Division EDULE Definitions of Hatt Rock and Brentons

Co-ordinates used in this Schedule are based on WGS 84 datum, where ‘WGS 84’ means the World Geodetic System, revised in 1984.

“Hatt Rock” means the area enclosed by a line drawn from:

• Point A (50 Degrees 10,320 Minutes North, 4 Degrees 28,388 Minutes West) to

• Point B (50 Degrees 10,170 Minutes North, 4 Degrees 29,413 Minutes West) to

• Point C (50 Degrees 10,568 Minutes North, 4 Degrees 29,755 Minutes West) to

• Point D (50 Degrees 10,832 Minutes North, 4 Degrees 29,227 Minutes West) to

• Point E (50 Degrees 10,782 Minutes North, 4 Degrees 28,543 Minutes West)

and then from Point E to Point A.

“Brentons” means the area enclosed by a line drawn from:

• Point A (50 Degrees 10,714 Minutes North, 4 Degrees 25,325 Minutes West) to

• Point B (50 Degrees 10,651 Minutes North, 4 Degrees 25,599 Minutes West) to

• Point C (50 Degrees 10,632 Minutes North, 4 Degrees 25,870 Minutes West) to

• Point D (50 Degrees 12,167 Minutes North, 4 Degrees 26,709 Minutes West) to

• Point E (50 Degrees 12,330 Minutes North, 4 Degrees 26,505 Minutes West) to

• Point F (50 Degrees 12,398 Minutes North, 4 Degrees 26,1972 Minutes West) to

• Point G (50 Degrees 12,750 Minutes North, 4 Degrees 25,251 Minutes West) to

• Point H (50 Degrees 12,956 Minutes North, 4 Degrees 24,723 Minutes West)

and then from Point H to Point A by a line drawn six nautical miles seaward of the 1983 baselines.