Proposed Papahānaumokuākea National Marine Sanctuary, 15272-15310 [2024-03820]
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration
15 CFR Part 922
[Docket No. 240213–0047]
RIN 0648–BL33
Proposed Papaha¯naumokua¯kea
National Marine Sanctuary
Office of National Marine
Sanctuaries (ONMS), National Ocean
Service (NOS), National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration (NOAA),
Department of Commerce (DOC).
ACTION: Proposed rule; notification of
availability of draft environmental
impact statement and draft management
plan; request for public comments.
AGENCY:
NOAA proposes to designate
marine portions of Papaha¯naumokua¯kea
Marine National Monument as
Papaha¯naumokua¯kea National Marine
Sanctuary (proposed sanctuary) to
protect nationally significant biological,
cultural, and historical resources and to
manage this special place as part of the
National Marine Sanctuary System. The
proposed sanctuary consists of an area
of approximately 582,570 square statute
miles (439,910 square nautical miles) of
Pacific Ocean waters surrounding the
Northwest Hawaiian Islands and the
submerged lands thereunder. NOAA
proposes to establish the terms of
designation for the proposed sanctuary
and proposes regulations to implement
the designation of the national marine
sanctuary. NOAA is also publishing a
draft environmental impact statement
(DEIS), prepared in coordination with
the State of Hawai1i, and a draft
management plan (DMP). NOAA is
soliciting public comments on the
proposed rule, the DEIS and the DMP.
DATES: NOAA will consider all
comments received by May 7, 2024.
NOAA will host public meetings and
will allow for comments in both English
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and Hawaiian (1O
following dates and times:
Meeting #1: Virtual Meeting—April 6,
2024, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. HST.
Meeting #2: Honolulu, O1ahu—April
8, 2024, 5 p.m.–8 p.m. HST, Aloha
Tower, Multipurpose Room 3, 1 Aloha
Tower Drive, Honolulu, Hawai1i 96813.
Meeting #3: Ka¯ne1ohe, O1ahu—April 9,
2024, 5 p.m.–8 p.m. HST, He1eia State
Park, 46–465 Kamehameha Hwy.,
Ka¯ne1ohe, Hawai1i 96744.
Meeting #4: Wai1anae, O1ahu—April
10, 2024, 5 p.m.–8 p.m. HST, Wai1anae
District Park Gym, 85–601 Farrington
Highway, Wai1anae, Hawai1i 96792.
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Meeting #5: Waimea, Kaua1i—April
11, 2024, 5 p.m.–8 p.m. HST, Waimea
High School—Cafeteria, 9707 Tsuchiya
Rd., Waimea, Hawai1i 96796.
Meeting #6: Hanalei, Kaua1i—April 12,
2024, 5 p.m.–8 p.m. HST, location
address to be determined.
Meeting #7: Hilo, Hawai1i—April 15,
2024, 5 p.m.–8 p.m. HST, Mokupa¯papa
Discovery Center, 76 Kamehameha Ave.,
Hilo, Hawai1i 96720.
Meeting #8: Kahalu1u Kona,
Hawai1iApril 16, 2024, 5 p.m.–8 p.m.
HST, Kahalu1u Ma Kai Site—
Kamehameha Schools, 78–6780 Ali1i
Drive, Kailua-Kona, Hawai1i 96740.
Meeting #9: Kahului, Maui—April 17,
2024, 5 p.m.–8 p.m. HST, Maui
Community College Dining Room, 310
W Ka1ahumanu Avenue, Kahului,
Hawai1i 96732.
Meeting #10: Kaunakakai, Moloka1i—
April 18, 2024, 5 p.m.–8 p.m. HST,
location address to be determined.
Please check the website (https://
sanctuaries.noaa.gov/
papahanaumokuakea/) for the most upto-date information on public meetings,
including meeting locations and the
virtual meeting link. NOAA may end a
virtual or in-person meeting before the
time noted above if all participants have
concluded their oral comments.
ADDRESSES: You may submit comments
on this document, identified by NOAA–
NOS–2021–0114, by any of the
following methods:
• Electronic Submission: Submit all
electronic comments via the Federal
eRulemaking Portal. Go to https://
www.regulations.gov and search for
docket NOAA–NOS–2021–0114 (note:
copying and pasting the FDMS Docket
Number directly from this document
may not yield search results). Click the
‘‘Comment Now!’’ icon, complete the
required fields, and enter or attach your
comments.
• Mail: Send any hard copy public
comments by mail to PMNM-Sanctuary
Designation, NOAA/ONMS, 1845 Wasp
Blvd., Bldg. 176, Honolulu, HI 96818.
• Public Meetings: Provide oral
comments during public meetings, as
described under DATES. Details and
additional information about how to
participate in these public meetings is
available at https://sanctuaries.noaa.
gov/papahanaumokuakea/.
Instructions: Comments sent by any
other method, to any other address or
individual, or received after the end of
the comment period, may not be
considered by NOAA. All comments
received are a part of the public record
and will generally be posted for public
viewing on www.regulations.gov
without change. All personal identifying
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information (for example, name and
address) voluntarily submitted by the
commenter will be publicly accessible.
Do not submit confidential business
information or otherwise sensitive or
protected information. NOAA will
accept anonymous comments (enter N/
A in the required fields to remain
anonymous).
Copies of the proposed rule, the DEIS,
DMP, maps of the proposed boundaries,
and additional background materials
can be downloaded or viewed at
www.regulations.gov (search for docket
#NOAA–NOS–2021–0114). Copies will
also be available at https://sanctuaries.
noaa.gov/papahanaumokuakea/.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Eric
Roberts, Papaha¯naumokua¯kea Marine
National Monument Superintendent, at
Eric.Roberts@noaa.gov or 808–294–
7470.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
I. Introduction
A. Background
The National Marine Sanctuaries Act
(NMSA; 16 U.S.C. 1431 et seq.)
authorizes the Secretary of Commerce
(Secretary) to designate and protect as
national marine sanctuaries areas of the
marine environment that are of special
national significance due to their
conservation, recreational, ecological,
historical, scientific, cultural,
archaeological, educational, or aesthetic
qualities. Day-to-day management of
national marine sanctuaries has been
delegated by the Secretary to NOAA.
The primary objective of the NMSA is
to protect the resources of the National
Marine Sanctuary System.
NOAA proposes to designate marine
portions of the Papaha¯naumokua¯kea
Marine National Monument as a
national marine sanctuary to provide
comprehensive and coordinated
management of the marine areas of
Papaha¯naumokua¯kea to protect
nationally significant biological,
cultural, and historical resources. The
original Papaha¯naumokua¯kea Marine
National Monument (PMNM, 0–50 nm),
and the Monument Expansion Area
(MEA, 50–200 nm), (collectively
‘‘Monument’’), located around the
Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, were
established under the Antiquities Act of
1906 (54 U.S.C. 320301 et seq.) through,
respectively, Presidential Proclamation
8031 of June 15, 2006; as amended by
Presidential Proclamation 8112 of
February 28, 2007; and Presidential
Proclamation 9478 of August 26, 2016.
The Monument is administered jointly
by four Co-Trustees—the Department of
Commerce, the Department of the
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Interior, the State of Hawai1i, and the
Office of Hawaiian Affairs.
In 2006, former President Bush
established PMNM to protect and
preserve the marine area of the
Northwestern Hawaiian Islands and
certain lands as necessary for the care
and management of the historic and
scientific objects therein. The Federal
land and interests in land reserved
included approximately 139,793 square
miles of emergent and submerged lands
and waters of the Northwestern
Hawaiian Islands. NOAA and the
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
(USFWS) promulgated implementing
regulations at 50 CFR part 404 for
PMNM.
In 2016, Presidential Proclamation
9478 expanded the Monument into an
adjacent area—the MEA—which
includes the waters and submerged
lands to the extent of the seaward limit
of the United States Exclusive Economic
Zone (U.S. EEZ) west of 163° West
Longitude and covers an additional
442,781 square miles. Presidential
Proclamation 9478 also directed the
Secretary of Commerce to consider
initiating the process to designate the
MEA and PMNM seaward of the
Hawaiian Islands National Wildlife
Refuge and Midway Atoll National
Wildlife Refuge and Battle of Midway
National Memorial as a national marine
sanctuary to supplement and
complement existing authorities. On
December 27, 2020, the Joint
Explanatory Statement accompanying
the Consolidated Appropriations Act,
2021, directed NOAA to initiate the
process to designate the Monument as a
national marine sanctuary.
The proposed sanctuary consists of a
total area of approximately 582,570
square miles (439,910 square nautical
miles). The precise boundary
coordinates are defined in appendix A
to the regulations at 15 CFR part 922,
subpart W. The proposed sanctuary
boundary encompasses the submerged
lands, seamounts, and Pacific Ocean
waters from the shoreline seaward to
approximately 200 nautical miles west
of 163° West Longitude surrounding the
Northwest Hawaiian Islands which
consist of the islands, atolls, and
emergent lands stretching from Nihoa in
the southeast to Kure Atoll in the
northwest. The adjoining marine waters
east of 163° West Longitude
surrounding Nihoa extend seaward from
the shoreline to approximately 50
nautical miles. This boundary reflects
NOAA’s preferred alternative, which is
described in the DEIS as Alternative 1.
The proposed sanctuary is a place of
unique environmental resources that
provide large-scale ecosystem services
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for both the region and the world. The
marine habitat includes several
interconnected ecosystems, including
coral islands surrounded by shallow
reef, deeper reef habitat characterized by
seamounts, banks, and shoals,
mesophotic reefs with extensive algal
beds, pelagic waters connected to the
greater North Pacific Ocean, and deepwater habitats such as abyssal plains
5,000 meters below sea level. These
ecosystems are connected as essential
habitats for rare species such as the
threatened green turtle and the critically
endangered Hawaiian monk seal, as
well as over 14 million seabirds that
forage in the pelagic waters to nourish
the chicks they are raising on the tiny
islets. These waters are home to 20
cetacean species protected by the
Marine Mammal Protection Act
(MMPA), with some listed as
endangered under the Endangered
Species Act (ESA). The importance of
these waters to the Hawaiian humpback
whale is only recently becoming
understood. At least a quarter of the
nearly 7,000 known marine species
found in the region are found nowhere
else on Earth.
The area of the proposed sanctuary is
also a sacred place to Native Hawaiians,
who regard the islands and wildlife as
ku¯puna, or ancestors. The region holds
deep cosmological and traditional
significance for living Native Hawaiian
culture. Papaha¯naumokua¯kea is as
much a spiritual as well as a physical
geography, deeply rooted in Native
Hawaiian creation and settlement
stories. Since Native Hawaiian culture
considers nature and culture to be one
and the same, the protection of one of
the last nearly pristine, natural, marine
ecosystems in the archipelago is seen as
being akin to preserving the living
culture.
The area of the proposed sanctuary
also includes the location of the Battle
of Midway, a turning point in World
War II for the allies in the Pacific
Theater. Research indicates that there
are 60–80 military vessels and hundreds
of aircraft on the seafloor. In addition to
Navy steamers and aircraft, there are
whaling ships, Japanese junks,
Hawaiian fishing sampans, Pacific
colliers, and other vessels from the 19th
and 20th centuries. Of these, the
locations of more than 30 vessel wreck
sites have been confirmed by diving or
bathymetric surveys, with only a
handful of those identified by vessel
name or otherwise evaluated.
B. Purpose and Need for Action
The National Marine Sanctuaries Act
(NMSA; 16 U.S.C. 1431 et seq.)
authorizes the Secretary to designate
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national marine sanctuaries to meet the
purposes and policies of the NMSA,
including:
• ‘‘to provide authority for
comprehensive and coordinated
conservation and management of these
marine areas, and activities affecting
them, in a manner which complements
existing regulatory authorities’’ (16
U.S.C. 1431(b)(2));
• ‘‘to maintain the natural biological
communities in the national marine
sanctuaries, and to protect, and, where
appropriate, restore and enhance natural
habitats, populations, and ecological
processes’’ (16 U.S.C. 1431(b)(3));
• ‘‘to enhance public awareness,
understanding, appreciation, and wise
and sustainable use of the marine
environment, and the natural, historical,
cultural, and archaeological resources of
the National Marine Sanctuary System’’
(16 U.S.C. 1431(b)(4));
• ‘‘to support, promote, and
coordinate scientific research on, and
long-term monitoring of, the resources
of these marine areas’’ (16 U.S.C.
1431(b)(5));
• ‘‘to facilitate to the extent
compatible with the primary objective
of resource protection, all public and
private uses of the resources of these
marine areas not prohibited pursuant to
other authorities’’ (16 U.S.C. 1431(b)(6));
NOAA’s proposed action is to
designate marine areas of
Papaha¯naumokua¯kea as a national
marine sanctuary. The purpose of this
action is to provide comprehensive and
coordinated management of the marine
areas of Papaha¯naumokua¯kea to protect
nationally significant biological,
cultural, and historical resources.
Additionally, the purpose of the
designation is to implement the
provisions of Executive Order 13178,
Presidential Proclamation 9478, and the
Joint Explanatory Statement
accompanying the Consolidated
Appropriations Act, 2021.
Accordingly, NOAA is proposing to
designate this area as a national marine
sanctuary to:
• Develop objectives and actions that
ensure lasting protection consistent
with the existing Monument
proclamations;
• Safeguard natural and cultural
values of the marine environment;
• Apply additional regulatory and
non-regulatory tools to augment and
strengthen existing protections for
Papaha¯naumokua¯kea ecosystems,
wildlife, and cultural and maritime
heritage resources;
• Authorize NOAA to assess civil
penalties for violations of provisions of
the NMSA and regulations and permits
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issued pursuant to the NMSA (16 U.S.C.
1437(d));
• Impose liability for destruction, loss
of, or injury to sanctuary resources and
provide natural resource damage
assessment authorities for destruction,
loss of, or injury to any sanctuary
resource (16 U.S.C. 1443); and
• Require interagency consultation
for any Federal agency action that is
likely to destroy, cause the loss of, or
injure any sanctuary resource (16 U.S.C.
1434(d));
C. Designation Process
1. Notice of Intent To Designate a
National Marine Sanctuary
On November 19, 2021, NOAA
initiated the process to designate marine
portions of the Monument as a national
marine sanctuary by publishing a Notice
of Intent to Conduct Scoping and to
Prepare an Environmental Impact
Statement for the Proposed Designation
of a National Marine Sanctuary within
Papaha¯naumokua¯kea Marine National
Monument (86 FR 64904). The notice of
intent stated that NOAA would prepare
a DEIS per the requirements of the
National Environmental Policy Act (42
U.S.C. 4321 et seq.) and the NMSA. The
notice of intent (NOI) also announced
NOAA’s intent to fulfill its
responsibilities under the National
Historic Preservation Act (NHPA; 54
U.S.C. 300101 et seq.). The State of
Hawai1i published its EIS preparation
notice on December 8, 2021. Following
publication of these notices, NOAA
conducted four virtual public scoping
meetings. During the 74-day public
comment period from November 19,
2021 through January 31, 2022, 73
individuals and organizations provided
written input. An estimated 165 people
attended the four scoping meetings,
with 9 people providing oral comments.
The Summary of Scoping Input on the
Notice of Intent and EIS Preparation
Notice and State of Hawai1i Responses
to Public Scoping Comments are
included in the DEIS as appendix G.
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2. Development of Proposed Terms of
Designation and Proposed Regulations
Section 304(a)(4) of the NMSA
requires that the terms of designation
include: (1) the geographic area that is
proposed to be included within the
sanctuary; (2) the characteristics of the
area that give it conservation,
recreational, ecological, historical,
research, educational, or esthetic value;
and (3) the types of activities that would
be subject to regulation by the Secretary
to protect these characteristics. Section
304(a)(4) of the NMSA also specifies
that the terms of designation may be
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modified only by the same procedures
by which the original designation was
made.
The purpose and need for the
sanctuary provide the overarching basis
for developing the proposed regulations.
The designation of the proposed
sanctuary would not replace the area’s
current status as a marine national
monument. The proposed rule would
supplement the existing provisions for
management of the Monument and
further protect resources in the
Northwest Hawaiian Islands. To draft
these regulations, NOAA reviewed the
following, which currently guide
Monument management:
• Executive Order 13178—
Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Coral
Reef Ecosystem Reserve, December 4,
2000;
• Presidential Proclamation 8031—
Establishment of the Northwestern
Hawaiian Islands Marine National
Monument, June 15, 2006;
• Presidential Proclamation 8112,
Amending Proclamation 8031 of June
15, 2006 to Read ‘‘Establishment of the
Papaha¯naumokua¯kea Marine National
Monument,’’ February 29, 2007;
• Regulations implementing
Presidential Proclamations 8031 and
8112 at 50 CFR part 404; and
• Presidential Proclamation 9478—
Papaha¯naumokua¯kea Marine National
Monument Expansion, August 26, 2016.
These executive orders, presidential
proclamations, and regulations served
as benchmarks for drafting the proposed
rule for the proposed sanctuary. The
proposed rule would only add to, and
would not diminish, Monument
management measures and protections.
NOAA has adopted the management
measures from these benchmarks, and,
in a few areas, added onto those
measures to allow for consistency in
regulation and management across the
proposed sanctuary. The proposed rule
unifies management of the area by
removing discrepancies and gaps in
prohibitions, regulated activities, and
permit criteria, providing clarity and
comprehensive protection for the
proposed sanctuary.
In developing this proposed rule and
the proposed sanctuary terms of
designation, NOAA also considered: (1)
information received through public
scoping comments, cooperating agency
review, and coordination with the
Monument Co-Trustees through the
seven-member Monument Management
Board (MMB), which consists of NOAA
ONMS, NOAA National Marine
Fisheries Service, USFWS Ecological
Services, USFWS Refuges, Hawai1i
Department of Land and Natural
Resources (DLNR) Division of Aquatic
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Resources, DLNR-Division of Forestry
and Wildlife, and the Office of Hawaiian
Affairs (OHA); and (2) information from
analysis of issues in the DEIS,
interagency coordination, and internal
staff analysis and expertise. NOAA also
consulted with the Western Pacific
Regional Fishery Management Council
as required under the NMSA.
A detailed discussion of the proposed
rule is contained below in section III,
subsections A through M. The proposed
terms of designation are contained
below in section II, and are incorporated
as an annex to the DMP.
3. Development of Draft Management
Plan
A DMP has been prepared in
accordance with NMSA section
304(a)(2)(C). Management plans are sitespecific documents that ONMS uses to
manage individual sanctuaries. The
DMP: (1) articulates the sanctuary’s
vision, mission, goals, and objectives;
(2) describes the management activities
and initiatives that NOAA proposes to
conduct; and (3) provides strategies and
assessment measures to guide the
sanctuary’s short and mid-range
management. The DMP for the
sanctuary is included as appendix A to
the DEIS.
4. Draft Environmental Impact
Statement
In accordance with National
Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) (42
U.S.C. 4321 et seq.), the NMSA, and the
Hawai1i Environmental Policy Act
(HEPA, Chapter 343 HRS, HAR Chapter
11–200.1), NOAA is releasing a DEIS for
the proposed national marine sanctuary
designation in conjunction with the
publication of this proposed rule.
NOAA is the lead Federal agency in the
preparation of the environmental impact
statement. The USFWS, State of
Hawai1i, and the Department of the Navy
are cooperating agencies for the NEPA
process. The DEIS (https://sanctuaries.
noaa.gov/papahanaumokuakea/)
describes the purpose and need for the
proposed action of designating a
national marine sanctuary, identifies a
range of alternatives including the
preferred alternative, provides an
assessment of resources and uses in the
area, and evaluates the potential
environmental consequences of the
proposed designation including by
comparing the beneficial and adverse
impacts among alternatives.
The DEIS analyzes four alternatives;
including a ‘‘no action’’ alternative, in
which the area would not be designated
as a national marine sanctuary; and
three boundary alternatives:
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• Alternative 1 is coextensive with
the marine portions of the Monument.
The boundary includes the marine
environment surrounding the
Northwestern Hawaiian Islands from the
shoreline of the islands and atolls
seaward to 200 nautical miles, including
all State waters and waters of the
Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Coral
Reef Ecosystem Reserve, Midway Atoll
and Hawaiian Islands National Wildlife
Refuges, and State of Hawai1i
Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Marine
Refuge. The area encompassed in
Alternative 1 is approximately 582,570
square miles (439,910 square nautical
miles).
• Alternative 2 includes the marine
environment from the shoreline of the
islands and atolls seaward to 50 nautical
miles. This alternative includes all State
waters and waters of the Reserve,
Midway Atoll and Hawaiian Islands
National Wildlife Refuges, and State of
Hawai1i Northwestern Hawaiian Islands
Marine Refuge. This alternative does not
include the MEA. The area
encompassed in Alternative 2 is
approximately 139,782 square miles
(105,552 square nautical miles).
• Alternative 3 has the same
boundaries as Alternative 1, excluding
waters within the Midway Atoll and
Hawaiian Islands National Wildlife
Refuges. The area encompassed in
Alternative 3 is approximately 581,263
square miles (438,923 square nautical
miles).
5. Agency-Preferred Alternative
NOAA is identifying Alternative 1 as
the agency-preferred alternative
(preferred alternative) based on its
comparative merits; this alternative
serves as the foundation of this
proposed rule (section 3.3 of the DEIS
presents a map and an additional
explanation of the reasons for this
selection). NOAA selected its preferred
alternative after considering input from
the Monument Management Board, the
State of Hawai1i, cooperating agencies,
and public scoping meetings. Through
the analysis in the DEIS, NOAA has
found that the preferred alternative
would provide numerous beneficial
impacts, including increased protection
and conservation of resources, and
improved coordination of conservation
and management. NOAA has also
considered the potential adverse
impacts of the preferred alternative and
anticipates that there would be no
significant adverse impacts to biological
and physical resources, cultural and
historic resources, or socioeconomic
resources.
NOAA’s identification of Alternative
1 as the preferred alternative is based on
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the need for additional resource
protection, scientific research, and
public education in areas that would be
excluded by selecting the boundaries of
Alternatives 2 or 3. Alternative 1
includes the MEA, an area which would
benefit from the establishment of a
NOAA permitting process, and the
promulgation of sanctuary regulations to
protect resources. Alternative 1 also
includes the waters of Midway Atoll
and Hawaiian Islands National Wildlife
Refuges National Wildlife Refuges,
which are the areas of the proposed
sanctuary subject to the highest level of
human activity.
Based on the public comments NOAA
receives on the draft designation
documents and NOAA’s experience
administering the national marine
sanctuary program, pursuant to NEPA
and the Administrative Procedure Act,
NOAA may choose to select a different
alternative in the final rule and final EIS
that is within the geographic and
regulatory scope of the alternatives
currently considered in the DEIS, and
that is a logical outgrowth of this
proposed rule.
II. Proposed Sanctuary Terms of
Designation
Section 304(a)(4) of the NMSA as
amended, 16 U.S.C. 1434(a)(4), requires
that the terms of designation be
described at the time a sanctuary is
designated, including: (1) the
geographic area proposed to be included
within the sanctuary; (2) the
characteristics of the area that give it
conservation, recreational, ecological,
historical, research, educational, or
aesthetic value; and (3) the types of
activities that will be subject to
regulation by the Secretary of Commerce
to protect these characteristics. The
following represents the proposed terms
of designation:
Under the authority of the National
Marine Sanctuaries Act, as amended
(the ‘‘Act’’ or ‘‘NMSA’’), 16 U.S.C. 1431
et seq., approximately 439,910 square
nmi (582,570 square mi) of the waters of
the Pacific Ocean surrounding the
Northwestern Hawaiian Islands are
hereby designated as a National Marine
Sanctuary for the purpose of providing
long-term protection and management
of the ecological, cultural, and historical
resources and the conservation,
recreational, scientific, educational, and
aesthetic qualities of the area.
Article I: Effect of Designation
The NMSA authorizes the issuance of
such regulations as are necessary and
reasonable to implement the
designation, including managing and
protecting the ecological, cultural, and
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historical resources and the
conservation, recreational, scientific,
educational, and aesthetic qualities of
Papaha¯naumokua¯kea National Marine
Sanctuary (the ‘‘Sanctuary’’). Section 1
of Article IV of these terms of
designation lists those activities that
may be regulated on the effective date
of designation, or at some later date, in
order to protect Sanctuary resources and
qualities. Listing an activity does not
necessarily mean that it will be
regulated. However, if an activity is not
listed it may not be regulated, except on
an emergency basis, unless section 1 of
Article IV is amended by the same
procedures by which the original
Sanctuary designation was made.
Article II: Description of the Area
The sanctuary encompasses the
submerged lands, seamounts, and
Pacific Ocean waters from the shoreline
seaward to approximately 200 nautical
miles west of 163° West Longitude
surrounding the Northwestern Hawaiian
Islands which consist of the islands,
atolls, and emergent lands stretching
from Nihoa in the southeast to Ho¯laniku¯
(Kure Atoll) in the northwest. The
marine waters east of 163° West
Longitude surrounding Nihoa extend
seaward from the shoreline to
approximately 50 nautical miles. The
total area of the sanctuary comprises
approximately 582,570 square miles
(439,910 square nautical miles). The
precise boundary coordinates are
defined in appendix A to the regulations
at 15 CFR part 922, subpart W.
Article III: Special Characteristics of the
Area
Papaha¯naumokua¯kea is a place of
special national significance that
provides large-scale ecosystem services
for the region and the world. The
marine habitat includes several
interconnected ecosystems, including
coral islands surrounded by shallow
reef, deeper reef habitat characterized by
seamounts, banks, and shoals scattered
across the area of the sanctuary,
mesophotic reefs with extensive algal
beds, pelagic waters connected to the
greater North Pacific Ocean, and deepwater habitats and abyssal plains 5,000
meters below sea level. These connected
ecosystems provide essential habitats
for rare species such as the threatened
green sea turtle and the critically
endangered Hawaiian monk seal, as
well as habitat for more than 14 million
seabirds that forage in the pelagic waters
to nourish the chicks they are raising on
the tiny islets. Papaha¯naumokua¯kea is
home to 20 cetacean species, protected
by the MMPA, with some listed as
endangered under the ESA. At least a
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quarter of the nearly 7,000 known
marine species found in the region are
found nowhere else on Earth.
The area of the proposed sanctuary is
also a place of historic and cultural
significance. The area of the proposed
sanctuary includes the location of the
Battle of Midway, a turning point in
World War II for the allies in the Pacific
Theater. Research indicates that 60–80
military vessels and hundreds of aircraft
are scattered across the seafloor. In
addition to Navy steamers and aircraft,
there are whaling ships, Japanese junks,
Hawaiian fishing sampans, Pacific
colliers, and other vessels from the 19th
and 20th centuries.
Papaha¯naumokua¯kea is also a sacred
place to Native Hawaiians, who regard
the islands and wildlife as ku¯puna, or
ancestors. The region holds deep
cosmological and traditional
significance to living Native Hawaiian
culture and contains a host of intact and
significant archaeological sites found on
the islands of Nihoa and
Mokumanamana, both of which are on
the National Register of Historic Places
and Hawai1i Register of Historic Places.
Papaha¯naumokua¯kea is as much a
spiritual as a physical geography, rooted
deep in Native Hawaiian creation and
settlement stories.
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Article IV: Scope of Regulations
Section 1. Activities Subject to
Regulation
The following activities are subject to
regulation, including prohibition, as
may be necessary to ensure the
protection and effective management of
the ecological, cultural, historical,
conservation, recreational, scientific,
educational, or aesthetic resources or
qualities of the area:
1. Access to the sanctuary;
2. Ship reporting;
3. Vessel monitoring;
4. Vessel discharge;
5. Exploring for, developing, or
producing oil, gas, or minerals, or any
energy development activities;
6. Using or attempting to use poisons,
electrical charges, or explosives in the
collection or harvest of a sanctuary
resource;
7. Introducing or otherwise releasing
an introduced species from within or
into the sanctuary;
8. Deserting a vessel;
9. Commercial fishing;
10. Non-commercial fishing;
11. Possessing fishing gear;
12. Anchoring on or having a vessel
anchored on any living or dead coral
with an anchor, anchor chain, or anchor
rope;
13. Drilling into, dredging, or
otherwise altering the submerged lands;
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or constructing, placing, or abandoning
any structure, material, or other matter
on the submerged lands;
14. Removing, moving, taking,
harvesting, possessing, injuring,
disturbing, or damaging; or attempting
to remove, move, take, harvest, possess,
injure, disturb, or damage any living or
nonliving sanctuary resource;
15. Attracting any living sanctuary
resource;
16. Touching coral, living or dead;
17. Swimming, snorkeling, or closed
or open circuit SCUBA diving; or
18. Discharging or depositing any
material or other matter, or discharging
or depositing any material or other
matter outside of the sanctuary that
subsequently enters the sanctuary and
injures or has the potential to injure any
resources of the sanctuary;
19. Anchoring a vessel;
20. Native Hawaiian practices;
21. Research and scientific
exploration;
22. Scientific research and
development by Federal agencies;
23. Activities that will further the
educational value of the sanctuary or
will assist in the conservation and
management of the sanctuary; and
24. Recreational activities.
Listing an activity here means that the
Secretary of Commerce can regulate the
activity, after complying with all
applicable laws, without going through
the designation procedures required by
paragraphs (a) and (b) of section 304 of
the NMSA. No term of designation
issued under the authority of the NMSA
may take effect in Hawaii State waters
within the Sanctuary if the Governor of
Hawaii certifies to the Secretary of
Commerce that such term of designation
is unacceptable within the review
period specified in the NMSA.
Section 2. Emergencies
Where necessary to prevent or
minimize the destruction of, loss of, or
injury to a Sanctuary resource or
quality, or to minimize the imminent
risk of such destruction, loss, or injury,
any and all activities, including those
not listed in section 1, are subject to
immediate temporary regulation,
including prohibition.
Article V: Alteration of This Designation
The terms of designation, as defined
under section 304(a)(4) of the NMSA,
may be modified only by the same
procedures by which the original
designation is made, including public
hearings, consultations with interested
Federal, Tribal, State, regional, and local
authorities and agencies, review by the
appropriate Congressional committees,
and approval by the Secretary of
Commerce, or his or her designee.
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III. Summary of Proposed Regulations
A. Adding New Subpart W
NOAA is proposing to amend 15 CFR
part 922 by adding a new subpart
(subpart W) that contains site-specific
regulations for the proposed sanctuary.
This subpart would include the
proposed boundary, contain definitions
of common terms used in the new
subpart, identify prohibited activities
and exceptions, and establish
procedures for permitting otherwise
prohibited activities.
B. Proposed Sanctuary Boundary
NOAA proposes to designate the
marine environment surrounding the
Northwestern Hawaiian Islands from the
shoreline of the islands and atolls
seaward to 200 nautical miles, including
all waters of the Monument. NOAA
estimates the area encompassed in the
proposed designation is approximately
582,570 square miles (439,910 square
nautical miles).
C. Definitions
This proposed rule incorporates and
adopts common terms defined in the
national regulations at 15 CFR 922.11.
In addition, NOAA proposes to include
19 site-specific definitions. To the
extent that a term appears in § 922.11
and the definitions section of the
proposed rule, the definition in the
proposed rule would govern.
• The definitions for ‘‘Bottomfish
Species’’ and ‘‘Pelagic Species’’ are
adopted from regulations for Fisheries
in the Western Pacific, 50 CFR 665.201
and 50 CFR 665.800.
• ‘‘Ecological integrity’’, ‘‘Midway
Atoll Special Management Area’’,
‘‘Native Hawaiian practices’’, ‘‘Pono’’,
‘‘Recreational activity’’, ‘‘Special
Preservation Area (SPA)’’, ‘‘Stowed and
not available for immediate use’’,
‘‘Sustenance fishing’’, and ‘‘Vessel
monitoring system or VMS’’, are
adopted from Presidential Proclamation
8031.
• ‘‘Commercial fishing’’ and ‘‘Noncommercial fishing’’ are adopted from
the MSA and, in part, from regulations
for Fisheries in the Western Pacific, 50
CFR 665.12.
• ‘‘Particularly Sensitive Sea Area
(PSSA)’’ is adopted from IMO
Resolution A.982(24), December 1,
2005.
• ‘‘Areas to be avoided (ATBA)’’ and
‘‘Office of Law Enforcement’’ are
adopted from Papaha¯naumokua¯kea
Marine National Monument regulations,
50 CFR 404.3.
• ‘‘Outer Sanctuary Zone (OSZ)’’
refers to the area of the sanctuary that
would extend from approximately 50
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nautical miles from all the islands and
emergent lands of the Northwestern
Hawaiian Islands to the extent of the
seaward limit of the United States
Exclusive Economic Zone west of 163°
West Longitude. This area of the
proposed sanctuary would correspond
with the area designated as a marine
national monument by Presidential
Proclamation 9478, referred to as the
‘‘Papaha¯naumokua¯kea Marine National
Monument Expansion’’ or MEA. NOAA
is proposing this definition to provide
clarity to the public where there is a
regulation that only applies to this area
of the sanctuary, and not the entire
sanctuary. The name ‘‘OSZ’’ is a
placeholder, and NOAA is soliciting
public comment on possible names for
this area of the proposed sanctuary.
• ‘‘Reporting Area’’ refers to the area
of the proposed sanctuary that extends
outward ten nautical miles from the
PSSA boundary, as designated by the
IMO, and excludes the ATBAs that fall
within the PSSA boundary. The
reporting area is defined by the
coordinates set forth in appendix E to
the proposed rule. NOAA is proposing
to define the ‘‘reporting area’’ to clarify
in which areas of the proposed
sanctuary ship reporting requirements
apply.
• ‘‘Scientific instrument’’ is a term
used in Presidential Proclamation 9478,
but the term was not defined.
Specifically, Presidential Proclamation
9478 prohibits ‘‘drilling into, dredging,
or otherwise altering the submerged
lands, or constructing, placing, or
abandoning any structure, material, or
other matter on the submerged lands,
except for scientific instruments’’.
NOAA proposes to define ‘‘scientific
instrument’’ to clarify what may or may
not be permitted. NOAA proposes to
define ‘‘scientific instrument’’ to mean
‘‘a device, vehicle, or tool used for
scientific purposes and is inclusive of
structures, materials, or other matter
incidental to proper use of such device,
vehicle, or tool.’’ In defining ‘‘scientific
instruments,’’ NOAA’s definition
provides for the inclusion of
‘‘structures, materials, or other matter
incidental to proper use of such device,
vehicle, or tool’’ because, based on the
type of activities previously permitted
in the Monument, proper deployment
and use of most scientific instruments
requires more than the instrument itself.
For example, there may be incidental
ballast discharge associated with the use
of a scientific instrument like a remotely
operated vehicle, or ROV. A narrower
definition of ‘‘scientific instruments’’
could unduly restrict NOAA’s ability to
permit activities in the area of the
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D. Co-Management of the Sanctuary
To enhance opportunities and build
on existing protections, NOAA and the
State of Hawai1i would collaboratively
manage the sanctuary. NOAA would
establish the framework for comanagement in section 922.242 of the
proposed rule and may develop a
Memorandum of Agreement (MOA)
with the State of Hawai1i to provide
greater details of the terms of comanagement. NOAA and the State may
develop additional agreements as
necessary to provide details on the
execution of sanctuary management,
such as activities, programs, and
permitting that can be updated to adapt
to changing conditions or threats to the
sanctuary resources. Any proposed
changes to sanctuary regulations or
boundaries would be coordinated with
the State and subject to public review as
mandated by the NMSA and other
Federal statutes. Co-management of the
proposed sanctuary with the State of
Hawaii would not supplant the existing
co-management structure for the
Monument.
of the Armed Forces; (3) for persons
who have been issued Monument
permits; and (4) for passage without
interruption. For consistency, and to
protect sanctuary resources, NOAA
proposes extending the access
restrictions which apply to the area of
the proposed sanctuary that overlaps the
PMNM to the area of the proposed
sanctuary that overlaps with the MEA as
follows:
Access to the sanctuary would be
prohibited and thus unlawful except
under the following circumstances: (1)
for emergency response actions, law
enforcement activities, and activities
and exercises of the Armed Forces; (2)
pursuant to a sanctuary permit; (3)
when conducting non-commercial
fishing activities in the OSZ authorized
under the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery
Conservation and Management Act
provided that no sale of harvested fish
occurs; and (4) when passing through
the sanctuary without interruption.
A vessel may pass without
interruption through the sanctuary
without requiring a permit as long as the
vessel does not stop, anchor or engage
in prohibited activities within the
sanctuary, and vessel discharges are
limited to the following:
• Vessel engine cooling water,
weather deck runoff, and vessel engine
exhaust within a Special Preservation
Areas or the Midway Atoll Special
Management Area; and
• Discharge incidental to vessel
operations such as deck wash, approved
marine sanitation device effluent,
cooling water, and engine exhaust in
areas other than Special Preservation
Areas or the Midway Atoll Special
Management Area.
A vessel passing through the
sanctuary without interruption may be
subject to the ship reporting system, as
described below.
The proposed access restrictions
would be applied in accordance with
generally recognized principles of
international law, in accordance with
sections 305(a) and 307(k) of the NMSA
and the NMSA’s Regulations of General
Applicability at 15 CFR 922.1(b). No
regulation shall apply to or be enforced
against a person who is not a citizen,
national, or resident alien of the United
States vessels unless in accordance with
generally recognized principles of
international law.
E. Access
In PMNM, pursuant to Presidential
Proclamation 8031, access is prohibited
except under the following
circumstances: (1) for emergency
response and law enforcement
purposes; (2) for activities and exercises
F. Ship Reporting
NOAA also proposes regulations to
implement the ship reporting system
(CORAL SHIPREP) adopted by the
International Maritime Organization
(IMO), which would require entrance
and exit notifications for vessels that
the MEA, the OSZ. NOAA believes a
narrower definition would be
inconsistent with the intent of
Presidential Proclamation 9478, which
states ‘‘Undisturbed seamount
communities in the adjacent area are of
significant scientific interest because
they provide opportunities to examine
the impacts of physical, biological, and
geological processes on ecosystem
diversity, including understanding the
impacts of climate change on these
deep-sea communities. These
seamounts and ridges also provide the
opportunity for identification and
discovery of many species not yet
known to humans, with possible
implications for research, medicine, and
other important uses. Recent scientific
research, utilizing new technology, has
shown that many species identified as
objects in Proclamation 8031 inhabit
previously unknown geographical
ranges that span beyond the existing
Monument, and in some cases the
adjacent area also provides important
foraging habitat for these species.’’
These statements clearly demonstrate
the significant scientific value of the
MEA and underscore the opportunities
for research and discovery to occur in
that area of the proposed sanctuary.
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pass without interruption through the
sanctuary areas contained within a
reporting area. NOAA proposes to
establish this reporting area, which
would be defined as ‘‘the area of the
proposed sanctuary that extends
outward ten nautical miles from the
PSSA [Particularly Sensitive Sea Area]
boundary, as designated by the IMO,
and excludes the ATBAs [Areas to be
avoided] that fall within the PSSA
boundary.’’ The reporting area would be
further defined by the coordinates set
forth in appendix E to the proposed
rule. Appendix E includes a coordinates
table for the ‘‘Reporting Area Outer
Boundary,’’ which contains the
reporting area’s boundary surrounding
the PSSA. Appendix E also includes
coordinate tables for the ‘‘Inner
Reporting Area Boundary’’ for each of
the four ATBAs that fall within the
PSSA, but which are not part of the
reporting area.
NOAA proposes exemptions for
emergency response and law
enforcement purposes, and for activities
and exercises of the Armed Forces.
Therefore, CORAL SHIPREP’s
requirements would not apply to vessels
covered by those exemptions. The
proposed regulations do not apply to
vessels conducting activities pursuant to
a sanctuary permit or vessels
conducting non-commercial fishing
activities in the OSZ authorized under
the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery
Conservation and Management Act. The
proposed regulations also do not apply
to sovereign immune vessels. This is
consistent with sections 305(a) and
307(k) of the NMSA, and the NMSA’s
Regulations of General Applicability at
15 CFR 922.1(b), which state that
sanctuary regulations shall be applied in
accordance with generally recognized
principles of international law. No
regulation shall apply to or be enforced
against a person who is not a citizen,
national, or resident alien of the United
States vessels unless in accordance with
generally recognized principles of
international law.
Requiring vessels to notify NOAA
immediately upon entering the
reporting area, will help make the
operators of these vessels aware that
they are traveling through a fragile area
with potential navigational hazards
such as the extensive coral reefs found
in many shallow areas of the proposed
sanctuary contained within the
reporting area. The reporting area for the
proposed sanctuary would not include
the four voluntary ATBAs adopted by
the IMO that are also within the PSSA.
An ATBA is an area within which either
navigation is particularly hazardous or
it is exceptionally important to avoid
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casualties. While ATBAs can be
mandatory (i.e., vessels are required by
applicable law to avoid and operate
outside of the area) most are voluntary
and vessels may travel through them.
Because the four ATBAs in the PSSA
are voluntary, as adopted by the IMO
and implemented by these proposed
regulations, the ATBAs are outside of
the reporting area. Nonetheless, by
virtue of entering or exiting an ATBA,
vessels would also be departing or
entering the reporting area, and,
therefore be subject to the reporting
area’s requirements four times: (1) once
when it enters the reporting area; (2)
once when it leaves the reporting area
to enter the ATBA; (3) once when it
exits the ATBA and enters the reporting
area on the other side of the ATBA; and
(4) once when it once again leaves the
reporting area. The potential burden of
reporting four times is justified by the
navigational hazards that exist within
the ATBAs. The reporting area also
includes three large areas within the
PSSA that are not within the ATBAs.
These breaks between the four ATBAs
allow for north-south passages through
the sanctuary areas contained within the
reporting area that can be utilized for
navigation to avoid ATBAs. Vessels
passing through the sanctuary in these
areas would only send email
notification twice: once upon entering
the reporting area, and again upon
leaving the reporting area.
NOAA is proposing to implement
CORAL SHIPREP’s requirements under
the NMSA in keeping with the United
States’ and IMO’s long-standing interest
in providing additional protection to the
natural, cultural, and historic resources
in PMNM through ship reporting
requirements. In June 2006, Presidential
Proclamation 8031 directed the
Secretary of Commerce and Secretary of
Interior to require notification from any
person passing through PMNM without
interruption at least 72 hours, but no
longer than 1 month, prior to the entry
date, and within 12 hours of departure.
Presidential Proclamation 8031 further
indicated the specific types of
information that must be provided in
the notification. These notification
requirements were subsequently
codified in 50 CFR 404.4. Presidential
Proclamation 8031 also directed the
Secretary of State, in consultation with
the Secretary of Commerce and
Secretary of Interior, to seek the
cooperation of other governments and
international organizations in
furtherance of the purposes of the
proclamation and consistent with
applicable regional and multilateral
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arrangements for the protection and
management of special marine areas.
In accordance with Proclamation
8031, in April 2007, the United States
proposed to the IMO that PMNM be
designated as a PSSA to protect the
attributes of the fragile and integrated
coral reef ecosystem from potential
hazards associated with international
shipping activities. The U.S. noted in its
proposal that the proposed PSSA and its
associated protective measures would
result in a minimal burden to
international shipping, would
significantly further increase maritime
safety, protection of the fragile
environment, preservation of cultural
resources and areas of cultural
importance significant to Native
Hawaiians, and would facilitate
responses to developing maritime
emergencies. On April 3, 2008, the IMO
designated the PMNM as a PSSA. As
part of the PSSA designation process,
the IMO adopted U.S. proposals for
associated protective measures
consisting of expanding and
consolidating the six existing
recommendatory ATBAs in the PMNM
into four larger areas and enlarging the
class of vessels to which they apply and
establishing a ship reporting area and
system for vessels transiting the PMNM,
which is mandatory for ships 300 gross
tons or greater that are entering or
departing a U.S. port or place and
recommended for other ships. The
system requires that ships notify the
U.S. shore-based authority (i.e., the U.S.
Coast Guard; NOAA will be receiving all
messages associated with this program
on behalf of the Coast Guard) at the time
they begin transiting the reporting area
and again when they exit. In December
2008, NOAA and the USFWS published
final regulations to establish a ship
reporting system for PMNM, that
implemented measures adopted by the
IMO requiring notification by ships
passing through PMNM without
interruption (73 FR 73592). These
regulations modified the previous
notification requirements at 50 CFR
404.4.
NOAA is proposing to implement the
ship reporting system as adopted by the
IMO and to establish the reporting area
using the boundary coordinates in
appendix E to the proposed rule to
provide additional protection to the
natural, cultural, and historic resources
in the proposed sanctuary. Accordingly,
NOAA’s proposed regulations build
upon the requirements outlined in
Presidential Proclamation 8031, and
reflect additions made through the
IMO’s adoption of a ship reporting
system and the implementation of that
system in 50 CFR 404.4. NOAA
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proposes minor language changes from
the process adopted by IMO Resolution
MEPC.171(57) and IMO Resolution
MSC.279(85) to provide clarity to the
public on which vessels are required to
participate in ship reporting and the
type of information that should be
reported. NOAA proposes one
substantive addition to the types of
reporting information in the IMO
Resolutions, that vessels report ‘‘[a]ny
pollution incident or goods lost
overboard within the PSSA, the
reporting area, or the U.S. EEZ.’’ This
addition was included in the December
2008 final regulations to establish a ship
reporting system for PMNM.
The NMSA provides NOAA with the
authority to designate a national marine
sanctuary and promulgate regulations
implementing the designation if NOAA
determines, among other things, that the
area is of special national significance
(see 16 U.S.C. 1433(a)(2)). NOAA’s
determination of special national
significance is to be based on (1) the
area’s conservation, recreational,
ecological, historical, scientific,
cultural, archaeological, educational, or
aesthetic qualities; (2) the communities
of living marine resources it harbors; or
(3) its resource or human-use values. In
designating PMNM as a PSSA, the IMO
expressly recognized the ecological,
socio-economic, and scientific attributes
of the area—including, a ‘‘unique,
fragile, and pristine coral reef
ecosystem’’ and ‘‘significant cultural
and archaeological resources’’—and
their vulnerability to international
shipping activities (see IMO Resolution
MEPC.171(57)). The IMO highlighted
PMNM’s (1) more than 7,000 species of
fish, mammals, plants, coral, and other
invertebrates; (2) critical habitat,
spawning, and breeding grounds; (3)
cultural significance to Native
Hawaiians, rich underwater cultural
heritage from the World War II Battle of
Midway; and (4) unparalleled
opportunities in scientific research.
Given the IMO’s findings in designating
the PSSA and adopting a ship reporting
system as an associated protective
measure, NOAA’s proposed regulations
implementing CORAL SHIPREP are
necessary and reasonable to conserve
and manage this area of special national
and international significance as part of
the proposed sanctuary (see 16 U.S.C.
1434(a)(1)(A)).
G. Activities That Are Prohibited or
Otherwise Regulated
NOAA is proposing to supplement
and complement existing management
of this area by proposing prohibited or
otherwise regulated activities in section
922.244. Presidential Proclamations
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8031, 8112, and 9478, and regulations
implementing Presidential
Proclamations 8031 and 8112 at 50 CFR
part 404 provide the foundation for the
proposed prohibitions. However, minor
changes are made in the proposed rule
to remove discrepancies and gaps in
prohibitions and regulated activities
between PMNM and the MEA in order
to allow for consistency in management
across the proposed sanctuary.
Within PMNM, the proposed
prohibitions are all currently in place
through 50 CFR part 404 except for
prohibitions 1 and 4 (detailed below).
Minor changes are proposed to
prohibitions 1 and 4 to remove
discrepancies across the two zones
(PMNM and MEA). Regulations
implementing Presidential Proclamation
9478 have not yet been promulgated for
the MEA. Many of the prohibitions
adopted in the proposed rule are
identified in Presidential Proclamation
9478, which established the MEA. Any
prohibitions proposed for the area of the
proposed sanctuary that overlaps with
the MEA that are not adopted directly
from Presidential Proclamation 9478 are
identified below.
1. Prohibition on Exploring for,
Developing, or Producing Oil, Gas, or
Minerals, or Any Energy Development
Activities
Consistent with the presidential
proclamations establishing the
Monument, NOAA is proposing to
prohibit exploring for, developing, or
producing oil, gas, or minerals to protect
sanctuary resources and create a
seamless management area throughout
the proposed sanctuary. The addition of
the prohibition on ‘any energy
development activities’ would be new
for PMNM, and was added to further the
underlying intent of the prohibition on
oil, gas, and mineral development by
accounting for technological advances
in other forms of energy development.
In addition to creating consistency
across the two zones, this prohibition
will help advance the proposed
sanctuary’s draft goals and objectives by
protecting sensitive marine ecosystems
such as fragile coral reefs and deep-sea
corals, benthic habitat, and seamounts.
Prohibiting oil, gas, and mineral
development reduces the risk of
offshore spills, such as the Deepwater
Horizon oil spill, that could
significantly harm sanctuary resources.
Deep seabed mining, oil and gas
drilling, and other energy development
activities, such as renewable energy
system installation, destroys fragile
benthic habitat, releases sequestered
carbon, and spreads sediment plumes
that can suffocate both sensitive shallow
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and deep-sea coral reefs, which
negatively impacts nursery and foraging
habitat for fish, and reduces the
ecosystem’s overall resilience.
2. Prohibition on Using or Attempting
To Use Poisons, Electrical Charges, or
Explosives in the Collection or Harvest
of a Sanctuary Resource
NOAA is proposing this prohibition
to be consistent with prohibitions
identified in the presidential
proclamations establishing the
Monument.
3. Prohibition on Introducing or
Otherwise Releasing an Introduced
Species From Within or Into the
Sanctuary
NOAA is proposing this prohibition
to be consistent with prohibitions
identified in the presidential
proclamations establishing the
Monument.
4. Prohibition on Deserting a Vessel
Deserting a vessel is currently a
regulated activity (allowed only with a
permit) in PMNM pursuant to
Presidential Proclamation 8031.
