The Port of Tyne Harbour Revision Order 2026
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Schedule 3 LIMITS OF PORT
Article 13 The Port of Tyne The limits of the port comprise— (a) the area below the level of high water— (i) bounded on the seaward side of the port by imaginary lines commencing at— (aa) the North Pier Head at point A (55°00′51.97″N, 001°24′10.04″W), then proceeding in a straight line in a north-north westerly direction to a radius of 1 mile at point B (55°01′51.09″N, 001°24′27.24″W), then following the line of the arc of the 1 mile radius centred at point A (55°00′51.97″N, 001°24′10.04″W) in an overall south easterly direction to the radius intersection at point C (55°01′04.76″N, 001°22′28.17″W); and (bb) the South Pier Head at point E (55°00′40.81″N, 001°24′03.73″W), then proceeding in a straight line in a southerly direction to a radius of 1 mile at point D (54°59′40.61″N, 001°24′04.62″W), then following the line of the arc of the 1 mile radius centred at point E (55°00′40.81″N, 001°24′03.73″W), in an overall north easterly direction to the radius intersection at point C (55°01′04.76″N, 001°22′28.17″W), together the seaward limits; and (ii) bounded on the landward side of the port by an imaginary line drawn between point N (54°58′57.09″N, 001°46′48.71″W) on the southern bank of the River Tyne on the level of high water and point O (54°59′00.13″N, 001°46′45.10″W) on the northern bank of the River Tyne on the level of high water (the landward limit); and (b) all creeks, pills, rivers, inlets and tributaries to the River Tyne below the level of high water between the seaward limits and the landward limit except any area upstream of the following imaginary straight lines drawn between— (i) point F (54°58′45.40″N, 001°27′33.73″W) on the northern bank of the River Don on the level of high water and point G (54°58′45.20″N, 001°27′33.74″W) on the southern bank of the River Don on the level of high water; (ii) point H (54°58′36.70″N, 001°28′41.18″W) on the eastern bank of the River Don on the level of high water and point I (54°58′36.76″N, 001°28′41.85″W) on the western bank of the River Don on the level of high water; (iii) point J (54°57′03.95″N, 001°38′00.07″W) on the eastern bank of the River Team on the level of high water and point K (54°57′03.92″N, 001°38′00.58″W) on the western bank of the River Team on the level of high water; (iv) point L (54°57′21.44″N, 001°41′24.26″W) on the southern bank of the River Derwent on the level of high water and point M (54°57′22.60″N, 001°41′24.58″W) on the northern bank of the River Derwent on the level of high water; (v) point P (54°58′27.14″N, 001°42′41.64″W) on the southern bank of the Lemington Gut on the level of high water and point Q (54°58′27.72″N, 001°42′42.03″W) on the northern bank of the Lemington Gut on the level of high water; (vi) point R (54°58′32.85″N, 001°35′27.97″W) on the western bank on the northern side of the A193 Byker Bridge on the level of high water and point S (54°58′32.95″N, 001°35′27.58″W) on the on the eastern bank on the northern side of the A193 Byker Bridge on the level of high water; (vii) point T (54°59′36.83″N, 001°30′27.02″W) on the western bank of the Willington Gut on the level of high water and point U (54°59′36.92″N, 001°30′26.52″W) on the eastern bank of the Willington Gut on the level of high water, shown for illustrative purposes shaded pink on the port limits map; and (c) the extent of those parts of the port premises not within the area described in sub-paragraphs (a) or (b).
Schedule 3 LIMITS OF PORT
Article 13 The Port of Tyne The limits of the port comprise— (a) the area below the level of high water— (i) bounded on the seaward side of the port by imaginary lines commencing at— (aa) the North Pier Head at point A (55°00′51.97″N, 001°24′10.04″W), then proceeding in a straight line in a north-north westerly direction to a radius of 1 mile at point B (55°01′51.09″N, 001°24′27.24″W), then following the line of the arc of the 1 mile radius centred at point A (55°00′51.97″N, 001°24′10.04″W) in an overall south easterly direction to the radius intersection at point C (55°01′04.76″N, 001°22′28.17″W); and (bb) the South Pier Head at point E (55°00′40.81″N, 001°24′03.73″W), then proceeding in a straight line in a southerly direction to a radius of 1 mile at point D (54°59′40.61″N, 001°24′04.62″W), then following the line of the arc of the 1 mile radius centred at point E (55°00′40.81″N, 001°24′03.73″W), in an overall north easterly direction to the radius intersection at point C (55°01′04.76″N, 001°22′28.17″W), together the seaward limits; and (ii) bounded on the landward side of the port by an imaginary line drawn between point N (54°58′57.09″N, 001°46′48.71″W) on the southern bank of the River Tyne on the level of high water and point O (54°59′00.13″N, 001°46′45.10″W) on the northern bank of the River Tyne on the level of high water (the landward limit); and (b) all creeks, pills, rivers, inlets and tributaries to the River Tyne below the level of high water between the seaward limits and the landward limit except any area upstream of the following imaginary straight lines drawn between— (i) point F (54°58′45.40″N, 001°27′33.73″W) on the northern bank of the River Don on the level of high water and point G (54°58′45.20″N, 001°27′33.74″W) on the southern bank of the River Don on the level of high water; (ii) point H (54°58′36.70″N, 001°28′41.18″W) on the eastern bank of the River Don on the level of high water and point I (54°58′36.76″N, 001°28′41.85″W) on the western bank of the River Don on the level of high water; (iii) point J (54°57′03.95″N, 001°38′00.07″W) on the eastern bank of the River Team on the level of high water and point K (54°57′03.92″N, 001°38′00.58″W) on the western bank of the River Team on the level of high water; (iv) point L (54°57′21.44″N, 001°41′24.26″W) on the southern bank of the River Derwent on the level of high water and point M (54°57′22.60″N, 001°41′24.58″W) on the northern bank of the River Derwent on the level of high water; (v) point P (54°58′27.14″N, 001°42′41.64″W) on the southern bank of the Lemington Gut on the level of high water and point Q (54°58′27.72″N, 001°42′42.03″W) on the northern bank of the Lemington Gut on the level of high water; (vi) point R (54°58′32.85″N, 001°35′27.97″W) on the western bank on the northern side of the A193 Byker Bridge on the level of high water and point S (54°58′32.95″N, 001°35′27.58″W) on the on the eastern bank on the northern side of the A193 Byker Bridge on the level of high water; (vii) point T (54°59′36.83″N, 001°30′27.02″W) on the western bank of the Willington Gut on the level of high water and point U (54°59′36.92″N, 001°30′26.52″W) on the eastern bank of the Willington Gut on the level of high water, shown for illustrative purposes shaded pink on the port limits map; and (c) the extent of those parts of the port premises not within the area described in sub-paragraphs (a) or (b).
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