Paragraph 3 Port of PenrynI1

All that part of the Penryn River below the level of high water lying to the west of an imaginary line drawn from Boyers Cellars at point (1) (50°09′51.78960″N, 005°04′54.49080″W) and then in a straight line in a northerly direction to point (2) (50°09′53.39782″N, 005°04′54.97723″W) and then in a straight line in an easterly direction to point (3) (50°09′53.43783″N, 005°04′54.71091″W) and then in a straight line in a north westerly direction to point (4) (50°09′53.60564″N, 005°04′55.07463″W) and then in a straight line in a north easterly direction to point (5) (50°09′59.84386″N, 005°04′50.55608″W) and then in a straight line in a northerly direction to point (6) (50°10′07.37969″N, 005°04′50.92783″W) and then following the level of high water in a north westerly direction to point (7) (50°10′07.45244″N, 005°04′50.99206″W), and then following the level of high water in a northerly direction to Sely’s Creek at point (8) (50°10′07.53160″N, 005°04′51.02904″W) commonly called Sailor’s Creek, in the parish of Mylor and county of Cornwall, and the harbour premises, as shown outlined red on the Penryn Harbour Limits Plan.