Deserting a vessel is a prohibited
activity in the MEA pursuant to
Presidential Proclamation 9478. NOAA
does not see a need to permit this
activity and is proposing this
prohibition in part to create consistency
in management across the proposed
sanctuary. Prohibiting this activity
would help to prevent desertion of a
vessel following a sinking, grounding, or
other incident. Prevention is much less
expensive than responding to a deserted
vessel and can optimally prevent
impacts and damage to sanctuary
resources as well as to private property.
5. Prohibition on Anchoring on or
Having a Vessel Anchored on Any
Living or Dead Coral With an Anchor,
Anchor Chain, or Anchor Rope
NOAA is proposing this prohibition
to be consistent with prohibitions
identified in the presidential
proclamations establishing the
Monument.
6. Prohibition on Commercial Fishing
and Possessing Commercial Fishing
Gear Except When Stowed and Not
Available for Immediate Use
Presidential Proclamation 8031
provided that commercial fishing for
bottomfish and pelagic fish in PMNM
that was permitted by NOAA prior to
June 16, 2006 was allowed to continue
for 5 years from the date of the
proclamation, until June 15, 2011. After
that date, Presidential Proclamation
8031 prohibited commercial fishing for
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bottomfish and associated pelagic
species in PMNM. Presidential
Proclamation 9478 also prohibits
commercial fishing, as well as
possessing commercial fishing gear
except when stowed and not available
for immediate use during passage
without interruption in the MEA.
NOAA is proposing a sanctuary-wide
prohibition on commercial fishing and
possessing commercial fishing gear
except when stowed and not available
for immediate use to be consistent with
the presidential proclamations
establishing the Monument.
7. Prohibition on Non-Commercial
Fishing and Possessing NonCommercial Fishing Gear Except When
Stowed and Not Available for
Immediate Use
The presidential proclamations
establishing the Monument broadly
restrict the harvest of fishery resources
by prohibiting removing, moving,
taking, harvesting, possessing, injuring,
disturbing, or damaging any living or
nonliving monument resource, as well
as attempts to do the same, except as
may be allowed with a permit. As noted
above, Presidential Proclamations 8031
and 9478 further specify prohibitions on
commercial fishing and the possession
of commercial fishing gear. The
presidential proclamations also identify
certain types of non-commercial fishing
that may be regulated (i.e., allowed
pursuant to a permit or incidental to a
permitted activity). Presidential
Proclamation 8031, for example,
authorizes sustenance fishing incidental
to an activity permitted in PMNM.
Presidential Proclamation 9478, for
example, provides that non-commercial
fishing is a regulated activity (i.e.,
allowed only with a permit) in the MEA.
In the sanctuary, NOAA is proposing,
for consistency with the proclamations,
that ‘‘non-commercial fishing’’ is
prohibited unless conducted pursuant
to a sanctuary permit or, as discussed
below, authorized under the MagnusonStevens Fishery Conservation and
Management Act (MSA) in the OSZ. The
proposed rule adopts the definition of
‘‘non-commercial fishing’’ from the
regulations for Fisheries in the Western
Pacific, which is defined as ‘‘fishing that
does not meet the definition of
commercial fishing in the MagnusonStevens Fishery Conservation and
Management Act, and includes, but is
not limited to, sustenance, subsistence,
traditional indigenous, and recreational
fishing.’’ 50 CFR 665.12.
NOAA also proposes that ‘‘possessing
non-commercial fishing gear except
when stowed and not available for
immediate use’’ is prohibited unless
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conducted pursuant to a sanctuary
permit or, as discussed below,
authorized under the MSA in the OSZ.
Presidential Proclamation 8031 includes
‘‘possessing fishing gear,’’ as a regulated
activity (allowed only with a permit) in
PMNM. Presidential Proclamation 9478
prohibits possessing commercial fishing
gear. NOAA’s proposal creates
continuity between the two areas, and
aims to ensure that non-commercial gear
is not utilized in an unauthorized
manner that could lead to injury to
sanctuary resources.
8. Prohibition on Drilling Into,
Dredging, or Otherwise Altering the
Submerged Lands; or Constructing,
Placing, or Abandoning Any Structure,
Material, or Other Matter on the
Submerged Lands
This activity is a regulated activity
(i.e., allowed only with a permit) in
PMNM under Presidential Proclamation
8031. In the MEA, Presidential
Proclamation 9478 prohibits this type of
activity, except for when conducted for
the use of scientific instruments, which
is allowed only with a permit, subject to
such terms and conditions as the
Secretaries deem appropriate. In the
sanctuary, NOAA is proposing that
these activities are prohibited unless
conducted pursuant to a sanctuary
permit. In the OSZ, such a permit may
only be issued for scientific
instruments.
9. Prohibition on Removing, Moving,
Taking, Harvesting, Possessing, Injuring,
Disturbing, or Damaging; or Attempting
To Remove, Move, Take, Harvest,
Possess, Injure, Disturb, or Damage Any
Living or Nonliving Sanctuary Resource
NOAA is proposing that these
activities are prohibited unless
conducted pursuant to a sanctuary
permit, consistent with the presidential
proclamations establishing the
Monument.
10. Prohibition on Attracting Any Living
Sanctuary Resource
NOAA is proposing that these
activities are prohibited unless
conducted pursuant to a sanctuary
permit. NOAA is proposing this
prohibition to be consistent with a
regulated activity identified in
Presidential Proclamation 8031 for
PMNM. This prohibition would be new
in the area of sanctuary that overlaps
with the MEA, the OSZ. Prohibiting this
activity is intended to address the
potential for harassment and
disturbance from human interactions
with living sanctuary resources.
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11. Prohibition on Touching Coral,
Living or Dead
NOAA is proposing that this activity
is prohibited unless conducted pursuant
to a sanctuary permit. NOAA is
proposing this prohibition to be
consistent with a regulated activity (i.e.,
allowed only with a permit) identified
in Presidential Proclamation 8031 for
PMNM. This prohibition would be new
for the area of sanctuary that overlaps
with the MEA, the OSZ. However,
prohibition 9 effectively includes this
activity, as touching coral is considered
a disturbance which may cause injury or
damage. Therefore, regulating this
activity for the area of the proposed
sanctuary that overlaps with the MEA,
the OSZ, is primarily a technical
addition which provides clarity to the
public and resource managers.
12. Prohibition on Swimming,
Snorkeling, or Closed or Open Circuit
SCUBA Diving
NOAA is proposing that these
activities are prohibited unless
conducted pursuant to a sanctuary
permit. NOAA is proposing this
prohibition to be consistent with a
regulated activity identified in
Presidential Proclamation 8031 for any
Special Preservation Area or the
Midway Atoll Special Management
Area. This prohibition would be new for
areas of PMNM that fall outside of any
Special Preservation Area or the
Midway Atoll Special Management
Area, and for the MEA. Expanding this
regulated activity to the entire area of
the proposed sanctuary allows NOAA to
ensure that all in-water activities are
done in compliance with the permit
findings criteria and requirements, and
are consistent with the care and
management of sanctuary resources.
13. Prohibition on Discharging or
Depositing Any Material or Other Matter
Into the Sanctuary, or Discharging or
Depositing Any Material or Other Matter
Outside of the Sanctuary That
Subsequently Enters the Sanctuary and
Injures or Has the Potential To Injure
Any Resources of the Sanctuary, Except
as Described for Vessel Passage Without
Interruption
NOAA is proposing that these
activities are prohibited unless
conducted pursuant to a sanctuary
permit. NOAA is proposing this
prohibition to be consistent with
regulated activities identified in
Presidential Proclamation 8031 for
PMNM. NOAA proposes an exception to
this activity for vessel passage without
interruption, so long as any discharge is
limited to ‘‘vessel engine cooling water,
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weather deck runoff, and vessel engine
exhaust within Special Preservation
Areas or the Midway Atoll Special
Management Area; and discharge
incidental to vessel operations such as
deck wash, approved marine sanitation
device effluent, cooling water, and
engine exhaust in areas other than
Special Preservation Areas or the
Midway Atoll Special Management
Area.’’ While this prohibition would
technically be new for the area of the
proposed sanctuary that overlaps with
the MEA, the OSZ, Presidential
Proclamation 9478 effectively includes
this activity. Regulating this activity for
the OSZ provides clarity to the public
and resource managers. Further, the
prohibition on discharges within or into
the sanctuary is proposed in recognition
that various substances can be
discharged from vessels or from
infrastructure or individuals along the
shoreline that can harm sanctuary
resources or qualities. Establishing a
cohesive regulatory framework across
the proposed sanctuary would benefit
sanctuary resources and sanctuary
users.
14. Prohibition on Anchoring a Vessel
NOAA is proposing that this activity
is prohibited unless conducted pursuant
to a sanctuary permit. While this
activity may be permitted via a
sanctuary permit, anchoring on living or
dead coral may never be permitted, as
noted above under prohibition 5. NOAA
is proposing this prohibition on
anchoring a vessel, for consistency with
a regulated activity identified in
Presidential Proclamation 8031 for
PMNM and because there is the
potential for sanctuary resources, other
than corals, to be impacted by
anchoring. This prohibition would be
new for the area of the proposed
sanctuary that overlaps with the MEA,
the OSZ. As stated above in Section E,
NOAA proposes that a vessel may pass
through the sanctuary without requiring
a permit as long as the vessel does not
stop, anchor or engage in prohibited
activities within the sanctuary.
Therefore, including this prohibition on
anchoring a vessel also provides clarity
to the public, resource managers, and
enforcement personnel that all users of
the proposed sanctuary—vessels
conducting passage without
interruption and permittees—are subject
to the same prohibition on anchoring a
vessel unless conducted pursuant to a
sanctuary permit.
H. Exemptions for Emergencies
Consistent with existing management
of this area, the proposed prohibitions
for the proposed sanctuary would not
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apply to any activity necessary to
respond to emergencies that threaten
life, property, or the environment, or to
activities necessary for law enforcement
purposes.
I. U.S. Armed Forces Exemption
Consistent with existing management
of this area, NOAA proposes a broad
exemption to allow activities and
exercises of the U.S. Armed Forces,
including those carried out by the U.S.
Coast Guard. NOAA recognizes that this
broad exemption is necessary to ensure
military readiness for the Department of
Defense to conduct existing training,
operations, and military readiness
activities in the area proposed to be
designated as a national marine
sanctuary. The United States military
has been able to maintain readiness and
conduct training and other operations in
other national marine sanctuaries based
on similar broad exemptions.
All activities and exercises of the
Armed Forces shall be carried out in a
manner that avoids, to the extent
practicable and consistent with
operational requirements, adverse
impacts on sanctuary resources and
qualities. For any actions of the Armed
Forces that are likely to destroy, cause
the loss of, or injure sanctuary
resources, the Armed Forces must
comply with the Interagency
Cooperation requirements outlined in
section 304(d) of the NMSA, regardless
of whether those actions are exempted
from the proposed sanctuary’s
prohibitions.
J. Exemption for Non-Commercial
Fishing
NOAA is proposing to exempt noncommercial fishing authorized under
the MSA in the area of the sanctuary
that overlaps with the MEA, the OSZ,
from prohibitions 7 through 14 in the
proposed rule, provided that no sale of
harvested fish occurs. NOAA has
prepared a separate proposed rule under
the MSA which shall serve as the
primary mechanism for authorizing
non-commercial fishing activities.
NOAA would periodically evaluate the
effect of non-commercial fishing
activities on sanctuary resources. Such
evaluations would take into
consideration the best scientific
information available and evaluate
whether additional actions are
necessary for the proper care and
management of Sanctuary resources,
including fishery resources, consistent
with goals and objectives of the
Sanctuary. This exemption would only
apply to the OSZ.
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K. Sanctuary Permit Procedures and
Criteria
1. Sanctuary General Permits
NOAA is proposing to include
authority to issue sanctuary general
permits to allow certain activities that
would otherwise violate prohibitions 7
through 14. The proposed permitting
system is modeled after the existing
Monument permitting system. The
proposed permitting system would not
supplant the joint permitting system for
PMNM, and was developed to ensure a
continued joint permitting system
administered by Monument comanagers. NOAA may develop
Memorandum of Agreements in the
future to add further clarification on
joint-permitting within portions of the
sanctuary that overlap with existing
permitting programs for the Monument.
National marine sanctuary programwide regulations at 15 CFR 922.30
describe different purposes for which a
sanctuary general permit can be issued.
Three of these which would apply to
this proposed sanctuary are:
• Research—activities that constitute
scientific research or scientific
monitoring of a national marine
sanctuary resource or quality;
• Education—activities that enhance
public awareness, understanding, or
appreciation of a national marine
sanctuary or national marine sanctuary
resource or quality; and
• Management—activities that assist
in managing a national marine
sanctuary.
NOAA is proposing to add two
additional permit categories to 15 CFR
922.30 under which a sanctuary general
permit could be issued in the proposed
sanctuary:
• Native Hawaiian Practices—
activities that allow for Native Hawaiian
practices within the proposed
sanctuary; and
• Recreation—recreational activities
within the proposed sanctuary limited
to the Midway Atoll Special
Management Area.
NOAA is proposing these two
additional general permit categories to
be consistent with the types of activities
permitted for the PMNM.
The general regulations in 15 CFR
part 922, subpart D, relating to the
permit application process, review
procedures, amendments, and other
permitting stipulations would apply.
These national permitting regulations
include a list of factors NOAA considers
in deciding whether or not to issue the
permit, such as whether the activity
must be conducted within the
sanctuary, and whether the activity will
be compatible with the primary
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objective of protection of sanctuary
resources and qualities. NOAA would
be able to impose specific terms and
conditions through a permit as
appropriate.
In addition to permit review
procedures and evaluation criteria in 15
CFR 922.33, some additional permit
review criteria would apply in the
proposed sanctuary, including
additional criteria specific to Native
Hawaiian Practices permits and
Recreation permits. NOAA is proposing
these additional permit criteria to be
consistent with the permit criteria for
PMNM.
2. Special Use Permits
NOAA has the authority to issue
special use permits (SUPs) in national
marine sanctuaries, as established by
section 310 of the NMSA (16 U.S.C.
1441) and by 15 CFR 922 subpart D.
SUPs can be used to authorize specific
activities in a sanctuary if such
authorization is necessary to establish
conditions of access to, and use of, any
sanctuary resource or to promote public
use and understanding of a sanctuary
resource. Section 310 of the NMSA
establishes four requirements for SUPs:
(1) activities must be compatible with
the purposes for which the sanctuary is
designated and with protection of
sanctuary resources; (2) SUPs shall not
authorize the conduct of any activity for
a period of more than five years unless
otherwise renewed; (3) activities carried
out under the SUP must be conducted
in a manner that does not destroy, cause
the loss of, or injure sanctuary
resources; and (4) permittees are
required to purchase and maintain
comprehensive general liability
insurance, or post an equivalent bond,
against claims arising out of activities
conducted under the SUP and to agree
to hold the United States harmless
against such claims. The NMSA
authorizes NOAA to assess and collect
fees for the conduct of any activity
under an SUP, including costs incurred,
or expected to be incurred, in issuing
the permit and the fair market value use
of sanctuary resources. Implementing
regulations at 15 CFR 922.35 provide
additional detail on assessment of fees
for SUPs. As is the case with sanctuary
general permits, NOAA can place
conditions on SUPs specific to the
activity being permitted. NOAA shall
provide appropriate public notice before
identifying any category of activity
subject to a special use permit.
NOAA is not proposing any new SUP
category as part of this designation. In
evaluating applications for special use
permits, NOAA would consider all
applicable permitting requirements,
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including permitting procedures and
criteria under the Monument’s existing
management framework. For example,
certain activities may be subject to the
requirements of special ocean use
permits, as authorized by Presidential
Proclamation 8031, and issued by
Monument managers in the PMNM via
40 CFR 404.11. Special ocean use
permit requirements were modeled after
SUPs, but also include a few additional
requirements, such as for activities
within the Midway Atoll Special
Management Area.
3. Sustenance Fishing
NOAA may authorize sustenance
fishing outside of any Special
Preservation Area as a term or condition
of any sanctuary permit. Sustenance
fishing is fishing for bottomfish or
pelagic species in which all catch is
consumed within the sanctuary.
Sustenance Fishing is allowed
incidental to an activity permitted in the
PMNM under Presidential Proclamation
8031, and in regulations at 50 CFR part
404. Sustenance fishing was not
specifically identified in Presidential
Proclamation 9478 governing the MEA
but is allowable. For consistency in
management and permitting, NOAA
proposes allowing for this activity as a
term or condition of a general permit or
special use permit.
4. VMS
To complement existing management
and provide consistency across the
entirety of the sanctuary, an owner or
operator of a vessel that has been issued
a general permit or special use permit
under 15 CFR subpart D must ensure
that such vessel has a NOAA Office of
Law Enforcement (OLE)-approved
Vessel Monitoring System (VMS) on
board when operating within the
sanctuary. Presidential Proclamation
8031 requires an owner or operator of a
vessel that has been issued a permit for
accessing the PMNM to have an OLEapproved VMS on board. Such a
requirement was not included in
Presidential Proclamation 9478. For
consistency in permitting, and for the
reasons identified below, NOAA
proposes to impose this requirement
across the proposed sanctuary.
NOAA proposes this requirement to
support permit compliance,
enforcement, and other incidental uses,
consistent with the long-standing
history of considering and
implementing the use of vessel
monitoring systems in the area of the
proposed sanctuary, beginning with
Executive Order 13178 in 2000. In
directing the Secretary to manage the
Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Coral
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Reef Ecosystem Reserve, section 5(b) of
Executive Order 13178 indicated that
priority issues and actions must include
enforcement and surveillance, including
the use of new technologies, as well as
the use of vessel monitoring systems, if
warranted. The 2005 Final Reserve
Operations Plan included an
Enforcement Action Plan with strategies
to investigate innovative technology that
would be effective for this large, remote
area, as well as to implement VMS. In
2006, Presidential Proclamation 8031, as
noted above, required an OLE-approved
VMS on board of vessels with permits
to access the PMNM. VMS is currently
being utilized in the PMNM and is part
of the Monument Management Plan’s
Enforcement Action Plan. The
Monument Management Plan
highlights, as an example, that when the
85-foot longliner Swordman I, carrying
more than 6,000 gallons of diesel fuel
and hydraulic oil, ran aground at Pearl
and Hermes Reef in 2000, vessel
monitoring system technology allowed
agents to track the disaster and quickly
send out equipment for an extensive
cleanup.
L. Scientific Exploration and Research
by the Department of Commerce and the
Department of the Interior
Presidential Proclamation 9478
stipulates that the prohibitions required
by the proclamation ‘‘shall not restrict
scientific exploration or research
activities by or for the Secretaries and
nothing in this proclamation shall be
construed to require a permit or other
authorization from the other Secretary
for their respective scientific activities.’’
NOAA is proposing to exempt these
activities within the OSZ to be
consistent with Presidential
Proclamation 9478.
M. Other Conforming Amendments
The Regulations of General
Applicability at 15 CFR part 922,
subpart A, and the regulations related to
National Marine Sanctuary Permitting,
15 CFR part 922, subpart D, would have
to be amended so that the regulations
are accurate and up-to-date. The
modified sections to conform to adding
a new sanctuary are as follows:
• Section 922.1 Purposes and
applicability of the regulations;
• Section 922.4 Boundaries;
• Section 922.6 Prohibited or
otherwise regulated activities;
• 922.30 National Marine Sanctuary
general permits;
• 922.33 Review procedures and
evaluation; and
• 922.37 Appeals of permitting
decisions.
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NOAA is requesting comments on this
proposed rule, including comments on
the terms of designation and the
proposed regulations, the DEIS, and the
DMP for the proposed sanctuary. NOAA
will publish the final EIS and final
management plan following public
review and comment on this proposed
rule and following NOAA’s
consideration of substantive comments
received. NOAA also requests
comments on the Regulatory Flexibility
Act certification and economic analysis.
The preamble of the final rule will
include responses to substantive
comments received on the proposed
rule. The full response to comments,
which includes responses to comments
made on the proposed rule, the DEIS,
and the draft management plan, will be
provided as an Appendix to the Final
EIS.
Sensitive personally identifiable
information, such as account numbers
and Social Security numbers, should
not be included with the comment.
Comments that are not related to
designation of the proposed sanctuary
or that contain profanity, vulgarity,
threats, or other inappropriate language
will not be considered.
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A. National Marine Sanctuaries Act
NOAA consulted with the Western
Pacific Regional Fishery Management
Council (Council) as required by section
304(a)(5) of the NMSA. Through this
consultation, NOAA provided the
Council with the opportunity to
recommend any draft fishing regulations
it deemed necessary to implement the
proposed sanctuary designation. NOAA
initiated the consultation on November
19, 2021. On March 22, 2022, the
Council agreed to develop draft fishing
regulations for the proposed sanctuary.
NOAA participated in six public
meetings hosted by the Council on
November 1st, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 8th, and
10th of 2022, which were focused on the
development of fishing regulations for
the area of the proposed sanctuary that
overlaps with the MEA. At its 193rd
meeting in December of 2022, the
Council provided a final
recommendation. NOAA found that the
final recommendation, in part, did not
fulfill the purposes and policies of the
NMSA and the goals and objectives of
the proposed designation. The Council
amended their recommendation during
their 194th meeting in March of 2023,
and submitted a revised final
recommendation to NOAA on April 14,
2023.
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In May of 2023, NOAA accepted the
majority of the Council’s
recommendation as it fulfilled the
purposes and policies of the NMSA and
the goals and objectives of the proposed
sanctuary designation. However, the
Council’s recommendation for the
disposition of Native Hawaiian
Subsistence Practices Fishing catch,
which would provide permit applicants
the ability to request limited cost
recovery by selling their catch was
rejected by NOAA via a decision letter
dated May 31, 2023. As NOAA
explained in the letter, any
recommendation for the allowance of
‘‘sale’’ is inconsistent with the goals and
objectives of the proposed sanctuary
designation. NOAA Fisheries has
prepared a proposed rule under the
MSA and ONMS has prepared this
proposed rule under the NMSA to
reflect the outcome of the NMSA section
304(a)(5) process.
Pursuant to section 304(a)(1)(C) of the
NMSA, the Committee on Natural
Resources of the House of
Representatives, the Committee on
Commerce, Science, and Transportation
of the Senate, and the Governor of
Hawai1i will have the opportunity to
review this proposed action.
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Assessment
NOAA has concluded that this
regulatory action does not have
federalism implications sufficient to
warrant preparation of a federalism
assessment under Executive Order
13132 because NOAA supplements and
complements State and local laws under
the NMSA rather than supersedes or
conflicts with them. This proposed rule
will not have substantial direct effects
on State or local governments. NOAA
has coordinated closely with State
partners throughout the development of
this proposed rule and, where
applicable and practicable, the proposed
rule aligns with existing State
regulations. NOAA has aimed for
consistent regulations throughout
sanctuary waters including those within
State and Federal jurisdiction.
E. Regulatory Flexibility Act
The Regulatory Flexibility Act (RFA;
5 U.S.C. 601 et seq.) requires Federal
agencies to prepare an analysis of a
rule’s impact on small entities whenever
the agency is required to publish a
notice of proposed rulemaking, unless
the agency certifies, pursuant to 5 U.S.C.
605, that the action will not have
significant economic impact on a
B. National Environmental Policy Act
substantial number of small entities.
As described in section I above,
The RFA requires agencies to consider,
NOAA and the State of Hawai1i prepared but not necessarily minimize, the effects
a DEIS to evaluate the impacts of this
of proposed rules on small entities. The
proposed action of designating a
goal of the RFA is to inform the agency
national marine sanctuary, which
and public of expected economic effects
considers four alternatives for the
of the proposed rule and to ensure the
proposed designation of a national
agency considers alternatives that
marine sanctuary in marine portions of
minimize the expected economic effects
the Monument. Copies of the DEIS and
on small entities while meeting
related draft management plan are
applicable goals and objectives.
available at the website listed in the
Pursuant to section 605(b) of the RFA,
ADDRESSES section of this proposed rule. the Chief Counsel for Regulation of the
NOAA is also soliciting public
Department of Commerce certified to
comments on the DEIS and DMP. The
the Chief Counsel for Advocacy of the
full response to comments, which
Small Business Administration that this
includes responses to comments made
proposed rule, if adopted, would not
on the proposed rule, the DEIS, and the
have a significant economic impact on
draft management plan, will be
a substantial number of small entities.
provided as an Appendix to the Final
The purpose, context, and statutory
EIS.
basis for this action is described above
and not repeated here. The analysis
C. Executive Orders 12866: Regulatory
below discusses the potential effects of
Impact, 13563 Improving Regulation
the proposed designation of marine
and Regulatory Review, and 14094:
portions of Papaha¯naumokua¯kea Marine
Modernizing Regulatory Review
National Monument as a national
The Office of Management and Budget marine sanctuary and serves as the
(OMB) has determined this proposed
factual basis for the certification. In
rule to be not significant within the
summary, with this proposed
meaning of Executive Order 12866, as
rulemaking, small entities are not
expected to experience significant
supplemented by Executive Order
impacts.
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1. Description and Estimate of the
Number of Small Entities to Which the
Proposed Action Would Apply
Under the Monument’s existing
management framework, activities in
the Monument, with limited exceptions,
require a permit. The same would be
true in the proposed sanctuary. Based
on permitting data for the Monument,
there are six primary categories of
regulated uses: (1) research; (2)
conservation and management; (3)
education; (4) Native Hawaiian
practices; (5) recreation; and (6) special
ocean use. Table 1 shows the number of
permits issued by category from 2018 to
2022. Based on permitting data, the
types of entities applying for permits
include, government, non-profits,
artists, film and entertainment entities,
education providers, and research
organizations. Additionally, ship
reporting is required for vessels that
transit through portions of the
Monument, and the types of entities
impacted are identified as finfish fishing
or deep-sea freight transit (73 FR 38375
(July 7, 2008)).
TABLE 1—PERMITS ISSUED BY YEAR AND TYPE
Conservation
and
management
Research
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
Native Hawaiian
practices
Education
Special ocean
use
Recreation
Total
..........................................................
..........................................................
..........................................................
..........................................................
..........................................................
7
7
1
8
5
3
6
5
2
3
4
0
0
1
0
4
2
0
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
1
2
3
1
21
16
8
18
9
2018–2022 Total ................................
2018–2022 Annual Average .....................
28
5.6
19
3.8
5
1
10
2
0
0
10
2
72
14.4
Source: (NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries, Papaha¯naumokua¯kea Marine National Monument Permit Records, 2023).
The U.S. Small Business
Administration establishes size
standards for determining whether a
business entity qualifies as small.
NOAA has analyzed the types of entities
that applied for permits by category and
identified the relevant industries
impacted by the proposed rule as
colleges and universities,
apprenticeship training, environment,
conservation and wildlife organizations,
civic and social organizations, television
broadcasting stations, motion picture
and video production, geophysical
surveying and mapping services,
independent artists, writers, performers,
and museums. Each relevant industry is
shown in the table below with the most
recent size standards published by the
U.S. Small Business Administration
(2023). Size standards are based upon
the average annual receipts (all revenue)
or the average employment of a firm.
TABLE 2—SIZE STANDARD IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS BY NORTH AMERICAN CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM (NAICS) CODE AND
INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES
NAICS industry description
Size standard
(millions of
dollars)
NAICS code
Colleges, universities and professional schools ......................................................................................................
Apprenticeship Training ...........................................................................................................................................
Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations ..........................................................................................
Civic and Social Organizations ................................................................................................................................
Television Broadcasting Stations ............................................................................................................................
Motion Picture and Video Production ......................................................................................................................
Geophysical Surveying and Mapping Services .......................................................................................................
Independent Artists, Writers, and Performers .........................................................................................................
Museums .................................................................................................................................................................
Finfish Fishing ..........................................................................................................................................................
Deep Sea Freight ....................................................................................................................................................
611310
611513
813312
813410
516120
512110
541360
711510
712110
114111
483111
$34.5
11.5
19.5
9.5
47.0
40.0
28.5
9.0
34.0
25.0
* 1,050
Source: 13 CFR part 121, 2023.
* Number of employees. A size standard is not identified in dollars.
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Table 3 provides the approximate
number of permits issued for each
corresponding industry. The Monument
permit application itself does not ask
the applicant for their industry or if the
applicant is a small entity. Therefore,
the data presented below is based on
limited information from the permit
application, specifically the applicant’s
name and stated purpose for the permit.
TABLE 3—APPROXIMATE PERMITS BY INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION
NAICS industry description
2018
Colleges, universities and professional schools ..................
Apprenticeship Training .......................................................
Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations ......
Civic and Social Organizations ............................................
Television Broadcasting Stations .........................................
Motion Picture and Video Production ..................................
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2018
Geophysical Surveying and Mapping Services ...................
Independent Artists, Writers, and Performers .....................
Museums ..............................................................................
2019
1
0
1
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2021
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2022
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Source: (NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries, Papaha¯naumokua¯kea Marine National Monument Permit Records, 2023).
Regarding ship reporting
requirements, NOAA estimated there
would be approximately 200–250
vessels passing through reporting areas
of the proposed sanctuary without
interruption that would be subject to
providing entry and exit notifications,
based on vessel traffic reported between
2017 and 2023.
The data provided in Tables 1, 2, and
3 provide information on the type of
permit applications, the industries that
may be impacted, and the number of
permits by corresponding industry.
NOAA does not have economic data on
whether the permittees within the
corresponding industries are small
entities or not. Due to the lack of
quantitative data on the nature of
businesses directly affected by the
proposed rule including their levels of
revenues, costs, and profits from their
activities within the sanctuary, the
analysis provided here is qualitative.
Based upon site interactions and
working relationships with permittees,
the types of small entities that may be
impacted by this proposed rule include
academic and government institutions,
non-profit organizations, and broadcast
and video production entities. In
addition, U.S. fishing vessels are
expected to be impacted by this
rulemaking, and all are considered to be
small entities. U.S. freight transport
vessels are expected to be affected by
this rulemaking, though none are
considered to be small entities.
2. Analysis of Small Entities
The proposed sanctuary regulations
would largely mirror the existing
management framework for the
Monument. There would be no effective
difference in the permitting process
between the proposed action and the
status quo for permitting within PMNM.
The proposed regulatory action would
establish new permitting requirements
for entities that seek access to areas of
the proposed sanctuary that overlap
with the MEA, the OSZ. While access
restrictions for portions of the proposed
sanctuary that overlap with the MEA
would be new, the activities that may be
permitted would be consistent with
Presidential Proclamation 9478.
Therefore, the proposed regulatory
action would establish new reporting
and recordkeeping requirements for
entities that apply for permits in the
area of the proposed sanctuary that
overlaps with the MEA, the OSZ, but is
not expected to have a significant
economic impact on a substantial
number of small entities for the
following reasons. Based on the NOAA
Monument manager’s site knowledge
and experience, the proposed regulatory
action is not expected to result in an
increase in the number of permit
requests, as the majority of users operate
in the area of the proposed sanctuary
that overlaps with PMNM, and do not
solely operate in the area of the
proposed sanctuary that overlaps with
the MEA. Additionally, the area under
consideration is coextensive with the
marine areas of the Monument,
extremely remote (nearly 300 miles at
its closest point from the main Hawaiian
Islands), and very few entities operate
there.
Through this proposed rule, NOAA
does not expect a significant reduction
in profits for small entities. NOAA does
not charge a fee for review and issuance
of general permits, and there are only
minimal, indirect costs associated with
the time for an individual to complete
a permit application and respond to any
follow-up questions from NOAA. While
NOAA may assess fees for the conduct
of any activity authorized under a
special use permit, fees are not required,
and decisions are made on a case-bycase basis. No unique professional skills
are necessary to meet these reporting
requirements. In addition, the process
by which all applicants apply for a
permit, or complete entry and exit
notifications for passage without
interruption through certain areas
within the proposed sanctuary, would
not substantially differ from the current
process. Therefore, these additional
permitting requirements would not
significantly reduce profits for a
substantial number of small entities.
The public reporting burden for
Monument permits is provided in table
4. The public reporting burden differs
by permit category.
TABLE 4—HOURLY BURDEN OF THE INFORMATION COLLECTION FOR PAPAHA¯ NAUMOKUA¯ KEA MARINE NATIONAL MONUMENT
PERMITS
Annual # of
responses/
respondent
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General permit .................................................................................................
Special Ocean Use permit ...............................................................................
Native Hawaiian Practices permit ....................................................................
Recreation permit ............................................................................................
Burden hours/
response
3
3
3
3
5
10
8
6
Mean
occupational
employment
hourly wage
rates
(for type of
respondent)
$36.62
40.83
36.62
24.98
Annual wage
burden costs
per permit
$549.30
1,224.9
878.88
449.64
Source: (NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries, Papaha¯naumokua¯kea Marine National Monument Permit Records, 2023).
Under the existing Monument
management framework, as a condition
of a permit, permittees are required to
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on board when operating within the
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estimated $100.00 in annual
maintenance costs, and $192.00 in VMS
report transmission costs ($1.28 daily
cost based on a high estimate that a
permitted vessel may spend on average,
150 days per year in the Monument), for
a total annual VMS cost of $1,342. The
proposed rule includes this requirement
for areas of the proposed sanctuary that
overlap with both the PMNM and MEA.
However, the proposed rule is not
expected to result in an increase in the
number of permit requests, as the
majority of users operate in the area of
the proposed sanctuary that overlaps
with PMNM, and do not solely operate
in the area of the proposed sanctuary
that overlaps with the MEA. Therefore,
this additional permit requirement is
not expected to result in an increase in
the number of required VMS units, or a
significant financial burden to small
entities.
Through this proposed rule, the
process for ship reporting for vessels
transiting through areas of the proposed
sanctuary would not substantially differ
from the current process. The proposed
regulatory action would not establish
any new reporting or record-keeping
requirements related to ship reporting.
As described above, NOAA does not
expect a significant reduction in profits
for small entities, as the expected costs
are minimal, indirect costs for permit
applications, and does not expect an
increase in permit applications as users
are already required to have a permit to
access PMNM. NOAA has concluded
that the proposed rule would not have
a significant impact on a substantial
number of small entities. Therefore, an
Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis is
not required and none was prepared.
F. Paperwork Reduction Act
Notwithstanding any other provisions
of the law, no person is required to
respond to, nor shall any person be
subject to a penalty for failure to comply
with a collection of information subject
to the requirements of the Paperwork
Reduction Act (PRA), 44 U.S.C. 3501 et
seq., unless that collection of
information displays a currently valid
OMB control number.
NOAA has an OMB control number
(0648–0548) for the collection of public
information related to the processing of
PMNM permit applications and reports
for permits. In the most recent
Information Collection Request revision
and approval for PMNM permits, NOAA
reported approximately 74 permit
respondents per year. NOAA’s proposal
to create a national marine sanctuary in
the marine portions of the Monument is
not expected to result in an increase in
the number of requests for permits
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under this control number. Therefore,
the annual public reporting burden
hours for permits under OMB control
number 0648–0548 is not expected to
increase. A large increase in the number
of permit requests would require a
change to the reporting burden certified
for OMB control number 0648–0548.
While not expected, if such permit
requests do increase, a revision to this
control number for the processing of
permits would be requested.
Please send any comments regarding
the burden estimate for this data
collection requirement or any other
aspect of this data collection, including
suggestions for reducing the burden, to
NOAA (see ADDRESSES above).
Comments can also be submitted to
www.reginfo.gov/public/do/PRAMain.
Before an agency submits a collection of
information to OMB for approval, the
agency shall provide 60-day notice in
the Federal Register, and otherwise
consult with members of the public and
affected agencies concerning each
proposed collection of information, to
solicit comments to:
• Evaluate whether the proposed
collection of information is necessary
for the proper performance of the
functions of the agency, including
whether the information will have
practical utility;
• Evaluate the accuracy of the
agency’s estimate of the burden of the
proposed collection of information,
including the validity of the
methodology and assumptions used;
• Enhance the quality, utility, and
clarity of the information to be
collected; and
• Minimize the burden of the
collection of information on those who
are to respond, including through the
use of appropriate automated,
electronic, mechanical, or other
technological collection techniques or
other forms of information technology
(e.g., permitting electronic submission
of responses).
G. National Historic Preservation Act
Section 106 of the National Historic
Preservation Act (NHPA, 54 U.S.C.
306108) requires Federal agencies to
take into account the effects of their
undertakings on historic properties and
afford the Advisory Council on Historic
Preservation (ACHP) a reasonable
opportunity to comment with regard to
the undertaking. ‘‘Historic property’’
means any prehistoric or historic
district, site, building, structure, or
object included in or eligible for
inclusion in the National Register of
Historic Places maintained by the
Secretary of the Interior. This term
includes artifacts, records, and material
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remains that are related to and located
within such properties, including
properties of traditional religious and
cultural importance to an Indigenous
nation or Tribe or Native Hawaiian
organization (see 36 CFR 800.16(l)).
The regulations implementing section
106 of the NHPA (36 CFR part 800)
establish a process requiring Federal
agencies to: (1) determine whether the
undertaking is a type of activity that
could affect historic properties; (2)
identify historic properties in the area of
potential effects; (3) assess potential
adverse effects; and (4) resolve adverse
effects. The regulations require that
Federal agencies consult with States,
Tribes, and other interested parties
when making their effect
determinations. NOAA has determined
that the designation of a national marine
sanctuary and related rulemaking for
sanctuary-specific regulations meet the
definition of an undertaking as defined
at § 800.16(y).
In fulfilling its responsibilities under
section 106 of the NHPA, NOAA
initiated the section 106 review process
with the State Historic Preservation
Officer (SHPO) for the proposed
sanctuary designation via letter to the
State Historic Preservation Division
(SHPD) through the Hawai1i Cultural
Resource Information System on
November 21, 2021. NOAA also
provided notice to the Advisory Council
on Historic Preservation (ACHP) on
November 21, 2021. These letters and
supporting documentation identified
the proposed Area of Potential Effect
(APE) and began the process to identify
consulting parties (CP). Invitations were
sent to over 500 families and
organizations having lineal and cultural
connections to Papaha¯naumokua¯kea,
including cultural practitioners, Native
Hawaiian Organizations, fishers
(subsistence, recreational, commercial),
and government agencies. As of January
21, 2023, NOAA received 31 requests to
be a CP for the proposed sanctuary
designation and NOAA has officially
recognized the 31 CPs. NOAA will
complete the identification of historic
properties in the proposed APE and the
assessment of the undertaking’s
potential to affect historic properties in
consultation with the recognized
consulting parties. To date, ONMS has
conducted 6 meetings with recognized
consulting parties. The NHPA section
106 review is ongoing, and additional
consultations will be held following the
release of the DEIS and DMP. As the
DEIS is a joint Federal-State action, the
State is also preparing a Cultural Impact
Assessment (CIA) and Legal Analysis
pursuant to the Hawai1i Environmental
Policy Act (HEPA), Hawai1i Revised
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corresponding Hawai1i Administrative
Rules (HAR) section 11–200.1, and the
Environmental Council’s 1997
Guidelines for Assessing Cultural
Impacts.
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H. Sunken Military Craft Act
The Sunken Military Craft Act of 2004
(SMCA; Pub. L. 108–375, Title XIV,
sections 1401 to 1408; 10 U.S.C. 113
note) preserves and protects from
unauthorized disturbance all sunken
military craft that are owned by the
United States government, as well as
foreign sunken military craft that lie
within United States waters, as defined
in the SMCA. Thousands of U.S. sunken
military craft lie in waters around the
world, many accessible to looters,
treasure hunters, and others who may
cause damage to them. These craft, and
their associated contents, represent a
collection of non-renewable and
significant historical resources that
often serve as war graves, carry
unexploded ordnance, and contain oil
and other hazardous materials. By
protecting sunken military craft, the
SMCA helps reduce the potential for
irreversible harm to these nationally
important historical and cultural
resources.
The 1942 Battle of Midway occurred
both at Midway Atoll as well as some
100–150 nautical miles north of the atoll
in the northwestern portion of
Papaha¯naumokua¯kea. Aircraft carriers
from the historic conflict have been
located in the deep ocean, and multiple
aircraft and sunken military vessels
have been surveyed within the Midway
Atoll Special Management Area. Yet,
hundreds of aircraft, and several other
aircraft carriers and destroyers from the
battle remain to be discovered in
Papaha¯naumokua¯kea. Sunken military
craft fall under the jurisdiction of a
number of Federal agencies such as the
U.S. Navy and the U.S. Coast Guard.
NOAA and FWS coordinate very closely
with the U.S. Navy and any other
applicable Federal agency, foreign State,
or State agency if found within State
waters, regarding activities directed at
sunken military craft discovered within
the sanctuary.
K. Coastal Zone Management Act
(CZMA)
Section 307 of the Coastal Zone
Management Act (CZMA; 16 U.S.C.
1456) requires Federal agencies to
consult with a State’s coastal program
on potential Federal agency activities
that affect any land or water use or
natural resource of the coastal zone.
Because the proposed sanctuary lies
partially within State waters, NOAA
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intends to submit a copy of this
proposed rule and supporting
documents, including the DEIS, to the
State of Hawaii’s Office of Planning and
Sustainable Development for evaluation
of Federal consistency under the CZMA.
NOAA will publish the final rule and
designation only after completion of the
Federal consistency process under the
CZMA.
L. Executive Order 12898:
Environmental Justice
Executive Order 12898 directs Federal
agencies to identify and address
disproportionately high and adverse
effects of their actions on human health
and the environment of minority or lowincome populations. The designation of
national marine sanctuaries by NOAA
helps to ensure the enhancement of
environmental quality for all
populations in the United States. The
proposed sanctuary designation would
not result in disproportionate negative
impacts on any minority or low-income
population. In addition, many of the
potential impacts from designating the
proposed sanctuary would result in
long-term or permanent beneficial
impacts by protecting resources, which
may have a positive impact on
communities by providing employment
and educational opportunities, and
potentially result in improved
ecosystem services.
List of Subjects in 15 CFR Part 922
Administrative practice and
procedure; Coastal zone; Cultural
resources; Environmental; Protection;
Fishing; Historic preservation; Marine
protected areas; Marine resources;
Natural resources; National marine
sanctuaries; Penalties; Recreation and
recreation areas; Reporting and
recordkeeping requirements;
Shipwrecks; Wildlife.
Nicole R. LeBoeuf,
Assistant Administrator for Ocean Services
and Coastal Zone Management, National
Ocean Service, National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration.
Regulatory Amendments and Additions
For the reasons set forth above, NOAA
proposes to amend part 922, title 15 of
the Code of Federal Regulations as
follows:
PART 922—NATIONAL MARINE
SANCTUARY PROGRAM
REGULATIONS
1. The authority citation for part 922
continues to read as follows:
■
Authority: 16 U.S.C. 1431 et seq.
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2. Amend § 922.1 by revising
paragraph (a)(2) to read as follows:
■
§ 922.1 Purposes and applicability of the
regulations.
(a) * * *
(2) To implement the designations of
the national marine sanctuaries, for
which specific regulations appear in
subpart F through subsequent subparts,
by regulating activities affecting them,
consistent with their respective terms of
designation, in order to protect, restore,
preserve, manage, and thereby ensure
the health, integrity, and continued
availability of the conservation,
recreational, ecological, historical,
scientific, educational, cultural,
archaeological, and aesthetic resources
and qualities of these areas.
*
*
*
*
*
■ 3. Revise § 922.4 to read as follows:
§ 922.4
Boundaries.
Subpart F and subsequent subparts of
this part set forth the boundaries for all
national marine sanctuaries.
■ 4. Revise § 922.6 to read as follows:
§ 922.6 Prohibited or otherwise regulated
activities.
Subpart F and subsequent subparts of
this part set forth site-specific
regulations applicable to the activities
specified therein.
■ 5. Amend § 922.30 by:
■ a. Revising paragraph (a)(2);
■ b. Removing the word ‘‘and’’ at the
end of paragraph (b)(5);
■ c. Removing the period at the end of
paragraph (b)(6) and adding ‘‘; and’’ in
its place; and
■ d. Adding paragraphs (b)(7) and (8).
The additions read as follows:
§ 922.30 National Marine Sanctuary
general permits
(a) * * *
(2) The permit procedures and criteria
for all national marine sanctuaries in
which the proposed activity is to take
place in accordance with relevant sitespecific regulations appearing in
subpart F and subsequent subparts of
this part.
*
*
*
*
*
(b) * * *
(7) Native Hawaiian Practices—
activities that allow for Native Hawaiian
practices within Papaha¯naumokua¯kea
and
(8) Recreation—recreational activities
within Papaha¯naumokua¯kea limited to
the Midway Atoll Special Management
Area.
■ 6. Amend § 922.33 by removing the
word ‘‘and’’ at the end of paragraph
(a)(8), removing the period at the end of
paragraph (a)(9) and adding ‘‘; and’’ in
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(a)(10), (11), and (12).
The additions read as follows:
■
§ 922.33 Review procedures and
evaluation.
(a) * * *
(10) For Papaha¯naumokua¯kea
National Marine Sanctuary, there is no
practicable alternative to conducting the
activity within the sanctuary and the
activity can be conducted with adequate
safeguards for the resources and
ecological integrity of the sanctuary.
(11) For Native Hawaiian Practices
within Papaha¯naumokua¯kea National
Marine Sanctuary:
(i) The activity is non-commercial and
will not involve the sale of any
organism or material collected;
(ii) The purpose and intent of this
activity is appropriate and deemed
necessary by traditional standards in the
Native Hawaiian culture (pono), and
demonstrates an understanding of, and
background in, the traditional practice,
and its associated values and protocols;
(iii) The activity benefits the resources
of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands
and the Native Hawaiian community;
the activity supports or advances the
perpetuation of traditional knowledge
and ancestral connections of Native
Hawaiians to the Northwestern
Hawaiian Islands; and
(iv) Any sanctuary resource harvested
from the sanctuary will be consumed in
the sanctuary.
(12) For Recreation permits within
Papaha¯naumokua¯kea National Marine
Sanctuary:
(i) The activity is for the purpose of
recreation within the Midway Special
Management Area;
(ii) The activity is not associated with
any for-hire operation; and
(iii) The activity does not involve any
extractive use.
*
*
*
*
*
■ 7. Amend 922.37 by revising
paragraphs (a)(2) and (3) to read as
follows:
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§ 922.37
Appeals of permitting decisions.
(a) * * *
(2) Except for Papaha¯naumokua¯kea
National Marine Sanctuary, an applicant
or a holder of a National Marine
Sanctuary permit issued pursuant to
§ 922.30 or pursuant to site-specific
regulations appearing in subparts F
through subsequent subparts of this
part;
(3) Except for Papaha¯naumokua¯kea
National Marine Sanctuary, an applicant
or a holder of a special use permit
issued pursuant to section 310 of the
Act and § 922.31;
*
*
*
*
*
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8. Add subpart W to read as follows:
Subpart W—Papaha¯naumokua¯kea National
Marine Sanctuary
Sec.
922.240 Boundary.
922.241 Definitions.
922.242 Co-management.
922.243 Access.
922.244 Prohibited or otherwise regulated
activities.
922.245 Permit procedures and criteria.
Appendix A to Subpart W of Part 922—
Papaha¯naumokua¯kea National Marine
Sanctuary Boundary Description and
Coordinates
Appendix B to Subpart W of Part 922—
Coordinates for the Outer Sanctuary
Zone
Appendix C to Subpart W of Part 922—
Coordinates for the Midway Atoll
Special Management Area
Appendix D to Subpart W of Part 922—
Coordinates for the Special Preservation
Areas (SPAs)
Appendix E to Subpart W of Part 922—
Coordinates for the Ship Reporting Area
Appendix F to Subpart W of Part 922—IMO
Standard Reporting Format and Data
Syntax for Ship Reporting System
Subpart W—Papaha¯naumokua¯kea
National Marine Sanctuary
§ 922.240
Boundary.
Papaha¯naumokua¯kea National Marine
Sanctuary consists of an area of
approximately 582,570 square miles
(439,910 square nautical miles) of
Pacific Ocean waters surrounding the
Northwest Hawaiian Islands and the
submerged lands thereunder. The
precise boundary coordinates are listed
in appendix A to this subpart. The outer
seaward sanctuary boundary begins
approximately 200 nautical miles SW of
Kure Atoll at Point 1 and continues
from this point roughly north to each
successive point in numerical order to
Point 232 which is approximately 204
nautical miles north of Kure Atoll. From
Point 232 the sanctuary boundary
continues roughly ESE to each
successive point in numerical order to
Point 609 which is approximately 200
nautical miles NE of Necker Island.
From Point 609 the sanctuary boundary
continues south to Point 610 which is
approximately 90 nautical miles ENE of
Necker Island. From Point 610 the
sanctuary boundary continues roughly
east and then SE and south to Point 635
which is approximately 50 nautical
miles east of Nihoa. From Point 635 the
sanctuary boundary continues roughly
south and then SW and west to each
successive point in numerical order to
Point 662 which is approximately 71
nautical miles SW of Nihoa. From Point
662 the sanctuary boundary continues
south to Point 663 which is
approximately 236 nautical miles SSW
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of Nihoa. From Point 663 the sanctuary
boundary continues roughly NW to each
successive point in numerical order to
Point 703 which is approximately 200
nautical miles SSE of Necker Island.
From Point 703 the boundary continues
roughly NW to each successive point in
numerical order to Point 1128 where it
ends approximately 200 nautical miles
SW of Kure Atoll. The inner landward
boundary of the sanctuary follows the
shoreline as defined by the State of
Hawai1i (HAR § 13–222).
§ 922.241
Definitions.
In addition to those definitions found
at § 922.11, the following definitions
apply to this subpart. To the extent that
a term appears in § 922.11 and this
section, the definition in this section
governs.
Areas to be avoided (ATBA) means
the four designated areas that should be
avoided by vessels that are conducting
passage without interruption through
the sanctuary. The precise boundary
coordinates for the ATBAs are listed in
appendix E to this subpart.
