 69˚ 25.10’ 74 40˚ 05.70’ 68˚ 52.40’
199 40˚ 00.40’ 69˚ 35.20’ 75 40˚ 03.60’ 68˚ 57.20’
200 40˚ 01.70’ 69˚ 35.40’ 76 40˚ 03.65’ 69˚ 00.00’
201 40˚ 01.70’ 69˚ 37.40’ 77 40˚ 04.35’ 69˚ 00.50’
202 40˚ 00.50’ 69˚ 38.80’ 78 40˚ 05.20’ 69˚ 00.50’
203 40˚ 01.30’ 69˚ 45.00’ 79 40˚ 05.30’ 69˚ 01.10’
204 40˚ 02.10’ 69˚ 45.00’ 80 40˚ 08.90’ 69˚ 01.75’
205 40˚ 07.60’ 70˚ 04.50’ 81 40˚ 11.00’ 69˚ 03.80’
206 40˚ 07.80’ 70˚ 09.20’ 82 40˚ 11.60’ 69˚ 05.40’
To 119     83 40˚ 10.25’ 69˚ 04.40’
      84 40˚ 09.75’ 69˚ 04.15’
      85 40˚ 08.45’ 69˚ 03.60’
      86 40˚ 05.65’ 69˚ 03.55’
      87 40˚ 04.10’ 69˚ 03.90’
      88 40˚ 02.65’ 69˚ 05.60’
      89 40˚ 02.00’ 69˚ 08.35’
      90 40˚ 02.65’ 69˚ 11.15’
      91 40˚ 00.05’ 69˚ 14.60’
      92 39 57.8’ 69˚ 20.35’
      93 39 56.75’ 69˚ 24.40’
      94 39 56.50’ 69˚ 26.35’
      95 39 56.80’ 69˚ 34.10’
      96 39 57.85’ 69˚ 35.05’
      97 40˚ 00.65’ 69˚ 37.30’
      98 40˚ 00.90’ 69˚ 37.30’
      99 39 59.15’ 69˚ 37.30’
      100 39 58.80’ 69˚ 38.45’
      102 39 56.20’ 69˚ 40.20’
      103 39 55.75’ 69˚ 41.40’
      104 39 56.70’ 69˚ 53.60’
      105 39 57.55’ 69˚ 54.05’
      106 39 57.40’ 69˚ 55.90’
      107 39 56.90’ 69˚ 57.45’
      108 39 58.25’ 70˚ 03.00’
      110 39 59.20’ 70˚ 04.90’
      111 40˚ 00.70’ 70˚ 08.70’
      112 40˚ 03.75’ 70˚ 10.15’
      115 40˚ 05.20’ 70˚ 10.90’
      116 40˚ 02.45’ 70˚ 14.1’
      119 40˚ 02.75’ 70˚ 16.1’
      To 206    

Last updated by Greater Atlantic Regional Fisheries Office on 12/02/2022