5 AAC 09.301 - Seaward boundary of districts
For the purpose of managing the historical salmon net fishery in the vicinity of False Pass and Unimak Bight, the outer boundary of the Southwestern and Unimak Districts is a line drawn three miles seaward from a line commencing at 54° 26.70' N. lat., 162° 53.00' W. long., near the western end of Sanak Island to Cape Lutke on Unimak Island. The seaward boundary of all other districts is a line three miles seaward of the baseline, as described in the definition of "waters of Alaska" in 5 AAC 39.975.
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Authority:AS 16.05.251
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