Bottomfish species means all species
of bottomfish as defined at 50 CFR
665.201.
Commercial fishing means, as defined
in the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery
Conservation and Management Act,
fishing in which the fish harvested,
either in whole or in part, are intended
to enter commerce or enter commerce
through sale, barter, or trade.
Ecological integrity means a condition
determined to be characteristic of an
ecosystem that has the ability to
maintain the function, structure, and
abundance of natural biological
communities, including rates of change
in response to natural environmental
variation.
Midway Atoll Special Management
Area means the area of the sanctuary
surrounding Midway Atoll out to a
distance of 12 nautical miles. The
coordinates are listed in appendix C to
this subpart.
Native Hawaiian practices means
cultural activities conducted for the
purposes of perpetuating traditional
knowledge, caring for and protecting the
environment and strengthening cultural
and spiritual connections to the
Northwestern Hawaiian Islands that
have demonstrable benefits to the
Native Hawaiian community. This may
include, but is not limited to, the noncommercial use of sanctuary resources
for direct personal consumption while
in the sanctuary.
Non-commercial fishing means
fishing that does not meet the definition
of commercial fishing in the MagnusonStevens Fishery Conservation and
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Management Act, and includes, but is
not limited to, sustenance, subsistence,
traditional indigenous, and recreational
fishing.
Office of Law Enforcement (OLE)
means NOAA, National Marine
Fisheries, Office of Law Enforcement.
Outer Sanctuary Zone (OSZ) means
the waters and submerged lands
extending from approximately 50
nautical miles from all islands and
emergent lands of the Northwestern
Hawaiian Islands to the extent of the
seaward limit of the United States
Exclusive Economic Zone (U.S. EEZ)
west of 163° West Longitude. The
precise boundary coordinates for the
OSZ are listed in appendix B to this
subpart.
Particularly Sensitive Sea Area
(PSSA) means an area that needs special
protection through action by IMO
because of its significance for
recognized ecological, socio-economic,
or scientific attributes where such
attributes may be vulnerable to damage
by international shipping activities.
Pelagic species means Western Pacific
Pelagic Management Unit Species as
defined at 50 CFR 665.800.
Pono means appropriate, correct, and
deemed necessary by traditional
standards in Hawaiian culture.
Recreational activity means an
activity conducted for personal
enjoyment within the Midway Atoll
Special Management Area that does not
result in the extraction of sanctuary
resources and that does not involve a
fee-for-service transaction. This
includes, but is not limited to, wildlife
viewing, SCUBA diving, snorkeling, and
boating.
Reporting area means the area of the
proposed sanctuary that extends
outward ten nautical miles from the
PSSA boundary, as designated by the
IMO, and excludes the ATBAs that fall
within the PSSA boundary. The precise
boundary coordinates for the reporting
area are listed in appendix E to this
subpart.
Scientific instrument means a device,
vehicle, or tool used for scientific
purposes and is inclusive of structures,
materials, or other matter incidental to
proper use of such device, vehicle, or
tool.
Special Preservation Area (SPA)
means discrete, biologically important
areas of the sanctuary within which
uses are subject to certain conditions,
restrictions, and prohibitions, including
but not limited to access restrictions.
The coordinates are listed in Appendix
D to this subpart.
Stowed and not available for
immediate use means not readily
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being securely covered and lashed to a
deck or bulkhead, tied down, unbaited,
unloaded, or partially disassembled
(e.g., spear shafts being kept separate
from spear guns).
Sustenance fishing means fishing for
bottomfish or pelagic species in which
all catch is consumed within the
sanctuary, and that is incidental to an
activity permitted under this part.
Vessel monitoring system (VMS)
means a mobile transceiver unit that is
approved by NOAA’s Office for Law
Enforcement for use on vessels
permitted to access the sanctuary.
§ 922.242
Co-management.
NOAA’s Office of National Marine
Sanctuaries has primary responsibility
for the management of the sanctuary
pursuant to the National Marine
Sanctuaries Act. However, as the
sanctuary includes State waters, NOAA
will co-manage Papaha¯naumokua¯kea
National Marine Sanctuary with the
State of Hawai1i. The Office of National
Marine Sanctuaries may enter into a
Memorandum of Agreement with the
State of Hawai1i regarding this
collaboration that may address, but not
be limited to, sanctuary resource
protection, educational programs,
permitting, research activities,
development, and threats to sanctuary
resources.
§ 922.243
Access.
(a) Access to the Sanctuary is
prohibited and thus unlawful except:
(1) When conducting emergency
response actions, law enforcement
activities, and activities and exercises of
the Armed Forces in accordance with
§ 922.244(b) and (c);
(2) Pursuant to a permit issued under
§ 922.245;
(3) When conducting non-commercial
fishing activities in the OSZ authorized
under the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery
Conservation and Management Act
provided that no sale of harvested fish
occurs;
(4) When conducting passage without
interruption in accordance with
paragraphs (b), (c), and (d) of this
section.
(b) A vessel may pass without
interruption through the sanctuary
without requiring a permit as long as the
vessel does not stop, anchor, or engage
in the prohibited activities listed in
§ 922.244 within the sanctuary;
(c) When conducting passage without
interruption vessel discharges are
limited to the following:
(1) Vessel engine cooling water,
weather deck runoff, and vessel engine
exhaust within Special Preservation
Areas or the Midway Atoll Special
Management Area;
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(2) Discharge incidental to vessel
operations such as deck wash, approved
marine sanitation device effluent,
cooling water, and engine exhaust in
areas other than Special Preservation
Areas or the Midway Atoll Special
Management Area.
(d) For areas of the sanctuary that are
contained within the reporting area
surrounding the PSSA designated by the
International Maritime Organization
(IMO), a ship reporting system (CORAL
SHIPREP) specified below shall be in
effect. The coordinates for the Reporting
Area are listed in appendix E to this
subpart.
(1) The ship reporting system as
specified in paragraphs (d)(3) through
(7) of this section does not apply to the
following vessels:
(i) Vessels conducting emergency
response actions, law enforcement
activities, and activities and exercises of
the Armed Forces in accordance with
§ 922.244(b) and (c);
(ii) Vessels conducting activities
pursuant to a permit issued under
§ 922.245;
(iii) Vessels conducting noncommercial fishing activities in the OSZ
authorized under the Magnuson-Stevens
Fishery Conservation and Management
Act; and
(iv) Vessels entitled to sovereign
immunity in accordance with generally
recognized principles of international
law.
(2) The following vessels, passing
through the reporting area of the
sanctuary without interruption must
participate in the ship reporting system
as specified in paragraphs (d)(3) through
(7) of this section:
(i) Vessels of the United States of any
size;
(ii) All other ships 300 gross tonnage
or greater that are entering or departing
a United States port or place; and
(iv) All other ships of any size
entering or departing a United States
port or place and experiencing an
emergency while transiting through the
reporting area.
(3) All vessels passing through the
reporting area of the sanctuary without
interruption other than those described
in paragraph (d)(2) of this section are
encouraged to participate in the ship
reporting system set forth in paragraphs
(d)(3) through (7) of this section.
(4) Immediately upon entering the
reporting area, vessels described in
paragraph (d)(2) of this section must
provide the following information by
email sent to nwhi.notifications@
noaa.gov in the IMO standard reporting
format and data syntax shown in
appendix F to this subpart:
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(i) Vessel name, call sign or ship
station identity, flag, and IMO
identification number if applicable, and
either Federal documentation or State
registration number if applicable;
(ii) Date, time (UTC) and month of
entry;
(iii) Position;
(iv) True course;
(v) Speed in knots and tenths;
(vi) Destination and estimated time of
arrival;
(vii) Intended route through the
reporting area;
(viii) Vessel draft (in meters);
(ix) Categories of hazardous cargoes
on board;
(x) Any vessel defects or deficiencies
that restrict maneuverability or impair
normal navigation;
(xi) Any pollution incident or goods
lost overboard within the PSSA, the
reporting area, or the U.S. EEZ;
(xii) Contact information for the
vessel’s agent or owner;
(xiii) Vessel size (length overall, gross
tonnage) and type;
(xiv) Total number of persons on
board;
(5) Immediately upon leaving the
reporting area, vessels described in
paragraph (d)(2) of this section must
provide the following information by
email sent to nwhi.notifications@
noaa.gov in the IMO standard reporting
format and data syntax shown in
appendix F to this subpart:
(i) Vessel name, call sign or ship
station identity, flag, and IMO
identification number if applicable, and
either Federal documentation or State
registration number if applicable;
(ii) Date, time (UTC), and month of
exit;
(iii) Position; and
(iv) Any pollution incident or goods
lost overboard within the PSSA, the
reporting area, or the U.S. EEZ.
(6) For vessels that are not equipped
with on-board email capability,
advanced notice of entrance (as outlined
in paragraph (d)(4) of this section) shall
be provided at least 72 hours, but not
more than one month, prior to entering
the reporting area. Notification of
departure (as outlined in paragraph
(d)(5) of this section) must be provided
within 12 hours of leaving. Notification
under this paragraph may be made by
email, telephone, or fax, by contacting:
(i) Email: nwhi.notifications@
noaa.gov;
(ii) Telephone: 1–808–395–6944 or 1–
866–478–6944; or
(iii) Fax: 1–808–455–3093
(7) Further reports shall be made by
the vessels described in paragraph (d)(2)
of this section, and are encouraged for
the vessels described in paragraph (d)(3)
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of this section, whenever there is a
change in navigation status or
circumstances, particularly in relation
to the intended route, defects or
deficiencies.
§ 922.244 Prohibited or otherwise
regulated activities.
(a) The following activities are
prohibited and thus are unlawful for
any person to conduct or to cause to be
conducted within the sanctuary, except
as specified in paragraphs (b) through (f)
of this section:
(1) Exploring for, developing, or
producing oil, gas, or minerals, or any
energy development activities;
(2) Using or attempting to use
poisons, electrical charges, or explosives
in the collection or harvest of a
sanctuary resource;
(3) Introducing or otherwise releasing
an introduced species from within or
into the sanctuary;
(4) Deserting a vessel;
(5) Commercial fishing and possessing
commercial fishing gear except when
stowed and not available for immediate
use;
(6) Anchoring on or having a vessel
anchored on any living or dead coral
with an anchor, anchor chain, or anchor
rope;
(7) Non-commercial fishing and
possessing non-commercial fishing gear
except when stowed and not available
for immediate use;
(8) Drilling into, dredging, or
otherwise altering the submerged lands;
or constructing, placing, or abandoning
any structure, material, or other matter
on the submerged lands;
(9) Removing, moving, taking,
harvesting, possessing, injuring,
disturbing, or damaging; or attempting
to remove, move, take, harvest, possess,
injure, disturb, or damage any living or
nonliving sanctuary resource;
(10) Attracting any living sanctuary
resource;
(11) Touching coral, living or dead;
(12) Swimming, snorkeling, or closed
or open circuit SCUBA diving;
(13) Discharging or depositing any
material or other matter into the
sanctuary, or discharging or depositing
any material or other matter outside of
the sanctuary that subsequently enters
the sanctuary and injures or has the
potential to injure any resources of the
sanctuary, except as described at
§ 922.243 for vessel passage without
interruption; and
(14) Anchoring a vessel.
(b) The prohibitions in paragraph (a)
of this section do not apply to activities
necessary to respond to emergencies
threatening life, property, or the
environment, or to activities necessary
for law enforcement purposes.
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(c) The prohibitions in paragraph (a)
of this section do not apply to activities
and exercises of the U.S. Armed Forces
(including those carried out by the U.S.
Coast Guard). This includes the U.S.
Armed Forces’ response to emergencies
posing an unacceptable threat to human
health or safety or to the marine
environment and admitting of no other
feasible solution. All activities and
exercises of the U.S. Armed Forces shall
be carried out in a manner that avoids,
to the extent practicable and consistent
with operational requirements, adverse
impacts on sanctuary resources and
qualities. These regulations shall not
limit or otherwise affect the U.S. Armed
Forces discretion to use, maintain,
improve, manage, or control any
property under their administrative
control or otherwise limit the
availability of such property for military
mission purposes, including, but not
limited to, defensive areas and airspace
reservations.
(d) The prohibitions in paragraphs
(a)(7) through (14) of this section do not
apply to non-commercial fishing
activities in the OSZ authorized under
the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery
Conservation and Management Act
provided that no sale of harvested fish
occurs.
(e) The prohibitions in paragraphs
(a)(7) through (14) of this section, do not
apply to any activity conducted under
and in accordance with the scope,
purpose, terms, and conditions of a
sanctuary general permit, or special use
permit issued pursuant to subpart D of
this part. In no event, may the Director
issue a National Marine Sanctuary
general permit or special use permit
authorizing or otherwise approving
activities listed in paragraph (a)(8) of
this section for anything other than
scientific instruments, when the activity
occurs within the OSZ.
(f) The prohibitions in paragraph (a)
of this section shall not restrict
scientific exploration or research
activities by or for the Secretary of
Commerce or the Secretary of the
Interior when the activity occurs within
the OSZ.
§ 922.245
Permit procedures and criteria.
(a) A person may conduct an activity
otherwise prohibited by § 922.244(a)(7)
through (14), if such activity is
conducted in accordance with the
scope, purpose, terms, and conditions
of, a permit issued under this section
and subpart D of this part.
(b) Applications for permits should be
addressed to the NOAA Inouye Regional
Center, Office of National Marine
Sanctuaries; ATT: Permit Coordinator,
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Building 176, Honolulu, HI 96818.
(c) The Secretary may authorize
sustenance fishing outside of any
Special Preservation Area as a term or
condition of any general permit or
special use permit issued under this
section and subpart D of this part.
Sustenance fishing in the Midway Atoll
Special Management Area shall not be
allowed unless the activity has been
determined by the Director of the U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service or their
designee to be compatible with the
purposes for which the Midway Atoll
National Wildlife Refuge was
established. Sustenance fishing must be
conducted in a manner compatible with
this part, including considering the
extent to which the conduct of the
activity may diminish Sanctuary
resources, qualities, and ecological
integrity, as well as any indirect,
secondary, or cumulative effects of the
activity and the duration of such effects.
The Secretary will develop procedures
for systematic reporting of sustenance
fishing.
(d) An owner or operator of a vessel
that has been issued a general permit or
special use permit under this section
and subpart D of this part must ensure
that such vessel has a NOAA OLE typeapproved VMS on board when operating
within the sanctuary. OLE has authority
over the type of VMS used and the
installation and operation of the VMS
unit. OLE may authorize the connection
or order the disconnection of additional
equipment, including a computer, to
any VMS unit when deemed
appropriate by OLE. The owner or
operator of a vessel must coordinate
with OLE to install and activate an
approved VMS prior to departure.
(1) When a vessel’s VMS is not
operating properly at sea, the owner or
operator must immediately contact OLE,
and follow instructions from that office.
If notified by OLE that a vessel’s VMS
is not operating properly, the owner and
operator must follow instructions from
that office. In either event, such
instructions may include, but are not
limited to:
(i) Manually communicating a vessel’s
location as directed by OLE; or
(ii) Returning to port until the VMS is
operable.
(2) The following activities regarding
VMS are prohibited and thus unlawful
for any person to conduct or cause to be
conducted:
(i) Operating any vessel within the
sanctuary without an OLE type
approved VMS;
(ii) Failing to install, activate, repair,
or replace a VMS prior to leaving port;
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(iii) Failing to operate and maintain a
VMS on board the vessel at all times;
(iv) Tampering with, damaging,
destroying, altering, or in any way
distorting, rendering useless,
inoperative, ineffective, or inaccurate
the VMS, or VMS signal;
(v) Failing to contact OLE or follow
OLE instructions when automatic
position reporting has been interrupted;
(vi) Registering a VMS to more than
one vessel at the same time;
(vii) Connecting or leaving connected
additional equipment to a VMS unit
without the prior approval of OLE; and
(viii) Making a false statement, oral or
written, to an authorized officer
regarding the installation, use,
operation, or maintenance of a VMS
unit or communication service provider.
(3) As a condition of authorized
access to the sanctuary, a vessel owner
or operator subject to the requirements
for a VMS in this section must allow
OLE, the U.S. Coast Guard, and their
authorized officers and designees access
to the vessel’s position data obtained
from the VMS. Consistent with other
applicable laws, including the
limitations on access to, and use of,
VMS data collected under the
Magnuson-Stevens Fishery
Conservation and Management Act, the
Secretary of Commerce and the
Secretary of the Interior may have
access to, and use of, collected data for
scientific, statistical, and management
purposes.
Appendix A to Subpart W of Part 922—
Papaha¯naumokua¯kea National Marine
Sanctuary Boundary Description and
Coordinates
[Coordinates listed in this appendix are
unprojected (Geographic) and based on the
North American Datum of 1983]
Point No.
1 ................
2 ................
3 ................
4 ................
5 ................
6 ................
7 ................
8 ................
9 ................
10 ..............
11 ..............
12 ..............
13 ..............
14 ..............
15 ..............
16 ..............
17 ..............
18 ..............
19 ..............
20 ..............
21 ..............
22 ..............
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Longitude
180.00000
179.99985
179.96681
179.93392
179.90119
179.86863
179.83622
179.78793
179.75595
179.72415
179.69252
179.66108
179.62981
179.59874
179.56786
179.53716
179.50667
179.47637
179.44627
179.41638
179.38670
179.35722
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Latitude
25.38976
25.38982
25.40451
25.41950
25.43478
25.45034
25.46619
25.49050
25.50707
25.52391
25.54104
25.55844
25.57612
25.59408
25.61231
25.63081
25.64959
25.66863
25.68794
25.70751
25.72735
25.74745
Point No.
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
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Longitude
179.32796
179.28448
179.25576
179.22255
179.18175
179.15383
179.12613
179.09868
179.07146
179.03108
179.00447
178.97810
178.93902
178.91329
178.88781
178.86259
178.82525
178.80068
178.77639
178.75236
178.71683
178.69349
178.65901
178.63637
178.61378
178.59171
178.56993
178.54844
178.52725
178.49601
178.46544
178.44544
178.41601
178.39677
178.37784
178.35922
178.34092
178.30653
178.28885
178.26294
178.24606
178.22951
178.21329
178.19632
178.17402
178.15895
178.14422
178.12274
178.10884
178.08864
178.06920
178.05667
178.03853
178.02687
178.01003
177.99924
177.98881
177.97873
177.96901
177.95509
177.94198
177.93368
177.92568
177.91811
177.90744
177.90079
177.89149
177.88574
177.88037
177.87300
177.86647
177.86258
177.85744
177.85447
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Latitude
25.76781
25.79883
25.81983
25.84463
25.87583
25.89770
25.91982
25.94218
25.96479
25.99915
26.02235
26.04578
26.08137
26.10537
26.12961
26.15407
26.19117
26.21618
26.24141
26.26685
26.30540
26.33136
26.37068
26.39715
26.42409
26.45096
26.47801
26.50526
26.53270
26.57420
26.61611
26.64427
26.68685
26.71544
26.74421
26.77314
26.80223
26.85803
26.88744
26.93185
26.96164
26.99158
27.02166
27.05394
27.09774
27.12831
27.15901
27.20529
27.23631
27.28305
27.33006
27.36154
27.40896
27.44071
27.48851
27.52051
27.55259
27.58477
27.61703
27.66559
27.71432
27.74690
27.77984
27.81256
27.86176
27.89464
27.94406
27.97707
28.01014
28.05982
28.10959
28.14281
28.19271
28.22601
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97 ..............
98 ..............
99 ..............
100 ............
101 ............
102 ............
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VerDate Sep<11>2014
Federal Register / Vol. 89, No. 42 / Friday, March 1, 2024 / Proposed Rules
Longitude
177.85073
177.84871
177.84706
177.84529
177.84436
177.84422
177.84445
177.84551
177.84670
177.84844
177.85148
177.85399
177.85761
177.86197
177.86786
177.87226
177.87543
177.87967
177.88514
177.89133
177.90063
177.90735
177.91806
177.92567
177.93780
177.94636
177.95989
177.96959
177.97946
177.98970
178.00575
178.01692
178.03438
178.04647
178.06531
178.08497
178.09853
178.11268
178.13426
178.15665
178.17203
178.19577
178.21216
178.22879
178.25439
178.27525
178.29311
178.31861
178.34009
178.35931
178.38857
178.41018
178.43934
178.47063
178.49239
178.51400
178.54703
178.57973
178.60482
178.62805
178.65341
178.68811
178.71589
178.75298
178.77809
178.80351
178.84220
178.88157
178.90818
178.94864
178.97598
179.00360
179.04556
179.07393
21:38 Feb 29, 2024
Latitude
Point No.
28.27600
28.30936
28.34273
28.39281
28.44291
28.47631
28.50971
28.55981
28.59348
28.63098
28.68101
28.71434
28.75561
28.79830
28.84813
28.88131
28.90360
28.93173
28.96554
29.00123
29.05066
29.08379
29.13300
29.16572
29.21468
29.24722
29.29590
29.32896
29.36122
29.39340
29.44148
29.47341
29.52113
29.55280
29.60012
29.64717
29.67840
29.71000
29.75642
29.80255
29.83313
29.87875
29.90921
29.93930
29.98416
30.01949
30.04905
30.09001
30.12350
30.15271
30.19588
30.22681
30.26737
30.30946
30.33792
30.36556
30.40666
30.44608
30.47552
30.50216
30.53061
30.56854
30.59815
30.63662
30.66199
30.68713
30.72443
30.76121
30.78543
30.82133
30.84496
30.86835
30.90297
30.92578
Jkt 262001
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Frm 00022
Longitude
179.11693
179.14594
179.18995
179.21963
179.26463
179.29516
179.34112
179.38763
179.41894
179.45050
179.49827
179.54657
179.57905
179.61792
179.65085
179.70065
179.73411
179.77707
179.81095
179.86214
179.89652
179.94844
179.98329
¥180.00000
¥179.96410
¥179.92880
¥179.89333
¥179.83980
¥179.78591
¥179.74978
¥179.71350
¥179.65880
¥179.62215
¥179.56692
¥179.51138
¥179.47371
¥179.41770
¥179.38021
¥179.33210
¥179.28243
¥179.23675
¥179.19878
¥179.16071
¥179.10344
¥179.06516
¥179.00758
¥178.94983
¥178.90738
¥178.86874
¥178.82975
¥178.79099
¥178.75218
¥178.71332
¥178.67441
¥178.63547
¥178.59650
¥178.55749
¥178.51846
¥178.47941
¥178.43412
¥178.39504
¥178.35596
¥178.32396
¥178.28487
¥178.24553
¥178.20645
¥178.16738
¥178.12834
¥178.08931
¥178.05031
¥178.01134
¥177.97241
¥177.93351
¥177.89466
Fmt 4701
Sfmt 4702
Latitude
30.95947
30.98161
31.01433
31.03582
31.06757
31.08855
31.11928
31.14941
31.16915
31.18861
31.21728
31.24532
31.26365
31.28512
31.30287
31.32895
31.34598
31.36728
31.38371
31.40779
31.42346
31.44640
31.46131
31.46823
31.48309
31.49722
31.51105
31.53119
31.55062
31.56318
31.57542
31.59317
31.60460
31.62114
31.63695
31.64721
31.66179
31.67109
31.68252
31.69383
31.70369
31.71149
31.71896
31.72953
31.73615
31.74546
31.75399
31.75980
31.76473
31.76934
31.77358
31.77748
31.78104
31.78425
31.78712
31.78964
31.79182
31.79366
31.79515
31.79649
31.79729
31.79775
31.79786
31.79769
31.79717
31.79631
31.79510
31.79354
31.79165
31.78940
31.78682
31.78389
31.78061
31.77699
Point No.
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01MRP2
Longitude
¥177.85585
¥177.81646
¥177.77776
¥177.73912
¥177.70055
¥177.66205
¥177.62362
¥177.58526
¥177.54140
¥177.50321
¥177.46512
¥177.42712
¥177.38921
¥177.35141
¥177.31372
¥177.27613
¥177.23866
¥177.20131
¥177.16094
¥177.12384
¥177.08687
¥177.04995
¥176.99406
¥176.95227
¥176.91352
¥176.87481
¥176.83616
¥176.79756
¥176.73979
¥176.70136
¥176.66300
¥176.60561
¥176.56718
¥176.52911
¥176.49114
¥176.45325
¥176.41282
¥176.37095
¥176.33338
¥176.29414
¥176.23818
¥176.20102
¥176.14552
¥176.10869
¥176.07199
¥176.03543
¥175.99902
¥175.94468
¥175.90865
¥175.87278
¥175.83644
¥175.80089
¥175.76551
¥175.72777
¥175.67361
¥175.62462
¥175.58577
¥175.56300
¥175.50480
¥175.44667
¥175.38862
¥175.33066
¥175.27281
¥175.21509
¥175.15433
¥175.10019
¥175.05021
¥174.99307
¥174.93613
¥174.87938
¥174.82112
¥174.78357
¥174.74612
¥174.69017
Latitude
31.77303
31.76865
31.76401
31.75902
31.75369
31.74802
31.74202
31.73567
31.72800
31.72097
31.71361
31.70592
31.69789
31.68952
31.68082
31.67179
31.66242
31.65273
31.64185
31.63149
31.62082
31.60978
31.60543
31.60174
31.59795
31.59382
31.58934
31.58453
31.57666
31.57100
31.56499
31.55534
31.54844
31.54125
31.53372
31.52586
31.51708
31.50759
31.49873
31.48910
31.47469
31.46467
31.44902
31.43818
31.42701
31.41553
31.40371
31.38539
31.37278
31.35985
31.34637
31.33281
31.31893
31.30370
31.30264
31.30118
31.29962
31.29856
31.29533
31.29132
31.28654
31.28099
31.27467
31.26757
31.25928
31.25117
31.24316
31.23327
31.22261
31.21120
31.19865
31.19012
31.18126
31.16735
Federal Register / Vol. 89, No. 42 / Friday, March 1, 2024 / Proposed Rules
ddrumheller on DSK120RN23PROD with PROPOSALS2
Point No.
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VerDate Sep<11>2014
Longitude
¥174.65301
¥174.61598
¥174.57907
¥174.54229
¥174.48737
¥174.43277
¥174.39656
¥174.36049
¥174.32457
¥174.28881
¥174.25322
¥174.21779
¥174.16782
¥174.12317
¥174.08834
¥174.03646
¥174.00210
¥173.95092
¥173.91394
¥173.88027
¥173.83015
¥173.79699
¥173.74828
¥173.71286
¥173.67333
¥173.63202
¥173.60020
¥173.56860
¥173.52165
¥173.49065
¥173.45306
¥173.40817
¥173.37804
¥173.34479
¥173.30046
¥173.25673
¥173.22791
¥173.19936
¥173.15960
¥173.12000
¥173.09242
¥173.06512
¥173.02470
¥172.98494
¥172.95880
¥172.93295
¥172.89474
¥172.85721
¥172.83096
¥172.79458
¥172.77072
¥172.74717
¥172.71244
¥172.67843
¥172.65616
¥172.62336
¥172.60190
¥172.57892
¥172.55812
¥172.52756
¥172.50760
¥172.48798
¥172.46870
¥172.44976
¥172.42200
¥172.40392
¥172.37746
¥172.35178
¥172.33510
¥172.31074
¥172.29495
¥172.27193
¥172.25703
¥172.23535
21:38 Feb 29, 2024
Latitude
Point No.
31.15766
31.14764
31.13730
31.12663
31.11001
31.09266
31.08069
31.06840
31.05579
31.04287
31.02962
31.01607
30.99630
30.97807
30.96342
30.94087
30.92545
30.90176
30.88410
30.86763
30.84236
30.82515
30.79912
30.77965
30.75735
30.73339
30.71444
30.69522
30.66586
30.64594
30.62120
30.59091
30.57004
30.54651
30.51431
30.48153
30.45935
30.43692
30.40490
30.37227
30.34897
30.32542
30.28965
30.25335
30.22886
30.20413
30.16662
30.12860
30.10131
30.06247
30.03631
30.00995
29.97001
29.92961
29.90243
29.86129
29.83362
29.80334
29.77530
29.73290
29.70441
29.67574
29.64690
29.61789
29.57406
29.54464
29.50021
29.45544
29.42540
29.38007
29.34967
29.30382
29.27308
29.22673
Jkt 262001
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Frm 00023
Longitude
¥172.22135
¥172.20103
¥172.18794
¥172.18269
¥172.14425
¥172.10644
¥172.06858
¥172.01172
¥171.95480
¥171.91682
¥171.87882
¥171.82179
¥171.78376
¥171.73360
¥171.67655
¥171.63852
¥171.60049
¥171.54349
¥171.50552
¥171.45928
¥171.42136
¥171.38347
¥171.32671
¥171.28892
¥171.25118
¥171.21350
¥171.17551
¥171.13794
¥171.10043
¥171.04430
¥171.00697
¥170.96972
¥170.93255
¥170.89547
¥170.85848
¥170.82159
¥170.78479
¥170.74809
¥170.69325
¥170.65683
¥170.60242
¥170.56630
¥170.53030
¥170.49444
¥170.44089
¥170.40537
¥170.36999
¥170.33476
¥170.29968
¥170.24735
¥170.21266
¥170.16441
¥170.11868
¥170.06241
¥170.00627
¥169.95029
¥169.89448
¥169.85736
¥169.80186
¥169.74655
¥169.69147
¥169.63661
¥169.60017
¥169.54573
¥169.49155
¥169.45559
¥169.40188
¥169.34847
¥169.29538
¥169.24262
¥169.19019
¥169.13811
¥169.08640
¥169.03506
Fmt 4701
Sfmt 4702
Latitude
29.19567
29.14885
29.11749
29.10461
29.10857
29.11211
29.11531
29.11947
29.12286
29.12469
29.12618
29.12776
29.12839
29.12869
29.12830
29.12761
29.12658
29.12439
29.12249
29.11977
29.11719
29.11427
29.10925
29.10547
29.10135
29.09689
29.09204
29.08690
29.08142
29.07256
29.06623
29.05956
29.05256
29.04522
29.03755
29.02954
29.02120
29.01253
28.99890
28.98940
28.97453
28.96421
28.95356
28.94259
28.92552
28.91374
28.90164
28.88922
28.87648
28.85678
28.84325
28.82380
28.81843
28.81110
28.80301
28.79415
28.78454
28.77770
28.76683
28.75519
28.74281
28.72968
28.72051
28.70614
28.69103
28.68055
28.66422
28.64716
28.62937
28.61087
28.59165
28.57172
28.55108
28.52974
Point No.
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E:\FR\FM\01MRP2.SGM
01MRP2
Longitude
¥169.00106
¥168.95037
¥168.90010
¥168.85025
¥168.81726
¥168.76813
¥168.71946
¥168.67125
¥168.62352
¥168.58344
¥168.53902
¥168.48296
¥168.42677
¥168.37049
¥168.33291
¥168.27648
¥168.21998
¥168.16342
¥168.10683
¥168.05021
¥168.00043
¥167.94380
¥167.88718
¥167.83059
¥167.77404
¥167.73621
¥167.67976
¥167.62339
¥167.56712
¥167.51095
¥167.45490
¥167.39898
¥167.34321
¥167.30612
¥167.25063
¥167.21374
¥167.15856
¥167.10359
¥167.04884
¥166.99432
¥166.94004
¥166.88603
¥166.85017
¥166.81444
¥166.79269
¥166.76001
¥166.72461
¥166.68934
¥166.65422
¥166.61924
¥166.58441
¥166.54974
¥166.51522
¥166.48086
¥166.42964
¥166.39570
¥166.36193
¥166.31162
¥166.27830
¥166.24517
¥166.21223
¥166.17948
¥166.14693
¥166.11458
¥166.06622
¥166.03438
¥166.00275
¥165.97134
¥165.94014
¥165.90917
¥165.87842
¥165.83251
¥165.80234
¥165.77240
15293
Latitude
28.51513
28.49263
28.46945
28.44559
28.42931
28.40432
28.37867
28.35237
28.32541
28.30203
28.30813
28.31510
28.32131
28.32675
28.32995
28.33411
28.33750
28.34011
28.34195
28.34302
28.34332
28.34293
28.34177
28.33983
28.33713
28.33488
28.33089
28.32613
28.32059
28.31429
28.30722
28.29939
28.29079
28.28464
28.27477
28.26778
28.25665
28.24478
28.23215
28.21878
28.20466
28.18981
28.17950
28.16886
28.16220
28.15196
28.14051
28.12874
28.11665
28.10424
28.09152
28.07847
28.06511
28.05144
28.03034
28.01589
28.00113
27.97842
27.96290
27.94707
27.93095
27.91452
27.89780
27.88078
27.85459
27.83684
27.81881
27.80048
27.78187
27.76298
27.74381
27.71439
27.69452
27.67438
15294
ddrumheller on DSK120RN23PROD with PROPOSALS2
Point No.
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VerDate Sep<11>2014
Federal Register / Vol. 89, No. 42 / Friday, March 1, 2024 / Proposed Rules
Longitude
¥165.74243
¥165.71297
¥165.68375
¥165.65478
¥165.62607
¥165.59760
¥165.56939
¥165.54144
¥165.50001
¥165.47272
¥165.44570
¥165.41895
¥165.39248
¥165.36628
¥165.34036
¥165.30201
¥165.27680
¥165.25188
¥165.21504
¥165.19085
¥165.16695
¥165.14335
¥165.12006
¥165.09707
¥165.07732
¥165.03132
¥164.99614
¥164.96109
¥164.90877
¥164.85677
¥164.82201
¥164.70700
¥164.68299
¥164.64572
¥164.58983
¥164.55259
¥164.51536
¥164.45955
¥164.40380
¥164.34813
¥164.29254
¥164.25554
¥164.21858
¥164.16325
¥164.10804
¥164.05299
¥164.01637
¥163.97983
¥163.92516
¥163.87068
¥163.81641
¥163.78034
¥163.74438
¥163.69063
¥163.63712
¥163.58387
¥163.54853
¥163.51331
¥163.46071
¥163.40842
¥163.35645
¥163.30480
¥163.27056
¥163.21948
¥163.16876
¥163.13516
¥163.08506
¥163.03536
¥163.00000
¥163.00000
¥161.74242
¥161.68679
¥161.63210
¥161.57857
21:38 Feb 29, 2024
Latitude
Point No.
27.65378
27.63310
27.61215
27.59094
27.56946
27.54773
27.52573
27.50348
27.46963
27.44675
27.42363
27.40026
27.37664
27.35279
27.32870
27.29213
27.26746
27.24256
27.20478
27.17932
27.15365
27.12775
27.10164
27.07533
27.05226
27.03829
27.02718
27.01574
26.99799
26.97951
26.96670
26.92271
26.92268
26.92233
26.92117
26.91997
26.91843
26.91547
26.91174
26.90724
26.90197
26.89803
26.89375
26.88669
26.87887
26.87029
26.86414
26.85766
26.84731
26.83620
26.82434
26.81602
26.80737
26.79377
26.77943
26.76435
26.75389
26.74310
26.72632
26.70881
26.69058
26.67164
26.65861
26.63848
26.61765
26.60337
26.58138
26.55870
26.54202
24.11409
23.88042
23.86839
23.85316
23.83478
Jkt 262001
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Frm 00024
Longitude
¥161.52642
¥161.47586
¥161.42708
¥161.38029
¥161.33566
¥161.29337
¥161.25360
¥161.21650
¥161.18221
¥161.15087
¥161.12260
¥161.09751
¥161.07569
¥161.05724
¥161.04221
¥161.03067
¥161.02266
¥161.01820
¥161.01730
¥161.01998
¥161.02620
¥161.03595
¥161.04919
¥161.06584
¥161.08586
¥161.10915
¥161.13562
¥161.16516
¥161.19766
¥161.23298
¥161.27099
¥161.31153
¥161.35444
¥161.39956
¥161.44671
¥161.49571
¥161.54635
¥161.59846
¥161.65181
¥161.70621
¥161.76145
¥161.81730
¥161.87356
¥161.93000
¥161.98641
¥162.04257
¥162.09826
¥163.00000
¥163.00000
¥163.02954
¥163.05474
¥163.07971
¥163.10443
¥163.12891
¥163.15314
¥163.18902
¥163.21262
¥163.23597
¥163.25906
¥163.28189
¥163.31564
¥163.33781
¥163.35971
¥163.38134
¥163.41328
¥163.43423
¥163.45490
¥163.47678
¥163.49689
¥163.51671
¥163.54591
¥163.56501
¥163.58383
¥163.60235
Fmt 4701
Sfmt 4702
Latitude
23.81332
23.78888
23.76155
23.73144
23.69868
23.66338
23.62570
23.58578
23.54379
23.49989
23.45425
23.40707
23.35851
23.30879
23.25809
23.20662
23.15458
23.10217
23.04961
22.99711
22.94485
22.89307
22.84195
22.79170
22.74252
22.69460
22.64812
22.60327
22.56023
22.51916
22.48022
22.44356
22.40934
22.37767
22.34869
22.32250
22.29922
22.27892
22.26168
22.24758
22.23667
22.22899
22.22458
22.22343
22.22557
22.23099
22.23966
22.40727
19.23458
19.26137
19.28472
19.30831
19.33213
19.35619
19.38047
19.41731
19.44214
19.46720
19.49248
19.51796
19.55659
19.58261
19.60883
19.63525
19.67526
19.70218
19.72929
19.75859
19.78608
19.81376
19.85562
19.88376
19.91207
19.94056
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E:\FR\FM\01MRP2.SGM
01MRP2
Longitude
¥163.62957
¥163.64735
¥163.66483
¥163.68201
¥163.69888
¥163.71545
¥163.73841
¥163.75664
¥163.78708
¥163.81734
¥163.84743
¥163.87734
¥163.90706
¥163.93659
¥163.95588
¥163.98535
¥164.02014
¥164.07244
¥164.12487
¥164.17742
¥164.23008
¥164.28284
¥164.33569
¥164.38861
¥164.44159
¥164.49463
¥164.54771
¥164.58106
¥164.60571
¥164.65884
¥164.71217
¥164.74760
¥164.78302
¥164.83614
¥164.88922
¥164.92459
¥164.97761
¥165.01292
¥165.04914
¥165.10201
¥165.13720
¥165.18992
¥165.24253
¥165.27754
¥165.31250
¥165.36483
¥165.41702
¥165.45173
¥165.50401
¥165.54798
¥165.60124
¥165.65391
¥165.70669
¥165.75955
¥165.81249
¥165.86549
¥165.91855
¥165.97164
¥166.02477
¥166.07792
¥166.13108
¥166.18423
¥166.23737
¥166.29049
¥166.34357
¥166.36478
¥166.39682
¥166.43214
¥166.48507
¥166.52032
¥166.57311
¥166.61798
¥166.65308
¥166.70563
Latitude
19.98361
20.01252
20.04159
20.07083
20.10022
20.12977
20.17192
20.18197
20.19906
20.21644
20.23409
20.25202
20.27022
20.28870
20.30099
20.29532
20.28893
20.27996
20.27171
20.26419
20.25739
20.25133
20.24599
20.24139
20.23752
20.23438
20.23197
20.23084
20.23016
20.22922
20.22902
20.22929
20.22990
20.23141
20.23366
20.23557
20.23904
20.24176
20.24489
20.25007
20.25393
20.26033
20.26745
20.27261
20.27808
20.28690
20.29644
20.30321
20.31402
20.32372
20.31609
20.30930
20.30323
20.29790
20.29329
20.28942
20.28628
20.28388
20.28221
20.28127
20.28107
20.28161
20.28287
20.28488
20.28762
20.28892
20.29110
20.29382
20.29852
20.30205
20.30796
20.31350
20.31816
20.32577
Federal Register / Vol. 89, No. 42 / Friday, March 1, 2024 / Proposed Rules
ddrumheller on DSK120RN23PROD with PROPOSALS2
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VerDate Sep<11>2014
Longitude
¥166.74060
¥166.77552
¥166.82777
¥166.87988
¥166.91453
¥166.94911
¥166.99267
¥167.02709
¥167.07857
¥167.11278
¥167.14689
¥167.19433
¥167.22830
¥167.26218
¥167.29596
¥167.32963
¥167.36319
¥167.39664
¥167.44659
¥167.47975
¥167.51278
¥167.54695
¥167.57973
¥167.61238
¥167.64489
¥167.67726
¥167.70949
¥167.74158
¥167.77351
¥167.80530
¥167.83694
¥167.86841
¥167.91533
¥167.94640
¥167.97731
¥168.00804
¥168.03861
¥168.08412
¥168.11424
¥168.14417
¥168.17392
¥168.20348
¥168.24746
¥168.27653
¥168.31977
¥168.36255
¥168.40487
¥168.43282
¥168.47433
¥168.50174
¥168.54244
¥168.58263
¥168.62230
¥168.66145
¥168.68726
¥168.71283
¥168.75073
¥168.77569
¥168.81266
¥168.83700
¥168.87302
¥168.90847
¥168.93178
¥168.96624
¥168.99177
¥169.02276
¥169.04473
¥169.07716
¥169.09844
¥169.12982
¥169.15039
¥169.18071
¥169.20232
¥169.21703
21:38 Feb 29, 2024
Latitude
Point No.
20.33125
20.33705
20.34635
20.35637
20.36345
20.37085
20.38061
20.38865
20.40130
20.41012
20.41926
20.43226
20.44187
20.45180
20.46203
20.47258
20.48344
20.49460
20.51193
20.52386
20.53610
20.54912
20.56197
20.57511
20.58856
20.60230
20.61635
20.63068
20.64532
20.66024
20.67546
20.69097
20.71478
20.73101
20.74752
20.76432
20.78140
20.80755
20.82533
20.84338
20.86172
20.88032
20.90873
20.92801
20.95743
20.98744
21.01804
21.03877
21.07033
21.09169
21.12420
21.15727
21.19089
21.22506
21.24813
21.27145
21.30685
21.33074
21.36701
21.39147
21.42858
21.46618
21.49152
21.52992
21.55913
21.59546
21.62184
21.66178
21.68866
21.72934
21.75669
21.79808
21.82840
21.84743
Jkt 262001
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Frm 00025
Longitude
¥169.23883
¥169.27247
¥169.32272
¥169.37269
¥169.42237
¥169.47175
¥169.52083
¥169.56958
¥169.61800
¥169.66608
¥169.71382
¥169.76119
¥169.80819
¥169.85481
¥169.90103
¥169.94686
¥169.97718
¥170.00653
¥170.05123
¥170.08671
¥170.12225
¥170.15783
¥170.19345
¥170.22911
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¥170.31843
¥170.35421
¥170.39001
¥170.42584
¥170.46169
¥170.51548
¥170.55136
¥170.58725
¥170.62314
¥170.65929
¥170.69518
¥170.73106
¥170.76693
¥170.80279
¥170.83863
¥170.89236
¥170.92815
¥170.96391
¥170.99964
¥171.03533
¥171.07099
¥171.12440
¥171.15995
¥171.19545
¥171.23089
¥171.28396
¥171.33689
¥171.38967
¥171.42477
¥171.47727
¥171.52961
¥171.58175
¥171.63370
¥171.68543
¥171.73694
¥171.78823
¥171.83927
¥171.89005
¥171.94057
¥171.99082
¥172.03998
¥172.09233
¥172.12811
¥172.18170
¥172.21738
¥172.25302
¥172.28861
¥172.32414
¥172.37735
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Latitude
21.85466
21.86611
21.88387
21.90231
21.92143
21.94123
21.96170
21.98284
22.00464
22.02710
22.05022
22.07399
22.09840
22.12345
22.14914
22.17546
22.19335
22.21103
22.20415
22.19907
22.19430
22.18987
22.18575
22.18196
22.17688
22.17390
22.17125
22.16891
22.16691
22.16523
22.16332
22.16245
22.16191
22.16170
22.16181
22.16224
22.16301
22.16410
22.16551
22.16725
22.17047
22.17302
22.17590
22.17910
22.18262
22.18647
22.19286
22.19751
22.20249
22.20780
22.21635
22.22563
22.23563
22.24269
22.25389
22.26579
22.27841
22.29174
22.30577
22.32050
22.33594
22.35207
22.36889
22.38641
22.40461
22.42318
22.42751
22.43088
22.43653
22.44070
22.44519
22.45001
22.45515
22.46346
Point No.
911
912
913
914
915
916
917
918
919
920
921
922
923
924
925
926
927
928
929
930
931
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933
934
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936
937
938
939
940
941
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943
944
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946
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948
949
950
951
952
953
954
955
956
957
958
959
960
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963
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965
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967
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970
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Longitude
¥172.41274
¥172.46572
¥172.50095
¥172.55367
¥172.58872
¥172.64114
¥172.67599
¥172.71075
¥172.76272
¥172.79725
¥172.83168
¥172.86601
¥172.90023
¥172.95136
¥172.98531
¥173.03602
¥173.08645
¥173.11992
¥173.15325
¥173.18646
¥173.23601
¥173.26888
¥173.30160
¥173.34556
¥173.37723
¥173.41276
¥173.44836
¥173.48400
¥173.51970
¥173.55544
¥173.59122
¥173.62704
¥173.66290
¥173.69879
¥173.73471
¥173.77065
¥173.80661
¥173.84260
¥173.87860
¥173.91461
¥173.95063
¥173.98666
¥174.02268
¥174.05871
¥174.09473
¥174.13075
¥174.16675
¥174.20274
¥174.23871
¥174.27466
¥174.31059
¥174.34649
¥174.38235
¥174.41819
¥174.45398
¥174.48974
¥174.52545
¥174.56111
¥174.59672
¥174.63227
¥174.66777
¥174.70321
¥174.73859
¥174.77389
¥174.82672
¥174.86184
¥174.89689
¥174.93185
¥174.96673
¥175.00151
¥175.03621
¥175.07081
¥175.10531
¥175.13972
15295
Latitude
22.46941
22.47892
22.48566
22.49638
22.50392
22.51582
22.52415
22.53279
22.54635
22.55578
22.56552
22.57558
22.58594
22.60207
22.61320
22.63048
22.64845
22.66081
22.67347
22.68643
22.70643
22.72014
22.73415
22.75354
22.74830
22.74274
22.73750
22.73258
22.72798
22.72371
22.71976
22.71613
22.71283
22.70985
22.70720
22.70487
22.70286
22.70118
22.69983
22.69880
22.69810
22.69772
22.69767
22.69794
22.69854
22.69947
22.70072
22.70229
22.70419
22.70642
22.70897
22.71185
22.71504
22.71857
22.72242
22.72659
22.73108
22.73589
22.74103
22.74649
22.75227
22.75837
22.76479
22.77153
22.78224
22.78978
22.79763
22.80580
22.81429
22.82309
22.83220
22.84163
22.85136
22.86141
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Point No.
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VerDate Sep<11>2014
Federal Register / Vol. 89, No. 42 / Friday, March 1, 2024 / Proposed Rules
Longitude
¥175.17401
¥175.20820
¥175.24228
¥175.27624
¥175.31009
¥175.34381
¥175.37741
¥175.41089
¥175.44423
¥175.47744
¥175.51051
¥175.54345
¥175.57624
¥175.60888
¥175.64138
¥175.67372
¥175.70591
¥175.73795
¥175.76982
¥175.81731
¥175.84877
¥175.88005
¥175.91116
¥175.94209
¥175.98815
¥176.01862
¥176.04891
¥176.09398
¥176.12379
¥176.15339
¥176.18280
¥176.21200
¥176.25542
¥176.28410
¥176.31256
¥176.35486
¥176.38278
¥176.41048
¥176.43795
¥176.46520
¥176.50563
¥176.53229
¥176.55872
¥176.59790
¥176.62372
¥176.66199
¥176.68719
¥176.71213
¥176.73682
¥176.76125
¥176.78542
¥176.80933
¥176.83297
¥176.85635
¥176.87945
¥176.90229
¥176.93602
¥176.96913
¥176.99085
¥177.01229
¥177.03344
¥177.06462
¥177.08505
¥177.10518
¥177.12502
¥177.14456
¥177.17331
¥177.19210
¥177.21058
¥177.22875
¥177.25544
¥177.27284
¥177.28992
¥177.30670
21:38 Feb 29, 2024
Latitude
Point No.
