The Port Security (Port of Rosyth) Designation Order 2014
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2 Port boundary
(1) For the purposes of the definition of “port” in regulation 2 of the Port Security Regulations 2009, the boundary of the Port of Rosyth is defined as follows. (2) The boundary is generally shown by the inner edge of the outer red line on the plan in Schedule 1. (3) The numbered points on that line have the following Ordnance Survey Great Britain 1936 National Grid coordinates— 1 = 311186.5E 681652.9N; 2 = 311137.9E 681527.5N; 3 = 310191.7E 681893.9N; 4 = 310161.1E 681822.6N; 5 = 310059.5E 681743.5N; 6 = 310019.7E 681664.7N; 7 = 310196.2E 681516.1N; 8 = 310173.6E 681455.5N; 9 = 309659.8E 681654.7N; 10 = 309583.2E 681654.9N; 11 = 309328.0E 681754.7N; 12 = 309209.4E 681929.6N; 13 = 309208.1E 681954.9N; 14 = 309227.9E 682010.2N; 15 = 309116.6E 682051.6N; 16 = 308972.1E 682123.1N; 17 = 308888.2E 682183.2N; 18 = 308985.0E 682426.0N; and 19 = 309046.3E 682402.8N. (4) The hatched area enclosed by the inner red line on that plan is outside the boundary. (5) Where the red line runs along a beach or foreshore, the boundary runs along the edge of the land on that beach or foreshore which is below the level of mean high water springs.
2 Port boundary
(1) For the purposes of the definition of “port” in regulation 2 of the Port Security Regulations 2009, the boundary of the Port of Rosyth is defined as follows. (2) The boundary is generally shown by the inner edge of the outer red line on the plan in Schedule 1. (3) The numbered points on that line have the following Ordnance Survey Great Britain 1936 National Grid coordinates— 1 = 311186.5E 681652.9N; 2 = 311137.9E 681527.5N; 3 = 310191.7E 681893.9N; 4 = 310161.1E 681822.6N; 5 = 310059.5E 681743.5N; 6 = 310019.7E 681664.7N; 7 = 310196.2E 681516.1N; 8 = 310173.6E 681455.5N; 9 = 309659.8E 681654.7N; 10 = 309583.2E 681654.9N; 11 = 309328.0E 681754.7N; 12 = 309209.4E 681929.6N; 13 = 309208.1E 681954.9N; 14 = 309227.9E 682010.2N; 15 = 309116.6E 682051.6N; 16 = 308972.1E 682123.1N; 17 = 308888.2E 682183.2N; 18 = 308985.0E 682426.0N; and 19 = 309046.3E 682402.8N. (4) The hatched area enclosed by the inner red line on that plan is outside the boundary. (5) Where the red line runs along a beach or foreshore, the boundary runs along the edge of the land on that beach or foreshore which is below the level of mean high water springs.
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