22.87177
22.88244
22.89342
22.90471
22.91630
22.92820
22.94040
22.95290
22.96571
22.97882
22.99222
23.00593
23.01993
23.03422
23.04881
23.06370
23.07887
23.09434
23.11009
23.13426
23.15073
23.16748
23.18451
23.20183
23.22832
23.24633
23.26461
23.29254
23.31150
23.33073
23.35022
23.36998
23.40011
23.42052
23.44119
23.47268
23.49399
23.51554
23.53735
23.55940
23.59294
23.61560
23.63850
23.67330
23.69679
23.73246
23.75653
23.78082
23.80534
23.83007
23.85503
23.88021
23.90559
23.93119
23.95700
23.98302
24.02243
24.06229
24.08911
24.11613
24.14334
24.18450
24.21218
24.24004
24.26808
24.29630
24.33895
24.36760
24.39642
24.42540
24.46918
24.49856
24.52810
24.55779
Jkt 262001
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Longitude
¥177.32315
¥177.33929
¥177.36249
¥177.38606
¥177.41985
¥177.45352
¥177.48704
¥177.53706
¥177.57023
¥177.60325
¥177.63612
¥177.66883
¥177.71760
¥177.74992
¥177.78207
¥177.81404
¥177.83690
¥177.88667
¥177.94111
¥177.97195
¥177.99642
¥178.05062
¥178.10469
¥178.14066
¥178.16577
¥178.21953
¥178.27313
¥178.32655
¥178.37978
¥178.43281
¥178.48563
¥178.53822
¥178.59058
¥178.61445
¥178.64360
¥178.67821
¥178.70077
¥178.72148
¥178.75794
¥178.81257
¥178.86732
¥178.90360
¥178.93984
¥178.98140
¥179.01755
¥179.07166
¥179.10765
¥179.14357
¥179.19731
¥179.25088
¥179.28649
¥179.32201
¥179.35744
¥179.38198
¥179.43515
¥179.47030
¥179.50534
¥179.55771
¥179.60982
¥179.66167
¥179.69609
¥179.73039
¥179.76456
¥179.79860
¥179.83251
¥179.86628
¥179.89991
¥179.93340
¥179.96674
¥180.00000
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Appendix B to Subpart W of Part 922—
Coordinates for the Outer Sanctuary
24.58763 Zone
Latitude
24.61762
24.66210
24.67081
24.68359
24.69667
24.71005
24.73067
24.74479
24.75920
24.77391
24.78890
24.81194
24.82767
24.84367
24.85997
24.87185
24.87745
24.88429
24.88850
24.89200
24.90028
24.90929
24.91569
24.92034
24.93078
24.94194
24.95380
24.96637
24.97965
24.99363
25.00832
25.02370
25.03096
25.04005
25.05115
25.05859
25.06052
25.06420
25.07031
25.07718
25.08214
25.08742
25.09383
25.09959
25.10883
25.11539
25.12227
25.13318
25.14480
25.15295
25.16141
25.17018
25.17642
25.19048
25.20018
25.21020
25.22581
25.24211
25.25910
25.27081
25.28283
25.29514
25.30776
25.32068
25.33389
25.34741
25.36122
25.37533
25.38976
[Coordinates listed in this appendix are
unprojected (Geographic) and based on the
North American Datum of 1983]
The boundaries for the areas listed in this
appendix, unless otherwise described in this
rule, begin at Point 1 as indicated in the
particular area’s coordinate table and
continue to each successive point in
numerical order until ending at the last point
in the table.
Point No.
1 ................
2 ................
3 ................
4 ................
5 ................
6 ................
7 ................
8 ................
9 ................
10 ..............
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54 ..............
55 ..............
56 ..............
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58 ..............
59 ..............
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Longitude
180.00000
179.99985
179.96681
179.93392
179.90119
179.86863
179.83622
179.78793
179.75595
179.72415
179.69252
179.66108
179.62981
179.59874
179.56786
179.53716
179.50667
179.47637
179.44627
179.41638
179.38670
179.35722
179.32796
179.28448
179.25576
179.22255
179.18175
179.15383
179.12613
179.09868
179.07146
179.03108
179.00447
178.97810
178.93902
178.91329
178.88781
178.86259
178.82525
178.80068
178.77639
178.75236
178.71684
178.69349
178.65901
178.63637
178.61378
178.59171
178.56993
178.54844
178.52724
178.49600
178.46544
178.44544
178.41601
178.39677
178.37784
178.35922
178.34092
Latitude
25.38976
25.38982
25.40451
25.41950
25.43477
25.45034
25.46619
25.49050
25.50707
25.52391
25.54104
25.55844
25.57612
25.59408
25.61231
25.63081
25.64959
25.66863
25.68794
25.70751
25.72735
25.74745
25.76781
25.79883
25.81983
25.84463
25.87583
25.89770
25.91982
25.94218
25.96479
25.99915
26.02235
26.04578
26.08137
26.10537
26.12961
26.15407
26.19117
26.21618
26.24141
26.26685
26.30540
26.33136
26.37068
26.39715
26.42409
26.45096
26.47801
26.50526
26.53270
26.57420
26.61611
26.64427
26.68685
26.71544
26.74421
26.77314
26.80223
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Point No.
60 ..............
61 ..............
62 ..............
63 ..............
64 ..............
65 ..............
66 ..............
67 ..............
68 ..............
69 ..............
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127 ............
128 ............
129 ............
130 ............
131 ............
132 ............
133 ............
VerDate Sep<11>2014
Longitude
178.30653
178.28885
178.26293
178.24606
178.22951
178.21329
178.19632
178.17402
178.15895
178.14422
178.12274
178.10884
178.08864
178.06920
178.05667
178.03853
178.02687
178.01003
177.99924
177.98881
177.97873
177.96901
177.95509
177.94198
177.93368
177.92568
177.91811
177.90744
177.90079
177.89149
177.88574
177.88037
177.87300
177.86647
177.86258
177.85744
177.85448
177.85073
177.84871
177.84706
177.84529
177.84437
177.84422
177.84445
177.84551
177.84670
177.84844
177.85148
177.85399
177.85761
177.86197
177.86786
177.87226
177.87543
177.87967
177.88514
177.89133
177.90063
177.90735
177.91806
177.92568
177.93780
177.94636
177.95989
177.96959
177.97946
177.98970
178.00575
178.01692
178.03438
178.04647
178.06531
178.08497
178.09853
21:38 Feb 29, 2024
Latitude
Point No.
26.85803
26.88744
26.93184
26.96164
26.99158
27.02166
27.05394
27.09775
27.12831
27.15901
27.20530
27.23631
27.28305
27.33006
27.36154
27.40896
27.44071
27.48851
27.52051
27.55259
27.58477
27.61703
27.66559
27.71432
27.74690
27.77984
27.81256
27.86176
27.89464
27.94406
27.97707
28.01014
28.05982
28.10958
28.14281
28.19271
28.22601
28.27601
28.30936
28.34273
28.39281
28.44291
28.47631
28.50971
28.55981
28.59348
28.63098
28.68101
28.71434
28.75561
28.79830
28.84813
28.88131
28.90359
28.93174
28.96554
29.00123
29.05066
29.08379
29.13300
29.16572
29.21468
29.24723
29.29590
29.32896
29.36123
29.39340
29.44148
29.47341
29.52113
29.55280
29.60012
29.64717
29.67840
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Longitude
178.11268
178.13426
178.15665
178.17203
178.19577
178.21216
178.22879
178.25439
178.27525
178.29311
178.31861
178.34009
178.35931
178.38857
178.41018
178.43934
178.47063
178.49239
178.51400
178.54703
178.57973
178.60482
178.62805
178.65341
178.68811
178.71589
178.75298
178.77809
178.80351
178.84220
178.88157
178.90818
178.94864
178.97598
179.00360
179.04556
179.07393
179.11693
179.14594
179.18995
179.21963
179.26462
179.29516
179.34112
179.38763
179.41894
179.45050
179.49827
179.54657
179.57905
179.61792
179.65085
179.70065
179.73411
179.77707
179.81095
179.86214
179.89652
179.94844
179.98329
¥180.00000
¥179.96410
¥179.92880
¥179.89333
¥179.83980
¥179.78591
¥179.74978
¥179.71350
¥179.65880
¥179.62215
¥179.56691
¥179.51138
¥179.47371
¥179.41770
Fmt 4701
Sfmt 4702
Latitude
29.71000
29.75642
29.80255
29.83313
29.87875
29.90921
29.93930
29.98416
30.01949
30.04905
30.09002
30.12350
30.15271
30.19588
30.22681
30.26737
30.30946
30.33792
30.36556
30.40666
30.44608
30.47552
30.50217
30.53062
30.56854
30.59815
30.63662
30.66199
30.68714
30.72443
30.76121
30.78543
30.82133
30.84496
30.86835
30.90298
30.92578
30.95947
30.98161
31.01433
31.03582
31.06757
31.08855
31.11929
31.14941
31.16915
31.18861
31.21728
31.24532
31.26365
31.28512
31.30287
31.32895
31.34597
31.36728
31.38371
31.40779
31.42346
31.44640
31.46131
31.46823
31.48309
31.49723
31.51105
31.53119
31.55062
31.56318
31.57542
31.59317
31.60460
31.62114
31.63695
31.64721
31.66178
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Longitude
¥179.38021
¥179.33210
¥179.28243
¥179.23675
¥179.19878
¥179.16071
¥179.10344
¥179.06516
¥179.00758
¥178.94983
¥178.90738
¥178.86874
¥178.82975
¥178.79099
¥178.75218
¥178.71331
¥178.67441
¥178.63547
¥178.59650
¥178.55749
¥178.51846
¥178.47941
¥178.43412
¥178.39504
¥178.35596
¥178.32396
¥178.28487
¥178.24552
¥178.20645
¥178.16738
¥178.12834
¥178.08931
¥178.05031
¥178.01134
¥177.97241
¥177.93351
¥177.89466
¥177.85585
¥177.81646
¥177.77776
¥177.73912
¥177.70055
¥177.66205
¥177.62362
¥177.58526
¥177.54140
¥177.50321
¥177.46512
¥177.42712
¥177.38921
¥177.35141
¥177.31372
¥177.27613
¥177.23866
¥177.20131
¥177.16094
¥177.12384
¥177.08687
¥177.04995
¥176.99406
¥176.95227
¥176.91351
¥176.87481
¥176.83616
¥176.79756
¥176.73979
¥176.70136
¥176.66300
¥176.60561
¥176.56718
¥176.52911
¥176.49114
¥176.45325
¥176.41282
15297
Latitude
31.67109
31.68252
31.69383
31.70369
31.71149
31.71896
31.72953
31.73615
31.74546
31.75399
31.75980
31.76473
31.76934
31.77358
31.77748
31.78104
31.78425
31.78712
31.78964
31.79182
31.79366
31.79515
31.79649
31.79729
31.79775
31.79786
31.79769
31.79717
31.79631
31.79510
31.79355
31.79165
31.78940
31.78682
31.78389
31.78061
31.77699
31.77303
31.76865
31.76401
31.75902
31.75369
31.74802
31.74202
31.73567
31.72800
31.72097
31.71361
31.70592
31.69788
31.68952
31.68082
31.67179
31.66242
31.65273
31.64185
31.63150
31.62082
31.60978
31.60543
31.60174
31.59795
31.59382
31.58934
31.58453
31.57666
31.57100
31.56499
31.55534
31.54844
31.54125
31.53372
31.52586
31.51708
15298
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VerDate Sep<11>2014
Federal Register / Vol. 89, No. 42 / Friday, March 1, 2024 / Proposed Rules
Longitude
¥176.37095
¥176.33338
¥176.29414
¥176.23818
¥176.20102
¥176.14552
¥176.10869
¥176.07199
¥176.03543
¥175.99902
¥175.94468
¥175.90865
¥175.87278
¥175.83644
¥175.80089
¥175.76551
¥175.72777
¥175.67361
¥175.62462
¥175.58577
¥175.56300
¥175.50480
¥175.44667
¥175.38861
¥175.33066
¥175.27281
¥175.21509
¥175.15434
¥175.10019
¥175.05021
¥174.99307
¥174.93613
¥174.87938
¥174.82112
¥174.78357
¥174.74613
¥174.69017
¥174.65301
¥174.61598
¥174.57907
¥174.54229
¥174.48737
¥174.43277
¥174.39656
¥174.36049
¥174.32457
¥174.28881
¥174.25322
¥174.21779
¥174.16782
¥174.12317
¥174.08835
¥174.03646
¥174.00210
¥173.95092
¥173.91394
¥173.88027
¥173.83014
¥173.79699
¥173.74828
¥173.71286
¥173.67333
¥173.63202
¥173.60020
¥173.56860
¥173.52165
¥173.49065
¥173.45306
¥173.40817
¥173.37804
¥173.34479
¥173.30046
¥173.25673
¥173.22791
21:38 Feb 29, 2024
Latitude
Point No.
31.50759
31.49873
31.48910
31.47469
31.46467
31.44902
31.43818
31.42701
31.41553
31.40371
31.38539
31.37278
31.35985
31.34637
31.33281
31.31893
31.30370
31.30264
31.30118
31.29962
31.29856
31.29533
31.29132
31.28654
31.28099
31.27467
31.26757
31.25928
31.25117
31.24316
31.23327
31.22261
31.21120
31.19865
31.19012
31.18126
31.16735
31.15766
31.14765
31.13730
31.12663
31.11001
31.09266
31.08069
31.06840
31.05579
31.04287
31.02962
31.01607
30.99630
30.97807
30.96342
30.94087
30.92545
30.90176
30.88410
30.86763
30.84236
30.82515
30.79912
30.77965
30.75735
30.73338
30.71444
30.69522
30.66586
30.64594
30.62120
30.59091
30.57004
30.54651
30.51431
30.48153
30.45935
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Frm 00028
Longitude
¥173.19936
¥173.15960
¥173.12000
¥173.09241
¥173.06512
¥173.02470
¥172.98494
¥172.95880
¥172.93295
¥172.89474
¥172.85721
¥172.83096
¥172.79458
¥172.77072
¥172.74717
¥172.71244
¥172.67843
¥172.65616
¥172.62336
¥172.60190
¥172.57892
¥172.55812
¥172.52756
¥172.50760
¥172.48798
¥172.46870
¥172.44976
¥172.42200
¥172.40392
¥172.37746
¥172.35178
¥172.33510
¥172.31074
¥172.29495
¥172.27193
¥172.25702
¥172.23535
¥172.22135
¥172.20103
¥172.18794
¥172.18269
¥172.14425
¥172.10644
¥172.06858
¥172.01172
¥171.95480
¥171.91682
¥171.87882
¥171.82179
¥171.78376
¥171.73360
¥171.67655
¥171.63852
¥171.60049
¥171.54349
¥171.50552
¥171.45928
¥171.42136
¥171.38347
¥171.32671
¥171.28892
¥171.25118
¥171.21350
¥171.17551
¥171.13794
¥171.10043
¥171.04430
¥171.00697
¥170.96972
¥170.93255
¥170.89547
¥170.85848
¥170.82159
¥170.78479
Fmt 4701
Sfmt 4702
Latitude
30.43692
30.40490
30.37227
30.34897
30.32542
30.28965
30.25335
30.22886
30.20413
30.16662
30.12860
30.10131
30.06247
30.03631
30.00995
29.97001
29.92961
29.90243
29.86129
29.83362
29.80334
29.77530
29.73290
29.70441
29.67574
29.64690
29.61789
29.57406
29.54464
29.50021
29.45544
29.42540
29.38007
29.34967
29.30382
29.27308
29.22673
29.19567
29.14885
29.11749
29.10461
29.10857
29.11211
29.11531
29.11948
29.12286
29.12469
29.12618
29.12776
29.12839
29.12869
29.12830
29.12761
29.12658
29.12439
29.12250
29.11977
29.11719
29.11427
29.10925
29.10547
29.10135
29.09689
29.09204
29.08690
29.08142
29.07256
29.06623
29.05956
29.05256
29.04522
29.03755
29.02954
29.02120
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Longitude
¥170.74809
¥170.69325
¥170.65683
¥170.60242
¥170.56630
¥170.53030
¥170.49444
¥170.44089
¥170.40537
¥170.36999
¥170.33476
¥170.29968
¥170.24735
¥170.21266
¥170.16441
¥170.11868
¥170.06241
¥170.00627
¥169.95029
¥169.89448
¥169.85736
¥169.80186
¥169.74655
¥169.69147
¥169.63661
¥169.60017
¥169.54573
¥169.49155
¥169.45559
¥169.40188
¥169.34847
¥169.29538
¥169.24262
¥169.19019
¥169.13811
¥169.08640
¥169.03506
¥169.00106
¥168.95037
¥168.90010
¥168.85025
¥168.81726
¥168.76813
¥168.71946
¥168.67125
¥168.62352
¥168.58344
¥168.53902
¥168.48296
¥168.42677
¥168.37049
¥168.33291
¥168.27648
¥168.21998
¥168.16342
¥168.10683
¥168.05021
¥168.00043
¥167.94380
¥167.88718
¥167.83059
¥167.77404
¥167.73621
¥167.67976
¥167.62339
¥167.56712
¥167.51095
¥167.45490
¥167.39898
¥167.34321
¥167.30612
¥167.25063
¥167.21374
¥167.15856
Latitude
29.01253
28.99890
28.98940
28.97453
28.96421
28.95356
28.94259
28.92552
28.91374
28.90164
28.88922
28.87648
28.85678
28.84325
28.82380
28.81843
28.81110
28.80301
28.79415
28.78454
28.77770
28.76683
28.75519
28.74281
28.72968
28.72051
28.70614
28.69103
28.68055
28.66422
28.64716
28.62937
28.61087
28.59165
28.57172
28.55108
28.52974
28.51513
28.49264
28.46945
28.44559
28.42931
28.40432
28.37867
28.35237
28.32541
28.30203
28.30813
28.31510
28.32131
28.32675
28.32995
28.33411
28.33750
28.34011
28.34195
28.34302
28.34332
28.34293
28.34177
28.33984
28.33713
28.33489
28.33089
28.32613
28.32059
28.31429
28.30722
28.29939
28.29079
28.28464
28.27477
28.26778
28.25665
Federal Register / Vol. 89, No. 42 / Friday, March 1, 2024 / Proposed Rules
ddrumheller on DSK120RN23PROD with PROPOSALS2
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VerDate Sep<11>2014
Longitude
¥167.10359
¥167.04883
¥166.99432
¥166.94004
¥166.88603
¥166.85017
¥166.81444
¥166.79269
¥166.76001
¥166.72461
¥166.68934
¥166.65422
¥166.61924
¥166.58441
¥166.54974
¥166.51522
¥166.48086
¥166.42964
¥166.39570
¥166.36193
¥166.31162
¥166.27830
¥166.24517
¥166.21223
¥166.17948
¥166.14693
¥166.11458
¥166.06622
¥166.03438
¥166.00275
¥165.97134
¥165.94014
¥165.90917
¥165.87842
¥165.83251
¥165.80234
¥165.77240
¥165.74242
¥165.71296
¥165.68375
¥165.65478
¥165.62607
¥165.59760
¥165.56939
¥165.54144
¥165.50001
¥165.47272
¥165.44570
¥165.41895
¥165.39248
¥165.36628
¥165.34036
¥165.30201
¥165.27680
¥165.25188
¥165.21504
¥165.19085
¥165.16695
¥165.14335
¥165.12006
¥165.09707
¥165.07732
¥165.03132
¥164.99614
¥164.96109
¥164.90877
¥164.85677
¥164.82201
¥164.70700
¥164.68299
¥164.64572
¥164.58983
¥164.55259
¥164.51536
21:38 Feb 29, 2024
Latitude
Point No.
28.24478
28.23215
28.21878
28.20466
28.18981
28.17950
28.16886
28.16221
28.15196
28.14051
28.12874
28.11665
28.10424
28.09152
28.07847
28.06511
28.05144
28.03034
28.01589
28.00113
27.97842
27.96290
27.94707
27.93095
27.91452
27.89780
27.88078
27.85459
27.83684
27.81881
27.80048
27.78187
27.76298
27.74381
27.71439
27.69452
27.67438
27.65378
27.63310
27.61215
27.59094
27.56946
27.54773
27.52573
27.50348
27.46963
27.44675
27.42363
27.40026
27.37664
27.35279
27.32870
27.29213
27.26746
27.24255
27.20478
27.17932
27.15365
27.12775
27.10165
27.07533
27.05226
27.03829
27.02718
27.01574
26.99799
26.97951
26.96670
26.92271
26.92268
26.92233
26.92118
26.91997
26.91843
Jkt 262001
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Frm 00029
Longitude
¥164.45955
¥164.40380
¥164.34813
¥164.29254
¥164.25554
¥164.21858
¥164.16325
¥164.10804
¥164.05299
¥164.01637
¥163.97983
¥163.92516
¥163.87068
¥163.81641
¥163.78034
¥163.74438
¥163.69063
¥163.63712
¥163.58387
¥163.54853
¥163.51331
¥163.46071
¥163.40842
¥163.35645
¥163.30480
¥163.27056
¥163.21948
¥163.16876
¥163.13516
¥163.08506
¥163.03536
¥163.00000
¥163.00000
¥164.53740
¥165.58333
¥166.05600
¥166.75000
¥167.32998
¥167.44143
¥167.61200
¥167.80596
¥167.96475
¥170.38404
¥171.41934
¥171.45849
¥171.51400
¥171.56405
¥171.62846
¥173.51320
¥175.00000
¥175.17766
¥175.32900
¥175.57260
¥175.59127
¥177.12157
¥177.20130
¥178.14636
¥178.20545
¥178.26503
¥178.32487
¥178.38473
¥178.44436
¥178.50352
¥178.56197
¥178.61949
¥178.67583
¥178.73077
¥178.78409
¥178.83557
¥178.88501
¥178.93222
¥178.97700
¥179.01917
¥179.05858
Fmt 4701
Sfmt 4702
Latitude
26.91547
26.91174
26.90724
26.90197
26.89803
26.89375
26.88669
26.87887
26.87029
26.86414
26.85766
26.84731
26.83620
26.82434
26.81602
26.80737
26.79377
26.77943
26.76435
26.75389
26.74311
26.72632
26.70881
26.69058
26.67164
26.65861
26.63848
26.61765
26.60338
26.58138
26.55870
26.54202
24.11409
24.39976
24.59413
24.68197
25.17393
25.58506
25.66407
25.78498
25.81664
25.84257
26.23759
26.55588
26.56791
26.58498
26.59157
26.60005
26.84822
28.26784
28.43748
28.58198
28.64457
28.64937
29.04257
29.05797
29.24060
29.24908
29.25427
29.25614
29.25468
29.24991
29.24183
29.23049
29.21593
29.19820
29.17738
29.15356
29.12682
29.09728
29.06506
29.03028
28.99308
28.95361
Point No.
652
653
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E:\FR\FM\01MRP2.SGM
01MRP2
Longitude
¥179.09506
¥179.12848
¥179.15870
¥179.18560
¥179.20909
¥179.22907
¥179.24548
¥179.25824
¥179.26732
¥179.27269
¥179.27400
¥179.27432
¥179.27400
¥179.27222
¥179.26640
¥179.25689
¥179.24374
¥179.22699
¥179.20673
¥179.18302
¥179.15598
¥179.12572
¥179.09234
¥179.05599
¥179.01681
¥178.97496
¥178.93061
¥178.88391
¥178.83507
¥178.78427
¥178.73170
¥178.67758
¥178.62211
¥178.56551
¥178.49843
¥177.55523
¥176.49794
¥175.00000
¥174.41400
¥171.83651
¥170.86958
¥170.83964
¥170.79300
¥170.73999
¥168.38105
¥168.38083
¥168.38072
¥166.79085
¥166.75000
¥166.60000
¥166.38872
¥166.32723
¥165.58333
¥164.86038
¥163.00000
¥163.00000
¥163.02954
¥163.05474
¥163.07970
¥163.10443
¥163.12891
¥163.15314
¥163.18902
¥163.21262
¥163.23597
¥163.25906
¥163.28189
¥163.31564
¥163.33781
¥163.35971
¥163.38134
¥163.41328
¥163.43423
¥163.45489
15299
Latitude
28.91204
28.86852
28.82324
28.77636
28.72809
28.67861
28.62811
28.57681
28.52490
28.47258
28.43037
28.42008
28.41208
28.36758
28.31530
28.26345
28.21223
28.16184
28.11247
28.06433
28.01760
27.97246
27.92909
27.88765
27.84832
27.81123
27.77654
27.74438
27.71488
27.68814
27.66428
27.64338
27.62552
27.61078
27.59784
27.41586
27.24611
25.83069
25.27697
24.93729
24.62936
24.61983
24.60497
24.59633
24.21167
24.21163
24.21155
23.09144
23.06265
22.95697
22.93221
22.92501
22.83782
22.75309
22.40727
19.23458
19.26137
19.28472
19.30831
19.33213
19.35619
19.38047
19.41731
19.44214
19.46720
19.49247
19.51796
19.55659
19.58261
19.60883
19.63525
19.67526
19.70218
19.72929
15300
ddrumheller on DSK120RN23PROD with PROPOSALS2
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VerDate Sep<11>2014
Federal Register / Vol. 89, No. 42 / Friday, March 1, 2024 / Proposed Rules
Longitude
¥163.47678
¥163.49689
¥163.51671
¥163.54591
¥163.56501
¥163.58383
¥163.60235
¥163.62957
¥163.64735
¥163.66483
¥163.68201
¥163.69888
¥163.71545
¥163.73841
¥163.75664
¥163.78708
¥163.81734
¥163.84743
¥163.87734
¥163.90706
¥163.93659
¥163.95588
¥163.98535
¥164.02014
¥164.07244
¥164.12487
¥164.17742
¥164.23008
¥164.28284
¥164.33569
¥164.38861
¥164.44159
¥164.49463
¥164.54771
¥164.58106
¥164.60571
¥164.65884
¥164.71217
¥164.74760
¥164.78302
¥164.83614
¥164.88922
¥164.92459
¥164.97761
¥165.01292
¥165.04914
¥165.10200
¥165.13720
¥165.18992
¥165.24253
¥165.27754
¥165.31250
¥165.36483
¥165.41702
¥165.45173
¥165.50401
¥165.54798
¥165.60124
¥165.65391
¥165.70669
¥165.75955
¥165.81249
¥165.86549
¥165.91855
¥165.97164
¥166.02477
¥166.07792
¥166.13108
¥166.18423
¥166.23737
¥166.29049
¥166.34357
¥166.36478
¥166.39682
21:38 Feb 29, 2024
Latitude
Point No.
19.75859
19.78608
19.81376
19.85563
19.88376
19.91207
19.94056
19.98361
20.01252
20.04159
20.07082
20.10022
20.12977
20.17193
20.18197
20.19906
20.21644
20.23409
20.25202
20.27023
20.28870
20.30099
20.29532
20.28893
20.27996
20.27171
20.26419
20.25739
20.25133
20.24599
20.24139
20.23752
20.23438
20.23197
20.23084
20.23016
20.22922
20.22902
20.22930
20.22990
20.23141
20.23366
20.23557
20.23904
20.24176
20.24489
20.25007
20.25393
20.26033
20.26745
20.27261
20.27808
20.28690
20.29644
20.30321
20.31402
20.32372
20.31609
20.30930
20.30323
20.29790
20.29329
20.28942
20.28628
20.28388
20.28221
20.28127
20.28107
20.28160
20.28288
20.28488
20.28762
20.28892
20.29110
Jkt 262001
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Frm 00030
Longitude
¥166.43214
¥166.48507
¥166.52032
¥166.57311
¥166.61798
¥166.65308
¥166.70563
¥166.74060
¥166.77552
¥166.82777
¥166.87988
¥166.91453
¥166.94911
¥166.99267
¥167.02709
¥167.07857
¥167.11278
¥167.14689
¥167.19433
¥167.22831
¥167.26218
¥167.29596
¥167.32963
¥167.36319
¥167.39664
¥167.44659
¥167.47975
¥167.51278
¥167.54695
¥167.57973
¥167.61238
¥167.64489
¥167.67726
¥167.70949
¥167.74158
¥167.77351
¥167.80530
¥167.83694
¥167.86841
¥167.91533
¥167.94640
¥167.97731
¥168.00804
¥168.03861
¥168.08412
¥168.11424
¥168.14417
¥168.17392
¥168.20348
¥168.24746
¥168.27653
¥168.31977
¥168.36255
¥168.40487
¥168.43282
¥168.47433
¥168.50174
¥168.54244
¥168.58263
¥168.62230
¥168.66145
¥168.68726
¥168.71283
¥168.75073
¥168.77569
¥168.81266
¥168.83700
¥168.87302
¥168.90847
¥168.93178
¥168.96624
¥168.99177
¥169.02276
¥169.04473
Fmt 4701
Sfmt 4702
Latitude
20.29382
20.29852
20.30205
20.30796
20.31350
20.31816
20.32577
20.33125
20.33705
20.34635
20.35637
20.36345
20.37085
20.38061
20.38865
20.40130
20.41012
20.41926
20.43226
20.44187
20.45180
20.46203
20.47258
20.48344
20.49460
20.51193
20.52386
20.53610
20.54913
20.56197
20.57511
20.58856
20.60230
20.61634
20.63068
20.64532
20.66024
20.67546
20.69097
20.71478
20.73101
20.74752
20.76432
20.78140
20.80755
20.82533
20.84338
20.86172
20.88032
20.90873
20.92801
20.95743
20.98744
21.01804
21.03877
21.07033
21.09169
21.12420
21.15727
21.19089
21.22506
21.24813
21.27145
21.30685
21.33075
21.36701
21.39147
21.42858
21.46618
21.49152
21.52992
21.55913
21.59546
21.62184
Point No.
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E:\FR\FM\01MRP2.SGM
01MRP2
Longitude
¥169.07716
¥169.09844
¥169.12982
¥169.15039
¥169.18071
¥169.20233
¥169.21703
¥169.23883
¥169.27247
¥169.32272
¥169.37269
¥169.42237
¥169.47175
¥169.52083
¥169.56958
¥169.61800
¥169.66609
¥169.71382
¥169.76119
¥169.80819
¥169.85481
¥169.90103
¥169.94686
¥169.97718
¥170.00653
¥170.05123
¥170.08671
¥170.12224
¥170.15783
¥170.19345
¥170.22911
¥170.28268
¥170.31843
¥170.35421
¥170.39002
¥170.42584
¥170.46169
¥170.51549
¥170.55136
¥170.58725
¥170.62314
¥170.65929
¥170.69518
¥170.73106
¥170.76693
¥170.80279
¥170.83863
¥170.89236
¥170.92815
¥170.96391
¥170.99964
¥171.03533
¥171.07099
¥171.12440
¥171.15995
¥171.19545
¥171.23089
¥171.28396
¥171.33689
¥171.38967
¥171.42477
¥171.47727
¥171.52961
¥171.58175
¥171.63369
¥171.68543
¥171.73694
¥171.78823
¥171.83927
¥171.89005
¥171.94057
¥171.99082
¥172.03998
¥172.09233
Latitude
21.66178
21.68866
21.72934
21.75669
21.79808
21.82840
21.84743
21.85466
21.86611
21.88387
21.90231
21.92143
21.94122
21.96170
21.98284
22.00464
22.02710
22.05022
22.07399
22.09840
22.12345
22.14914
22.17546
22.19335
22.21103
22.20415
22.19907
22.19431
22.18987
22.18575
22.18196
22.17688
22.17390
22.17125
22.16891
22.16691
22.16523
22.16332
22.16245
22.16191
22.16170
22.16181
22.16224
22.16301
22.16410
22.16551
22.16725
22.17047
22.17302
22.17590
22.17910
22.18263
22.18648
22.19286
22.19751
22.20249
22.20780
22.21635
22.22563
22.23563
22.24269
22.25389
22.26579
22.27841
22.29174
22.30577
22.32050
22.33594
22.35207
22.36889
22.38641
22.40461
22.42318
22.42751
Federal Register / Vol. 89, No. 42 / Friday, March 1, 2024 / Proposed Rules
ddrumheller on DSK120RN23PROD with PROPOSALS2
Point No.
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VerDate Sep<11>2014
Longitude
¥172.12811
¥172.18170
¥172.21738
¥172.25302
¥172.28861
¥172.32414
¥172.37735
¥172.41274
¥172.46572
¥172.50095
¥172.55366
¥172.58872
¥172.64114
¥172.67599
¥172.71075
¥172.76272
¥172.79725
¥172.83168
¥172.86601
¥172.90023
¥172.95136
¥172.98531
¥173.03602
¥173.08645
¥173.11992
¥173.15325
¥173.18646
¥173.23601
¥173.26888
¥173.30160
¥173.34556
¥173.37723
¥173.41277
¥173.44836
¥173.48400
¥173.51970
¥173.55544
¥173.59122
¥173.62704
¥173.66290
¥173.69879
¥173.73470
¥173.77065
¥173.80661
¥173.84260
¥173.87860
¥173.91461
¥173.95063
¥173.98666
¥174.02268
¥174.05871
¥174.09473
¥174.13075
¥174.16675
¥174.20274
¥174.23871
¥174.27466
¥174.31059
¥174.34649
¥174.38235
¥174.41819
¥174.45398
¥174.48974
¥174.52545
¥174.56111
¥174.59672
¥174.63227
¥174.66777
¥174.70321
¥174.73859
¥174.77389
¥174.82672
¥174.86184
¥174.89689
21:38 Feb 29, 2024
Latitude
Point No.
22.43088
22.43653
22.44070
22.44519
22.45001
22.45515
22.46346
22.46941
22.47892
22.48567
22.49638
22.50392
22.51582
22.52415
22.53279
22.54635
22.55578
22.56552
22.57558
22.58594
22.60207
22.61320
22.63048
22.64845
22.66081
22.67347
22.68643
22.70643
22.72014
22.73415
22.75354
22.74830
22.74274
22.73750
22.73258
22.72798
22.72371
22.71976
22.71613
22.71283
22.70985
22.70720
22.70487
22.70286
22.70118
22.69983
22.69880
22.69810
22.69772
22.69767
22.69794
22.69854
22.69947
22.70072
22.70229
22.70419
22.70642
22.70897
22.71185
22.71505
22.71857
22.72242
22.72659
22.73108
22.73589
22.74103
22.74649
22.75227
22.75837
22.76479
22.77154
22.78224
22.78978
22.79763
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¥174.93185
¥174.96673
¥175.00151
¥175.03621
¥175.07081
¥175.10531
¥175.13972
¥175.17401
¥175.20820
¥175.24228
¥175.27624
¥175.31009
¥175.34381
¥175.37741
¥175.41089
¥175.44423
¥175.47744
¥175.51051
¥175.54345
¥175.57624
¥175.60888
¥175.64138
¥175.67372
¥175.70591
¥175.73795
¥175.76982
¥175.81731
¥175.84877
¥175.88005
¥175.91116
¥175.94209
¥175.98815
¥176.01862
¥176.04891
¥176.09398
¥176.12379
¥176.15339
¥176.18280
¥176.21200
¥176.25542
¥176.28410
¥176.31256
¥176.35486
¥176.38278
¥176.41048
¥176.43795
¥176.46520
¥176.50563
¥176.53229
¥176.55872
¥176.59790
¥176.62372
¥176.66199
¥176.68719
¥176.71213
¥176.73682
¥176.76125
¥176.78542
¥176.80933
¥176.83297
¥176.85635
¥176.87945
¥176.90229
¥176.93602
¥176.96913
¥176.99085
¥177.01229
¥177.03344
¥177.06462
¥177.08505
¥177.10518
¥177.12502
¥177.14456
¥177.17331
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Latitude
22.80580
22.81429
22.82308
22.83220
22.84163
22.85136
22.86141
22.87178
22.88244
22.89342
22.90471
22.91630
22.92820
22.94040
22.95290
22.96571
22.97882
22.99222
23.00593
23.01993
23.03422
23.04881
23.06370
23.07887
23.09434
23.11009
23.13426
23.15073
23.16748
23.18451
23.20183
23.22832
23.24633
23.26461
23.29254
23.31150
23.33073
23.35022
23.36998
23.40011
23.42053
23.44120
23.47268
23.49399
23.51554
23.53735
23.55940
23.59294
23.61560
23.63850
23.67330
23.69679
23.73246
23.75653
23.78082
23.80534
23.83007
23.85503
23.88021
23.90559
23.93119
23.95700
23.98302
24.02243
24.06229
24.08911
24.11613
24.14334
24.18451
24.21218
24.24004
24.26808
24.29630
24.33895
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1101
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01MRP2
Longitude
¥177.19209
¥177.21058
¥177.22875
¥177.25544
¥177.27284
¥177.28992
¥177.30670
¥177.32315
¥177.33929
¥177.36249
¥177.38606
¥177.41985
¥177.45352
¥177.48704
¥177.53706
¥177.57023
¥177.60325
¥177.63612
¥177.66883
¥177.71760
¥177.74992
¥177.78206
¥177.81404
¥177.83690
¥177.88667
¥177.94111
¥177.97195
¥177.99642
¥178.05062
¥178.10469
¥178.14066
¥178.16577
¥178.21953
¥178.27313
¥178.32655
¥178.37978
¥178.43281
¥178.48563
¥178.53822
¥178.59058
¥178.61445
¥178.64360
¥178.67821
¥178.70077
¥178.72148
¥178.75794
¥178.81257
¥178.86732
¥178.90360
¥178.93984
¥178.98140
¥179.01755
¥179.07166
¥179.10765
¥179.14357
¥179.19731
¥179.25088
¥179.28649
¥179.32201
¥179.35744
¥179.38198
¥179.43516
¥179.47030
¥179.50534
¥179.55770
¥179.60982
¥179.66168
¥179.69610
¥179.73039
¥179.76456
¥179.79860
¥179.83251
¥179.86628
¥179.89991
15301
Latitude
24.36760
24.39642
24.42540
24.46918
24.49856
24.52810
24.55779
24.58763
24.61762
24.66210
24.67081
24.68359
24.69667
24.71005
24.73067
24.74479
24.75920
24.77391
24.78891
24.81195
24.82767
24.84367
24.85996
24.87185
24.87745
24.88429
24.88850
24.89200
24.90028
24.90929
24.91569
24.92034
24.93078
24.94194
24.95380
24.96637
24.97965
24.99363
25.00832
25.02370
25.03096
25.04005
25.05115
25.05859
25.06052
25.06420
25.07031
25.07718
25.08214
25.08742
25.09382
25.09959
25.10883
25.11539
25.12227
25.13318
25.14480
25.15295
25.16140
25.17018
25.17642
25.19048
25.20018
25.21020
25.22581
25.24211
25.25911
25.27081
25.28283
25.29514
25.30776
25.32068
25.33389
25.34741
15302
Point No.
1170 ..........
1171 ..........
1172 ..........
Federal Register / Vol. 89, No. 42 / Friday, March 1, 2024 / Proposed Rules
Longitude
¥179.93340
¥179.96674
¥180.00000
Latitude
Point No.
25.36122
25.37533
25.38976
Appendix C to Subpart W of Part 922—
Coordinates for the Midway Atoll
Special Management Area
[Coordinates listed in this appendix are
unprojected (Geographic) and based on the
North American Datum of 1983]
The boundaries for the areas listed in this
appendix, unless otherwise described in this
rule, begin at Point 1 as indicated in the
particular area’s coordinate table and
continue to each successive point in
numerical order until ending at the last point
in the table.
ddrumheller on DSK120RN23PROD with PROPOSALS2
Point No.
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VerDate Sep<11>2014
Longitude
¥177.08955
¥177.08746
¥177.08807
¥177.08784
¥177.08714
¥177.08675
¥177.08685
¥177.09492
¥177.10266
¥177.10685
¥177.12055
¥177.12905
¥177.13930
¥177.14478
¥177.14835
¥177.15014
¥177.15425
¥177.16032
¥177.17073
¥177.18451
¥177.19497
¥177.20126
¥177.21758
¥177.22558
¥177.24634
¥177.26874
¥177.28593
¥177.29121
¥177.31326
¥177.32347
¥177.33018
¥177.34277
¥177.35598
¥177.36949
¥177.37935
¥177.40144
¥177.40505
¥177.43205
¥177.47772
¥177.49254
¥177.50854
¥177.52096
¥177.53867
¥177.55653
¥177.57532
¥177.58846
¥177.59622
¥177.60135
¥177.62006
¥177.63751
¥177.64543
¥177.64822
¥177.65246
21:38 Feb 29, 2024
Latitude
28.24843
28.20746
28.20039
28.19413
28.18773
28.17981
28.17805
28.15837
28.14167
28.13347
28.10937
28.09614
28.08402
28.07745
28.07359
28.07029
28.06622
28.06163
28.05368
28.04293
28.03652
28.03328
28.02455
28.02062
28.01309
28.00536
28.00286
28.00182
27.99812
27.99681
27.99592
27.99426
27.99264
27.99083
27.99086
27.99078
27.99113
27.99376
28.00286
28.00680
28.01094
28.01549
28.02638
28.03706
28.05208
28.06265
28.06789
28.07601
28.10264
28.13400
28.14824
28.16145
28.18050
Jkt 262001
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Longitude
¥177.65547
¥177.65675
¥177.65784
¥177.65334
¥177.65201
¥177.65356
¥177.65370
¥177.64485
¥177.63917
¥177.63311
¥177.62398
¥177.61280
¥177.60942
¥177.60305
¥177.59751
¥177.59223
¥177.58369
¥177.57201
¥177.56751
¥177.56371
¥177.56083
¥177.54724
¥177.53575
¥177.53169
¥177.52645
¥177.51294
¥177.50036
¥177.49213
¥177.48856
¥177.44919
¥177.43381
¥177.42573
¥177.41843
¥177.41073
¥177.40079
¥177.39471
¥177.38430
¥177.37739
¥177.36644
¥177.35961
¥177.34200
¥177.33494
¥177.32593
¥177.31568
¥177.30326
¥177.28841
¥177.26868
¥177.24613
¥177.22835
¥177.20144
¥177.18994
¥177.17441
¥177.16004
¥177.14459
¥177.13946
¥177.13356
¥177.12744
¥177.12069
¥177.10531
¥177.09483
¥177.09204
¥177.09085
¥177.08955
Latitude
28.19434
28.20088
28.21354
28.23184
28.23753
28.25431
28.25897
28.28180
28.29737
28.30658
28.32071
28.33404
28.33819
28.35468
28.36931
28.37618
28.38566
28.39836
28.40427
28.40708
28.40921
28.42088
28.43063
28.43369
28.43765
28.44685
28.45508
28.46057
28.46154
28.47563
28.48016
28.48263
28.48290
28.48296
28.48392
28.48423
28.48485
28.48485
28.48402
28.48348
28.48260
28.48212
28.48150
28.47855
28.47485
28.46971
28.46353
28.45463
28.44555
28.42977
28.42291
28.41273
28.39797
28.38222
28.37700
28.36519
28.35256
28.33683
28.30631
28.27704
28.26549
28.25735
28.24843
Appendix D to Subpart W of Part 922—
Coordinates for the Special
Preservation Areas (SPAs)
[Coordinates listed in this appendix are
unprojected (Geographic) and based on the
North American Datum of 1983]
The boundaries for the areas listed in this
appendix, unless otherwise described in this
rule, begin at Point 1 as indicated in the
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continue to each successive point in
numerical order until ending at the last point
in the table.
Point No.
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7 ................
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Longitude
¥178.23368
¥178.23399
¥178.23440
¥178.23512
¥178.23696
¥178.23973
¥178.24045
¥178.24137
¥178.24579
¥178.24743
¥178.24774
¥178.24815
¥178.24805
¥178.24702
¥178.24097
¥178.24035
¥178.23841
¥178.23185
¥178.23060
¥178.22978
¥178.22753
¥178.22690
¥178.21697
¥178.21615
¥178.21584
¥178.21338
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¥178.21779
¥178.21879
¥178.22845
¥178.23319
¥178.23501
¥178.23552
¥178.25079
¥178.26350
¥178.26422
¥178.26818
¥178.26842
¥178.26909
¥178.27099
¥178.27658
¥178.28211
¥178.28642
¥178.29103
¥178.29540
¥178.29554
¥178.30384
¥178.30907
¥178.31266
¥178.31573
¥178.31768
¥178.35403
¥178.38276
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¥178.40626
¥178.40687
¥178.40784
¥178.41318
¥178.43005
¥178.43175
¥178.43425
¥178.43437
¥178.43437
¥178.43413
¥178.43315
¥178.43156
¥178.43742
¥178.44199
¥178.44313
Latitude
28.40709
28.40003
28.39722
28.39369
28.38789
28.37883
28.37702
28.37512
28.36635
28.36318
28.36273
28.36228
28.36164
28.36038
28.35222
28.35167
28.34996
28.34488
28.34403
28.34357
28.34312
28.34302
28.34140
28.34122
28.34095
28.33004
28.32826
28.32083
28.32061
28.31847
28.32410
28.32627
28.32681
28.32971
28.33225
28.34231
28.34555
28.34575
28.34532
28.34412
28.34131
28.33895
28.33768
28.33696
28.33661
28.33660
28.33578
28.33569
28.33578
28.33605
28.33605
28.33853
28.34385
28.33339
28.32467
28.32413
28.32370
28.32313
28.32132
28.34030
28.36460
28.36643
28.36848
28.37064
28.37926
28.39259
28.39905
28.40585
28.40899
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Point No.
70 ..............
71 ..............
72 ..............
73 ..............
74 ..............
75 ..............
76 ..............
77 ..............
78 ..............
79 ..............
80 ..............
81 ..............
82 ..............
83 ..............
84 ..............
85 ..............
86 ..............
87 ..............
88 ..............
89 ..............
90 ..............
91 ..............
92 ..............
93 ..............
94 ..............
95 ..............
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97 ..............
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100 ............
101 ............
102 ............
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104 ............
105 ............
106 ............
107 ............
108 ............
109 ............
110 ............
111 ............
112 ............
113 ............
114 ............
115 ............
116 ............
117 ............
118 ............
119 ............
120 ............
121 ............
122 ............
Longitude
¥178.44498
¥178.44597
¥178.44569
¥178.44512
¥178.44057
¥178.43246
¥178.41611
¥178.41398
¥178.40985
¥178.40098
¥178.40072
¥178.39600
¥178.38392
¥178.38193
¥178.37937
¥178.37098
¥178.35889
¥178.35661
¥178.35164
¥178.34909
¥178.33751
¥178.33658
¥178.33228
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¥178.29186
¥178.28776
¥178.28725
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¥178.28365
¥178.28252
¥178.27832
¥178.27504
¥178.26581
¥178.26013
¥178.24899
¥178.24752
¥178.24660
¥178.24578
¥178.24281
¥178.24106
¥178.24024
¥178.23953
¥178.23758
¥178.23337
¥178.23317
¥178.23327
¥178.23368
28.41716
28.43612
28.44605
28.44843
28.46036
28.47827
28.49509
28.49698
28.49986
28.50595
28.50608
28.50846
28.51398
28.51473
28.51548
28.51712
28.51963
28.52000
28.52050
28.52081
28.52180
28.52189
28.52587
28.52660
28.52759
28.52913
28.53437
28.54572
28.54382
28.53171
28.52320
28.52212
28.51823
28.50560
28.50270
28.50180
28.49935
28.49682
28.48958
28.48471
28.47256
28.47095
28.46951
28.46733
28.45684
28.45195
28.44950
28.44616
28.43731
28.41884
28.41739
28.41441
28.40709
TABLE 2—COORDINATES FOR
MANAWAI (PEARL AND HERMES
ATOLL) SPA
ddrumheller on DSK120RN23PROD with PROPOSALS2
Point ID
1 ................
2 ................
3 ................
4 ................
5 ................
6 ................
7 ................
8 ................
9 ................
10 ..............
11 ..............
12 ..............
13 ..............
VerDate Sep<11>2014
Longitude
¥175.73629
¥175.71790
¥175.71623
¥175.71293
¥175.71278
¥175.71189
¥175.71115
¥175.70898
¥175.69243
¥175.69085
¥175.69057
¥175.68524
¥175.67939
21:38 Feb 29, 2024
TABLE 2—COORDINATES FOR
MANAWAI (PEARL AND HERMES
ATOLL) SPA—Continued
Latitude
Latitude
28.02156
28.00837
28.00719
27.99705
27.99658
27.99385
27.99258
27.99050
27.97745
27.97602
27.97577
27.97093
27.96411
Jkt 262001
Point ID
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
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Longitude
¥175.67571
¥175.67371
¥175.67020
¥175.66886
¥175.66752
¥175.66602
¥175.66489
¥175.66468
¥175.66384
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¥175.66418
¥175.66602
¥175.67187
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¥175.73355
¥175.73796
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¥175.75698
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¥175.76283
¥175.76796
¥175.77107
¥175.78169
¥175.79452
¥175.79996
¥175.81744
Fmt 4701
Sfmt 4702
Latitude
27.95877
27.95477
27.94735
27.94409
27.94038
27.93549
27.92948
27.92837
27.92295
27.91686
27.91526
27.91489
27.91271
27.90692
27.89921
27.89461
27.88304
27.86600
27.85962
27.85725
27.85012
27.84184
27.83869
27.83409
27.82770
27.82333
27.82310
27.81946
27.81831
27.81751
27.81589
27.80876
27.80857
27.80738
27.80646
27.80542
27.80462
27.80335
27.79552
27.79437
27.79196
27.78562
27.77711
27.77077
27.76548
27.76488
27.76378
27.76297
27.76193
27.75756
27.75572
27.75560
27.75526
27.75491
27.75445
27.75100
27.74881
27.74708
27.74386
27.74109
27.73741
27.73511
27.73476
27.73372
27.73254
27.73231
27.73128
27.73035
27.73035
27.73105
15303
TABLE 2—COORDINATES FOR
MANAWAI (PEARL AND HERMES
ATOLL) SPA—Continued
Point ID
84 ..............
85 ..............
86 ..............
87 ..............
88 ..............
89 ..............
90 ..............
91 ..............
92 ..............
93 ..............
94 ..............
95 ..............
96 ..............
97 ..............
98 ..............
99 ..............
100 ............
101 ............
102 ............
103 ............
104 ............
105 ............
106 ............
107 ............
108 ............
109 ............
110 ............
111 ............
112 ............
113 ............
114 ............
115 ............
116 ............
117 ............
118 ............
119 ............
120 ............
121 ............
122 ............
123 ............
124 ............
125 ............
126 ............
127 ............
128 ............
129 ............
130 ............
131 ............
132 ............
133 ............
134 ............
135 ............
136 ............
137 ............
138 ............
139 ............
140 ............
141 ............
142 ............
143 ............
144 ............
145 ............
146 ............
147 ............
148 ............
149 ............
150 ............
151 ............
152 ............
153 ............
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Longitude
¥175.82120
¥175.84245
¥175.84329
¥175.84394
¥175.84510
¥175.85378
¥175.85598
¥175.86168
¥175.86855
¥175.87632
¥175.88163
¥175.88928
¥175.89627
¥175.89926
¥175.90612
¥175.91616
¥175.91914
¥175.92277
¥175.93248
¥175.93689
¥175.94039
¥175.94660
¥175.95023
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¥175.95943
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¥176.06225
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¥176.03920
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¥176.03622
¥176.03609
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¥176.03467
¥176.02936
¥176.02871
¥176.02637
¥176.01452
¥176.00953
¥175.98505
¥175.97974
¥175.97806
¥175.97559
Latitude
27.73139
27.73496
27.73496
27.73484
27.73392
27.72793
27.72667
27.72379
27.72068
27.71722
27.71515
27.71215
27.70962
27.70853
27.70605
27.70257
27.70177
27.70108
27.69923
27.69877
27.69831
27.69762
27.69762
27.69773
27.69796
27.69843
27.69935
27.69992
27.70338
27.70847
27.71262
27.71872
27.72299
27.72967
27.73784
27.74373
27.74625
27.74913
27.75120
27.75840
27.76151
27.76819
27.76877
27.76911
27.76992
27.77049
27.77521
27.77593
27.78235
27.79271
27.80097
27.82041
27.83526
27.84003
27.84107
27.84256
27.85464
27.85660
27.87231
27.87484
27.87886
27.89151
27.89232
27.89422
27.89948
27.90169
27.91078
27.91767
27.91986
27.92227
15304
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TABLE 2—COORDINATES FOR
MANAWAI (PEARL AND HERMES
ATOLL) SPA—Continued
Point ID
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
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Longitude
¥175.96800
¥175.96515
¥175.96243
¥175.95893
¥175.95751
¥175.95531
¥175.94676
¥175.93976
¥175.93730
¥175.93019
¥175.91849
¥175.89960
¥175.88990
¥175.88673
¥175.87603
¥175.86868
¥175.84284
¥175.81723
¥175.81543
¥175.80908
¥175.80440
¥175.79989
¥175.79170
¥175.78250
¥175.78033
¥175.78013
¥175.77097
¥175.76796
¥175.73629
Latitude
27.92876
27.93071
27.93244
27.93474
27.93554
27.93634
27.93979
27.94313
27.94462
27.94940
27.95667
27.96883
27.97506
27.97684
27.98202
27.98514
27.99650
28.00661
28.00732
28.00970
28.01088
28.01133
28.01118
28.01088
28.01074
28.01073
28.01014
28.00984
28.02156
TABLE 3—COORDINATES FOR KAPOU
(LISIANSKI ISLAND) SPA
ddrumheller on DSK120RN23PROD with PROPOSALS2
Point No.
1 ................
2 ................
3 ................
4 ................
5 ................
6 ................
7 ................
8 ................
9 ................
10 ..............
11 ..............
12 ..............
13 ..............
14 ..............
15 ..............
16 ..............
17 ..............
18 ..............
19 ..............
20 ..............
21 ..............
22 ..............
23 ..............
24 ..............
25 ..............
26 ..............
27 ..............
28 ..............
29 ..............
30 ..............
31 ..............
32 ..............
33 ..............
VerDate Sep<11>2014
Longitude
¥173.82216
¥173.81417
¥173.81089
¥173.80358
¥173.80187
¥173.79902
¥173.79216
¥173.78288
¥173.76999
¥173.76842
¥173.76714
¥173.75672
¥173.75329
¥173.75257
¥173.75272
¥173.75357
¥173.75414
¥173.75429
¥173.75457
¥173.75629
¥173.77427
¥173.79226
¥173.79613
¥173.79656
¥173.79685
¥173.79770
¥173.84842
¥173.85185
¥173.85299
¥173.86184
¥173.88326
¥173.89205
¥173.89348
21:38 Feb 29, 2024
Latitude
26.08261
26.06651
26.06033
26.04582
26.04312
26.03951
26.03255
26.02340
26.01042
26.00888
26.00720
25.99276
25.98625
25.98316
25.98019
25.97607
25.97272
25.97130
25.97065
25.96949
25.95518
25.94087
25.91463
25.91231
25.91089
25.91025
25.87454
25.87235
25.87209
25.87364
25.87777
25.87946
25.87959
Jkt 262001
TABLE 3—COORDINATES FOR KAPOU
(LISIANSKI ISLAND) SPA—Continued
Point No.
34 ..............
35 ..............
36 ..............
37 ..............
38 ..............
39 ..............
40 ..............
41 ..............
42 ..............
43 ..............
44 ..............
45 ..............
46 ..............
47 ..............
48 ..............
49 ..............
50 ..............
51 ..............
52 ..............
53 ..............
54 ..............
55 ..............
56 ..............
57 ..............
58 ..............
59 ..............
60 ..............
61 ..............
62 ..............
63 ..............
64 ..............
65 ..............
66 ..............
67 ..............
68 ..............
69 ..............
70 ..............
71 ..............
72 ..............
73 ..............
74 ..............
75 ..............
76 ..............
77 ..............
78 ..............
79 ..............
80 ..............
81 ..............
82 ..............
83 ..............
84 ..............
85 ..............
86 ..............
87 ..............
88 ..............
89 ..............
90 ..............
91 ..............
92 ..............
93 ..............
94 ..............
95 ..............
96 ..............
97 ..............
98 ..............
99 ..............
100 ............
101 ............
102 ............
103 ............
104 ............
PO 00000
Frm 00034
Longitude
¥173.89805
¥173.90349
¥173.90608
¥173.91654
¥173.91667
¥173.91893
¥173.91989
¥173.93702
¥173.94445
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¥173.95530
¥173.99537
¥174.00031
¥174.00548
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¥174.09677
¥174.11041
¥174.11155
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¥174.12111
¥174.12311
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¥174.14281
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¥174.14453
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¥174.15682
¥174.15782
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¥174.15839
¥174.15740
¥174.15668
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¥174.15600
¥174.13944
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¥174.12292
¥174.09565
¥174.08837
¥174.08723
¥174.08651
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¥174.07352
¥174.05468
¥174.05239
¥174.05082
¥174.01328
¥173.98436
¥173.95210
¥173.93939
¥173.93511
¥173.93411
¥173.93140
¥173.91733
¥173.90177
¥173.89892
¥173.89749
¥173.89663
¥173.88792
¥173.88360
¥173.87247
¥173.86333
¥173.86176
¥173.85890
¥173.84391
¥173.83458
¥173.82473
¥173.82373
¥173.82216
Fmt 4701
Sfmt 4702
Latitude
25.87971
25.87978
25.87981
25.87993
25.87993
25.87996
25.87997
25.88023
25.88023
25.88062
25.88526
25.90548
25.90797
25.91058
25.92167
25.95696
25.96396
25.96538
25.97067
25.97892
25.98124
25.98279
25.99916
26.00019
26.00083
26.00560
26.02194
26.03560
26.03831
26.04089
26.04295
26.05197
26.08891
26.10643
26.11617
26.12038
26.16391
26.17505
26.18449
26.20576
26.21129
26.21206
26.21232
26.21258
26.21412
26.21682
26.21721
26.21721
26.21451
26.21258
26.19379
26.18620
26.18350
26.18260
26.17951
26.16389
26.14625
26.14329
26.14200
26.14123
26.13569
26.13292
26.12532
26.11940
26.11798
26.11566
26.10291
26.09485
26.08661
26.08545
26.08261
TABLE 4—COORDINATES FOR KAMOLE
(LAYSAN ISLAND) SPA
Point No.
1 ................
2 ................
3 ................
4 ................
5 ................
6 ................
7 ................
8 ................
9 ................
10 ..............
11 ..............
12 ..............
13 ..............
14 ..............
15 ..............
16 ..............
17 ..............
18 ..............
19 ..............
20 ..............
21 ..............
22 ..............
23 ..............
24 ..............
25 ..............
26 ..............
27 ..............
28 ..............
29 ..............
30 ..............
31 ..............
32 ..............
33 ..............
34 ..............
35 ..............
36 ..............
37 ..............
38 ..............
39 ..............
40 ..............
41 ..............
42 ..............
43 ..............
44 ..............
45 ..............
46 ..............
47 ..............
48 ..............
49 ..............
50 ..............
51 ..............
52 ..............
53 ..............
54 ..............
55 ..............
56 ..............
57 ..............
58 ..............
59 ..............
60 ..............
61 ..............
62 ..............
63 ..............
64 ..............
65 ..............
66 ..............
67 ..............
68 ..............
69 ..............
70 ..............
71 ..............
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Longitude
¥171.79754
¥171.77776
¥171.76856
¥171.76743
¥171.76440
¥171.72850
¥171.68258
¥171.67766
¥171.67552
¥171.67325
¥171.65713
¥171.63979
¥171.63303
¥171.62757
¥171.62656
¥171.62568
¥171.62502
¥171.61749
¥171.60335
¥171.60146
¥171.60007
¥171.59667
¥171.59327
¥171.59327
¥171.60171
¥171.60528
¥171.61460
¥171.61775
¥171.61863
¥171.62266
¥171.63183
¥171.63489
¥171.63640
¥171.65101
¥171.65341
¥171.65643
¥171.66122
¥171.66827
¥171.66915
¥171.70065
¥171.70153
¥171.70216
¥171.70695
¥171.70879
¥171.70980
¥171.71156
¥171.72781
¥171.73461
¥171.73537
¥171.75112
¥171.75162
¥171.75351
¥171.77795
¥171.78475
¥171.79678
¥171.80964
¥171.81782
¥171.81846
¥171.83395
¥171.83916
¥171.84621
¥171.85049
¥171.85175
¥171.85377
¥171.86802
¥171.86827
¥171.86991
¥171.87319
¥171.87634
¥171.87634
¥171.87596
Latitude
25.90062
25.90028
25.90040
25.90017
25.89960
25.89300
25.88476
25.88385
25.88328
25.88260
25.87714
25.87153
25.86920
25.86732
25.86686
25.86595
25.86507
25.85490
25.83593
25.83319
25.82681
25.80984
25.79245
25.79165
25.76624
25.76115
25.74736
25.74280
25.74166
25.73779
25.72850
25.72540
25.72415
25.71708
25.71571
25.71354
25.70739
25.70032
25.70009
25.69222
25.69210
25.69245
25.69735
25.69916
25.69985
25.70019
25.70027
25.70030
25.70007
25.69221
25.69198
25.69186
25.69209
25.69198
25.69800
25.70443
25.70853
25.70946
25.73225
25.74030
25.75067
25.75694
25.75900
25.76298
25.79154
25.79234
25.80031
25.81695
25.83252
25.83343
25.83457
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TABLE 4—COORDINATES FOR KAMOLE
(LAYSAN ISLAND) SPA—Continued
Point No.
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
Longitude
¥171.86853
¥171.83837
¥171.83602
¥171.83519
¥171.83459
¥171.83330
¥171.82477
¥171.82223
¥171.80446
¥171.80283
¥171.80106
¥171.79754
Latitude
25.84402
25.88003
25.88246
25.88335
25.88376
25.88437
25.88874
25.89004
25.89880
25.89960
25.90017
25.90062
TABLE 5—COORDINATES FOR
KAMOKUOKAMOHOALI1I (MARO REEF)
SPA
Point No.
1 ................
2 ................
3 ................
4 ................
5 ................
6 ................
7 ................
8 ................
9 ................
10 ..............
11 ..............
12 ..............
13 ..............
14 ..............
15 ..............
16 ..............
17 ..............
18 ..............
19 ..............
20 ..............
21 ..............
22 ..............
23 ..............
24 ..............
25 ..............
26 ..............
27 ..............
28 ..............
Longitude
¥170.51849
¥170.42884
¥170.40989
¥170.36498
¥170.35211
¥170.38052
¥170.41008
¥170.42639
¥170.49312
¥170.54275
¥170.59335
¥170.65120
¥170.71939
¥170.76864
¥170.80164
¥170.81026
¥170.86881
¥170.89413
¥170.90203
¥170.90204
¥170.87689
¥170.80870
¥170.77706
¥170.71015
¥170.68577
¥170.57600
¥170.52174
¥170.51849
Latitude
25.56689
25.48429
25.46684
25.39615
25.37520
25.31861
25.25900
25.25050
25.25500
25.25849
25.28380
25.29999
25.30982
25.31704
25.33336
25.35866
25.39206
25.45071
25.52562
25.55000
25.58379
25.62631
25.63386
25.63370
25.61709
25.59194
25.56835
25.56689
¯ NU¯ NUI
TABLE 6—COORDINATES FOR 1O
¯ NUIKI (GARDNER PINNACLES)
AND 1O
SPA
ddrumheller on DSK120RN23PROD with PROPOSALS2
Point ID
1 ................
2 ................
3 ................
4 ................
5 ................
6 ................
7 ................
8 ................
9 ................
10 ..............
11 ..............
12 ..............
13 ..............
14 ..............
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Longitude
¥167.90376
¥167.95520
¥167.99102
¥168.00495
¥168.00858
¥168.01169
¥168.01779
¥168.05095
¥168.08488
¥168.10261
¥168.12654
¥168.12689
¥168.13443
¥168.15180
21:38 Feb 29, 2024
Latitude
24.42883
24.41130
24.42020
24.43820
24.45765
24.47484
24.50855
24.57549
24.59196
24.63819
24.70001
24.70299
24.77502
24.81718
Jkt 262001
¯ NU¯ NUI
TABLE 6—COORDINATES FOR 1O
¯ NUIKI (GARDNER PINNACLES)
AND 1O
SPA—Continued
Point ID
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
Longitude
¥168.15133
¥168.15166
¥168.16317
¥168.22632
¥168.26782
¥168.27946
¥168.26946
¥168.25241
¥168.24399
¥168.22776
¥168.19810
¥168.14391
¥168.08884
¥168.04250
¥167.98399
¥167.93393
¥167.92639
¥167.94327
¥167.94328
¥167.92440
¥167.90375
¥167.89337
¥167.89917
¥167.87394
¥167.87471
¥167.86815
¥167.87627
¥167.88943
¥167.89140
¥167.90376
Latitude
24.82629
24.88353
24.89394
24.95007
25.00868
25.06562
25.09337
25.10411
25.12438
25.16582
25.18222
25.19196
25.19330
25.17414
25.12434
25.07053
25.04237
25.01312
24.94223
24.90657
24.88387
24.85096
24.74685
24.63042
24.59063
24.56390
24.49318
24.45607
24.45052
24.42883
TABLE 7—COORDINATES FOR LALO
(FRENCH FRIGATE SHOALS) SPA
Point No.
1 ................
2 ................
3 ................
4 ................
5 ................
6 ................
7 ................
8 ................
9 ................
10 ..............
11 ..............
12 ..............
13 ..............
14 ..............
15 ..............
16 ..............
17 ..............
18 ..............
19 ..............
20 ..............
21 ..............
22 ..............
23 ..............
24 ..............
25 ..............
26 ..............
27 ..............
28 ..............
29 ..............
30 ..............
31 ..............
32 ..............
PO 00000
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Longitude
¥165.88287
¥165.81715
¥165.81598
¥165.68957
¥165.61030
¥165.58476
¥165.58475
¥165.58469
¥165.58473
¥165.58487
¥165.58493
¥165.58474
¥165.58467
¥165.58477
¥165.58493
¥165.58492
¥165.58472
¥165.58465
¥165.58492
¥165.68850
¥165.82902
¥165.88403
¥165.90329
¥165.90597
¥165.99383
¥166.03245
¥166.08499
¥166.10117
¥166.13444
¥166.16019
¥166.19002
¥166.22864
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Latitude
24.04302
24.03363
24.03346
24.01561
24.00420
24.00053
23.99013
23.89901
23.88171
23.82706
23.80510
23.74606
23.72209
23.69139
23.64173
23.64015
23.55814
23.53104
23.50047
23.51533
23.53508
23.54307
23.54586
23.54625
23.55900
23.56447
23.57190
23.57420
23.57892
23.58257
23.58681
23.59229
15305
TABLE 7—COORDINATES FOR LALO
(FRENCH FRIGATE SHOALS) SPA—
Continued
Point No.
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
Longitude
¥166.23919
¥166.26236
¥166.28601
¥166.33447
¥166.35885
¥166.37208
¥166.39868
¥166.40303
¥166.40724
¥166.50660
¥166.60789
¥166.72350
¥166.92987
¥166.92855
¥166.92820
¥166.92779
¥166.92817
¥166.92683
¥166.92567
¥166.92523
¥166.92517
¥166.90344
¥166.75320
¥166.75144
¥166.69607
¥166.66261
¥166.60150
¥166.50010
¥166.49143
¥166.46034
¥166.43233
¥166.32588
¥166.31489
¥166.10509
¥166.02473
¥165.88287
Latitude
23.59378
23.59707
23.60043
23.60733
23.61080
23.61269
23.61648
23.61710
23.61770
23.63186
23.64643
23.66307
23.68841
23.74505
23.78485
23.83124
23.83749
23.92953
24.00460
24.03315
24.03699
24.03664
24.03423
24.16680
24.15879
24.15394
24.14542
24.13128
24.13008
24.12556
24.12150
24.10620
24.10462
24.07477
24.06329
24.04302
TABLE 8—COORDINATES FOR
MOKUMANAMANA (NECKER) SPA
Point ID
1 ................
2 ................
3 ................
4 ................
5 ................
6 ................
7 ................
8 ................
9 ................
10 ..............
11 ..............
12 ..............
13 ..............
14 ..............
15 ..............
16 ..............
17 ..............
18 ..............
19 ..............
20 ..............
21 ..............
22 ..............
23 ..............
24 ..............
25 ..............
26 ..............
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Longitude
¥164.54332
¥164.53774
¥164.53568
¥164.53436
¥164.53111
¥164.52906
¥164.52347
¥164.51842
¥164.51078
¥164.50137
¥164.48756
¥164.47390
¥164.45451
¥164.45025
¥164.44290
¥164.42150
¥164.40063
¥164.39476
¥164.38256
¥164.37022
¥164.36817
¥164.35392
¥164.34628
¥164.32877
¥164.31431
¥164.30609
Latitude
23.62574
23.61546
23.61072
23.60261
23.58291
23.55327
23.54272
23.53517
23.52258
23.51811
23.51042
23.50281
23.49239
23.48860
23.48074
23.47295
23.46523
23.46347
23.46334
23.46374
23.46306
23.45819
23.45541
23.44951
23.43772
23.43154
15306
Federal Register / Vol. 89, No. 42 / Friday, March 1, 2024 / Proposed Rules
TABLE 8—COORDINATES FOR
MOKUMANAMANA (NECKER) SPA—
Continued
ddrumheller on DSK120RN23PROD with PROPOSALS2
Point ID
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
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..............
..............
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..............
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..............
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..............
..............
..............
..............
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..............
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..............
..............
VerDate Sep<11>2014
Longitude
¥164.29543
¥164.28443
¥164.28154
¥164.27484
¥164.26980
¥164.25929
¥164.25290
¥164.25199
¥164.25305
¥164.25391
¥164.25937
¥164.26848
¥164.27039
¥164.27641
¥164.28332
¥164.29933
¥164.31485
¥164.32999
¥164.33983
¥164.37024
¥164.38214
¥164.39668
¥164.40006
¥164.41146
¥164.45730
¥164.46347
¥164.47251
¥164.48529
¥164.51115
¥164.52540
¥164.56870
¥164.59206
¥164.60425
¥164.63246
¥164.64245
¥164.64083
¥164.63466
¥164.62891
¥164.62024
¥164.62303
¥164.61612
¥164.61039
¥164.60465
¥164.60009
¥164.59358
¥164.59304
¥164.58670
¥164.58127
¥164.59302
¥164.60713
¥164.61021
¥164.61221
¥164.62367
¥164.62734
¥164.64776
¥164.65452
¥164.66774
¥164.69032
¥164.70192
¥164.71470
¥164.71956
¥164.73882
¥164.73909
¥164.76295
¥164.77141
¥164.77495
¥164.78145
¥164.78336
¥164.78689
¥164.80114
21:38 Feb 29, 2024
Latitude
Point ID
23.41512
23.39873
23.38946
23.36629
23.35201
23.32687
23.31240
23.30818
23.30467
23.30232
23.28868
23.27932
23.27580
23.25830
23.25152
23.23578
23.23457
23.23375
23.23321
23.23810
23.24651
23.25641
23.25695
23.25833
23.26308
23.26620
23.27100
23.29229
23.30260
23.30843
23.30925
23.30912
23.30763
23.29963
23.30098
23.31400
23.32091
23.32479
23.32764
23.34282
23.34892
23.35488
23.36962
23.38141
23.39656
23.39780
23.42106
23.44558
23.45045
23.45628
23.46671
23.46868
23.48006
23.48141
23.48913
23.49062
23.49265
23.49644
23.49738
23.49725
23.49693
23.49564
23.49562
23.48763
23.48479
23.49017
23.50004
23.50315
23.50423
23.51019
Jkt 262001
TABLE 8—COORDINATES FOR
MOKUMANAMANA (NECKER) SPA—
Continued
97 ..............
98 ..............
99 ..............
100 ............
101 ............
102 ............
103 ............
104 ............
105 ............
106 ............
107 ............
108 ............
109 ............
110 ............
111 ............
112 ............
113 ............
114 ............
115 ............
116 ............
117 ............
118 ............
119 ............
120 ............
121 ............
122 ............
123 ............
Longitude
¥164.81245
¥164.83023
¥164.83393
¥164.84010
¥164.84847
¥164.84022
¥164.83507
¥164.82699
¥164.82082
¥164.80231
¥164.79438
¥164.76970
¥164.76123
¥164.74668
¥164.72141
¥164.69989
¥164.69637
¥164.68168
¥164.62967
¥164.62570
¥164.60491
¥164.58332
¥164.57670
¥164.56260
¥164.55305
¥164.55023
¥164.54332
Latitude
23.52400
23.53537
23.53828
23.54992
23.56805
23.59032
23.60223
23.61034
23.61684
23.62265
23.62265
23.62170
23.62470
23.62929
23.63890
23.64668
23.64884
23.65276
23.66304
23.66372
23.66058
23.65788
23.65626
23.64801
23.64260
23.63696
23.62574
TABLE 9—COORDINATES FOR NIHOA
ISLAND SPA
Point No.
1 ................
2 ................
3 ................
4 ................
5 ................
6 ................
7 ................
8 ................
9 ................
10 ..............
11 ..............
12 ..............
13 ..............
14 ..............
15 ..............
16 ..............
17 ..............
18 ..............
19 ..............
20 ..............
21 ..............
22 ..............
23 ..............
24 ..............
25 ..............
26 ..............
27 ..............
28 ..............
29 ..............
30 ..............
31 ..............
32 ..............
33 ..............
34 ..............
35 ..............
PO 00000
Frm 00036
Longitude
¥161.85602
¥161.85586
¥161.85681
¥161.85854
¥161.86360
¥161.86786
¥161.87322
¥161.88254
¥161.89754
¥161.91456
¥161.91743
¥161.93400
¥161.94876
¥161.95413
¥161.95873
¥161.96534
¥161.97875
¥161.98075
¥161.98502
¥161.98748
¥161.98809
¥161.98748
¥161.98297
¥161.97743
¥161.97071
¥161.96076
¥161.94498
¥161.92966
¥161.91767
¥161.90064
¥161.90062
¥161.88846
¥161.87906
¥161.86691
¥161.86217
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Latitude
23.06825
23.06145
23.05444
23.04933
23.03839
23.03182
23.02583
23.01897
23.01138
23.00813
23.00758
23.00846
23.01210
23.01502
23.01760
23.02130
23.03532
23.03875
23.04586
23.05667
23.06216
23.07391
23.08604
23.09476
23.10243
23.11031
23.11717
23.12052
23.12081
23.11819
23.11819
23.11323
23.10751
23.09642
23.08883
TABLE 9—COORDINATES FOR NIHOA
ISLAND SPA—Continued
Point No.
36 ..............
37 ..............
38 ..............
Longitude
I
¥161.85933
¥161.85665
¥161.85602
Latitude
23.08270
23.07424
23.06825
Appendix E to Subpart W of Part 922—
Coordinates for the Ship Reporting
Area
[Coordinates listed in this appendix are
unprojected (Geographic) and based on the
North American Datum of 1983]
The boundaries for the areas listed in this
appendix, unless otherwise described in this
rule, begin at Point 1 as indicated in the
particular area’s coordinate table and
continue to each successive point in
numerical order until ending at the last point
in the table.
TABLE 1—COORDINATES FOR THE
REPORTING AREA OUTER BOUNDARY
Point No.
1 ................
2 ................
3 ................
4 ................
5 ................
6 ................
7 ................
8 ................
9 ................
10 ..............
11 ..............
12 ..............
13 ..............
14 ..............
15 ..............
16 ..............
17 ..............
18 ..............
19 ..............
20 ..............
21 ..............
22 ..............
23 ..............
24 ..............
25 ..............
26 ..............
27 ..............
28 ..............
29 ..............
30 ..............
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Longitude
¥178.28283
¥175.23067
¥173.42967
¥171.46783
¥170.34317
¥167.53500
¥165.97817
¥161.94767
¥161.94367
¥161.85883
¥161.77417
¥161.68983
¥161.60583
¥161.52583
¥161.44750
¥161.37183
¥161.29867
¥161.22867
¥161.16800
¥161.10783
¥161.05150
¥161.00233
¥160.95767
¥160.92050
¥160.89517
¥160.86950
¥160.85067
¥160.84100
¥160.83617
¥160.83917
¥160.85067
¥160.87000
¥160.89267
¥160.92533
¥160.96133
¥161.00417
¥161.05383
¥161.11067
¥161.17050
¥161.23550
¥161.30567
¥161.38000
¥161.45750
¥161.53517
¥161.61567
¥161.69817
Latitude
29.42450
28.72883
27.01283
26.74850
26.40383
25.94050
24.83667
24.09200
24.08817
24.07283
24.05733
24.04017
24.02183
23.99467
23.96417
23.92567
23.88267
23.83533
23.78233
23.72483
23.66183
23.59533
23.52650
23.45533
23.37900
23.30483
23.22617
23.14467
23.06167
22.97783
22.89733
22.81850
22.74100
22.66717
22.59550
22.52567
22.45950
22.39600
22.33733
22.28367
22.23400
22.18917
22.15317
22.12150
22.09783
22.07700
Federal Register / Vol. 89, No. 42 / Friday, March 1, 2024 / Proposed Rules
TABLE 1—COORDINATES FOR THE REPORTING AREA OUTER BOUNDARY—
Continued
Point No.
ddrumheller on DSK120RN23PROD with PROPOSALS2
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Longitude
¥161.78483
¥161.87267
¥161.95850
¥162.04717
¥162.13400
¥162.21867
¥162.27350
¥162.28083
¥164.78783
¥166.63717
¥168.46517
¥170.75650
¥171.88383
¥174.47850
¥176.59183
¥178.64433
¥178.72600
¥178.80667
¥178.88267
¥178.95500
¥179.02483
¥179.09333
¥179.15683
¥179.21417
¥179.26667
¥179.31367
¥179.35217
¥179.38583
¥179.41267
¥179.43633
¥179.45083
¥179.46050
¥179.46283
¥179.45800
¥179.44917
¥179.42917
¥179.40517
¥179.37500
¥179.34050
¥179.29617
¥179.24867
¥179.19483
¥179.13667
¥179.07283
¥179.00350
¥178.92967
¥178.85433
¥178.77500
¥178.69450
¥178.61067
¥178.52567
¥178.43850
¥178.34867
¥178.27833
¥178.28283
Latitude
22.06567
22.05683
22.05683
22.06367
22.07483
22.09050
22.09950
22.10483
22.57617
22.79333
24.06367
24.42933
24.77567
25.12667
27.09700
27.45533
27.48217
27.51067
27.54567
27.58433
27.63150
27.68167
27.73617
27.79567
27.85750
27.92200
27.98883
28.05817
28.13033
28.20517
28.28250
28.36017
28.43633
28.51450
28.59350
28.66817
28.74100
28.81167
28.88017
28.94517
29.00967
29.06967
29.12700
29.18100
29.22933
29.27067
29.30850
29.34083
29.37100
29.39200
29.40883
29.41933
29.42367
29.42150
29.42450
TABLE 2—COORDINATES OF THE
INNER REPORTING AREA BOUNDARY
AROUND HO¯ LANIKU¯ (KURE ATOLL),
KUAIHELANI
(MIDWAY
ATOLL),
MANAWAI (PEARL AND HERMES
ATOLL) AREA TO BE AVOIDED
(ATBA)
Point No.
1 ................
VerDate Sep<11>2014
Longitude
¥175.78700
21:38 Feb 29, 2024
TABLE 2—COORDINATES OF THE
INNER REPORTING AREA BOUNDARY
AROUND HO¯ LANIKU¯ (KURE ATOLL),
(MIDWAY
ATOLL),
KUAIHELANI
MANAWAI (PEARL AND HERMES
ATOLL) AREA TO BE AVOIDED
(ATBA)—Continued
Latitude
27.01217
Jkt 262001
Point No.
2 ................
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Longitude
¥175.87900
¥175.96933
¥176.05883
¥176.14683
¥176.23183
¥176.31317
¥176.39000
¥176.46233
¥176.47833
¥176.49783
¥177.55517
¥178.49833
¥178.56550
¥178.62200
¥178.67750
¥178.73167
¥178.78417
¥178.83500
¥178.88383
¥178.93050
¥178.97483
¥179.01667
¥179.05650
¥179.09350
¥179.12683
¥179.15783
¥179.18500
¥179.20883
¥179.22917
¥179.24583
¥179.25900
¥179.26850
¥179.27417
¥179.27600
¥179.27617
¥179.27600
¥179.27400
¥179.26833
¥179.25900
¥179.24583
¥179.22900
¥179.20900
¥179.18550
¥179.15867
¥179.12833
¥179.09500
¥179.05850
¥179.01917
¥178.97700
¥178.93217
¥178.88500
¥178.83550
¥178.78400
¥178.73067
¥178.67567
¥178.61933
¥178.56183
¥178.50350
¥178.44433
¥178.38467
¥178.32483
¥178.26500
¥178.20533
¥178.14633
¥177.20117
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Latitude
27.01133
27.01817
27.03317
27.05567
27.08533
27.12283
27.16633
27.21700
27.22950
27.24600
27.41583
27.59783
27.61067
27.62550
27.64333
27.66417
27.68800
27.71483
27.74433
27.77650
27.81117
27.84817
27.88700
27.92817
27.97150
28.01683
28.06350
28.11183
28.16117
28.21167
28.26300
28.31517
28.36733
28.41200
28.42000
28.43017
28.47250
28.52483
28.57683
28.62817
28.67850
28.72800
28.77633
28.82317
28.86850
28.91200
28.95350
28.99300
29.03017
29.06500
29.09717
29.12667
29.15350
29.17733
29.19817
29.21583
29.23033
29.24167
29.24983
29.25467
29.25600
29.25417
29.24900
29.24050
29.05783
15307
TABLE 2—COORDINATES OF THE
INNER REPORTING AREA BOUNDARY
AROUND HO¯ LANIKU¯ (KURE ATOLL),
(MIDWAY
ATOLL),
KUAIHELANI
MANAWAI (PEARL AND HERMES
ATOLL) AREA TO BE AVOIDED
(ATBA)—Continued
Point No.
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
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Longitude
¥177.12150
¥175.59117
¥175.57250
¥175.32900
¥175.17750
¥175.14917
¥175.15067
¥175.08183
¥175.03200
¥174.98883
¥174.95383
¥174.92800
¥174.91033
¥174.90083
¥174.90083
¥174.91033
¥174.92850
¥174.95533
¥174.99050
¥175.03383
¥175.08450
¥175.14317
¥175.20783
¥175.27783
¥175.35417
¥175.43483
¥175.51917
¥175.60667
¥175.69633
¥175.78700
Latitude
29.04250
28.64933
28.64450
28.58183
28.43733
28.41017
28.40883
28.33483
28.26750
28.19633
28.12150
28.04383
27.96400
27.88350
27.80200
27.72133
27.64133
27.56350
27.48833
27.41667
27.34883
27.28633
27.22883
27.17650
27.13133
27.09283
27.06100
27.03700
27.02150
27.01217
TABLE 3—COORDINATES FOR THE
INNER REPORTING AREA BOUNDARY
¯ NU¯ I AND 1O
¯ NUIKI (GARDAROUND 1O
NER PINNACLES), LALO (FRENCH
FRIGATE SHOALS), MOKUMANAMANA
(NECKER) ATBA
Point No.
1 ................
2 ................
3 ................
4 ................
5 ................
6 ................
7 ................
8 ................
9 ................
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18 ..............
19 ..............
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23 ..............
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Longitude
¥168.00150
¥167.87767
¥167.87750
¥167.80583
¥167.61200
¥167.44133
¥167.32983
¥166.75000
¥166.05600
¥165.58317
¥164.51867
¥164.51900
¥164.49567
¥164.40867
¥164.32317
¥164.24267
¥164.16617
¥164.09483
¥164.03000
¥163.97050
¥163.92033
¥163.87650
¥163.84267
Latitude
25.83633
25.82733
25.82833
25.81650
25.78483
25.66400
25.58500
25.17383
24.68183
24.59400
24.39633
24.39317
24.38850
24.36417
24.33500
24.29583
24.24983
24.19767
24.13833
24.07467
24.00450
23.93083
23.85283
15308
Federal Register / Vol. 89, No. 42 / Friday, March 1, 2024 / Proposed Rules
TABLE 3—COORDINATES FOR THE
INNER REPORTING AREA BOUNDARY
¯ NU¯ I AND 1O
¯ NUIKI (GARDAROUND 1O
NER PINNACLES), LALO (FRENCH
FRIGATE SHOALS), MOKUMANAMANA
(NECKER) ATBA—Continued
ddrumheller on DSK120RN23PROD with PROPOSALS2
Point No.
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
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50
51
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53
54
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57
58
59
60
61
62
63
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VerDate Sep<11>2014
Longitude
¥163.81633
¥163.79983
¥163.79267
¥163.79333
¥163.80467
¥163.82500
¥163.85233
¥163.89117
¥163.93583
¥163.98967
¥164.05017
¥164.11833
¥164.19150
¥164.26967
¥164.35267
¥164.43800
¥164.52667
¥164.61717
¥164.70850
¥164.79983
¥164.82533
¥164.85800
¥164.85883
¥165.58317
¥166.32717
¥166.38867
¥166.60000
¥166.75000
¥166.79083
¥168.38100
¥168.37967
¥168.45467
¥168.52767
¥168.59917
¥168.66567
¥168.72583
¥168.77717
¥168.82150
¥168.85767
¥168.88533
¥168.90467
¥168.91367
¥168.91583
¥168.90717
¥168.88867
¥168.86267
¥168.82667
¥168.78217
¥168.73100
¥168.67367
¥168.60867
¥168.53733
¥168.46133
¥168.38033
¥168.29600
¥168.20783
¥168.11817
¥168.02700
¥168.00150
21:38 Feb 29, 2024
Point No.
Latitude
23.77217
23.68950
23.60567
23.52117
23.43783
23.35567
23.27550
23.19933
23.12567
23.05767
22.99417
22.93783
22.88700
22.84333
22.80800
22.77883
22.75817
22.74717
22.74417
22.74867
22.75183
22.75650
22.75283
22.83767
22.92500
22.93217
22.95683
23.06250
23.09133
24.21167
24.21467
24.26750
24.31917
24.37117
24.42850
24.49183
24.56117
24.63433
24.71133
24.79083
24.87233
24.95533
25.03867
25.12167
25.20317
25.28317
25.35950
25.43233
25.50150
25.56483
25.62283
25.67483
25.72067
25.75950
25.79050
25.81317
25.82867
25.83517
25.83633
Jkt 262001
TABLE 4—COORDINATES FOR INNER
REPORTING
AREA
BOUNDARY
AROUND THE KAPOU (LISIANSKI ISLAND), KAMOLE (LAYSAN ISLAND),
KAMOKUOKAMOHOALI1I
(MARO
REEF), RAITA BANK ATBA
1 ................
2 ................
3 ................
4 ................
5 ................
6 ................
7 ................
8 ................
9 ................
10 ..............
11 ..............
12 ..............
13 ..............
14 ..............
15 ..............
16 ..............
17 ..............
18 ..............
19 ..............
20 ..............
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39 ..............
40 ..............
41 ..............
42 ..............
43 ..............
44 ..............
45 ..............
46 ..............
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48 ..............
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51 ..............
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54 ..............
55 ..............
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57 ..............
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59 ..............
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61 ..............
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63 ..............
64 ..............
65 ..............
66 ..............
PO 00000
Frm 00038
Longitude
¥173.56150
¥173.51450
¥173.51317
¥171.62833
¥171.56400
¥171.51400
¥171.45833
¥171.41933
¥170.38400
¥169.81600
¥169.81717
¥169.76383
¥169.67617
¥169.59400
¥169.51517
¥169.44083
¥169.37233
¥169.31000
¥169.25317
¥169.20567
¥169.16550
¥169.13467
¥169.11267
¥169.09883
¥169.09400
¥169.09883
¥169.11100
¥169.13367
¥169.16600
¥169.20583
¥169.25233
¥169.30800
¥169.37033
¥169.43850
¥169.51300
¥169.59400
¥169.67767
¥169.76467
¥169.85133
¥169.94217
¥170.03017
¥170.07617
¥170.73983
¥170.79300
¥170.83950
¥170.86950
¥171.83650
¥174.41400
¥174.64083
¥174.70050
¥174.75333
¥174.79733
¥174.83417
¥174.86283
¥174.88183
¥174.89117
¥174.89350
¥174.88450
¥174.86800
¥174.84283
¥174.80733
¥174.76567
¥174.71600
¥174.65817
¥174.59383
¥174.52383
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Latitude
26.85217
26.84583
26.84817
26.60000
26.59150
26.58500
26.56783
26.55583
26.23767
26.14483
26.13933
26.12700
26.10050
26.06617
26.02517
25.97750
25.92200
25.86117
25.79633
25.72567
25.65083
25.57283
25.49233
25.41017
25.32717
25.24417
25.16150
25.08083
25.00283
24.92767
24.85583
24.78950
24.72817
24.67233
24.62367
24.58333
24.55033
24.52233
24.50517
24.49467
24.49267
24.49350
24.59617
24.60483
24.61967
24.62933
24.93717
25.27683
25.49267
25.55467
25.62217
25.69467
25.77050
25.84883
25.93000
26.01183
26.09450
26.17650
26.25767
26.33667
26.41250
26.48583
26.55433
26.61850
26.67667
26.72917
TABLE 4—COORDINATES FOR INNER
REPORTING
AREA
BOUNDARY
AROUND THE KAPOU (LISIANSKI ISLAND), KAMOLE (LAYSAN ISLAND),
KAMOKUOKAMOHOALI1I
(MARO
REEF), RAITA BANK ATBA—Continued
Point No.
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
Longitude
¥174.44783
¥174.36817
¥174.28383
¥174.19650
¥174.10717
¥174.01633
¥173.92467
¥173.83367
¥173.74300
¥173.65233
¥173.56150
Latitude
26.77483
26.81500
26.84650
26.87000
26.88683
26.89567
26.89567
26.88817
26.87600
26.86417
26.85217
TABLE 5—COORDINATES FOR THE
INNER REPORTING AREA BOUNDARY
AROUND NIHOA ATBA
Point No.
1 ................
2 ................
3 ................
4 ................
5 ................
6 ................
7 ................
8 ................
9 ................
10 ..............
11 ..............
12 ..............
13 ..............
14 ..............
15 ..............
16 ..............
17 ..............
18 ..............
19 ..............
20 ..............
21 ..............
22 ..............
23 ..............
24 ..............
25 ..............
26 ..............
27 ..............
28 ..............
29 ..............
30 ..............
31 ..............
32 ..............
33 ..............
34 ..............
35 ..............
36 ..............
37 ..............
38 ..............
39 ..............
40 ..............
41 ..............
42 ..............
43 ..............
44 ..............
45 ..............
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Longitude
¥161.78483
¥161.74450
¥161.74233
¥161.68667
¥161.63200
¥161.57850
¥161.52633
¥161.47583
¥161.42700
¥161.38017
¥161.33550
¥161.29333
¥161.25350
¥161.21650
¥161.18217
¥161.15083
¥161.12250
¥161.09750
¥161.07567
¥161.05717
¥161.04217
¥161.03067
¥161.02250
¥161.01817
¥161.01717
¥161.01983
¥161.02617
¥161.03583
¥161.04917
¥161.06583
¥161.08583
¥161.10900
¥161.13550
¥161.16500
¥161.19750
¥161.23283
¥161.27083
¥161.31150
¥161.35433
¥161.39950
¥161.44667
¥161.49567
¥161.54633
¥161.59833
¥161.65167
Latitude
23.88033
23.87317
23.88033
23.86833
23.85300
23.83467
23.81317
23.78883
23.76150
23.73133
23.69867
23.66333
23.62567
23.58567
23.54367
23.49983
23.45417
23.40700
23.35850
23.30867
23.25800
23.20650
23.15450
23.10217
23.04950
22.99700
22.94483
22.89300
22.84183
22.79167
22.74250
22.69450
22.64800
22.60317
22.56017
22.51900
22.48017
22.44350
22.40933
22.37767
22.34867
22.32250
22.29917
22.27883
22.26167
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TABLE 5—COORDINATES FOR THE
INNER REPORTING AREA BOUNDARY
AROUND NIHOA ATBA—Continued
Point No.
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
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Longitude
¥161.70617
¥161.76133
¥161.81717
¥161.87350
¥161.93000
¥161.98633
¥162.04250
¥162.09083
¥162.09817
¥162.11467
¥162.20300
¥162.28850
¥162.37000
¥162.44733
¥162.51917
Latitude
TABLE 5—COORDINATES FOR THE
INNER REPORTING AREA BOUNDARY
AROUND NIHOA ATBA—Continued
Point No.
22.24750
22.23667
22.22883
22.22450
22.22333
22.22550
22.23083
22.23850
22.23950
22.24317
22.26450
22.29500
22.33283
22.37883
22.43133
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
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..............
..............
..............
Longitude
Latitude
¥162.58483
¥162.64350
¥162.69533
¥162.73900
¥162.77450
¥162.80083
¥162.81817
¥162.82633
¥162.82483
¥162.81483
¥162.79500
¥162.76633
¥162.72917
¥162.68350
¥162.63050
22.49017
22.55467
22.62450
22.69883
22.77717
22.85800
22.94100
23.02500
23.10967
23.19350
23.27617
23.35600
23.43367
23.50667
23.57517
TABLE 5—COORDINATES FOR THE
INNER REPORTING AREA BOUNDARY
AROUND NIHOA ATBA—Continued
Point No.
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
..............
Longitude
Latitude
¥162.56967
¥162.50300
¥162.42983
¥162.35183
¥162.26933
¥162.18317
¥162.09383
¥162.00417
¥161.91250
¥161.82133
¥161.78483
23.63767
23.69483
23.74533
23.78933
23.82583
23.85400
23.87400
23.88567
23.88933
23.88483
23.88033
Appendix F to Subpart W of Part 922—
IMO Standard Reporting Format and
Data Syntax for Ship Reporting System
Function
Information required
Example field text
System identifier
CORAL SHIPREP //
CORAL SHIPREP //
A .....................
Ship ......................
B .....................
Date, time (UTC),
and month of
entry.
C .....................
Position .................
E .....................
F .....................
True course ..........
Speed in knots
and tenths.
Destination and
estimated time
of arrival.
Intended route
through the reporting area.
Vessel name/call sign/flag/IMO number/Federal documentation or State registration number if applicable //.
A 6-digit group giving day of month (first two digits),
hours and minutes (last four digits) in coordinated universal time, suffixed by the letter Z (indicating time in
UTC), and three letters indicating month //.
A 4-digit group giving latitude in degrees and minutes,
suffixed with the letter N (indicating north), followed by
a single /, and a five-digit group giving longitude in degrees and minutes, suffixed with the letter W (indicating west) // [Report in the World Geodetic System
1984 Datum (WGS–84)].
3 digit number indicating true course ................................
3-digit group indicating knots decimal tenths // .................
Telegraphy
I ......................
L .....................
O ....................
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P .....................
Vessel draft in meters.
Categories of Hazardous Cargoes *.
Q ....................
Defects or deficiencies **.
R .....................
Pollution incident
or goods lost
overboard **.
T .....................
U .....................
Contact information of ship’s
agent or owner.
Ship size (length
overall and
gross tonnage)
and type.
W ....................
Persons ................
A/OCEAN VOYAGER/C5FU8/BAHAMAS/IMO 9359165/
B/271107Z DEC//
C/2728N/17356W//
E/180//
F/20.5//
Name of port city/country/estimated arrival date and time
group expressed as in (B) //.
I/SEATTLE/USA/311230Z DEC//
Route information should be reported as a direct
rhumbline (RL) course through the reporting area and
intended speed (expressed as in E and F) or a series
of waypoints (WP). Each waypoint entry should be reported as latitude and longitude, expressed as in (C),
and intended speed between waypoints (as in F) //
(Note: As many ‘‘L’’ lines as needed may be used to
describe the vessel’s intended route.).
Maximum present static draft reported in meters decimal
centimeters //.
Classification Code (e.g., IMDG, IBC, IGC, INF) / and all
corresponding Categories of Hazardous Cargoes (delimited by commas) // Note: If necessary, use a separate ‘‘P’’ line for each type of Classification Code.
Brief details of defects, damage, deficiencies or limitations that restrict maneuverability or impair normal
navigation // (If none, enter the number zero.).
Description of pollution incident or goods lost overboard
within the Monument, the Reporting Area, or the U.S.
Exclusive Economic Zone// (If none, enter the number
zero.).
Name/address/and phone number of ship’s agent or
owner //.
L/RL/215/20.5//
-ORL/WP/2734N/17352W/20.5//
L/WP/2641N/17413W/20.5//
L/WP/2605N/17530W/20.5//
O/11.50//
P/IMDG/1.4G,2.1,2.2,2.3,3,4.1,6.1,8,9//
Q/Include details as required//
R/0//
Length overall reported in meters decimal centimeters/
number of gross tons/type of ship (e.g. bulk carrier,
chemical tanker, oil tanker, gas tanker, container, general cargo, fishing vessel, research, passenger, OBO,
RORO) //.
Total number of persons on board // .................................
T/JOHN DOE/GENERIC SHIPPING COMPANY INC,
6101 ACME ROAD, ROOM 123, CITY, STATE,
COUNTRY 12345/123–123–1234//
U/294.14/54592/CONTAINER SHIP//
W/15//
TABLE NOTES
* Categories of hazardous cargoes means goods classified in the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code; substances classified in chapter 17 of the
International Code for the Construction and Equipment of Ships Carrying Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk (IBC Code) and chapter 19 of the International Code for the
Construction and Equipment of Ships Carrying Liquefied Gases in Bulk (IGC Code); oils as defined in MARPOL Annex I; noxious liquid substances as defined in
MARPOL Annex II; harmful substances as defined in MARPOL Annex III; and radioactive materials specified in the Code for the Safe Carriage of the Irradiated Nuclear Fuel, Plutonium and High-Level Radioactive Wastes in Flasks on Board Ships (INF Code).
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as, if necessary, information relating to pollution incidents or loss of cargo. Safety related reports must be provided to CORAL SHIPREP without delay should a ship
suffer damage, failure or breakdown affecting the safety of the ship (Item Q), or if a ship makes a marked deviation from a route, course or speed previously advised
(Item L). Pollution or cargo lost overboard must be reported without delay (Item R).
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
15 CFR Part 922
[Docket No. 240213-0047]
RIN 0648-BL33
Proposed Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea National Marine Sanctuary
AGENCY: Office of National Marine Sanctuaries (ONMS), National Ocean
Service (NOS), National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA),
Department of Commerce (DOC).
ACTION: Proposed rule; notification of availability of draft
environmental impact statement and draft management plan; request for
public comments.
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SUMMARY: NOAA proposes to designate marine portions of
Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea Marine National Monument as
Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea National Marine Sanctuary (proposed
sanctuary) to protect nationally significant biological, cultural, and
historical resources and to manage this special place as part of the
National Marine Sanctuary System. The proposed sanctuary consists of an
area of approximately 582,570 square statute miles (439,910 square
nautical miles) of Pacific Ocean waters surrounding the Northwest
Hawaiian Islands and the submerged lands thereunder. NOAA proposes to
establish the terms of designation for the proposed sanctuary and
proposes regulations to implement the designation of the national
marine sanctuary. NOAA is also publishing a draft environmental impact
statement (DEIS), prepared in coordination with the State of
Hawai[revaps]i, and a draft management plan (DMP). NOAA is soliciting
public comments on the proposed rule, the DEIS and the DMP.
DATES: NOAA will consider all comments received by May 7, 2024. NOAA
will host public meetings and will allow for comments in both English
and Hawaiian ([revaps][Omacr]lelo Hawai[revaps]i) at the following
dates and times:
Meeting #1: Virtual Meeting--April 6, 2024, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. HST.
Meeting #2: Honolulu, O[revaps]ahu--April 8, 2024, 5 p.m.-8 p.m.
HST, Aloha Tower, Multipurpose Room 3, 1 Aloha Tower Drive, Honolulu,
Hawai[revaps]i 96813.
Meeting #3: K[amacr]ne[revaps]ohe, O[revaps]ahu--April 9, 2024, 5
p.m.-8 p.m. HST, He[revaps]eia State Park, 46-465 Kamehameha Hwy.,
K[amacr]ne[revaps]ohe, Hawai[revaps]i 96744.
Meeting #4: Wai[revaps]anae, O[revaps]ahu--April 10, 2024, 5 p.m.-8
p.m. HST, Wai[revaps]anae District Park Gym, 85-601 Farrington Highway,
Wai[revaps]anae, Hawai[revaps]i 96792.
Meeting #5: Waimea, Kaua[revaps]i--April 11, 2024, 5 p.m.-8 p.m.
HST, Waimea High School--Cafeteria, 9707 Tsuchiya Rd., Waimea,
Hawai[revaps]i 96796.
Meeting #6: Hanalei, Kaua[revaps]i--April 12, 2024, 5 p.m.-8 p.m.
HST, location address to be determined.
Meeting #7: Hilo, Hawai[revaps]i--April 15, 2024, 5 p.m.-8 p.m.
HST, Mokup[amacr]papa Discovery Center, 76 Kamehameha Ave., Hilo,
Hawai[revaps]i 96720.
Meeting #8: Kahalu[revaps]u Kona, Hawai[revaps]iApril 16, 2024, 5
p.m.-8 p.m. HST, Kahalu[revaps]u Ma Kai Site--Kamehameha Schools, 78-
6780 Ali[revaps]i Drive, Kailua-Kona, Hawai[revaps]i 96740.
Meeting #9: Kahului, Maui--April 17, 2024, 5 p.m.-8 p.m. HST, Maui
Community College Dining Room, 310 W Ka[revaps]ahumanu Avenue, Kahului,
Hawai[revaps]i 96732.
Meeting #10: Kaunakakai, Moloka[revaps]i--April 18, 2024, 5 p.m.-8
p.m. HST, location address to be determined.
Please check the website (https://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/papahanaumokuakea/) for the most up-to-date information on public
meetings, including meeting locations and the virtual meeting link.
NOAA may end a virtual or in-person meeting before the time noted above
if all participants have concluded their oral comments.
ADDRESSES: You may submit comments on this document, identified by
NOAA-NOS-2021-0114, by any of the following methods:
Electronic Submission: Submit all electronic comments via
the Federal eRulemaking Portal. Go to https://www.regulations.gov and
search for docket NOAA-NOS-2021-0114 (note: copying and pasting the
FDMS Docket Number directly from this document may not yield search
results). Click the ``Comment Now!'' icon, complete the required
fields, and enter or attach your comments.
Mail: Send any hard copy public comments by mail to PMNM-
Sanctuary Designation, NOAA/ONMS, 1845 Wasp Blvd., Bldg. 176, Honolulu,
HI 96818.
Public Meetings: Provide oral comments during public
meetings, as described under DATES. Details and additional information
about how to participate in these public meetings is available at
https://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/papahanaumokuakea/.
Instructions: Comments sent by any other method, to any other
address or individual, or received after the end of the comment period,
may not be considered by NOAA. All comments received are a part of the
public record and will generally be posted for public viewing on
www.regulations.gov without change. All personal identifying
information (for example, name and address) voluntarily submitted by
the commenter will be publicly accessible. Do not submit confidential
business information or otherwise sensitive or protected information.
NOAA will accept anonymous comments (enter N/A in the required fields
to remain anonymous).
Copies of the proposed rule, the DEIS, DMP, maps of the proposed
boundaries, and additional background materials can be downloaded or
viewed at www.regulations.gov (search for docket #NOAA-NOS-2021-0114).
Copies will also be available at https://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/papahanaumokuakea/.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Eric Roberts,
Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea Marine National Monument Superintendent,
at [email protected] or 808-294-7470.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
I. Introduction
A. Background
The National Marine Sanctuaries Act (NMSA; 16 U.S.C. 1431 et seq.)
authorizes the Secretary of Commerce (Secretary) to designate and
protect as national marine sanctuaries areas of the marine environment
that are of special national significance due to their conservation,
recreational, ecological, historical, scientific, cultural,
archaeological, educational, or aesthetic qualities. Day-to-day
management of national marine sanctuaries has been delegated by the
Secretary to NOAA. The primary objective of the NMSA is to protect the
resources of the National Marine Sanctuary System.
NOAA proposes to designate marine portions of the
Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea Marine National Monument as a national
marine sanctuary to provide comprehensive and coordinated management of
the marine areas of Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea to protect nationally
significant biological, cultural, and historical resources. The
original Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea Marine National Monument (PMNM,
0-50 nm), and the Monument Expansion Area (MEA, 50-200 nm),
(collectively ``Monument''), located around the Northwestern Hawaiian
Islands, were established under the Antiquities Act of 1906 (54 U.S.C.
320301 et seq.) through, respectively, Presidential Proclamation 8031
of June 15, 2006; as amended by Presidential Proclamation 8112 of
February 28, 2007; and Presidential Proclamation 9478 of August 26,
2016. The Monument is administered jointly by four Co-Trustees--the
Department of Commerce, the Department of the
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Interior, the State of Hawai[revaps]i, and the Office of Hawaiian
Affairs.
In 2006, former President Bush established PMNM to protect and
preserve the marine area of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands and
certain lands as necessary for the care and management of the historic
and scientific objects therein. The Federal land and interests in land
reserved included approximately 139,793 square miles of emergent and
submerged lands and waters of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. NOAA
and the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) promulgated
implementing regulations at 50 CFR part 404 for PMNM.
In 2016, Presidential Proclamation 9478 expanded the Monument into
an adjacent area--the MEA--which includes the waters and submerged
lands to the extent of the seaward limit of the United States Exclusive
Economic Zone (U.S. EEZ) west of 163[deg] West Longitude and covers an
additional 442,781 square miles. Presidential Proclamation 9478 also
directed the Secretary of Commerce to consider initiating the process
to designate the MEA and PMNM seaward of the Hawaiian Islands National
Wildlife Refuge and Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge and Battle of
Midway National Memorial as a national marine sanctuary to supplement
and complement existing authorities. On December 27, 2020, the Joint
Explanatory Statement accompanying the Consolidated Appropriations Act,
2021, directed NOAA to initiate the process to designate the Monument
as a national marine sanctuary.
The proposed sanctuary consists of a total area of approximately
582,570 square miles (439,910 square nautical miles). The precise
boundary coordinates are defined in appendix A to the regulations at 15
CFR part 922, subpart W. The proposed sanctuary boundary encompasses
the submerged lands, seamounts, and Pacific Ocean waters from the
shoreline seaward to approximately 200 nautical miles west of 163[deg]
West Longitude surrounding the Northwest Hawaiian Islands which consist
of the islands, atolls, and emergent lands stretching from Nihoa in the
southeast to Kure Atoll in the northwest. The adjoining marine waters
east of 163[deg] West Longitude surrounding Nihoa extend seaward from
the shoreline to approximately 50 nautical miles. This boundary
reflects NOAA's preferred alternative, which is described in the DEIS
as Alternative 1.
The proposed sanctuary is a place of unique environmental resources
that provide large-scale ecosystem services for both the region and the
world. The marine habitat includes several interconnected ecosystems,
including coral islands surrounded by shallow reef, deeper reef habitat
characterized by seamounts, banks, and shoals, mesophotic reefs with
extensive algal beds, pelagic waters connected to the greater North
Pacific Ocean, and deep-water habitats such as abyssal plains 5,000
meters below sea level. These ecosystems are connected as essential
habitats for rare species such as the threatened green turtle and the
critically endangered Hawaiian monk seal, as well as over 14 million
seabirds that forage in the pelagic waters to nourish the chicks they
are raising on the tiny islets. These waters are home to 20 cetacean
species protected by the Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA), with some
listed as endangered under the Endangered Species Act (ESA). The
importance of these waters to the Hawaiian humpback whale is only
recently becoming understood. At least a quarter of the nearly 7,000
known marine species found in the region are found nowhere else on
Earth.
The area of the proposed sanctuary is also a sacred place to Native
Hawaiians, who regard the islands and wildlife as k[umacr]puna, or
ancestors. The region holds deep cosmological and traditional
significance for living Native Hawaiian culture.
Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea is as much a spiritual as well as a
physical geography, deeply rooted in Native Hawaiian creation and
settlement stories. Since Native Hawaiian culture considers nature and
culture to be one and the same, the protection of one of the last
nearly pristine, natural, marine ecosystems in the archipelago is seen
as being akin to preserving the living culture.
The area of the proposed sanctuary also includes the location of
the Battle of Midway, a turning point in World War II for the allies in
the Pacific Theater. Research indicates that there are 60-80 military
vessels and hundreds of aircraft on the seafloor. In addition to Navy
steamers and aircraft, there are whaling ships, Japanese junks,
Hawaiian fishing sampans, Pacific colliers, and other vessels from the
19th and 20th centuries. Of these, the locations of more than 30 vessel
wreck sites have been confirmed by diving or bathymetric surveys, with
only a handful of those identified by vessel name or otherwise
evaluated.
B. Purpose and Need for Action
The National Marine Sanctuaries Act (NMSA; 16 U.S.C. 1431 et seq.)
authorizes the Secretary to designate national marine sanctuaries to
meet the purposes and policies of the NMSA, including:
``to provide authority for comprehensive and coordinated
conservation and management of these marine areas, and activities
affecting them, in a manner which complements existing regulatory
authorities'' (16 U.S.C. 1431(b)(2));
``to maintain the natural biological communities in the
national marine sanctuaries, and to protect, and, where appropriate,
restore and enhance natural habitats, populations, and ecological
processes'' (16 U.S.C. 1431(b)(3));
``to enhance public awareness, understanding,
appreciation, and wise and sustainable use of the marine environment,
and the natural, historical, cultural, and archaeological resources of
the National Marine Sanctuary System'' (16 U.S.C. 1431(b)(4));
``to support, promote, and coordinate scientific research
on, and long-term monitoring of, the resources of these marine areas''
(16 U.S.C. 1431(b)(5));
``to facilitate to the extent compatible with the primary
objective of resource protection, all public and private uses of the
resources of these marine areas not prohibited pursuant to other
authorities'' (16 U.S.C. 1431(b)(6));
NOAA's proposed action is to designate marine areas of
Papahanaumokuakea as a national marine sanctuary. The purpose of this
action is to provide comprehensive and coordinated management of the
marine areas of Papahanaumokuakea to protect nationally significant
biological, cultural, and historical resources. Additionally, the
purpose of the designation is to implement the provisions of Executive
Order 13178, Presidential Proclamation 9478, and the Joint Explanatory
Statement accompanying the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021.
Accordingly, NOAA is proposing to designate this area as a national
marine sanctuary to:
Develop objectives and actions that ensure lasting
protection consistent with the existing Monument proclamations;
Safeguard natural and cultural values of the marine
environment;
Apply additional regulatory and non-regulatory tools to
augment and strengthen existing protections for Papahanaumokuakea
ecosystems, wildlife, and cultural and maritime heritage resources;
Authorize NOAA to assess civil penalties for violations of
provisions of the NMSA and regulations and permits
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issued pursuant to the NMSA (16 U.S.C. 1437(d));
Impose liability for destruction, loss of, or injury to
sanctuary resources and provide natural resource damage assessment
authorities for destruction, loss of, or injury to any sanctuary
resource (16 U.S.C. 1443); and
Require interagency consultation for any Federal agency
action that is likely to destroy, cause the loss of, or injure any
sanctuary resource (16 U.S.C. 1434(d));
C. Designation Process
1. Notice of Intent To Designate a National Marine Sanctuary
On November 19, 2021, NOAA initiated the process to designate
marine portions of the Monument as a national marine sanctuary by
publishing a Notice of Intent to Conduct Scoping and to Prepare an
Environmental Impact Statement for the Proposed Designation of a
National Marine Sanctuary within Papahanaumokuakea Marine National
Monument (86 FR 64904). The notice of intent stated that NOAA would
prepare a DEIS per the requirements of the National Environmental
Policy Act (42 U.S.C. 4321 et seq.) and the NMSA. The notice of intent
(NOI) also announced NOAA's intent to fulfill its responsibilities
under the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA; 54 U.S.C. 300101 et
seq.). The State of Hawai[revaps]i published its EIS preparation notice
on December 8, 2021. Following publication of these notices, NOAA
conducted four virtual public scoping meetings. During the 74-day
public comment period from November 19, 2021 through January 31, 2022,
73 individuals and organizations provided written input. An estimated
165 people attended the four scoping meetings, with 9 people providing
oral comments. The Summary of Scoping Input on the Notice of Intent and
EIS Preparation Notice and State of Hawai[revaps]i Responses to Public
Scoping Comments are included in the DEIS as appendix G.
2. Development of Proposed Terms of Designation and Proposed
Regulations
Section 304(a)(4) of the NMSA requires that the terms of
designation include: (1) the geographic area that is proposed to be
included within the sanctuary; (2) the characteristics of the area that
give it conservation, recreational, ecological, historical, research,
educational, or esthetic value; and (3) the types of activities that
would be subject to regulation by the Secretary to protect these
characteristics. Section 304(a)(4) of the NMSA also specifies that the
terms of designation may be modified only by the same procedures by
which the original designation was made.
The purpose and need for the sanctuary provide the overarching
basis for developing the proposed regulations. The designation of the
proposed sanctuary would not replace the area's current status as a
marine national monument. The proposed rule would supplement the
existing provisions for management of the Monument and further protect
resources in the Northwest Hawaiian Islands. To draft these
regulations, NOAA reviewed the following, which currently guide
Monument management:
Executive Order 13178--Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Coral
Reef Ecosystem Reserve, December 4, 2000;
Presidential Proclamation 8031--Establishment of the
Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Marine National Monument, June 15, 2006;
Presidential Proclamation 8112, Amending Proclamation 8031
of June 15, 2006 to Read ``Establishment of the Papahanaumokuakea
Marine National Monument,'' February 29, 2007;
Regulations implementing Presidential Proclamations 8031
and 8112 at 50 CFR part 404; and
Presidential Proclamation 9478--
Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea Marine National Monument Expansion,
August 26, 2016.
These executive orders, presidential proclamations, and regulations
served as benchmarks for drafting the proposed rule for the proposed
sanctuary. The proposed rule would only add to, and would not diminish,
Monument management measures and protections. NOAA has adopted the
management measures from these benchmarks, and, in a few areas, added
onto those measures to allow for consistency in regulation and
management across the proposed sanctuary. The proposed rule unifies
management of the area by removing discrepancies and gaps in
prohibitions, regulated activities, and permit criteria, providing
clarity and comprehensive protection for the proposed sanctuary.
In developing this proposed rule and the proposed sanctuary terms
of designation, NOAA also considered: (1) information received through
public scoping comments, cooperating agency review, and coordination
with the Monument Co-Trustees through the seven-member Monument
Management Board (MMB), which consists of NOAA ONMS, NOAA National
Marine Fisheries Service, USFWS Ecological Services, USFWS Refuges,
Hawai[revaps]i Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) Division
of Aquatic Resources, DLNR-Division of Forestry and Wildlife, and the
Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA); and (2) information from analysis of
issues in the DEIS, interagency coordination, and internal staff
analysis and expertise. NOAA also consulted with the Western Pacific
Regional Fishery Management Council as required under the NMSA.
A detailed discussion of the proposed rule is contained below in
section III, subsections A through M. The proposed terms of designation
are contained below in section II, and are incorporated as an annex to
the DMP.
3. Development of Draft Management Plan
A DMP has been prepared in accordance with NMSA section
304(a)(2)(C). Management plans are site-specific documents that ONMS
uses to manage individual sanctuaries. The DMP: (1) articulates the
sanctuary's vision, mission, goals, and objectives; (2) describes the
management activities and initiatives that NOAA proposes to conduct;
and (3) provides strategies and assessment measures to guide the
sanctuary's short and mid-range management. The DMP for the sanctuary
is included as appendix A to the DEIS.
4. Draft Environmental Impact Statement
In accordance with National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) (42
U.S.C. 4321 et seq.), the NMSA, and the Hawai[revaps]i Environmental
Policy Act (HEPA, Chapter 343 HRS, HAR Chapter 11-200.1), NOAA is
releasing a DEIS for the proposed national marine sanctuary designation
in conjunction with the publication of this proposed rule. NOAA is the
lead Federal agency in the preparation of the environmental impact
statement. The USFWS, State of Hawai[revaps]i, and the Department of
the Navy are cooperating agencies for the NEPA process. The DEIS
(https://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/papahanaumokuakea/) describes the purpose
and need for the proposed action of designating a national marine
sanctuary, identifies a range of alternatives including the preferred
alternative, provides an assessment of resources and uses in the area,
and evaluates the potential environmental consequences of the proposed
designation including by comparing the beneficial and adverse impacts
among alternatives.
The DEIS analyzes four alternatives; including a ``no action''
alternative, in which the area would not be designated as a national
marine sanctuary; and three boundary alternatives:
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Alternative 1 is coextensive with the marine portions of
the Monument. The boundary includes the marine environment surrounding
the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands from the shoreline of the islands and
atolls seaward to 200 nautical miles, including all State waters and
waters of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Coral Reef Ecosystem
Reserve, Midway Atoll and Hawaiian Islands National Wildlife Refuges,
and State of Hawai[revaps]i Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Marine
Refuge. The area encompassed in Alternative 1 is approximately 582,570
square miles (439,910 square nautical miles).
Alternative 2 includes the marine environment from the
shoreline of the islands and atolls seaward to 50 nautical miles. This
alternative includes all State waters and waters of the Reserve, Midway
Atoll and Hawaiian Islands National Wildlife Refuges, and State of
Hawai[revaps]i Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Marine Refuge. This
alternative does not include the MEA. The area encompassed in
Alternative 2 is approximately 139,782 square miles (105,552 square
nautical miles).
Alternative 3 has the same boundaries as Alternative 1,
excluding waters within the Midway Atoll and Hawaiian Islands National
Wildlife Refuges. The area encompassed in Alternative 3 is
approximately 581,263 square miles (438,923 square nautical miles).
5. Agency-Preferred Alternative
NOAA is identifying Alternative 1 as the agency-preferred
alternative (preferred alternative) based on its comparative merits;
this alternative serves as the foundation of this proposed rule
(section 3.3 of the DEIS presents a map and an additional explanation
of the reasons for this selection). NOAA selected its preferred
alternative after considering input from the Monument Management Board,
the State of Hawai[revaps]i, cooperating agencies, and public scoping
meetings. Through the analysis in the DEIS, NOAA has found that the
preferred alternative would provide numerous beneficial impacts,
including increased protection and conservation of resources, and
improved coordination of conservation and management. NOAA has also
considered the potential adverse impacts of the preferred alternative
and anticipates that there would be no significant adverse impacts to
biological and physical resources, cultural and historic resources, or
socioeconomic resources.
NOAA's identification of Alternative 1 as the preferred alternative
is based on the need for additional resource protection, scientific
research, and public education in areas that would be excluded by
selecting the boundaries of Alternatives 2 or 3. Alternative 1 includes
the MEA, an area which would benefit from the establishment of a NOAA
permitting process, and the promulgation of sanctuary regulations to
protect resources. Alternative 1 also includes the waters of Midway
Atoll and Hawaiian Islands National Wildlife Refuges National Wildlife
Refuges, which are the areas of the proposed sanctuary subject to the
highest level of human activity.
Based on the public comments NOAA receives on the draft designation
documents and NOAA's experience administering the national marine
sanctuary program, pursuant to NEPA and the Administrative Procedure
Act, NOAA may choose to select a different alternative in the final
rule and final EIS that is within the geographic and regulatory scope
of the alternatives currently considered in the DEIS, and that is a
logical outgrowth of this proposed rule.
II. Proposed Sanctuary Terms of Designation
Section 304(a)(4) of the NMSA as amended, 16 U.S.C. 1434(a)(4),
requires that the terms of designation be described at the time a
sanctuary is designated, including: (1) the geographic area proposed to
be included within the sanctuary; (2) the characteristics of the area
that give it conservation, recreational, ecological, historical,
research, educational, or aesthetic value; and (3) the types of
activities that will be subject to regulation by the Secretary of
Commerce to protect these characteristics. The following represents the
proposed terms of designation:
Under the authority of the National Marine Sanctuaries Act, as
amended (the ``Act'' or ``NMSA''), 16 U.S.C. 1431 et seq.,
approximately 439,910 square nmi (582,570 square mi) of the waters of
the Pacific Ocean surrounding the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands are
hereby designated as a National Marine Sanctuary for the purpose of
providing long-term protection and management of the ecological,
cultural, and historical resources and the conservation, recreational,
scientific, educational, and aesthetic qualities of the area.
Article I: Effect of Designation
The NMSA authorizes the issuance of such regulations as are
necessary and reasonable to implement the designation, including
managing and protecting the ecological, cultural, and historical
resources and the conservation, recreational, scientific, educational,
and aesthetic qualities of Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea National
Marine Sanctuary (the ``Sanctuary''). Section 1 of Article IV of these
terms of designation lists those activities that may be regulated on
the effective date of designation, or at some later date, in order to
protect Sanctuary resources and qualities. Listing an activity does not
necessarily mean that it will be regulated. However, if an activity is
not listed it may not be regulated, except on an emergency basis,
unless section 1 of Article IV is amended by the same procedures by
which the original Sanctuary designation was made.
Article II: Description of the Area
The sanctuary encompasses the submerged lands, seamounts, and
Pacific Ocean waters from the shoreline seaward to approximately 200
nautical miles west of 163[deg] West Longitude surrounding the
Northwestern Hawaiian Islands which consist of the islands, atolls, and
emergent lands stretching from Nihoa in the southeast to
H[omacr]lanik[umacr] (Kure Atoll) in the northwest. The marine waters
east of 163[deg] West Longitude surrounding Nihoa extend seaward from
the shoreline to approximately 50 nautical miles. The total area of the
sanctuary comprises approximately 582,570 square miles (439,910 square
nautical miles). The precise boundary coordinates are defined in
appendix A to the regulations at 15 CFR part 922, subpart W.
Article III: Special Characteristics of the Area
Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea is a place of special national
significance that provides large-scale ecosystem services for the
region and the world. The marine habitat includes several
interconnected ecosystems, including coral islands surrounded by
shallow reef, deeper reef habitat characterized by seamounts, banks,
and shoals scattered across the area of the sanctuary, mesophotic reefs
with extensive algal beds, pelagic waters connected to the greater
North Pacific Ocean, and deep-water habitats and abyssal plains 5,000
meters below sea level. These connected ecosystems provide essential
habitats for rare species such as the threatened green sea turtle and
the critically endangered Hawaiian monk seal, as well as habitat for
more than 14 million seabirds that forage in the pelagic waters to
nourish the chicks they are raising on the tiny islets.
Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea is home to 20 cetacean species, protected
by the MMPA, with some listed as endangered under the ESA. At least a
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quarter of the nearly 7,000 known marine species found in the region
are found nowhere else on Earth.
The area of the proposed sanctuary is also a place of historic and
cultural significance. The area of the proposed sanctuary includes the
location of the Battle of Midway, a turning point in World War II for
the allies in the Pacific Theater. Research indicates that 60-80
military vessels and hundreds of aircraft are scattered across the
seafloor. In addition to Navy steamers and aircraft, there are whaling
ships, Japanese junks, Hawaiian fishing sampans, Pacific colliers, and
other vessels from the 19th and 20th centuries.
Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea is also a sacred place to Native
Hawaiians, who regard the islands and wildlife as k[umacr]puna, or
ancestors. The region holds deep cosmological and traditional
significance to living Native Hawaiian culture and contains a host of
intact and significant archaeological sites found on the islands of
Nihoa and Mokumanamana, both of which are on the National Register of
Historic Places and Hawai[revaps]i Register of Historic Places.
Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea is as much a spiritual as a physical
geography, rooted deep in Native Hawaiian creation and settlement
stories.
Article IV: Scope of Regulations
Section 1. Activities Subject to Regulation
The following activities are subject to regulation, including
prohibition, as may be necessary to ensure the protection and effective
management of the ecological, cultural, historical, conservation,
recreational, scientific, educational, or aesthetic resources or
qualities of the area:
1. Access to the sanctuary;
2. Ship reporting;
3. Vessel monitoring;
4. Vessel discharge;
5. Exploring for, developing, or producing oil, gas, or minerals,
or any energy development activities;
6. Using or attempting to use poisons, electrical charges, or
explosives in the collection or harvest of a sanctuary resource;
7. Introducing or otherwise releasing an introduced species from
within or into the sanctuary;
8. Deserting a vessel;
9. Commercial fishing;
10. Non-commercial fishing;
11. Possessing fishing gear;
12. Anchoring on or having a vessel anchored on any living or dead
coral with an anchor, anchor chain, or anchor rope;
13. Drilling into, dredging, or otherwise altering the submerged
lands; or constructing, placing, or abandoning any structure, material,
or other matter on the submerged lands;
14. Removing, moving, taking, harvesting, possessing, injuring,
disturbing, or damaging; or attempting to remove, move, take, harvest,
possess, injure, disturb, or damage any living or nonliving sanctuary
resource;
15. Attracting any living sanctuary resource;
16. Touching coral, living or dead;
17. Swimming, snorkeling, or closed or open circuit SCUBA diving;
or
18. Discharging or depositing any material or other matter, or
discharging or depositing any material or other matter outside of the
sanctuary that subsequently enters the sanctuary and injures or has the
potential to injure any resources of the sanctuary;
19. Anchoring a vessel;
20. Native Hawaiian practices;
21. Research and scientific exploration;
22. Scientific research and development by Federal agencies;
23. Activities that will further the educational value of the
sanctuary or will assist in the conservation and management of the
sanctuary; and
24. Recreational activities.
Listing an activity here means that the Secretary of Commerce can
regulate the activity, after complying with all applicable laws,
without going through the designation procedures required by paragraphs
(a) and (b) of section 304 of the NMSA. No term of designation issued
under the authority of the NMSA may take effect in Hawaii State waters
within the Sanctuary if the Governor of Hawaii certifies to the
Secretary of Commerce that such term of designation is unacceptable
within the review period specified in the NMSA.
Section 2. Emergencies
Where necessary to prevent or minimize the destruction of, loss of,
or injury to a Sanctuary resource or quality, or to minimize the
imminent risk of such destruction, loss, or injury, any and all
activities, including those not listed in section 1, are subject to
immediate temporary regulation, including prohibition.
Article V: Alteration of This Designation
The terms of designation, as defined under section 304(a)(4) of the
NMSA, may be modified only by the same procedures by which the original
designation is made, including public hearings, consultations with
interested Federal, Tribal, State, regional, and local authorities and
agencies, review by the appropriate Congressional committees, and
approval by the Secretary of Commerce, or his or her designee.
III. Summary of Proposed Regulations
A. Adding New Subpart W
NOAA is proposing to amend 15 CFR part 922 by adding a new subpart
(subpart W) that contains site-specific regulations for the proposed
sanctuary. This subpart would include the proposed boundary, contain
definitions of common terms used in the new subpart, identify
prohibited activities and exceptions, and establish procedures for
permitting otherwise prohibited activities.
B. Proposed Sanctuary Boundary
NOAA proposes to designate the marine environment surrounding the
Northwestern Hawaiian Islands from the shoreline of the islands and
atolls seaward to 200 nautical miles, including all waters of the
Monument. NOAA estimates the area encompassed in the proposed
designation is approximately 582,570 square miles (439,910 square
nautical miles).
C. Definitions
This proposed rule incorporates and adopts common terms defined in
the national regulations at 15 CFR 922.11. In addition, NOAA proposes
to include 19 site-specific definitions. To the extent that a term
appears in Sec. 922.11 and the definitions section of the proposed
rule, the definition in the proposed rule would govern.
The definitions for ``Bottomfish Species'' and ``Pelagic
Species'' are adopted from regulations for Fisheries in the Western
Pacific, 50 CFR 665.201 and 50 CFR 665.800.
``Ecological integrity'', ``Midway Atoll Special
Management Area'', ``Native Hawaiian practices'', ``Pono'',
``Recreational activity'', ``Special Preservation Area (SPA)'',
``Stowed and not available for immediate use'', ``Sustenance fishing'',
and ``Vessel monitoring system or VMS'', are adopted from Presidential
Proclamation 8031.
``Commercial fishing'' and ``Non-commercial fishing'' are
adopted from the MSA and, in part, from regulations for Fisheries in
the Western Pacific, 50 CFR 665.12.
``Particularly Sensitive Sea Area (PSSA)'' is adopted from
IMO Resolution A.982(24), December 1, 2005.
``Areas to be avoided (ATBA)'' and ``Office of Law
Enforcement'' are adopted from Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea Marine
National Monument regulations, 50 CFR 404.3.
``Outer Sanctuary Zone (OSZ)'' refers to the area of the
sanctuary that would extend from approximately 50
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nautical miles from all the islands and emergent lands of the
Northwestern Hawaiian Islands to the extent of the seaward limit of the
United States Exclusive Economic Zone west of 163[deg] West Longitude.
This area of the proposed sanctuary would correspond with the area
designated as a marine national monument by Presidential Proclamation
9478, referred to as the ``Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea Marine
National Monument Expansion'' or MEA. NOAA is proposing this definition
to provide clarity to the public where there is a regulation that only
applies to this area of the sanctuary, and not the entire sanctuary.
The name ``OSZ'' is a placeholder, and NOAA is soliciting public
comment on possible names for this area of the proposed sanctuary.
``Reporting Area'' refers to the area of the proposed
sanctuary that extends outward ten nautical miles from the PSSA
boundary, as designated by the IMO, and excludes the ATBAs that fall
within the PSSA boundary. The reporting area is defined by the
coordinates set forth in appendix E to the proposed rule. NOAA is
proposing to define the ``reporting area'' to clarify in which areas of
the proposed sanctuary ship reporting requirements apply.
``Scientific instrument'' is a term used in Presidential
Proclamation 9478, but the term was not defined. Specifically,
Presidential Proclamation 9478 prohibits ``drilling into, dredging, or
otherwise altering the submerged lands, or constructing, placing, or
abandoning any structure, material, or other matter on the submerged
lands, except for scientific instruments''. NOAA proposes to define
``scientific instrument'' to clarify what may or may not be permitted.
NOAA proposes to define ``scientific instrument'' to mean ``a device,
vehicle, or tool used for scientific purposes and is inclusive of
structures, materials, or other matter incidental to proper use of such
device, vehicle, or tool.'' In defining ``scientific instruments,''
NOAA's definition provides for the inclusion of ``structures,
materials, or other matter incidental to proper use of such device,
vehicle, or tool'' because, based on the type of activities previously
permitted in the Monument, proper deployment and use of most scientific
instruments requires more than the instrument itself. For example,
there may be incidental ballast discharge associated with the use of a
scientific instrument like a remotely operated vehicle, or ROV. A
narrower definition of ``scientific instruments'' could unduly restrict
NOAA's ability to permit activities in the area of the proposed
sanctuary that overlaps with the MEA, the OSZ. NOAA believes a narrower
definition would be inconsistent with the intent of Presidential
Proclamation 9478, which states ``Undisturbed seamount communities in
the adjacent area are of significant scientific interest because they
provide opportunities to examine the impacts of physical, biological,
and geological processes on ecosystem diversity, including
understanding the impacts of climate change on these deep-sea
communities. These seamounts and ridges also provide the opportunity
for identification and discovery of many species not yet known to
humans, with possible implications for research, medicine, and other
important uses. Recent scientific research, utilizing new technology,
has shown that many species identified as objects in Proclamation 8031
inhabit previously unknown geographical ranges that span beyond the
existing Monument, and in some cases the adjacent area also provides
important foraging habitat for these species.'' These statements
clearly demonstrate the significant scientific value of the MEA and
underscore the opportunities for research and discovery to occur in
that area of the proposed sanctuary.
D. Co-Management of the Sanctuary
To enhance opportunities and build on existing protections, NOAA
and the State of Hawai[revaps]i would collaboratively manage the
sanctuary. NOAA would establish the framework for co-management in
section 922.242 of the proposed rule and may develop a Memorandum of
Agreement (MOA) with the State of Hawai[revaps]i to provide greater
details of the terms of co-management. NOAA and the State may develop
additional agreements as necessary to provide details on the execution
of sanctuary management, such as activities, programs, and permitting
that can be updated to adapt to changing conditions or threats to the
sanctuary resources. Any proposed changes to sanctuary regulations or
boundaries would be coordinated with the State and subject to public
review as mandated by the NMSA and other Federal statutes. Co-
management of the proposed sanctuary with the State of Hawaii would not
supplant the existing co-management structure for the Monument.
E. Access
In PMNM, pursuant to Presidential Proclamation 8031, access is
prohibited except under the following circumstances: (1) for emergency
response and law enforcement purposes; (2) for activities and exercises
of the Armed Forces; (3) for persons who have been issued Monument
permits; and (4) for passage without interruption. For consistency, and
to protect sanctuary resources, NOAA proposes extending the access
restrictions which apply to the area of the proposed sanctuary that
overlaps the PMNM to the area of the proposed sanctuary that overlaps
with the MEA as follows:
Access to the sanctuary would be prohibited and thus unlawful
except under the following circumstances: (1) for emergency response
actions, law enforcement activities, and activities and exercises of
the Armed Forces; (2) pursuant to a sanctuary permit; (3) when
conducting non-commercial fishing activities in the OSZ authorized
under the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act
provided that no sale of harvested fish occurs; and (4) when passing
through the sanctuary without interruption.
A vessel may pass without interruption through the sanctuary
without requiring a permit as long as the vessel does not stop, anchor
or engage in prohibited activities within the sanctuary, and vessel
discharges are limited to the following:
Vessel engine cooling water, weather deck runoff, and
vessel engine exhaust within a Special Preservation Areas or the Midway
Atoll Special Management Area; and
Discharge incidental to vessel operations such as deck
wash, approved marine sanitation device effluent, cooling water, and
engine exhaust in areas other than Special Preservation Areas or the
Midway Atoll Special Management Area.
A vessel passing through the sanctuary without interruption may be
subject to the ship reporting system, as described below.
The proposed access restrictions would be applied in accordance
with generally recognized principles of international law, in
accordance with sections 305(a) and 307(k) of the NMSA and the NMSA's
Regulations of General Applicability at 15 CFR 922.1(b). No regulation
shall apply to or be enforced against a person who is not a citizen,
national, or resident alien of the United States vessels unless in
accordance with generally recognized principles of international law.
F. Ship Reporting
NOAA also proposes regulations to implement the ship reporting
system (CORAL SHIPREP) adopted by the International Maritime
Organization (IMO), which would require entrance and exit notifications
for vessels that
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pass without interruption through the sanctuary areas contained within
a reporting area. NOAA proposes to establish this reporting area, which
would be defined as ``the area of the proposed sanctuary that extends
outward ten nautical miles from the PSSA [Particularly Sensitive Sea
Area] boundary, as designated by the IMO, and excludes the ATBAs [Areas
to be avoided] that fall within the PSSA boundary.'' The reporting area
would be further defined by the coordinates set forth in appendix E to
the proposed rule. Appendix E includes a coordinates table for the
``Reporting Area Outer Boundary,'' which contains the reporting area's
boundary surrounding the PSSA. Appendix E also includes coordinate
tables for the ``Inner Reporting Area Boundary'' for each of the four
ATBAs that fall within the PSSA, but which are not part of the
reporting area.
NOAA proposes exemptions for emergency response and law enforcement
purposes, and for activities and exercises of the Armed Forces.
Therefore, CORAL SHIPREP's requirements would not apply to vessels
covered by those exemptions. The proposed regulations do not apply to
vessels conducting activities pursuant to a sanctuary permit or vessels
conducting non-commercial fishing activities in the OSZ authorized
under the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act. The
proposed regulations also do not apply to sovereign immune vessels.
This is consistent with sections 305(a) and 307(k) of the NMSA, and the
NMSA's Regulations of General Applicability at 15 CFR 922.1(b), which
state that sanctuary regulations shall be applied in accordance with
generally recognized principles of international law. No regulation
shall apply to or be enforced against a person who is not a citizen,
national, or resident alien of the United States vessels unless in
accordance with generally recognized principles of international law.
Requiring vessels to notify NOAA immediately upon entering the
reporting area, will help make the operators of these vessels aware
that they are traveling through a fragile area with potential
navigational hazards such as the extensive coral reefs found in many
shallow areas of the proposed sanctuary contained within the reporting
area. The reporting area for the proposed sanctuary would not include
the four voluntary ATBAs adopted by the IMO that are also within the
PSSA. An ATBA is an area within which either navigation is particularly
hazardous or it is exceptionally important to avoid casualties. While
ATBAs can be mandatory (i.e., vessels are required by applicable law to
avoid and operate outside of the area) most are voluntary and vessels
may travel through them. Because the four ATBAs in the PSSA are
voluntary, as adopted by the IMO and implemented by these proposed
regulations, the ATBAs are outside of the reporting area. Nonetheless,
by virtue of entering or exiting an ATBA, vessels would also be
departing or entering the reporting area, and, therefore be subject to
the reporting area's requirements four times: (1) once when it enters
the reporting area; (2) once when it leaves the reporting area to enter
the ATBA; (3) once when it exits the ATBA and enters the reporting area
on the other side of the ATBA; and (4) once when it once again leaves
the reporting area. The potential burden of reporting four times is
justified by the navigational hazards that exist within the ATBAs. The
reporting area also includes three large areas within the PSSA that are
not within the ATBAs. These breaks between the four ATBAs allow for
north-south passages through the sanctuary areas contained within the
reporting area that can be utilized for navigation to avoid ATBAs.
Vessels passing through the sanctuary in these areas would only send
email notification twice: once upon entering the reporting area, and
again upon leaving the reporting area.
NOAA is proposing to implement CORAL SHIPREP's requirements under
the NMSA in keeping with the United States' and IMO's long-standing
interest in providing additional protection to the natural, cultural,
and historic resources in PMNM through ship reporting requirements. In
June 2006, Presidential Proclamation 8031 directed the Secretary of
Commerce and Secretary of Interior to require notification from any
person passing through PMNM without interruption at least 72 hours, but
no longer than 1 month, prior to the entry date, and within 12 hours of
departure. Presidential Proclamation 8031 further indicated the
specific types of information that must be provided in the
notification. These notification requirements were subsequently
codified in 50 CFR 404.4. Presidential Proclamation 8031 also directed
the Secretary of State, in consultation with the Secretary of Commerce
and Secretary of Interior, to seek the cooperation of other governments
and international organizations in furtherance of the purposes of the
proclamation and consistent with applicable regional and multilateral
arrangements for the protection and management of special marine areas.
In accordance with Proclamation 8031, in April 2007, the United
States proposed to the IMO that PMNM be designated as a PSSA to protect
the attributes of the fragile and integrated coral reef ecosystem from
potential hazards associated with international shipping activities.
The U.S. noted in its proposal that the proposed PSSA and its
associated protective measures would result in a minimal burden to
international shipping, would significantly further increase maritime
safety, protection of the fragile environment, preservation of cultural
resources and areas of cultural importance significant to Native
Hawaiians, and would facilitate responses to developing maritime
emergencies. On April 3, 2008, the IMO designated the PMNM as a PSSA.
As part of the PSSA designation process, the IMO adopted U.S. proposals
for associated protective measures consisting of expanding and
consolidating the six existing recommendatory ATBAs in the PMNM into
four larger areas and enlarging the class of vessels to which they
apply and establishing a ship reporting area and system for vessels
transiting the PMNM, which is mandatory for ships 300 gross tons or
greater that are entering or departing a U.S. port or place and
recommended for other ships. The system requires that ships notify the
U.S. shore-based authority (i.e., the U.S. Coast Guard; NOAA will be
receiving all messages associated with this program on behalf of the
Coast Guard) at the time they begin transiting the reporting area and
again when they exit. In December 2008, NOAA and the USFWS published
final regulations to establish a ship reporting system for PMNM, that
implemented measures adopted by the IMO requiring notification by ships
passing through PMNM without interruption (73 FR 73592). These
regulations modified the previous notification requirements at 50 CFR
404.4.
NOAA is proposing to implement the ship reporting system as adopted
by the IMO and to establish the reporting area using the boundary
coordinates in appendix E to the proposed rule to provide additional
protection to the natural, cultural, and historic resources in the
proposed sanctuary. Accordingly, NOAA's proposed regulations build upon
the requirements outlined in Presidential Proclamation 8031, and
reflect additions made through the IMO's adoption of a ship reporting
system and the implementation of that system in 50 CFR 404.4. NOAA
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proposes minor language changes from the process adopted by IMO
Resolution MEPC.171(57) and IMO Resolution MSC.279(85) to provide
clarity to the public on which vessels are required to participate in
ship reporting and the type of information that should be reported.
NOAA proposes one substantive addition to the types of reporting
information in the IMO Resolutions, that vessels report ``[a]ny
pollution incident or goods lost overboard within the PSSA, the
reporting area, or the U.S. EEZ.'' This addition was included in the
December 2008 final regulations to establish a ship reporting system
for PMNM.
The NMSA provides NOAA with the authority to designate a national
marine sanctuary and promulgate regulations implementing the
designation if NOAA determines, among other things, that the area is of
special national significance (see 16 U.S.C. 1433(a)(2)). NOAA's
determination of special national significance is to be based on (1)
the area's conservation, recreational, ecological, historical,
scientific, cultural, archaeological, educational, or aesthetic
qualities; (2) the communities of living marine resources it harbors;
or (3) its resource or human-use values. In designating PMNM as a PSSA,
the IMO expressly recognized the ecological, socio-economic, and
scientific attributes of the area--including, a ``unique, fragile, and
pristine coral reef ecosystem'' and ``significant cultural and
archaeological resources''--and their vulnerability to international
shipping activities (see IMO Resolution MEPC.171(57)). The IMO
highlighted PMNM's (1) more than 7,000 species of fish, mammals,
plants, coral, and other invertebrates; (2) critical habitat, spawning,
and breeding grounds; (3) cultural significance to Native Hawaiians,
rich underwater cultural heritage from the World War II Battle of
Midway; and (4) unparalleled opportunities in scientific research.
Given the IMO's findings in designating the PSSA and adopting a ship
reporting system as an associated protective measure, NOAA's proposed
regulations implementing CORAL SHIPREP are necessary and reasonable to
conserve and manage this area of special national and international
significance as part of the proposed sanctuary (see 16 U.S.C.
1434(a)(1)(A)).
G. Activities That Are Prohibited or Otherwise Regulated
NOAA is proposing to supplement and complement existing management
of this area by proposing prohibited or otherwise regulated activities
in section 922.244. Presidential Proclamations 8031, 8112, and 9478,
and regulations implementing Presidential Proclamations 8031 and 8112
at 50 CFR part 404 provide the foundation for the proposed
prohibitions. However, minor changes are made in the proposed rule to
remove discrepancies and gaps in prohibitions and regulated activities
between PMNM and the MEA in order to allow for consistency in
management across the proposed sanctuary.
Within PMNM, the proposed prohibitions are all currently in place
through 50 CFR part 404 except for prohibitions 1 and 4 (detailed
below). Minor changes are proposed to prohibitions 1 and 4 to remove
discrepancies across the two zones (PMNM and MEA). Regulations
implementing Presidential Proclamation 9478 have not yet been
promulgated for the MEA. Many of the prohibitions adopted in the
proposed rule are identified in Presidential Proclamation 9478, which
established the MEA. Any prohibitions proposed for the area of the
proposed sanctuary that overlaps with the MEA that are not adopted
directly from Presidential Proclamation 9478 are identified below.
1. Prohibition on Exploring for, Developing, or Producing Oil, Gas, or
Minerals, or Any Energy Development Activities
Consistent with the presidential proclamations establishing the
Monument, NOAA is proposing to prohibit exploring for, developing, or
producing oil, gas, or minerals to protect sanctuary resources and
create a seamless management area throughout the proposed sanctuary.
The addition of the prohibition on `any energy development activities'
would be new for PMNM, and was added to further the underlying intent
of the prohibition on oil, gas, and mineral development by accounting
for technological advances in other forms of energy development.
In addition to creating consistency across the two zones, this
prohibition will help advance the proposed sanctuary's draft goals and
objectives by protecting sensitive marine ecosystems such as fragile
coral reefs and deep-sea corals, benthic habitat, and seamounts.
Prohibiting oil, gas, and mineral development reduces the risk of
offshore spills, such as the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, that could
significantly harm sanctuary resources. Deep seabed mining, oil and gas
drilling, and other energy development activities, such as renewable
energy system installation, destroys fragile benthic habitat, releases
sequestered carbon, and spreads sediment plumes that can suffocate both
sensitive shallow and deep-sea coral reefs, which negatively impacts
nursery and foraging habitat for fish, and reduces the ecosystem's
overall resilience.
2. Prohibition on Using or Attempting To Use Poisons, Electrical
Charges, or Explosives in the Collection or Harvest of a Sanctuary
Resource
NOAA is proposing this prohibition to be consistent with
prohibitions identified in the presidential proclamations establishing
the Monument.
3. Prohibition on Introducing or Otherwise Releasing an Introduced
Species From Within or Into the Sanctuary
NOAA is proposing this prohibition to be consistent with
prohibitions identified in the presidential proclamations establishing
the Monument.
4. Prohibition on Deserting a Vessel
Deserting a vessel is currently a regulated activity (allowed only
with a permit) in PMNM pursuant to Presidential Proclamation 8031.
Deserting a vessel is a prohibited activity in the MEA pursuant to
Presidential Proclamation 9478. NOAA does not see a need to permit this
activity and is proposing this prohibition in part to create
consistency in management across the proposed sanctuary. Prohibiting
this activity would help to prevent desertion of a vessel following a
sinking, grounding, or other incident. Prevention is much less
expensive than responding to a deserted vessel and can optimally
prevent impacts and damage to sanctuary resources as well as to private
property.
5. Prohibition on Anchoring on or Having a Vessel Anchored on Any
Living or Dead Coral With an Anchor, Anchor Chain, or Anchor Rope
NOAA is proposing this prohibition to be consistent with
prohibitions identified in the presidential proclamations establishing
the Monument.
6. Prohibition on Commercial Fishing and Possessing Commercial Fishing
Gear Except When Stowed and Not Available for Immediate Use
Presidential Proclamation 8031 provided that commercial fishing for
bottomfish and pelagic fish in PMNM that was permitted by NOAA prior to
June 16, 2006 was allowed to continue for 5 years from the date of the
proclamation, until June 15, 2011. After that date, Presidential
Proclamation 8031 prohibited commercial fishing for
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bottomfish and associated pelagic species in PMNM. Presidential
Proclamation 9478 also prohibits commercial fishing, as well as
possessing commercial fishing gear except when stowed and not available
for immediate use during passage without interruption in the MEA. NOAA
is proposing a sanctuary-wide prohibition on commercial fishing and
possessing commercial fishing gear except when stowed and not available
for immediate use to be consistent with the presidential proclamations
establishing the Monument.
7. Prohibition on Non-Commercial Fishing and Possessing Non-Commercial
Fishing Gear Except When Stowed and Not Available for Immediate Use
The presidential proclamations establishing the Monument broadly
restrict the harvest of fishery resources by prohibiting removing,
moving, taking, harvesting, possessing, injuring, disturbing, or
damaging any living or nonliving monument resource, as well as attempts
to do the same, except as may be allowed with a permit. As noted above,
Presidential Proclamations 8031 and 9478 further specify prohibitions
on commercial fishing and the possession of commercial fishing gear.
The presidential proclamations also identify certain types of non-
commercial fishing that may be regulated (i.e., allowed pursuant to a
permit or incidental to a permitted activity). Presidential
Proclamation 8031, for example, authorizes sustenance fishing
incidental to an activity permitted in PMNM. Presidential Proclamation
9478, for example, provides that non-commercial fishing is a regulated
activity (i.e., allowed only with a permit) in the MEA. In the
sanctuary, NOAA is proposing, for consistency with the proclamations,
that ``non-commercial fishing'' is prohibited unless conducted pursuant
to a sanctuary permit or, as discussed below, authorized under the
Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act (MSA) in the
OSZ. The proposed rule adopts the definition of ``non-commercial
fishing'' from the regulations for Fisheries in the Western Pacific,
which is defined as ``fishing that does not meet the definition of
commercial fishing in the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and
Management Act, and includes, but is not limited to, sustenance,
subsistence, traditional indigenous, and recreational fishing.'' 50 CFR
665.12.
NOAA also proposes that ``possessing non-commercial fishing gear
except when stowed and not available for immediate use'' is prohibited
unless conducted pursuant to a sanctuary permit or, as discussed below,
authorized under the MSA in the OSZ. Presidential Proclamation 8031
includes ``possessing fishing gear,'' as a regulated activity (allowed
only with a permit) in PMNM. Presidential Proclamation 9478 prohibits
possessing commercial fishing gear. NOAA's proposal creates continuity
between the two areas, and aims to ensure that non-commercial gear is
not utilized in an unauthorized manner that could lead to injury to
sanctuary resources.
8. Prohibition on Drilling Into, Dredging, or Otherwise Altering the
Submerged Lands; or Constructing, Placing, or Abandoning Any Structure,
Material, or Other Matter on the Submerged Lands
This activity is a regulated activity (i.e., allowed only with a
permit) in PMNM under Presidential Proclamation 8031. In the MEA,
Presidential Proclamation 9478 prohibits this type of activity, except
for when conducted for the use of scientific instruments, which is
allowed only with a permit, subject to such terms and conditions as the
Secretaries deem appropriate. In the sanctuary, NOAA is proposing that
these activities are prohibited unless conducted pursuant to a
sanctuary permit. In the OSZ, such a permit may only be issued for
scientific instruments.
9. Prohibition on Removing, Moving, Taking, Harvesting, Possessing,
Injuring, Disturbing, or Damaging; or Attempting To Remove, Move, Take,
Harvest, Possess, Injure, Disturb, or Damage Any Living or Nonliving
Sanctuary Resource
NOAA is proposing that these activities are prohibited unless
conducted pursuant to a sanctuary permit, consistent with the
presidential proclamations establishing the Monument.
10. Prohibition on Attracting Any Living Sanctuary Resource
NOAA is proposing that these activities are prohibited unless
conducted pursuant to a sanctuary permit. NOAA is proposing this
prohibition to be consistent with a regulated activity identified in
Presidential Proclamation 8031 for PMNM. This prohibition would be new
in the area of sanctuary that overlaps with the MEA, the OSZ.
Prohibiting this activity is intended to address the potential for
harassment and disturbance from human interactions with living
sanctuary resources.
11. Prohibition on Touching Coral, Living or Dead
NOAA is proposing that this activity is prohibited unless conducted
pursuant to a sanctuary permit. NOAA is proposing this prohibition to
be consistent with a regulated activity (i.e., allowed only with a
permit) identified in Presidential Proclamation 8031 for PMNM. This
prohibition would be new for the area of sanctuary that overlaps with
the MEA, the OSZ. However, prohibition 9 effectively includes this
activity, as touching coral is considered a disturbance which may cause
injury or damage. Therefore, regulating this activity for the area of
the proposed sanctuary that overlaps with the MEA, the OSZ, is
primarily a technical addition which provides clarity to the public and
resource managers.
12. Prohibition on Swimming, Snorkeling, or Closed or Open Circuit
SCUBA Diving
NOAA is proposing that these activities are prohibited unless
conducted pursuant to a sanctuary permit. NOAA is proposing this
prohibition to be consistent with a regulated activity identified in
Presidential Proclamation 8031 for any Special Preservation Area or the
Midway Atoll Special Management Area. This prohibition would be new for
areas of PMNM that fall outside of any Special Preservation Area or the
Midway Atoll Special Management Area, and for the MEA. Expanding this
regulated activity to the entire area of the proposed sanctuary allows
NOAA to ensure that all in-water activities are done in compliance with
the permit findings criteria and requirements, and are consistent with
the care and management of sanctuary resources.
13. Prohibition on Discharging or Depositing Any Material or Other
Matter Into the Sanctuary, or Discharging or Depositing Any Material or
Other Matter Outside of the Sanctuary That Subsequently Enters the
Sanctuary and Injures or Has the Potential To Injure Any Resources of
the Sanctuary, Except as Described for Vessel Passage Without
Interruption
NOAA is proposing that these activities are prohibited unless
conducted pursuant to a sanctuary permit. NOAA is proposing this
prohibition to be consistent with regulated activities identified in
Presidential Proclamation 8031 for PMNM. NOAA proposes an exception to
this activity for vessel passage without interruption, so long as any
discharge is limited to ``vessel engine cooling water,
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weather deck runoff, and vessel engine exhaust within Special
Preservation Areas or the Midway Atoll Special Management Area; and
discharge incidental to vessel operations such as deck wash, approved
marine sanitation device effluent, cooling water, and engine exhaust in
areas other than Special Preservation Areas or the Midway Atoll Special
Management Area.'' While this prohibition would technically be new for
the area of the proposed sanctuary that overlaps with the MEA, the OSZ,
Presidential Proclamation 9478 effectively includes this activity.
Regulating this activity for the OSZ provides clarity to the public and
resource managers. Further, the prohibition on discharges within or
into the sanctuary is proposed in recognition that various substances
can be discharged from vessels or from infrastructure or individuals
along the shoreline that can harm sanctuary resources or qualities.
Establishing a cohesive regulatory framework across the proposed
sanctuary would benefit sanctuary resources and sanctuary users.
14. Prohibition on Anchoring a Vessel
NOAA is proposing that this activity is prohibited unless conducted
pursuant to a sanctuary permit. While this activity may be permitted
via a sanctuary permit, anchoring on living or dead coral may never be
permitted, as noted above under prohibition 5. NOAA is proposing this
prohibition on anchoring a vessel, for consistency with a regulated
activity identified in Presidential Proclamation 8031 for PMNM and
because there is the potential for sanctuary resources, other than
corals, to be impacted by anchoring. This prohibition would be new for
the area of the proposed sanctuary that overlaps with the MEA, the OSZ.
As stated above in Section E, NOAA proposes that a vessel may pass
through the sanctuary without requiring a permit as long as the vessel
does not stop, anchor or engage in prohibited activities within the
sanctuary. Therefore, including this prohibition on anchoring a vessel
also provides clarity to the public, resource managers, and enforcement
personnel that all users of the proposed sanctuary--vessels conducting
passage without interruption and permittees--are subject to the same
prohibition on anchoring a vessel unless conducted pursuant to a
sanctuary permit.
H. Exemptions for Emergencies
Consistent with existing management of this area, the proposed
prohibitions for the proposed sanctuary would not apply to any activity
necessary to respond to emergencies that threaten life, property, or
the environment, or to activities necessary for law enforcement
purposes.
I. U.S. Armed Forces Exemption
Consistent with existing management of this area, NOAA proposes a
broad exemption to allow activities and exercises of the U.S. Armed
Forces, including those carried out by the U.S. Coast Guard. NOAA
recognizes that this broad exemption is necessary to ensure military
readiness for the Department of Defense to conduct existing training,
operations, and military readiness activities in the area proposed to
be designated as a national marine sanctuary. The United States
military has been able to maintain readiness and conduct training and
other operations in other national marine sanctuaries based on similar
broad exemptions.
All activities and exercises of the Armed Forces shall be carried
out in a manner that avoids, to the extent practicable and consistent
with operational requirements, adverse impacts on sanctuary resources
and qualities. For any actions of the Armed Forces that are likely to
destroy, cause the loss of, or injure sanctuary resources, the Armed
Forces must comply with the Interagency Cooperation requirements
outlined in section 304(d) of the NMSA, regardless of whether those
actions are exempted from the proposed sanctuary's prohibitions.
J. Exemption for Non-Commercial Fishing
NOAA is proposing to exempt non-commercial fishing authorized under
the MSA in the area of the sanctuary that overlaps with the MEA, the
OSZ, from prohibitions 7 through 14 in the proposed rule, provided that
no sale of harvested fish occurs. NOAA has prepared a separate proposed
rule under the MSA which shall serve as the primary mechanism for
authorizing non-commercial fishing activities. NOAA would periodically
evaluate the effect of non-commercial fishing activities on sanctuary
resources. Such evaluations would take into consideration the best
scientific information available and evaluate whether additional
actions are necessary for the proper care and management of Sanctuary
resources, including fishery resources, consistent with goals and
objectives of the Sanctuary. This exemption would only apply to the
OSZ.
K. Sanctuary Permit Procedures and Criteria
1. Sanctuary General Permits
NOAA is proposing to include authority to issue sanctuary general
permits to allow certain activities that would otherwise violate
prohibitions 7 through 14. The proposed permitting system is modeled
after the existing Monument permitting system. The proposed permitting
system would not supplant the joint permitting system for PMNM, and was
developed to ensure a continued joint permitting system administered by
Monument co-managers. NOAA may develop Memorandum of Agreements in the
future to add further clarification on joint-permitting within portions
of the sanctuary that overlap with existing permitting programs for the
Monument.
National marine sanctuary program-wide regulations at 15 CFR 922.30
describe different purposes for which a sanctuary general permit can be
issued. Three of these which would apply to this proposed sanctuary
are:
Research--activities that constitute scientific research
or scientific monitoring of a national marine sanctuary resource or
quality;
Education--activities that enhance public awareness,
understanding, or appreciation of a national marine sanctuary or
national marine sanctuary resource or quality; and
Management--activities that assist in managing a national
marine sanctuary.
NOAA is proposing to add two additional permit categories to 15 CFR
922.30 under which a sanctuary general permit could be issued in the
proposed sanctuary:
Native Hawaiian Practices--activities that allow for
Native Hawaiian practices within the proposed sanctuary; and
Recreation--recreational activities within the proposed
sanctuary limited to the Midway Atoll Special Management Area.
NOAA is proposing these two additional general permit categories to
be consistent with the types of activities permitted for the PMNM.
The general regulations in 15 CFR part 922, subpart D, relating to
the permit application process, review procedures, amendments, and
other permitting stipulations would apply. These national permitting
regulations include a list of factors NOAA considers in deciding
whether or not to issue the permit, such as whether the activity must
be conducted within the sanctuary, and whether the activity will be
compatible with the primary
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objective of protection of sanctuary resources and qualities. NOAA
would be able to impose specific terms and conditions through a permit
as appropriate.
In addition to permit review procedures and evaluation criteria in
15 CFR 922.33, some additional permit review criteria would apply in
the proposed sanctuary, including additional criteria specific to
Native Hawaiian Practices permits and Recreation permits. NOAA is
proposing these additional permit criteria to be consistent with the
permit criteria for PMNM.
2. Special Use Permits
NOAA has the authority to issue special use permits (SUPs) in
national marine sanctuaries, as established by section 310 of the NMSA
(16 U.S.C. 1441) and by 15 CFR 922 subpart D. SUPs can be used to
authorize specific activities in a sanctuary if such authorization is
necessary to establish conditions of access to, and use of, any
sanctuary resource or to promote public use and understanding of a
sanctuary resource. Section 310 of the NMSA establishes four
requirements for SUPs: (1) activities must be compatible with the
purposes for which the sanctuary is designated and with protection of
sanctuary resources; (2) SUPs shall not authorize the conduct of any
activity for a period of more than five years unless otherwise renewed;
(3) activities carried out under the SUP must be conducted in a manner
that does not destroy, cause the loss of, or injure sanctuary
resources; and (4) permittees are required to purchase and maintain
comprehensive general liability insurance, or post an equivalent bond,
against claims arising out of activities conducted under the SUP and to
agree to hold the United States harmless against such claims. The NMSA
authorizes NOAA to assess and collect fees for the conduct of any
activity under an SUP, including costs incurred, or expected to be
incurred, in issuing the permit and the fair market value use of
sanctuary resources. Implementing regulations at 15 CFR 922.35 provide
additional detail on assessment of fees for SUPs. As is the case with
sanctuary general permits, NOAA can place conditions on SUPs specific
to the activity being permitted. NOAA shall provide appropriate public
notice before identifying any category of activity subject to a special
use permit.
NOAA is not proposing any new SUP category as part of this
designation. In evaluating applications for special use permits, NOAA
would consider all applicable permitting requirements, including
permitting procedures and criteria under the Monument's existing
management framework. For example, certain activities may be subject to
the requirements of special ocean use permits, as authorized by
Presidential Proclamation 8031, and issued by Monument managers in the
PMNM via 40 CFR 404.11. Special ocean use permit requirements were
modeled after SUPs, but also include a few additional requirements,
such as for activities within the Midway Atoll Special Management Area.
3. Sustenance Fishing
NOAA may authorize sustenance fishing outside of any Special
Preservation Area as a term or condition of any sanctuary permit.
Sustenance fishing is fishing for bottomfish or pelagic species in
which all catch is consumed within the sanctuary. Sustenance Fishing is
allowed incidental to an activity permitted in the PMNM under
Presidential Proclamation 8031, and in regulations at 50 CFR part 404.
Sustenance fishing was not specifically identified in Presidential
Proclamation 9478 governing the MEA but is allowable. For consistency
in management and permitting, NOAA proposes allowing for this activity
as a term or condition of a general permit or special use permit.
4. VMS
To complement existing management and provide consistency across
the entirety of the sanctuary, an owner or operator of a vessel that
has been issued a general permit or special use permit under 15 CFR
subpart D must ensure that such vessel has a NOAA Office of Law
Enforcement (OLE)-approved Vessel Monitoring System (VMS) on board when
operating within the sanctuary. Presidential Proclamation 8031 requires
an owner or operator of a vessel that has been issued a permit for
accessing the PMNM to have an OLE-approved VMS on board. Such a
requirement was not included in Presidential Proclamation 9478. For
consistency in permitting, and for the reasons identified below, NOAA
proposes to impose this requirement across the proposed sanctuary.
NOAA proposes this requirement to support permit compliance,
enforcement, and other incidental uses, consistent with the long-
standing history of considering and implementing the use of vessel
monitoring systems in the area of the proposed sanctuary, beginning
with Executive Order 13178 in 2000. In directing the Secretary to
manage the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Coral Reef Ecosystem Reserve,
section 5(b) of Executive Order 13178 indicated that priority issues
and actions must include enforcement and surveillance, including the
use of new technologies, as well as the use of vessel monitoring
systems, if warranted. The 2005 Final Reserve Operations Plan included
an Enforcement Action Plan with strategies to investigate innovative
technology that would be effective for this large, remote area, as well
as to implement VMS. In 2006, Presidential Proclamation 8031, as noted
above, required an OLE-approved VMS on board of vessels with permits to
access the PMNM. VMS is currently being utilized in the PMNM and is
part of the Monument Management Plan's Enforcement Action Plan. The
Monument Management Plan highlights, as an example, that when the 85-
foot longliner Swordman I, carrying more than 6,000 gallons of diesel
fuel and hydraulic oil, ran aground at Pearl and Hermes Reef in 2000,
vessel monitoring system technology allowed agents to track the
disaster and quickly send out equipment for an extensive cleanup.
L. Scientific Exploration and Research by the Department of Commerce
and the Department of the Interior
Presidential Proclamation 9478 stipulates that the prohibitions
required by the proclamation ``shall not restrict scientific
exploration or research activities by or for the Secretaries and
nothing in this proclamation shall be construed to require a permit or
other authorization from the other Secretary for their respective
scientific activities.'' NOAA is proposing to exempt these activities
within the OSZ to be consistent with Presidential Proclamation 9478.
M. Other Conforming Amendments
The Regulations of General Applicability at 15 CFR part 922,
subpart A, and the regulations related to National Marine Sanctuary
Permitting, 15 CFR part 922, subpart D, would have to be amended so
that the regulations are accurate and up-to-date. The modified sections
to conform to adding a new sanctuary are as follows:
Section 922.1 Purposes and applicability of the
regulations;
Section 922.4 Boundaries;
Section 922.6 Prohibited or otherwise regulated
activities;
922.30 National Marine Sanctuary general permits;
922.33 Review procedures and evaluation; and
922.37 Appeals of permitting decisions.
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IV. Requests for Comments
NOAA is requesting comments on this proposed rule, including
comments on the terms of designation and the proposed regulations, the
DEIS, and the DMP for the proposed sanctuary. NOAA will publish the
final EIS and final management plan following public review and comment
on this proposed rule and following NOAA's consideration of substantive
comments received. NOAA also requests comments on the Regulatory
Flexibility Act certification and economic analysis. The preamble of
the final rule will include responses to substantive comments received
on the proposed rule. The full response to comments, which includes
responses to comments made on the proposed rule, the DEIS, and the
draft management plan, will be provided as an Appendix to the Final
EIS.
Sensitive personally identifiable information, such as account
numbers and Social Security numbers, should not be included with the
comment. Comments that are not related to designation of the proposed
sanctuary or that contain profanity, vulgarity, threats, or other
inappropriate language will not be considered.
V. Classification
A. National Marine Sanctuaries Act
NOAA consulted with the Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management
Council (Council) as required by section 304(a)(5) of the NMSA. Through
this consultation, NOAA provided the Council with the opportunity to
recommend any draft fishing regulations it deemed necessary to
implement the proposed sanctuary designation. NOAA initiated the
consultation on November 19, 2021. On March 22, 2022, the Council
agreed to develop draft fishing regulations for the proposed sanctuary.
NOAA participated in six public meetings hosted by the Council on
November 1st, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 8th, and 10th of 2022, which were focused
on the development of fishing regulations for the area of the proposed
sanctuary that overlaps with the MEA. At its 193rd meeting in December
of 2022, the Council provided a final recommendation. NOAA found that
the final recommendation, in part, did not fulfill the purposes and
policies of the NMSA and the goals and objectives of the proposed
designation. The Council amended their recommendation during their
194th meeting in March of 2023, and submitted a revised final
recommendation to NOAA on April 14, 2023.
In May of 2023, NOAA accepted the majority of the Council's
recommendation as it fulfilled the purposes and policies of the NMSA
and the goals and objectives of the proposed sanctuary designation.
However, the Council's recommendation for the disposition of Native
Hawaiian Subsistence Practices Fishing catch, which would provide
permit applicants the ability to request limited cost recovery by
selling their catch was rejected by NOAA via a decision letter dated
May 31, 2023. As NOAA explained in the letter, any recommendation for
the allowance of ``sale'' is inconsistent with the goals and objectives
of the proposed sanctuary designation. NOAA Fisheries has prepared a
proposed rule under the MSA and ONMS has prepared this proposed rule
under the NMSA to reflect the outcome of the NMSA section 304(a)(5)
process.
Pursuant to section 304(a)(1)(C) of the NMSA, the Committee on
Natural Resources of the House of Representatives, the Committee on
Commerce, Science, and Transportation of the Senate, and the Governor
of Hawai[revaps]i will have the opportunity to review this proposed
action.
B. National Environmental Policy Act
As described in section I above, NOAA and the State of
Hawai[revaps]i prepared a DEIS to evaluate the impacts of this proposed
action of designating a national marine sanctuary, which considers four
alternatives for the proposed designation of a national marine
sanctuary in marine portions of the Monument. Copies of the DEIS and
related draft management plan are available at the website listed in
the ADDRESSES section of this proposed rule. NOAA is also soliciting
public comments on the DEIS and DMP. The full response to comments,
which includes responses to comments made on the proposed rule, the
DEIS, and the draft management plan, will be provided as an Appendix to
the Final EIS.
C. Executive Orders 12866: Regulatory Impact, 13563 Improving
Regulation and Regulatory Review, and 14094: Modernizing Regulatory
Review
The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has determined this
proposed rule to be not significant within the meaning of Executive
Order 12866, as supplemented by Executive Order 14094.
D. Executive Order 13132: Federalism Assessment
NOAA has concluded that this regulatory action does not have
federalism implications sufficient to warrant preparation of a
federalism assessment under Executive Order 13132 because NOAA
supplements and complements State and local laws under the NMSA rather
than supersedes or conflicts with them. This proposed rule will not
have substantial direct effects on State or local governments. NOAA has
coordinated closely with State partners throughout the development of
this proposed rule and, where applicable and practicable, the proposed
rule aligns with existing State regulations. NOAA has aimed for
consistent regulations throughout sanctuary waters including those
within State and Federal jurisdiction.
E. Regulatory Flexibility Act
The Regulatory Flexibility Act (RFA; 5 U.S.C. 601 et seq.) requires
Federal agencies to prepare an analysis of a rule's impact on small
entities whenever the agency is required to publish a notice of
proposed rulemaking, unless the agency certifies, pursuant to 5 U.S.C.
605, that the action will not have significant economic impact on a
substantial number of small entities. The RFA requires agencies to
consider, but not necessarily minimize, the effects of proposed rules
on small entities. The goal of the RFA is to inform the agency and
public of expected economic effects of the proposed rule and to ensure
the agency considers alternatives that minimize the expected economic
effects on small entities while meeting applicable goals and
objectives.
Pursuant to section 605(b) of the RFA, the Chief Counsel for
Regulation of the Department of Commerce certified to the Chief Counsel
for Advocacy of the Small Business Administration that this proposed
rule, if adopted, would not have a significant economic impact on a
substantial number of small entities. The purpose, context, and
statutory basis for this action is described above and not repeated
here. The analysis below discusses the potential effects of the
proposed designation of marine portions of
Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea Marine National Monument as a national
marine sanctuary and serves as the factual basis for the certification.
In summary, with this proposed rulemaking, small entities are not
expected to experience significant impacts.
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1. Description and Estimate of the Number of Small Entities to Which
the Proposed Action Would Apply
Under the Monument's existing management framework, activities in
the Monument, with limited exceptions, require a permit. The same would
be true in the proposed sanctuary. Based on permitting data for the
Monument, there are six primary categories of regulated uses: (1)
research; (2) conservation and management; (3) education; (4) Native
Hawaiian practices; (5) recreation; and (6) special ocean use. Table 1
shows the number of permits issued by category from 2018 to 2022. Based
on permitting data, the types of entities applying for permits include,
government, non-profits, artists, film and entertainment entities,
education providers, and research organizations. Additionally, ship
reporting is required for vessels that transit through portions of the
Monument, and the types of entities impacted are identified as finfish
fishing or deep-sea freight transit (73 FR 38375 (July 7, 2008)).
Table 1--Permits Issued by Year and Type
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Conservation Native Hawaiian Special ocean
Research and management Education practices Recreation use Total
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2018.................................. 7 3 4 4 0 3 21
2019.................................. 7 6 0 2 0 1 16
2020.................................. 1 5 0 0 0 2 8
2021.................................. 8 2 1 4 0 3 18
2022.................................. 5 3 0 0 0 1 9
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2018-2022 Total................... 28 19 5 10 0 10 72
2018-2022 Annual Average.............. 5.6 3.8 1 2 0 2 14.4
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Source: (NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries, Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea Marine National Monument Permit Records, 2023).
The U.S. Small Business Administration establishes size standards
for determining whether a business entity qualifies as small. NOAA has
analyzed the types of entities that applied for permits by category and
identified the relevant industries impacted by the proposed rule as
colleges and universities, apprenticeship training, environment,
conservation and wildlife organizations, civic and social
organizations, television broadcasting stations, motion picture and
video production, geophysical surveying and mapping services,
independent artists, writers, performers, and museums. Each relevant
industry is shown in the table below with the most recent size
standards published by the U.S. Small Business Administration (2023).
Size standards are based upon the average annual receipts (all revenue)
or the average employment of a firm.
Table 2--Size Standard in Millions of Dollars by North American
Classification System (NAICS) Code and Industry Description for Selected
Industries
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Size standard
NAICS industry description NAICS code (millions of
dollars)
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Colleges, universities and professional 611310 $34.5
schools................................
Apprenticeship Training................. 611513 11.5
Environment, Conservation and Wildlife 813312 19.5
Organizations..........................
Civic and Social Organizations.......... 813410 9.5
Television Broadcasting Stations........ 516120 47.0
Motion Picture and Video Production..... 512110 40.0
Geophysical Surveying and Mapping 541360 28.5
Services...............................
Independent Artists, Writers, and 711510 9.0
Performers.............................
Museums................................. 712110 34.0
Finfish Fishing......................... 114111 25.0
Deep Sea Freight........................ 483111 * 1,050
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Source: 13 CFR part 121, 2023.
* Number of employees. A size standard is not identified in dollars.
Table 3 provides the approximate number of permits issued for each
corresponding industry. The Monument permit application itself does not
ask the applicant for their industry or if the applicant is a small
entity. Therefore, the data presented below is based on limited
information from the permit application, specifically the applicant's
name and stated purpose for the permit.
Table 3--Approximate Permits by Industry Description
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NAICS industry description 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
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Colleges, universities and 7 2 1 9 4
professional schools...........
Apprenticeship Training......... 2 0 0 2 0
Environment, Conservation and 1 2 2 3 0
Wildlife Organizations.........
Civic and Social Organizations.. 2 1 0 2 0
Television Broadcasting Stations 2 0 0 0 0
Motion Picture and Video 1 0 1 4 1
Production.....................
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Geophysical Surveying and 1 1 0 2 1
Mapping Services...............
Independent Artists, Writers, 0 1 1 0 0
and Performers.................
Museums......................... 1 0 0 0 0
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Source: (NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries, Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea Marine National Monument
Permit Records, 2023).
Regarding ship reporting requirements, NOAA estimated there would
be approximately 200-250 vessels passing through reporting areas of the
proposed sanctuary without interruption that would be subject to
providing entry and exit notifications, based on vessel traffic
reported between 2017 and 2023.
The data provided in Tables 1, 2, and 3 provide information on the
type of permit applications, the industries that may be impacted, and
the number of permits by corresponding industry. NOAA does not have
economic data on whether the permittees within the corresponding
industries are small entities or not. Due to the lack of quantitative
data on the nature of businesses directly affected by the proposed rule
including their levels of revenues, costs, and profits from their
activities within the sanctuary, the analysis provided here is
qualitative. Based upon site interactions and working relationships
with permittees, the types of small entities that may be impacted by
this proposed rule include academic and government institutions, non-
profit organizations, and broadcast and video production entities. In
addition, U.S. fishing vessels are expected to be impacted by this
rulemaking, and all are considered to be small entities. U.S. freight
transport vessels are expected to be affected by this rulemaking,
though none are considered to be small entities.
2. Analysis of Small Entities
The proposed sanctuary regulations would largely mirror the
existing management framework for the Monument. There would be no
effective difference in the permitting process between the proposed
action and the status quo for permitting within PMNM. The proposed
regulatory action would establish new permitting requirements for
entities that seek access to areas of the proposed sanctuary that
overlap with the MEA, the OSZ. While access restrictions for portions
of the proposed sanctuary that overlap with the MEA would be new, the
activities that may be permitted would be consistent with Presidential
Proclamation 9478.
Therefore, the proposed regulatory action would establish new
reporting and recordkeeping requirements for entities that apply for
permits in the area of the proposed sanctuary that overlaps with the
MEA, the OSZ, but is not expected to have a significant economic impact
on a substantial number of small entities for the following reasons.
Based on the NOAA Monument manager's site knowledge and experience, the
proposed regulatory action is not expected to result in an increase in
the number of permit requests, as the majority of users operate in the
area of the proposed sanctuary that overlaps with PMNM, and do not
solely operate in the area of the proposed sanctuary that overlaps with
the MEA. Additionally, the area under consideration is coextensive with
the marine areas of the Monument, extremely remote (nearly 300 miles at
its closest point from the main Hawaiian Islands), and very few
entities operate there.
Through this proposed rule, NOAA does not expect a significant
reduction in profits for small entities. NOAA does not charge a fee for
review and issuance of general permits, and there are only minimal,
indirect costs associated with the time for an individual to complete a
permit application and respond to any follow-up questions from NOAA.
While NOAA may assess fees for the conduct of any activity authorized
under a special use permit, fees are not required, and decisions are
made on a case-by-case basis. No unique professional skills are
necessary to meet these reporting requirements. In addition, the
process by which all applicants apply for a permit, or complete entry
and exit notifications for passage without interruption through certain
areas within the proposed sanctuary, would not substantially differ
from the current process. Therefore, these additional permitting
requirements would not significantly reduce profits for a substantial
number of small entities. The public reporting burden for Monument
permits is provided in table 4. The public reporting burden differs by
permit category.
Table 4--Hourly Burden of the Information Collection for Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea Marine National Monument
Permits
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Mean
occupational
Annual # of employment Annual wage
Information collection responses/ Burden hours/ hourly wage burden costs
respondent response rates (for per permit
type of
respondent)
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General permit.................................. 3 5 $36.62 $549.30
Special Ocean Use permit........................ 3 10 40.83 1,224.9
Native Hawaiian Practices permit................ 3 8 36.62 878.88
Recreation permit............................... 3 6 24.98 449.64
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Source: (NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries, Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea Marine National Monument
Permit Records, 2023).
Under the existing Monument management framework, as a condition of
a permit, permittees are required to have a NOAA OLE type-approved VMS
on board when operating within the PMNM. The cost of a VMS unit is
$3,150. Annualized over 3 years (the life of the unit) the cost per
year is $1,050.00 per year with an additional
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estimated $100.00 in annual maintenance costs, and $192.00 in VMS
report transmission costs ($1.28 daily cost based on a high estimate
that a permitted vessel may spend on average, 150 days per year in the
Monument), for a total annual VMS cost of $1,342. The proposed rule
includes this requirement for areas of the proposed sanctuary that
overlap with both the PMNM and MEA. However, the proposed rule is not
expected to result in an increase in the number of permit requests, as
the majority of users operate in the area of the proposed sanctuary
that overlaps with PMNM, and do not solely operate in the area of the
proposed sanctuary that overlaps with the MEA. Therefore, this
additional permit requirement is not expected to result in an increase
in the number of required VMS units, or a significant financial burden
to small entities.
Through this proposed rule, the process for ship reporting for
vessels transiting through areas of the proposed sanctuary would not
substantially differ from the current process. The proposed regulatory
action would not establish any new reporting or record-keeping
requirements related to ship reporting.
As described above, NOAA does not expect a significant reduction in
profits for small entities, as the expected costs are minimal, indirect
costs for permit applications, and does not expect an increase in
permit applications as users are already required to have a permit to
access PMNM. NOAA has concluded that the proposed rule would not have a
significant impact on a substantial number of small entities.
Therefore, an Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis is not required
and none was prepared.
F. Paperwork Reduction Act
Notwithstanding any other provisions of the law, no person is
required to respond to, nor shall any person be subject to a penalty
for failure to comply with a collection of information subject to the
requirements of the Paperwork Reduction Act (PRA), 44 U.S.C. 3501 et
seq., unless that collection of information displays a currently valid
OMB control number.
NOAA has an OMB control number (0648-0548) for the collection of
public information related to the processing of PMNM permit
applications and reports for permits. In the most recent Information
Collection Request revision and approval for PMNM permits, NOAA
reported approximately 74 permit respondents per year. NOAA's proposal
to create a national marine sanctuary in the marine portions of the
Monument is not expected to result in an increase in the number of
requests for permits under this control number. Therefore, the annual
public reporting burden hours for permits under OMB control number
0648-0548 is not expected to increase. A large increase in the number
of permit requests would require a change to the reporting burden
certified for OMB control number 0648-0548. While not expected, if such
permit requests do increase, a revision to this control number for the
processing of permits would be requested.
Please send any comments regarding the burden estimate for this
data collection requirement or any other aspect of this data
collection, including suggestions for reducing the burden, to NOAA (see
ADDRESSES above). Comments can also be submitted to www.reginfo.gov/public/do/PRAMain. Before an agency submits a collection of information
to OMB for approval, the agency shall provide 60-day notice in the
Federal Register, and otherwise consult with members of the public and
affected agencies concerning each proposed collection of information,
to solicit comments to:
Evaluate whether the proposed collection of information is
necessary for the proper performance of the functions of the agency,
including whether the information will have practical utility;
Evaluate the accuracy of the agency's estimate of the
burden of the proposed collection of information, including the
validity of the methodology and assumptions used;
Enhance the quality, utility, and clarity of the
information to be collected; and
Minimize the burden of the collection of information on
those who are to respond, including through the use of appropriate
automated, electronic, mechanical, or other technological collection
techniques or other forms of information technology (e.g., permitting
electronic submission of responses).
G. National Historic Preservation Act
Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA, 54
U.S.C. 306108) requires Federal agencies to take into account the
effects of their undertakings on historic properties and afford the
Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (ACHP) a reasonable
opportunity to comment with regard to the undertaking. ``Historic
property'' means any prehistoric or historic district, site, building,
structure, or object included in or eligible for inclusion in the
National Register of Historic Places maintained by the Secretary of the
Interior. This term includes artifacts, records, and material remains
that are related to and located within such properties, including
properties of traditional religious and cultural importance to an
Indigenous nation or Tribe or Native Hawaiian organization (see 36 CFR
800.16(l)).
The regulations implementing section 106 of the NHPA (36 CFR part
800) establish a process requiring Federal agencies to: (1) determine
whether the undertaking is a type of activity that could affect
historic properties; (2) identify historic properties in the area of
potential effects; (3) assess potential adverse effects; and (4)
resolve adverse effects. The regulations require that Federal agencies
consult with States, Tribes, and other interested parties when making
their effect determinations. NOAA has determined that the designation
of a national marine sanctuary and related rulemaking for sanctuary-
specific regulations meet the definition of an undertaking as defined
at Sec. 800.16(y).
In fulfilling its responsibilities under section 106 of the NHPA,
NOAA initiated the section 106 review process with the State Historic
Preservation Officer (SHPO) for the proposed sanctuary designation via
letter to the State Historic Preservation Division (SHPD) through the
Hawai[revaps]i Cultural Resource Information System on November 21,
2021. NOAA also provided notice to the Advisory Council on Historic
Preservation (ACHP) on November 21, 2021. These letters and supporting
documentation identified the proposed Area of Potential Effect (APE)
and began the process to identify consulting parties (CP). Invitations
were sent to over 500 families and organizations having lineal and
cultural connections to Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea, including
cultural practitioners, Native Hawaiian Organizations, fishers
(subsistence, recreational, commercial), and government agencies. As of
January 21, 2023, NOAA received 31 requests to be a CP for the proposed
sanctuary designation and NOAA has officially recognized the 31 CPs.
NOAA will complete the identification of historic properties in the
proposed APE and the assessment of the undertaking's potential to
affect historic properties in consultation with the recognized
consulting parties. To date, ONMS has conducted 6 meetings with
recognized consulting parties. The NHPA section 106 review is ongoing,
and additional consultations will be held following the release of the
DEIS and DMP. As the DEIS is a joint Federal-State action, the State is
also preparing a Cultural Impact Assessment (CIA) and Legal Analysis
pursuant to the Hawai[revaps]i Environmental Policy Act (HEPA),
Hawai[revaps]i Revised
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Statutes (HRS) section 343, the corresponding Hawai[revaps]i
Administrative Rules (HAR) section 11-200.1, and the Environmental
Council's 1997 Guidelines for Assessing Cultural Impacts.
H. Sunken Military Craft Act
The Sunken Military Craft Act of 2004 (SMCA; Pub. L. 108-375, Title
XIV, sections 1401 to 1408; 10 U.S.C. 113 note) preserves and protects
from unauthorized disturbance all sunken military craft that are owned
by the United States government, as well as foreign sunken military
craft that lie within United States waters, as defined in the SMCA.
Thousands of U.S. sunken military craft lie in waters around the world,
many accessible to looters, treasure hunters, and others who may cause
damage to them. These craft, and their associated contents, represent a
collection of non-renewable and significant historical resources that
often serve as war graves, carry unexploded ordnance, and contain oil
and other hazardous materials. By protecting sunken military craft, the
SMCA helps reduce the potential for irreversible harm to these
nationally important historical and cultural resources.
The 1942 Battle of Midway occurred both at Midway Atoll as well as
some 100-150 nautical miles north of the atoll in the northwestern
portion of Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea. Aircraft carriers from the
historic conflict have been located in the deep ocean, and multiple
aircraft and sunken military vessels have been surveyed within the
Midway Atoll Special Management Area. Yet, hundreds of aircraft, and
several other aircraft carriers and destroyers from the battle remain
to be discovered in Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea. Sunken military
craft fall under the jurisdiction of a number of Federal agencies such
as the U.S. Navy and the U.S. Coast Guard. NOAA and FWS coordinate very
closely with the U.S. Navy and any other applicable Federal agency,
foreign State, or State agency if found within State waters, regarding
activities directed at sunken military craft discovered within the
sanctuary.
K. Coastal Zone Management Act (CZMA)
Section 307 of the Coastal Zone Management Act (CZMA; 16 U.S.C.
1456) requires Federal agencies to consult with a State's coastal
program on potential Federal agency activities that affect any land or
water use or natural resource of the coastal zone. Because the proposed
sanctuary lies partially within State waters, NOAA intends to submit a
copy of this proposed rule and supporting documents, including the
DEIS, to the State of Hawaii's Office of Planning and Sustainable
Development for evaluation of Federal consistency under the CZMA. NOAA
will publish the final rule and designation only after completion of
the Federal consistency process under the CZMA.
L. Executive Order 12898: Environmental Justice
Executive Order 12898 directs Federal agencies to identify and
address disproportionately high and adverse effects of their actions on
human health and the environment of minority or low-income populations.
The designation of national marine sanctuaries by NOAA helps to ensure
the enhancement of environmental quality for all populations in the
United States. The proposed sanctuary designation would not result in
disproportionate negative impacts on any minority or low-income
population. In addition, many of the potential impacts from designating
the proposed sanctuary would result in long-term or permanent
beneficial impacts by protecting resources, which may have a positive
impact on communities by providing employment and educational
opportunities, and potentially result in improved ecosystem services.
List of Subjects in 15 CFR Part 922
Administrative practice and procedure; Coastal zone; Cultural
resources; Environmental; Protection; Fishing; Historic preservation;
Marine protected areas; Marine resources; Natural resources; National
marine sanctuaries; Penalties; Recreation and recreation areas;
Reporting and recordkeeping requirements; Shipwrecks; Wildlife.
Nicole R. LeBoeuf,
Assistant Administrator for Ocean Services and Coastal Zone Management,
National Ocean Service, National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration.
Regulatory Amendments and Additions
For the reasons set forth above, NOAA proposes to amend part 922,
title 15 of the Code of Federal Regulations as follows:
PART 922--NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY PROGRAM REGULATIONS
0
1. The authority citation for part 922 continues to read as follows:
Authority: 16 U.S.C. 1431 et seq.
0
2. Amend Sec. 922.1 by revising paragraph (a)(2) to read as follows:
Sec. 922.1 Purposes and applicability of the regulations.
(a) * * *
(2) To implement the designations of the national marine
sanctuaries, for which specific regulations appear in subpart F through
subsequent subparts, by regulating activities affecting them,
consistent with their respective terms of designation, in order to
protect, restore, preserve, manage, and thereby ensure the health,
integrity, and continued availability of the conservation,
recreational, ecological, historical, scientific, educational,
cultural, archaeological, and aesthetic resources and qualities of
these areas.
* * * * *
0
3. Revise Sec. 922.4 to read as follows:
Sec. 922.4 Boundaries.
Subpart F and subsequent subparts of this part set forth the
boundaries for all national marine sanctuaries.
0
4. Revise Sec. 922.6 to read as follows:
Sec. 922.6 Prohibited or otherwise regulated activities.
Subpart F and subsequent subparts of this part set forth site-
specific regulations applicable to the activities specified therein.
0
5. Amend Sec. 922.30 by:
0
a. Revising paragraph (a)(2);
0
b. Removing the word ``and'' at the end of paragraph (b)(5);
0
c. Removing the period at the end of paragraph (b)(6) and adding ``;
and'' in its place; and
0
d. Adding paragraphs (b)(7) and (8).
The additions read as follows:
Sec. 922.30 National Marine Sanctuary general permits
(a) * * *
(2) The permit procedures and criteria for all national marine
sanctuaries in which the proposed activity is to take place in
accordance with relevant site-specific regulations appearing in subpart
F and subsequent subparts of this part.
* * * * *
(b) * * *
(7) Native Hawaiian Practices--activities that allow for Native
Hawaiian practices within Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea and
(8) Recreation--recreational activities within
Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea limited to the Midway Atoll Special
Management Area.
0
6. Amend Sec. 922.33 by removing the word ``and'' at the end of
paragraph (a)(8), removing the period at the end of paragraph (a)(9)
and adding ``; and'' in
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its place, and by adding paragraphs (a)(10), (11), and (12).
The additions read as follows:
Sec. 922.33 Review procedures and evaluation.
(a) * * *
(10) For Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea National Marine Sanctuary,
there is no practicable alternative to conducting the activity within
the sanctuary and the activity can be conducted with adequate
safeguards for the resources and ecological integrity of the sanctuary.
(11) For Native Hawaiian Practices within
Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea National Marine Sanctuary:
(i) The activity is non-commercial and will not involve the sale of
any organism or material collected;
(ii) The purpose and intent of this activity is appropriate and
deemed necessary by traditional standards in the Native Hawaiian
culture (pono), and demonstrates an understanding of, and background
in, the traditional practice, and its associated values and protocols;
(iii) The activity benefits the resources of the Northwestern
Hawaiian Islands and the Native Hawaiian community; the activity
supports or advances the perpetuation of traditional knowledge and
ancestral connections of Native Hawaiians to the Northwestern Hawaiian
Islands; and
(iv) Any sanctuary resource harvested from the sanctuary will be
consumed in the sanctuary.
(12) For Recreation permits within Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea
National Marine Sanctuary:
(i) The activity is for the purpose of recreation within the Midway
Special Management Area;
(ii) The activity is not associated with any for-hire operation;
and
(iii) The activity does not involve any extractive use.
* * * * *
0
7. Amend 922.37 by revising paragraphs (a)(2) and (3) to read as
follows:
Sec. 922.37 Appeals of permitting decisions.
(a) * * *
(2) Except for Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea National Marine
Sanctuary, an applicant or a holder of a National Marine Sanctuary
permit issued pursuant to Sec. 922.30 or pursuant to site-specific
regulations appearing in subparts F through subsequent subparts of this
part;
(3) Except for Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea National Marine
Sanctuary, an applicant or a holder of a special use permit issued
pursuant to section 310 of the Act and Sec. 922.31;
* * * * *
0
8. Add subpart W to read as follows:
Subpart W--Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea National Marine Sanctuary
Sec.
922.240 Boundary.
922.241 Definitions.
922.242 Co-management.
922.243 Access.
922.244 Prohibited or otherwise regulated activities.
922.245 Permit procedures and criteria.
Appendix A to Subpart W of Part 922--Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea
National Marine Sanctuary Boundary Description and Coordinates
Appendix B to Subpart W of Part 922--Coordinates for the Outer
Sanctuary Zone
Appendix C to Subpart W of Part 922--Coordinates for the Midway
Atoll Special Management Area
Appendix D to Subpart W of Part 922--Coordinates for the Special
Preservation Areas (SPAs)
Appendix E to Subpart W of Part 922--Coordinates for the Ship
Reporting Area
Appendix F to Subpart W of Part 922--IMO Standard Reporting Format
and Data Syntax for Ship Reporting System
Subpart W--Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea National Marine Sanctuary
Sec. 922.240 Boundary.
Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea National Marine Sanctuary consists of
an area of approximately 582,570 square miles (439,910 square nautical
miles) of Pacific Ocean waters surrounding the Northwest Hawaiian
Islands and the submerged lands thereunder. The precise boundary
coordinates are listed in appendix A to this subpart. The outer seaward
sanctuary boundary begins approximately 200 nautical miles SW of Kure
Atoll at Point 1 and continues from this point roughly north to each
successive point in numerical order to Point 232 which is approximately
204 nautical miles north of Kure Atoll. From Point 232 the sanctuary
boundary continues roughly ESE to each successive point in numerical
order to Point 609 which is approximately 200 nautical miles NE of
Necker Island. From Point 609 the sanctuary boundary continues south to
Point 610 which is approximately 90 nautical miles ENE of Necker
Island. From Point 610 the sanctuary boundary continues roughly east
and then SE and south to Point 635 which is approximately 50 nautical
miles east of Nihoa. From Point 635 the sanctuary boundary continues
roughly south and then SW and west to each successive point in
numerical order to Point 662 which is approximately 71 nautical miles
SW of Nihoa. From Point 662 the sanctuary boundary continues south to
Point 663 which is approximately 236 nautical miles SSW of Nihoa. From
Point 663 the sanctuary boundary continues roughly NW to each
successive point in numerical order to Point 703 which is approximately
200 nautical miles SSE of Necker Island. From Point 703 the boundary
continues roughly NW to each successive point in numerical order to
Point 1128 where it ends approximately 200 nautical miles SW of Kure
Atoll. The inner landward boundary of the sanctuary follows the
shoreline as defined by the State of Hawai[revaps]i (HAR Sec. 13-222).
Sec. 922.241 Definitions.
In addition to those definitions found at Sec. 922.11, the
following definitions apply to this subpart. To the extent that a term
appears in Sec. 922.11 and this section, the definition in this
section governs.
Areas to be avoided (ATBA) means the four designated areas that
should be avoided by vessels that are conducting passage without
interruption through the sanctuary. The precise boundary coordinates
for the ATBAs are listed in appendix E to this subpart.
Bottomfish species means all species of bottomfish as defined at 50
CFR 665.201.
Commercial fishing means, as defined in the Magnuson-Stevens
Fishery Conservation and Management Act, fishing in which the fish
harvested, either in whole or in part, are intended to enter commerce
or enter commerce through sale, barter, or trade.
Ecological integrity means a condition determined to be
characteristic of an ecosystem that has the ability to maintain the
function, structure, and abundance of natural biological communities,
including rates of change in response to natural environmental
variation.
Midway Atoll Special Management Area means the area of the
sanctuary surrounding Midway Atoll out to a distance of 12 nautical
miles. The coordinates are listed in appendix C to this subpart.
Native Hawaiian practices means cultural activities conducted for
the purposes of perpetuating traditional knowledge, caring for and
protecting the environment and strengthening cultural and spiritual
connections to the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands that have demonstrable
benefits to the Native Hawaiian community. This may include, but is not
limited to, the non-commercial use of sanctuary resources for direct
personal consumption while in the sanctuary.
Non-commercial fishing means fishing that does not meet the
definition of commercial fishing in the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery
Conservation and
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Management Act, and includes, but is not limited to, sustenance,
subsistence, traditional indigenous, and recreational fishing.
Office of Law Enforcement (OLE) means NOAA, National Marine
Fisheries, Office of Law Enforcement.
Outer Sanctuary Zone (OSZ) means the waters and submerged lands
extending from approximately 50 nautical miles from all islands and
emergent lands of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands to the extent of
the seaward limit of the United States Exclusive Economic Zone (U.S.
EEZ) west of 163[deg] West Longitude. The precise boundary coordinates
for the OSZ are listed in appendix B to this subpart.
Particularly Sensitive Sea Area (PSSA) means an area that needs
special protection through action by IMO because of its significance
for recognized ecological, socio-economic, or scientific attributes
where such attributes may be vulnerable to damage by international
shipping activities.
Pelagic species means Western Pacific Pelagic Management Unit
Species as defined at 50 CFR 665.800.
Pono means appropriate, correct, and deemed necessary by
traditional standards in Hawaiian culture.
Recreational activity means an activity conducted for personal
enjoyment within the Midway Atoll Special Management Area that does not
result in the extraction of sanctuary resources and that does not
involve a fee-for-service transaction. This includes, but is not
limited to, wildlife viewing, SCUBA diving, snorkeling, and boating.
Reporting area means the area of the proposed sanctuary that
extends outward ten nautical miles from the PSSA boundary, as
designated by the IMO, and excludes the ATBAs that fall within the PSSA
boundary. The precise boundary coordinates for the reporting area are
listed in appendix E to this subpart.
Scientific instrument means a device, vehicle, or tool used for
scientific purposes and is inclusive of structures, materials, or other
matter incidental to proper use of such device, vehicle, or tool.
Special Preservation Area (SPA) means discrete, biologically
important areas of the sanctuary within which uses are subject to
certain conditions, restrictions, and prohibitions, including but not
limited to access restrictions. The coordinates are listed in Appendix
D to this subpart.
Stowed and not available for immediate use means not readily
accessible for immediate use, e.g., by being securely covered and
lashed to a deck or bulkhead, tied down, unbaited, unloaded, or
partially disassembled (e.g., spear shafts being kept separate from
spear guns).
Sustenance fishing means fishing for bottomfish or pelagic species
in which all catch is consumed within the sanctuary, and that is
incidental to an activity permitted under this part.
Vessel monitoring system (VMS) means a mobile transceiver unit that
is approved by NOAA's Office for Law Enforcement for use on vessels
permitted to access the sanctuary.
Sec. 922.242 Co-management.
NOAA's Office of National Marine Sanctuaries has primary
responsibility for the management of the sanctuary pursuant to the
National Marine Sanctuaries Act. However, as the sanctuary includes
State waters, NOAA will co-manage Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea
National Marine Sanctuary with the State of Hawai[revaps]i. The Office
of National Marine Sanctuaries may enter into a Memorandum of Agreement
with the State of Hawai[revaps]i regarding this collaboration that may
address, but not be limited to, sanctuary resource protection,
educational programs, permitting, research activities, development, and
threats to sanctuary resources.
Sec. 922.243 Access.
(a) Access to the Sanctuary is prohibited and thus unlawful except:
(1) When conducting emergency response actions, law enforcement
activities, and activities and exercises of the Armed Forces in
accordance with Sec. 922.244(b) and (c);
(2) Pursuant to a permit issued under Sec. 922.245;
(3) When conducting non-commercial fishing activities in the OSZ
authorized under the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and
Management Act provided that no sale of harvested fish occurs;
(4) When conducting passage without interruption in accordance with
paragraphs (b), (c), and (d) of this section.
(b) A vessel may pass without interruption through the sanctuary
without requiring a permit as long as the vessel does not stop, anchor,
or engage in the prohibited activities listed in Sec. 922.244 within
the sanctuary;
(c) When conducting passage without interruption vessel discharges
are limited to the following:
(1) Vessel engine cooling water, weather deck runoff, and vessel
engine exhaust within Special Preservation Areas or the Midway Atoll
Special Management Area;
(2) Discharge incidental to vessel operations such as deck wash,
approved marine sanitation device effluent, cooling water, and engine
exhaust in areas other than Special Preservation Areas or the Midway
Atoll Special Management Area.
(d) For areas of the sanctuary that are contained within the
reporting area surrounding the PSSA designated by the International
Maritime Organization (IMO), a ship reporting system (CORAL SHIPREP)
specified below shall be in effect. The coordinates for the Reporting
Area are listed in appendix E to this subpart.
(1) The ship reporting system as specified in paragraphs (d)(3)
through (7) of this section does not apply to the following vessels:
(i) Vessels conducting emergency response actions, law enforcement
activities, and activities and exercises of the Armed Forces in
accordance with Sec. 922.244(b) and (c);
(ii) Vessels conducting activities pursuant to a permit issued
under Sec. 922.245;
(iii) Vessels conducting non-commercial fishing activities in the
OSZ authorized under the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and
Management Act; and
(iv) Vessels entitled to sovereign immunity in accordance with
generally recognized principles of international law.
(2) The following vessels, passing through the reporting area of
the sanctuary without interruption must participate in the ship
reporting system as specified in paragraphs (d)(3) through (7) of this
section:
(i) Vessels of the United States of any size;
(ii) All other ships 300 gross tonnage or greater that are entering
or departing a United States port or place; and
(iv) All other ships of any size entering or departing a United
States port or place and experiencing an emergency while transiting
through the reporting area.
(3) All vessels passing through the reporting area of the sanctuary
without interruption other than those described in paragraph (d)(2) of
this section are encouraged to participate in the ship reporting system
set forth in paragraphs (d)(3) through (7) of this section.
(4) Immediately upon entering the reporting area, vessels described
in paragraph (d)(2) of this section must provide the following
information by email sent to [email protected] in the IMO
standard reporting format and data syntax shown in appendix F to this
subpart:
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(i) Vessel name, call sign or ship station identity, flag, and IMO
identification number if applicable, and either Federal documentation
or State registration number if applicable;
(ii) Date, time (UTC) and month of entry;
(iii) Position;
(iv) True course;
(v) Speed in knots and tenths;
(vi) Destination and estimated time of arrival;
(vii) Intended route through the reporting area;
(viii) Vessel draft (in meters);
(ix) Categories of hazardous cargoes on board;
(x) Any vessel defects or deficiencies that restrict
maneuverability or impair normal navigation;
(xi) Any pollution incident or goods lost overboard within the
PSSA, the reporting area, or the U.S. EEZ;
(xii) Contact information for the vessel's agent or owner;
(xiii) Vessel size (length overall, gross tonnage) and type;
(xiv) Total number of persons on board;
(5) Immediately upon leaving the reporting area, vessels described
in paragraph (d)(2) of this section must provide the following
information by email sent to [email protected] in the IMO
standard reporting format and data syntax shown in appendix F to this
subpart:
(i) Vessel name, call sign or ship station identity, flag, and IMO
identification number if applicable, and either Federal documentation
or State registration number if applicable;
(ii) Date, time (UTC), and month of exit;
(iii) Position; and
(iv) Any pollution incident or goods lost overboard within the
PSSA, the reporting area, or the U.S. EEZ.
(6) For vessels that are not equipped with on-board email
capability, advanced notice of entrance (as outlined in paragraph
(d)(4) of this section) shall be provided at least 72 hours, but not
more than one month, prior to entering the reporting area. Notification
of departure (as outlined in paragraph (d)(5) of this section) must be
provided within 12 hours of leaving. Notification under this paragraph
may be made by email, telephone, or fax, by contacting:
(i) Email: [email protected];
(ii) Telephone: 1-808-395-6944 or 1-866-478-6944; or
(iii) Fax: 1-808-455-3093
(7) Further reports shall be made by the vessels described in
paragraph (d)(2) of this section, and are encouraged for the vessels
described in paragraph (d)(3) of this section, whenever there is a
change in navigation status or circumstances, particularly in relation
to the intended route, defects or deficiencies.
Sec. 922.244 Prohibited or otherwise regulated activities.
(a) The following activities are prohibited and thus are unlawful
for any person to conduct or to cause to be conducted within the
sanctuary, except as specified in paragraphs (b) through (f) of this
section:
(1) Exploring for, developing, or producing oil, gas, or minerals,
or any energy development activities;
(2) Using or attempting to use poisons, electrical charges, or
explosives in the collection or harvest of a sanctuary resource;
(3) Introducing or otherwise releasing an introduced species from
within or into the sanctuary;
(4) Deserting a vessel;
(5) Commercial fishing and possessing commercial fishing gear
except when stowed and not available for immediate use;
(6) Anchoring on or having a vessel anchored on any living or dead
coral with an anchor, anchor chain, or anchor rope;
(7) Non-commercial fishing and possessing non-commercial fishing
gear except when stowed and not available for immediate use;
(8) Drilling into, dredging, or otherwise altering the submerged
lands; or constructing, placing, or abandoning any structure, material,
or other matter on the submerged lands;
(9) Removing, moving, taking, harvesting, possessing, injuring,
disturbing, or damaging; or attempting to remove, move, take, harvest,
possess, injure, disturb, or damage any living or nonliving sanctuary
resource;
(10) Attracting any living sanctuary resource;
(11) Touching coral, living or dead;
(12) Swimming, snorkeling, or closed or open circuit SCUBA diving;
(13) Discharging or depositing any material or other matter into
the sanctuary, or discharging or depositing any material or other
matter outside of the sanctuary that subsequently enters the sanctuary
and injures or has the potential to injure any resources of the
sanctuary, except as described at Sec. 922.243 for vessel passage
without interruption; and
(14) Anchoring a vessel.
(b) The prohibitions in paragraph (a) of this section do not apply
to activities necessary to respond to emergencies threatening life,
property, or the environment, or to activities necessary for law
enforcement purposes.
(c) The prohibitions in paragraph (a) of this section do not apply
to activities and exercises of the U.S. Armed Forces (including those
carried out by the U.S. Coast Guard). This includes the U.S. Armed
Forces' response to emergencies posing an unacceptable threat to human
health or safety or to the marine environment and admitting of no other
feasible solution. All activities and exercises of the U.S. Armed
Forces shall be carried out in a manner that avoids, to the extent
practicable and consistent with operational requirements, adverse
impacts on sanctuary resources and qualities. These regulations shall
not limit or otherwise affect the U.S. Armed Forces discretion to use,
maintain, improve, manage, or control any property under their
administrative control or otherwise limit the availability of such
property for military mission purposes, including, but not limited to,
defensive areas and airspace reservations.
(d) The prohibitions in paragraphs (a)(7) through (14) of this
section do not apply to non-commercial fishing activities in the OSZ
authorized under the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and
Management Act provided that no sale of harvested fish occurs.
(e) The prohibitions in paragraphs (a)(7) through (14) of this
section, do not apply to any activity conducted under and in accordance
with the scope, purpose, terms, and conditions of a sanctuary general
permit, or special use permit issued pursuant to subpart D of this
part. In no event, may the Director issue a National Marine Sanctuary
general permit or special use permit authorizing or otherwise approving
activities listed in paragraph (a)(8) of this section for anything
other than scientific instruments, when the activity occurs within the
OSZ.
(f) The prohibitions in paragraph (a) of this section shall not
restrict scientific exploration or research activities by or for the
Secretary of Commerce or the Secretary of the Interior when the
activity occurs within the OSZ.
Sec. 922.245 Permit procedures and criteria.
(a) A person may conduct an activity otherwise prohibited by Sec.
922.244(a)(7) through (14), if such activity is conducted in accordance
with the scope, purpose, terms, and conditions of, a permit issued
under this section and subpart D of this part.
(b) Applications for permits should be addressed to the NOAA Inouye
Regional Center, Office of National Marine Sanctuaries; ATT: Permit
Coordinator,
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Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea, 1845 Wasp Blvd., Building 176, Honolulu,
HI 96818.
(c) The Secretary may authorize sustenance fishing outside of any
Special Preservation Area as a term or condition of any general permit
or special use permit issued under this section and subpart D of this
part. Sustenance fishing in the Midway Atoll Special Management Area
shall not be allowed unless the activity has been determined by the
Director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service or their designee to be
compatible with the purposes for which the Midway Atoll National
Wildlife Refuge was established. Sustenance fishing must be conducted
in a manner compatible with this part, including considering the extent
to which the conduct of the activity may diminish Sanctuary resources,
qualities, and ecological integrity, as well as any indirect,
secondary, or cumulative effects of the activity and the duration of
such effects. The Secretary will develop procedures for systematic
reporting of sustenance fishing.
(d) An owner or operator of a vessel that has been issued a general
permit or special use permit under this section and subpart D of this
part must ensure that such vessel has a NOAA OLE type-approved VMS on
board when operating within the sanctuary. OLE has authority over the
type of VMS used and the installation and operation of the VMS unit.
OLE may authorize the connection or order the disconnection of
additional equipment, including a computer, to any VMS unit when deemed
appropriate by OLE. The owner or operator of a vessel must coordinate
with OLE to install and activate an approved VMS prior to departure.
(1) When a vessel's VMS is not operating properly at sea, the owner
or operator must immediately contact OLE, and follow instructions from
that office. If notified by OLE that a vessel's VMS is not operating
properly, the owner and operator must follow instructions from that
office. In either event, such instructions may include, but are not
limited to:
(i) Manually communicating a vessel's location as directed by OLE;
or
(ii) Returning to port until the VMS is operable.
(2) The following activities regarding VMS are prohibited and thus
unlawful for any person to conduct or cause to be conducted:
(i) Operating any vessel within the sanctuary without an OLE type
approved VMS;
(ii) Failing to install, activate, repair, or replace a VMS prior
to leaving port;
(iii) Failing to operate and maintain a VMS on board the vessel at
all times;
(iv) Tampering with, damaging, destroying, altering, or in any way
distorting, rendering useless, inoperative, ineffective, or inaccurate
the VMS, or VMS signal;
(v) Failing to contact OLE or follow OLE instructions when
automatic position reporting has been interrupted;
(vi) Registering a VMS to more than one vessel at the same time;
(vii) Connecting or leaving connected additional equipment to a VMS
unit without the prior approval of OLE; and
(viii) Making a false statement, oral or written, to an authorized
officer regarding the installation, use, operation, or maintenance of a
VMS unit or communication service provider.
(3) As a condition of authorized access to the sanctuary, a vessel
owner or operator subject to the requirements for a VMS in this section
must allow OLE, the U.S. Coast Guard, and their authorized officers and
designees access to the vessel's position data obtained from the VMS.
Consistent with other applicable laws, including the limitations on
access to, and use of, VMS data collected under the Magnuson-Stevens
Fishery Conservation and Management Act, the Secretary of Commerce and
the Secretary of the Interior may have access to, and use of, collected
data for scientific, statistical, and management purposes.
Appendix A to Subpart W of Part 922--Papah[amacr]naumoku[amacr]kea
National Marine Sanctuary Boundary Description and Coordinates
[Coordinates listed in this appendix are unprojected (Geographic)
and based on the North American Datum of 1983]
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Point No. Longitude Latitude
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1....................................... 180.00000 25.38976
2....................................... 179.99985 25.38982
3....................................... 179.96681 25.40451
4....................................... 179.93392 25.41950
5....................................... 179.90119 25.43478
6....................................... 179.86863 25.45034
7....................................... 179.83622 25.46619
8....................................... 179.78793 25.49050
9....................................... 179.75595 25.50707
10...................................... 179.72415 25.52391
11...................................... 179.69252 25.54104
12...................................... 179.66108 25.55844
13...................................... 179.62981 25.57612
14...................................... 179.59874 25.59408
15...................................... 179.56786 25.61231
16...................................... 179.53716 25.63081
17...................................... 179.50667 25.64959
18...................................... 179.47637 25.66863
19...................................... 179.44627 25.68794
20...................................... 179.41638 25.70751
21...................................... 179.38670 25.72735
22...................................... 179.35722 25.74745
23...................................... 179.32796 25.76781
24...................................... 179.28448 25.79883
25...................................... 179.25576 25.81983
26...................................... 179.22255 25.84463
27...................................... 179.18175 25.87583
28...................................... 179.15383 25.89770
29...................................... 179.12613 25.91982
30...................................... 179.09868 25.94218
31...................................... 179.07146 25.96479
32...................................... 179.03108 25.99915
33...................................... 179.00447 26.02235
34...................................... 178.97810 26.04578
35...................................... 178.93902 26.08137
36...................................... 178.91329 26.10537
37...................................... 178.88781 26.12961
38...................................... 178.86259 26.15407
39...................................... 178.82525 26.19117
40...................................... 178.80068 26.21618
41...................................... 178.77639 26.24141
42...................................... 178.75236 26.26685
43...................................... 178.71683 26.30540
44...................................... 178.69349 26.33136
45...................................... 178.65901 26.37068
46...................................... 178.63637 26.39715
47...................................... 178.61378 26.42409
48...................................... 178.59171 26.45096
49...................................... 178.56993 26.47801
50...................................... 178.54844 26.50526
51...................................... 178.52725 26.53270
52...................................... 178.49601 26.57420
53...................................... 178.46544 26.61611
54...................................... 178.44544 26.64427
55...................................... 178.41601 26.68685
56...................................... 178.39677 26.71544
57...................................... 178.37784 26.74421
58...................................... 178.35922 26.77314
59...................................... 178.34092 26.80223
60...................................... 178.30653 26.85803
61...................................... 178.28885 26.88744
62...................................... 178.26294 26.93185
63...................................... 178.24606 26.96164
64...................................... 178.22951 26.99158
65...................................... 178.21329 27.02166
66...................................... 178.19632 27.05394
67...................................... 178.17402 27.09774
68...................................... 178.15895 27.12831
69...................................... 178.14422 27.15901
70...................................... 178.12274 27.20529
71...................................... 178.10884 27.23631
72...................................... 178.08864 27.28305
73...................................... 178.06920 27.33006
74...................................... 178.05667 27.36154
75...................................... 178.03853 27.40896
76...................................... 178.02687 27.44071
77...................................... 178.01003 27.48851
78...................................... 177.99924 27.52051
79...................................... 177.98881 27.55259
80...................................... 177.97873 27.58477
81...................................... 177.96901 27.61703
82...................................... 177.95509 27.66559
83...................................... 177.94198 27.71432
84...................................... 177.93368 27.74690
85...................................... 177.92568 27.77984
86...................................... 177.91811 27.81256
87...................................... 177.90744 27.86176
88...................................... 177.90079 27.89464
89...................................... 177.89149 27.94406
90...................................... 177.88574 27.97707
91...................................... 177.88037 28.01014
92...................................... 177.87300 28.05982
93...................................... 177.86647 28.10959
94...................................... 177.86258 28.14281
95...................................... 177.85744 28.19271
96...................................... 177.85447 28.22601
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97...................................... 177.85073 28.27600
98...................................... 177.84871 28.30936
99...................................... 177.84706 28.34273
100..................................... 177.84529 28.39281
101..................................... 177.84436 28.44291
102..................................... 177.84422 28.47631
103..................................... 177.84445 28.50971
104..................................... 177.84551 28.55981
105..................................... 177.84670 28.59348
106..................................... 177.84844 28.63098
107..................................... 177.85148 28.68101
108..................................... 177.85399 28.71434
109..................................... 177.85761 28.75561
110..................................... 177.86197 28.79830
111..................................... 177.86786 28.84813
112..................................... 177.87226 28.88131
113..................................... 177.87543 28.90360
114..................................... 177.87967 28.93173
115..................................... 177.88514 28.96554
116..................................... 177.89133 29.00123
117..................................... 177.90063 29.05066
118..................................... 177.90735 29.08379
119..................................... 177.91806 29.13300
120..................................... 177.92567 29.16572
121..................................... 177.93780 29.21468
122..................................... 177.94636 29.24722
123..................................... 177.95989 29.29590
124..................................... 177.96959 29.32896
125..................................... 177.97946 29.36122
126..................................... 177.98970 29.39340
127..................................... 178.00575 29.44148
128..................................... 178.01692 29.47341
129..................................... 178.03438 29.52113
130..................................... 178.04647 29.55280
131..................................... 178.06531 29.60012
132..................................... 178.08497 29.64717
133..................................... 178.09853 29.67840
134..................................... 178.11268 29.71000
135..................................... 178.13426 29.75642
136..................................... 178.15665 29.80255
137..................................... 178.17203 29.83313
138..................................... 178.19577 29.87875
139..................................... 178.21216 29.90921
140..................................... 178.22879 29.93930
141..................................... 178.25439 29.98416
142..................................... 178.27525 30.01949
143..................................... 178.29311 30.04905
144..................................... 178.31861 30.09001
145..................................... 178.34009 30.12350
146..................................... 178.35931 30.15271
147..................................... 178.38857 30.19588
148..................................... 178.41018 30.22681
149..................................... 178.43934 30.26737
150..................................... 178.47063 30.30946
151..................................... 178.49239 30.33792
152..................................... 178.51400 30.36556
153..................................... 178.54703 30.40666
154..................................... 178.57973 30.44608
155..................................... 178.60482 30.47552
156..................................... 178.62805 30.50216
157..................................... 178.65341 30.53061
158..................................... 178.68811 30.56854
159..................................... 178.71589 30.59815
160..................................... 178.75298 30.63662
161..................................... 178.77809 30.66199
162..................................... 178.80351 30.68713
163..................................... 178.84220 30.72443
164..................................... 178.88157 30.76121
165..................................... 178.90818 30.78543
166..................................... 178.94864 30.82133
167..................................... 178.97598 30.84496
168..................................... 179.00360 30.86835
169..................................... 179.04556 30.90297
170..................................... 179.07393 30.92578
171..................................... 179.11693 30.95947
172..................................... 179.14594 30.98161
173..................................... 179.18995 31.01433
174..................................... 179.21963 31.03582
175..................................... 179.26463 31.06757
176..................................... 179.29516 31.08855
177..................................... 179.34112 31.11928
178..................................... 179.38763 31.14941
179..................................... 179.41894 31.16915
180..................................... 179.45050 31.18861
181..................................... 179.49827 31.21728
182..................................... 179.54657 31.24532
183..................................... 179.57905 31.26365
184..................................... 179.61792 31.28512
185..................................... 179.65085 31.30287
186..................................... 179.70065 31.32895
187..................................... 179.73411 31.34598
188..................................... 179.77707 31.36728
189..................................... 179.81095 31.38371
190..................................... 179.86214 31.40779
191..................................... 179.89652 31.42346
192..................................... 179.94844 31.44640
193..................................... 179.98329 31.46131
194..................................... -180.00000 31.46823
195..................................... -179.96410 31.48309
196..................................... -179.92880 31.49722
197..................................... -179.89333 31.51105
198..................................... -179.83980 31.53119
199..................................... -179.78591 31.55062
200..................................... -179.74978 31.56318
201..................................... -179.71350 31.57542
202..................................... -179.65880 31.59317
203..................................... -179.62215 31.60460
204..................................... -179.56692 31.62114
205..................................... -179.51138 31.63695
206..................................... -179.47371 31.64721
207..................................... -179.41770 31.66179
208..................................... -179.38021 31.67109
209..................................... -179.33210 31.68252
210..................................... -179.28243 31.69383
211..................................... -179.23675 31.70369
212..................................... -179.19878 31.71149
213..................................... -179.16071 31.71896
214..................................... -179.10344 31.72953
215..................................... -179.06516 31.73615
216..................................... -179.00758 31.74546
217..................................... -178.94983 31.75399
218..................................... -178.90738 31.75980
219..................................... -178.86874 31.76473
220..................................... -178.82975 31.76934
221..................................... -178.79099 31.77358
222..................................... -178.75218 31.77748
223..................................... -178.71332 31.78104
224..................................... -178.67441 31.78425
225..................................... -178.63547 31.78712
226..................................... -178.59650 31.78964
227..................................... -178.55749 31.79182
228..................................... -178.51846 31.79366
229..................................... -178.47941 31.79515
230..................................... -178.43412 31.79649
231..................................... -178.39504 31.79729
232..................................... -178.35596 31.79775
233..................................... -178.32396 31.79786
234..................................... -178.28487 31.79769
235..................................... -178.24553 31.79717
236..................................... -178.20645 31.79631
237..................................... -178.16738 31.79510
238..................................... -178.12834 31.79354
239..................................... -178.08931 31.79165
240..................................... -178.05031 31.78940
241..................................... -178.01134 31.78682
242..................................... -177.97241 31.78389
243..................................... -177.93351 31.78061
244..................................... -177.89466 31.77699
245..................................... -177.85585 31.77303
246..................................... -177.81646 31.76865
247..................................... -177.77776 31.76401
248..................................... -177.73912 31.75902
249..................................... -177.70055 31.75369
250..................................... -177.66205 31.74802
251..................................... -177.62362 31.74202
252..................................... -177.58526 31.73567
253..................................... -177.54140 31.72800
254..................................... -177.50321 31.72097
255..................................... -177.46512 31.71361
256..................................... -177.42712 31.70592
257..................................... -177.38921 31.69789
258..................................... -177.35141 31.68952
259..................................... -177.31372 31.68082
260..................................... -177.27613 31.67179
261..................................... -177.23866 31.66242
262..................................... -177.20131 31.65273
263..................................... -177.16094 31.64185
264..................................... -177.12384 31.63149
265..................................... -177.08687 31.62082
266..................................... -177.04995 31.60978
267..................................... -176.99406 31.60543
268..................................... -176.95227 31.60174
269..................................... -176.91352 31.59795
270..................................... -176.87481 31.59382
271..................................... -176.83616 31.58934
272..................................... -176.79756 31.58453
273..................................... -176.73979 31.57666
274..................................... -176.70136 31.57100
275..................................... -176.66300 31.56499
276..................................... -176.60561 31.55534
277..................................... -176.56718 31.54844
278..................................... -176.52911 31.54125
279..................................... -176.49114 31.53372
280..................................... -176.45325 31.52586
281..................................... -176.41282 31.51708
282..................................... -176.37095 31.50759
283..................................... -176.33338 31.49873
284..................................... -176.29414 31.48910
285..................................... -176.23818 31.47469
286..................................... -176.20102 31.46467
287..................................... -176.14552 31.44902
288..................................... -176.10869 31.43818
289..................................... -176.07199 31.42701
290..................................... -176.03543 31.41553
291..................................... -175.99902 31.40371
292..................................... -175.94468 31.38539
293..................................... -175.90865 31.37278
294..................................... -175.87278 31.35985
295..................................... -175.83644 31.34637
296..................................... -175.80089 31.33281
297..................................... -175.76551 31.31893
298..................................... -175.72777 31.30370
299..................................... -175.67361 31.30264
300..................................... -175.62462 31.30118
301..................................... -175.58577 31.29962
302..................................... -175.56300 31.29856
303..................................... -175.50480 31.29533
304..................................... -175.44667 31.29132
305..................................... -175.38862 31.28654
306..................................... -175.33066 31.28099
307..................................... -175.27281 31.27467
308..................................... -175.21509 31.26757
309..................................... -175.15433 31.25928
310..................................... -175.10019 31.25117
311..................................... -175.05021 31.24316
312..................................... -174.99307 31.23327
313..................................... -174.93613 31.22261
314..................................... -174.87938 31.21120
315..................................... -174.82112 31.19865
316..................................... -174.78357 31.19012
317..................................... -174.74612 31.18126
318..................................... -174.69017 31.16735
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319..................................... -174.65301 31.15766
320..................................... -174.61598 31.14764
321..................................... -174.57907 31.13730
322..................................... -174.54229 31.12663
323..................................... -174.48737 31.11001
324..................................... -174.43277 31.09266
325..................................... -174.39656 31.08069
326..................................... -174.36049 31.06840
327..................................... -174.32457 31.05579
328..................................... -174.28881 31.04287
329..................................... -174.25322 31.02962
330..................................... -174.21779 31.01607
331..................................... -174.16782 30.99630
332..................................... -174.12317 30.97807
333..................................... -174.08834 30.96342
334..................................... -174.03646 30.94087
335..................................... -174.00210 30.92545
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909..................................... -172.32414 22.45515
910..................................... -172.37735 22.46346
911..................................... -172.41274 22.46941
912..................................... -172.46572 22.47892
913..................................... -172.50095 22.48566
914..................................... -172.55367 22.49638
915..................................... -172.58872 22.50392
916..................................... -172.64114 22.51582
917..................................... -172.67599 22.52415
918..................................... -172.71075 22.53279
919..................................... -172.76272 22.54635
920..................................... -172.79725 22.55578
921..................................... -172.83168 22.56552
922..................................... -172.86601 22.57558
923..................................... -172.90023 22.58594
924..................................... -172.95136 22.60207
925..................................... -172.98531 22.61320
926..................................... -173.03602 22.63048
927..................................... -173.08645 22.64845
928..................................... -173.11992 22.66081
929..................................... -173.15325 22.67347
930..................................... -173.18646 22.68643
931..................................... -173.23601 22.70643
932..................................... -173.26888 22.72014
933..................................... -173.30160 22.73415
934..................................... -173.34556 22.75354
935..................................... -173.37723 22.74830
936..................................... -173.41276 22.74274
937..................................... -173.44836 22.73750
938..................................... -173.48400 22.73258
939..................................... -173.51970 22.72798
940..................................... -173.55544 22.72371
941..................................... -173.59122 22.71976
942..................................... -173.62704 22.71613
943..................................... -173.66290 22.71283
944..................................... -173.69879 22.70985
945..................................... -173.73471 22.70720
946..................................... -173.77065 22.70487
947..................................... -173.80661 22.70286
948..................................... -173.84260 22.70118
949..................................... -173.87860 22.69983
950..................................... -173.91461 22.69880
951..................................... -173.95063 22.69810
952..................................... -173.98666 22.69772
953..................................... -174.02268 22.69767
954..................................... -174.05871 22.69794
955..................................... -174.09473 22.69854
956..................................... -174.13075 22.69947
957..................................... -174.16675 22.70072
958..................................... -174.20274 22.70229
959..................................... -174.23871 22.70419
960..................................... -174.27466 22.70642
961..................................... -174.31059 22.70897
962..................................... -174.34649 22.71185
963..................................... -174.38235 22.71504
964..................................... -174.41819 22.71857
965..................................... -174.45398 22.72242
966..................................... -174.48974 22.72659
967..................................... -174.52545 22.73108
968..................................... -174.56111 22.73589
969..................................... -174.59672 22.74103
970..................................... -174.63227 22.74649
971..................................... -174.66777 22.75227
972..................................... -174.70321 22.75837
973..................................... -174.73859 22.76479
974..................................... -174.77389 22.77153
975..................................... -174.82672 22.78224
976..................................... -174.86184 22.78978
977..................................... -174.89689 22.79763
978..................................... -174.93185 22.80580
979..................................... -174.96673 22.81429
980..................................... -175.00151 22.82309
981..................................... -175.03621 22.83220
982..................................... -175.07081 22.84163
983..................................... -175.10531 22.85136
984..................................... -175.13972 22.86141
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985..................................... -175.17401 22.87177
986..................................... -175.20820 22.88244
987..................................... -175.24228 22.89342
988..................................... -175.27624 22.90471
989..................................... -175.31009 22.91630
990..................................... -175.34381 22.92820
991..................................... -175.37741 22.94040
992..................................... -175.41089 22.95290
993..................................... -175.44423 22.96571
994..................................... -175.47744 22.97882
995..................................... -175.51051 22.99222
996..................................... -175.54345 23.00593
997..................................... -175.57624 23.01993
998..................................... -175.60888 23.03422
999..................................... -175.64138 23.04881
1000.................................... -175.67372 23.06370
1001.................................... -175.70591 23.07887
1002.................................... -175.73795 23.09434
1003.................................... -175.76982 23.11009
1004.................................... -175.81731 23.13426
1005.................................... -175.84877 23.15073
1006.................................... -175.88005 23.16748
1007.................................... -175.91116 23.18451
1008.................................... -175.94209 23.20183
1009.................................... -175.98815 23.22832
1010.................................... -176.01862 23.24633
1011.................................... -176.04891 23.26461
1012.................................... -176.09398 23.29254
1013.................................... -176.12379 23.31150
1014.................................... -176.15339 23.33073
1015.................................... -176.18280 23.35022
1016.................................... -176.21200 23.36998
1017.................................... -176.25542 23.40011
1018.................................... -176.28410 23.42052
1019.................................... -176.31256 23.44119
1020.................................... -176.35486 23.47268
1021.................................... -176.38278 23.49399
1022.................................... -176.41048 23.51554
1023.................................... -176.43795 23.53735
1024.................................... -176.46520 23.55940
1025.................................... -176.50563 23.59294
1026.................................... -176.53229 23.61560
1027.................................... -176.55872 23.63850
1028.................................... -176.59790 23.67330
1029.................................... -176.62372 23.69679
1030.................................... -176.66199 23.73246
1031.................................... -176.68719 23.75653
1032.................................... -176.71213 23.78082
1033.................................... -176.73682 23.80534
1034.................................... -176.76125 23.83007
1035.................................... -176.78542 23.85503
1036.................................... -176.80933 23.88021
1037.................................... -176.83297 23.90559
1038.................................... -176.85635 23.93119
1039.................................... -176.87945 23.95700
1040.................................... -176.90229 23.98302
1041.................................... -176.93602 24.02243
1042.................................... -176.96913 24.06229
1043.................................... -176.99085 24.08911
1044.................................... -177.01229 24.11613
1045.................................... -177.03344 24.14334
1046.................................... -177.06462 24.18450
1047.................................... -177.08505 24.21218
1048.................................... -177.10518 24.24004
1049.................................... -177.12502 24.26808
1050.................................... -177.14456 24.29630
1051.................................... -177.17331 24.33895
1052.................................... -177.19210 24.36760
1053.................................... -177.21058 24.39642
1054.................................... -177.22875 24.42540
1055.................................... -177.25544 24.46918
1056.................................... -177.27284 24.49856
1057.................................... -177.28992 24.52810
1058.................................... -177.30670 24.55779
1059.................................... -177.32315 24.58763
1060.................................... -177.33929 24.61762
1061.................................... -177.36249 24.66210
1062.................................... -177.38606 24.67081
1063.................................... -177.41985 24.68359
1064.................................... -177.45352 24.69667
1065.................................... -177.48704 24.71005
1066.................................... -177.53706 24.73067
1067.................................... -177.57023 24.74479
1068.................................... -177.60325 24.75920
1069.................................... -177.63612 24.77391
1070.................................... -177.66883 24.78890
1071.................................... -177.71760 24.81194
1072.................................... -177.74992 24.82767
1073.................................... -177.78207 24.84367
1074.................................... -177.81404 24.85997
1075.................................... -177.83690 24.87185
1076.................................... -177.88667 24.87745
1077.................................... -177.94111 24.88429
1078.................................... -177.97195 24.88850
1079.................................... -177.99642 24.89200
1080.................................... -178.05062 24.90028
1081.................................... -178.10469 24.90929
1082.................................... -178.14066 24.91569
1083.................................... -178.16577 24.92034
1084.................................... -178.21953 24.93078
1085.................................... -178.27313 24.94194
1086.................................... -178.32655 24.95380
1087.................................... -178.37978 24.96637
1088.................................... -178.43281 24.97965
1089.................................... -178.48563 24.99363
1090.................................... -178.53822 25.00832
1091.................................... -178.59058 25.02370
1092.................................... -178.61445 25.03096
1093.................................... -178.64360 25.04005
1094.................................... -178.67821 25.05115
1095.................................... -178.70077 25.05859
1096.................................... -178.72148 25.06052
1097.................................... -178.75794 25.06420
1098.................................... -178.81257 25.07031
1099.................................... -178.86732 25.07718
1100.................................... -178.90360 25.08214
1101.................................... -178.93984 25.08742
1102.................................... -178.98140 25.09383
1103.................................... -179.01755 25.09959
1104.................................... -179.07166 25.10883
1105.................................... -179.10765 25.11539
1106.................................... -179.14357 25.12227
1107.................................... -179.19731 25.13318
1108.................................... -179.25088 25.14480
1109.................................... -179.28649 25.15295
1110.................................... -179.32201 25.16141
1111.................................... -179.35744 25.17018
1112.................................... -179.38198 25.17642
1113.................................... -179.43515 25.19048
1114.................................... -179.47030 25.20018
1115.................................... -179.50534 25.21020
1116.................................... -179.55771 25.22581
1117.................................... -179.60982 25.24211
1118.................................... -179.66167 25.25910
1119.................................... -179.69609 25.27081
1120.................................... -179.73039 25.28283
1121.................................... -179.76456 25.29514
1122.................................... -179.79860 25.30776
1123.................................... -179.83251 25.32068
1124.................................... -179.86628 25.33389
1125.................................... -179.89991 25.34741
1126.................................... -179.93340 25.36122
1127.................................... -179.96674 25.37533
1128.................................... -180.00000 25.38976
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Appendix B to Subpart W of Part 922--Coordinates for the Outer
Sanctuary Zone
[Coordinates listed in this appendix are unprojected
(Geographic) and based on the North American Datum of 1983]
The boundaries for the areas listed in this appendix, unless
otherwise described in this rule, begin at Point 1 as indicated in
the particular area's coordinate table and continue to each
successive point in numerical order until ending at the last point
in the table.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Point No. Longitude Latitude
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1....................................... 180.00000 25.38976
2....................................... 179.99985 25.38982
3....................................... 179.96681 25.40451
4....................................... 179.93392 25.41950
5....................................... 179.90119 25.43477
6....................................... 179.86863 25.45034
7....................................... 179.83622 25.46619
8....................................... 179.78793 25.49050
9....................................... 179.75595 25.50707
10...................................... 179.72415 25.52391
11...................................... 179.69252 25.54104
12...................................... 179.66108 25.55844
13...................................... 179.62981 25.57612
14...................................... 179.59874 25.59408
15...................................... 179.56786 25.61231
16...................................... 179.53716 25.63081
17...................................... 179.50667 25.64959
18...................................... 179.47637 25.66863
19...................................... 179.44627 25.68794
20...................................... 179.41638 25.70751
21...................................... 179.38670 25.72735
22...................................... 179.35722 25.74745
23...................................... 179.32796 25.76781
24...................................... 179.28448 25.79883
25...................................... 179.25576 25.81983
26...................................... 179.22255 25.84463
27...................................... 179.18175 25.87583
28...................................... 179.15383 25.89770
29...................................... 179.12613 25.91982
30...................................... 179.09868 25.94218
31...................................... 179.07146 25.96479
32...................................... 179.03108 25.99915
33...................................... 179.00447 26.02235
34...................................... 178.97810 26.04578
35...................................... 178.93902 26.08137
36...................................... 178.91329 26.10537
37...................................... 178.88781 26.12961
38...................................... 178.86259 26.15407
39...................................... 178.82525 26.19117
40...................................... 178.80068 26.21618
41...................................... 178.77639 26.24141
42...................................... 178.75236 26.26685
43...................................... 178.71684 26.30540
44...................................... 178.69349 26.33136
45...................................... 178.65901 26.37068
46...................................... 178.63637 26.39715
47...................................... 178.61378 26.42409
48...................................... 178.59171 26.45096
49...................................... 178.56993 26.47801
50...................................... 178.54844 26.50526
51...................................... 178.52724 26.53270
52...................................... 178.49600 26.57420
53...................................... 178.46544 26.61611
54...................................... 178.44544 26.64427
55...................................... 178.41601 26.68685
56...................................... 178.39677 26.71544
57...................................... 178.37784 26.74421
58...................................... 178.35922 26.77314
59...................................... 178.34092 26.80223
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60...................................... 178.30653 26.85803
61...................................... 178.28885 26.88744
62...................................... 178.26293 26.93184
63...................................... 178.24606 26.96164
64...................................... 178.22951 26.99158
65...................................... 178.21329 27.02166
66...................................... 178.19632 27.05394
67...................................... 178.17402 27.09775
68...................................... 178.15895 27.12831
69...................................... 178.14422 27.15901
70...................................... 178.12274 27.20530
71...................................... 178.10884 27.23631
72...................................... 178.08864 27.28305
73...................................... 178.06920 27.33006
74...................................... 178.05667 27.36154
75...................................... 178.03853 27.40896
76...................................... 178.02687 27.44071
77...................................... 178.01003 27.48851
78...................................... 177.99924 27.52051
79...................................... 177.98881 27.55259
80...................................... 177.97873 27.58477
81...................................... 177.96901 27.61703
82...................................... 177.95509 27.66559
83...................................... 177.94198 27.71432
84...................................... 177.93368 27.74690
85...................................... 177.92568 27.77984
86...................................... 177.91811 27.81256
87...................................... 177.90744 27.86176
88...................................... 177.90079 27.89464
89...................................... 177.89149 27.94406
90...................................... 177.88574 27.97707
91...................................... 177.88037 28.01014
92...................................... 177.87300 28.05982
93...................................... 177.86647 28.10958
94...................................... 177.86258 28.14281
95...................................... 177.85744 28.19271
96...................................... 177.85448 28.22601
97...................................... 177.85073 28.27601
98...................................... 177.84871 28.30936
99...................................... 177.84706 28.34273
100..................................... 177.84529 28.39281
101..................................... 177.84437 28.44291
102..................................... 177.84422 28.47631
103..................................... 177.84445 28.50971
104..................................... 177.84551 28.55981
105..................................... 177.84670 28.59348
106..................................... 177.84844 28.63098
107..................................... 177.85148 28.68101
108..................................... 177.85399 28.71434
109..................................... 177.85761 28.75561
110..................................... 177.86197 28.79830
111..................................... 177.86786 28.84813
112..................................... 177.87226 28.88131
113..................................... 177.87543 28.90359
114..................................... 177.87967 28.93174
115..................................... 177.88514 28.96554
116..................................... 177.89133 29.00123
117..................................... 177.90063 29.05066
118..................................... 177.90735 29.08379
119..................................... 177.91806 29.13300
120..................................... 177.92568 29.16572
121..................................... 177.93780 29.21468
122..................................... 177.94636 29.24723
123..................................... 177.95989 29.29590
124..................................... 177.96959 29.32896
125..................................... 177.97946 29.36123
126..................................... 177.98970 29.39340
127..................................... 178.00575 29.44148
128..................................... 178.01692 29.47341
129..................................... 178.03438 29.52113
130..................................... 178.04647 29.55280
131..................................... 178.06531 29.60012
132..................................... 178.08497 29.64717
133..................................... 178.09853 29.67840
134..................................... 178.11268 29.71000
135..................................... 178.13426 29.75642
136..................................... 178.15665 29.80255
137..................................... 178.17203 29.83313
138..................................... 178.19577 29.87875
139..................................... 178.21216 29.90921
140..................................... 178.22879 29.93930
141..................................... 178.25439 29.98416
142..................................... 178.27525 30.01949
143..................................... 178.29311 30.04905
144..................................... 178.31861 30.09002
145..................................... 178.34009 30.12350
146..................................... 178.35931 30.15271
147..................................... 178.38857 30.19588
148..................................... 178.41018 30.22681
149..................................... 178.43934 30.26737
150..................................... 178.47063 30.30946
151..................................... 178.49239 30.33792
152..................................... 178.51400 30.36556
153..................................... 178.54703 30.40666
154..................................... 178.57973 30.44608
155..................................... 178.60482 30.47552
156..................................... 178.62805 30.50217
157..................................... 178.65341 30.53062
158..................................... 178.68811 30.56854
159..................................... 178.71589 30.59815
160..................................... 178.75298 30.63662
161..................................... 178.77809 30.66199
162..................................... 178.80351 30.68714
163..................................... 178.84220 30.72443
164..................................... 178.88157 30.76121
165..................................... 178.90818 30.78543
166..................................... 178.94864 30.82133
167..................................... 178.97598 30.84496
168..................................... 179.00360 30.86835
169..................................... 179.04556 30.90298
170..................................... 179.07393 30.92578
171..................................... 179.11693 30.95947
172..................................... 179.14594 30.98161
173..................................... 179.18995 31.01433
174..................................... 179.21963 31.03582
175..................................... 179.26462 31.06757
176..................................... 179.29516 31.08855
177..................................... 179.34112 31.11929
178..................................... 179.38763 31.14941
179..................................... 179.41894 31.16915
180..................................... 179.45050 31.18861
181..................................... 179.49827 31.21728
182..................................... 179.54657 31.24532
183..................................... 179.57905 31.26365
184..................................... 179.61792 31.28512
185..................................... 179.65085 31.30287
186..................................... 179.70065 31.32895
187..................................... 179.73411 31.34597
188..................................... 179.77707 31.36728
189..................................... 179.81095 31.38371
190..................................... 179.86214 31.40779
191..................................... 179.89652 31.42346
192..................................... 179.94844 31.44640
193..................................... 179.98329 31.46131
194..................................... -180.00000 31.46823
195..................................... -179.96410 31.48309
196..................................... -179.92880 31.49723
197..................................... -179.89333 31.51105
198..................................... -179.83980 31.53119
199..................................... -179.78591 31.55062
200..................................... -179.74978 31.56318
201..................................... -179.71350 31.57542
202..................................... -179.65880 31.59317
203..................................... -179.62215 31.60460
204..................................... -179.56691 31.62114
205..................................... -179.51138 31.63695
206..................................... -179.47371 31.64721
207..................................... -179.41770 31.66178
208..................................... -179.38021 31.67109
209..................................... -179.33210 31.68252
210..................................... -179.28243 31.69383
211..................................... -179.23675 31.70369
212..................................... -179.19878 31.71149
213..................................... -179.16071 31.71896
214..................................... -179.10344 31.72953
215..................................... -179.06516 31.73615
216..................................... -179.00758 31.74546
217..................................... -178.94983 31.75399
218..................................... -178.90738 31.75980
219..................................... -178.86874 31.76473
220..................................... -178.82975 31.76934
221..................................... -178.79099 31.77358
222..................................... -178.75218 31.77748
223..................................... -178.71331 31.78104
224..................................... -178.67441 31.78425
225..................................... -178.63547 31.78712
226..................................... -178.59650 31.78964
227..................................... -178.55749 31.79182
228..................................... -178.51846 31.79366
229..................................... -178.47941 31.79515
230..................................... -178.43412 31.79649
231..................................... -178.39504 31.79729
232..................................... -178.35596 31.79775
233..................................... -178.32396 31.79786
234..................................... -178.28487 31.79769
235..................................... -178.24552 31.79717
236..................................... -178.20645 31.79631
237..................................... -178.16738 31.79510
238..................................... -178.12834 31.79355
239..................................... -178.08931 31.79165
240..................................... -178.05031 31.78940
241..................................... -178.01134 31.78682
242..................................... -177.97241 31.78389
243..................................... -177.93351 31.78061
244..................................... -177.89466 31.77699
245..................................... -177.85585 31.77303
246..................................... -177.81646 31.76865
247..................................... -177.77776 31.76401
248..................................... -177.73912 31.75902
249..................................... -177.70055 31.75369
250..................................... -177.66205 31.74802
251..................................... -177.62362 31.74202
252..................................... -177.58526 31.73567
253..................................... -177.54140 31.72800
254..................................... -177.50321 31.72097
255..................................... -177.46512 31.71361
256..................................... -177.42712 31.70592
257..................................... -177.38921 31.69788
258..................................... -177.35141 31.68952
259..................................... -177.31372 31.68082
260..................................... -177.27613 31.67179
261..................................... -177.23866 31.66242
262..................................... -177.20131 31.65273
263..................................... -177.16094 31.64185
264..................................... -177.12384 31.63150
265..................................... -177.08687 31.62082
266..................................... -177.04995 31.60978
267..................................... -176.99406 31.60543
268..................................... -176.95227 31.60174
269..................................... -176.91351 31.59795
270..................................... -176.87481 31.59382
271..................................... -176.83616 31.58934
272..................................... -176.79756 31.58453
273..................................... -176.73979 31.57666
274..................................... -176.70136 31.57100
275..................................... -176.66300 31.56499
276..................................... -176.60561 31.55534
277..................................... -176.56718 31.54844
278..................................... -176.52911 31.54125
279..................................... -176.49114 31.53372
280..................................... -176.45325 31.52586
281..................................... -176.41282 31.51708
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282..................................... -176.37095 31.50759
283..................................... -176.33338 31.49873
284..................................... -176.29414 31.48910
285..................................... -176.23818 31.47469
286..................................... -176.20102 31.46467
287..................................... -176.14552 31.44902
288..................................... -176.10869 31.43818
289..................................... -176.07199 31.42701
290..................................... -176.03543 31.41553
291..................................... -175.99902 31.40371
292..................................... -175.94468 31.38539
293..................................... -175.90865 31.37278
294..................................... -175.87278 31.35985
295..................................... -175.83644 31.34637
296..................................... -175.80089 31.33281
297..................................... -175.76551 31.31893
298..................................... -175.72777 31.30370
299..................................... -175.67361 31.30264
300..................................... -175.62462 31.30118
301..................................... -175.58577 31.29962
302..................................... -175.56300 31.29856
303..................................... -175.50480 31.29533
304..................................... -175.44667 31.29132
305..................................... -175.38861 31.28654
306..................................... -175.33066 31.28099
307..................................... -175.27281 31.27467
308..................................... -175.21509 31.26757
309..................................... -175.15434 31.25928
310..................................... -175.10019 31.25117
311..................................... -175.05021 31.24316
312..................................... -174.99307 31.23327
313..................................... -174.93613 31.22261
314..................................... -174.87938 31.21120
315..................................... -174.82112 31.19865
316..................................... -174.78357 31.19012
317..................................... -174.74613 31.18126
318..................................... -174.69017 31.16735
319..................................... -174.65301 31.15766
320..................................... -174.61598 31.14765
321..................................... -174.57907 31.13730
322..................................... -174.54229 31.12663
323..................................... -174.48737 31.11001
324..................................... -174.43277 31.09266
325..................................... -174.39656 31.08069
326..................................... -174.36049 31.06840
327..................................... -174.32457 31.05579
328..................................... -174.28881 31.04287
329..................................... -174.25322 31.02962
330..................................... -174.21779 31.01607
331..................................... -174.16782 30.99630
332..................................... -174.12317 30.97807
333..................................... -174.08835 30.96342
334..................................... -174.03646 30.94087
335..................................... -174.00210 30.92545
336..................................... -173.95092 30.90176
337..................................... -173.91394 30.88410
338..................................... -173.88027 30.86763
339..................................... -173.83014 30.84236
340..................................... -173.79699 30.82515
341..................................... -173.74828 30.79912
342..................................... -173.71286 30.77965
343..................................... -173.67333 30.75735
344..................................... -173.63202 30.73338
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918..................................... -170.76693 22.16410
919..................................... -170.80279 22.16551
920..................................... -170.83863 22.16725
921..................................... -170.89236 22.17047
922..................................... -170.92815 22.17302
923..................................... -170.96391 22.17590
924..................................... -170.99964 22.17910
925..................................... -171.03533 22.18263
926..................................... -171.07099 22.18648
927..................................... -171.12440 22.19286
928..................................... -171.15995 22.19751
929..................................... -171.19545 22.20249
930..................................... -171.23089 22.20780
931..................................... -171.28396 22.21635
932..................................... -171.33689 22.22563
933..................................... -171.38967 22.23563
934..................................... -171.42477 22.24269
935..................................... -171.47727 22.25389
936..................................... -171.52961 22.26579
937..................................... -171.58175 22.27841
938..................................... -171.63369 22.29174
939..................................... -171.68543 22.30577
940..................................... -171.73694 22.32050
941..................................... -171.78823 22.33594
942..................................... -171.83927 22.35207
943..................................... -171.89005 22.36889
944..................................... -171.94057 22.38641
945..................................... -171.99082 22.40461
946..................................... -172.03998 22.42318
947..................................... -172.09233 22.42751
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948..................................... -172.12811 22.43088
949..................................... -172.18170 22.43653
950..................................... -172.21738 22.44070
951..................................... -172.25302 22.44519
952..................................... -172.28861 22.45001
953..................................... -172.32414 22.45515
954..................................... -172.37735 22.46346
955..................................... -172.41274 22.46941
956..................................... -172.46572 22.47892
957..................................... -172.50095 22.48567
958..................................... -172.55366 22.49638
959..................................... -172.58872 22.50392
960..................................... -172.64114 22.51582
961..................................... -172.67599 22.52415
962..................................... -172.71075 22.53279
963..................................... -172.76272 22.54635
964..................................... -172.79725 22.55578
965..................................... -172.83168 22.56552
966..................................... -172.86601 22.57558
967..................................... -172.90023 22.58594
968..................................... -172.95136 22.60207
969..................................... -172.98531 22.61320
970..................................... -173.03602 22.63048
971..................................... -173.08645 22.64845
972..................................... -173.11992 22.66081
973..................................... -173.15325 22.67347
974..................................... -173.18646 22.68643
975..................................... -173.23601 22.70643
976..................................... -173.26888 22.72014
977..................................... -173.30160 22.73415
978..................................... -173.34556 22.75354
979..................................... -173.37723 22.74830
980..................................... -173.41277 22.74274
981..................................... -173.44836 22.73750
982..................................... -173.48400 22.73258
983..................................... -173.51970 22.72798
984..................................... -173.55544 22.72371
985..................................... -173.59122 22.71976
986..................................... -173.62704 22.71613
987..................................... -173.66290 22.71283
988..................................... -173.69879 22.70985
989..................................... -173.73470 22.70720
990..................................... -173.77065 22.70487
991..................................... -173.80661 22.70286
992..................................... -173.84260 22.70118
993..................................... -173.87860 22.69983
994..................................... -173.91461 22.69880
995..................................... -173.95063 22.69810
996..................................... -173.98666 22.69772
997..................................... -174.02268 22.69767
998..................................... -174.05871 22.69794
999..................................... -174.09473 22.69854
1000.................................... -174.13075 22.69947
1001.................................... -174.16675 22.70072
1002.................................... -174.20274 22.70229
1003.................................... -174.23871 22.70419
1004.................................... -174.27466 22.70642
1005.................................... -174.31059 22.70897
1006.................................... -174.34649 22.71185
1007.................................... -174.38235 22.71505
1008.................................... -174.41819 22.71857
1009.................................... -174.45398 22.72242
1010.................................... -174.48974 22.72659
1011.................................... -174.52545 22.73108
1012.................................... -174.56111 22.73589
1013.................................... -174.59672 22.74103
1014.................................... -174.63227 22.74649
1015.................................... -174.66777 22.75227
1016.................................... -174.70321 22.75837
1017.................................... -174.73859 22.76479
1018.................................... -174.77389 22.77154
1019.................................... -174.82672 22.78224
1020.................................... -174.86184 22.78978
1021.................................... -174.89689 22.79763
1022.................................... -174.93185 22.80580
1023.................................... -174.96673 22.81429
1024.................................... -175.00151 22.82308
1025.................................... -175.03621 22.83220
1026.................................... -175.07081 22.84163
1027.................................... -175.10531 22.85136
1028.................................... -175.13972 22.86141
1029.................................... -175.17401 22.87178
1030.................................... -175.20820 22.88244
1031.................................... -175.24228 22.89342
1032.................................... -175.27624 22.90471
1033.................................... -175.31009 22.91630
1034.................................... -175.34381 22.92820
1035.................................... -175.37741 22.94040
1036.................................... -175.41089 22.95290
1037.................................... -175.44423 22.96571
1038.................................... -175.47744 22.97882
1039.................................... -175.51051 22.99222
1040.................................... -175.54345 23.00593
1041.................................... -175.57624 23.01993
1042.................................... -175.60888 23.03422
1043.................................... -175.64138 23.04881
1044.................................... -175.67372 23.06370
1045.................................... -175.70591 23.07887
1046.................................... -175.73795 23.09434
1047.................................... -175.76982 23.11009
1048.................................... -175.81731 23.13426
1049.................................... -175.84877 23.15073
1050.................................... -175.88005 23.16748
1051.................................... -175.91116 23.18451
1052.................................... -175.94209 23.20183
1053.................................... -175.98815 23.22832
1054.................................... -176.01862 23.24633
1055.................................... -176.04891 23.26461
1056.................................... -176.09398 23.29254
1057.................................... -176.12379 23.31150
1058.................................... -176.15339 23.33073
1059.................................... -176.18280 23.35022
1060.................................... -176.21200 23.36998
1061.................................... -176.25542 23.40011
1062.................................... -176.28410 23.42053
1063.................................... -176.31256 23.44120
1064.................................... -176.35486 23.47268
1065.................................... -176.38278 23.49399
1066.................................... -176.41048 23.51554
1067.................................... -176.43795 23.53735
1068.................................... -176.46520 23.55940
1069.................................... -176.50563 23.59294
1070.................................... -176.53229 23.61560
1071.................................... -176.55872 23.63850
1072.................................... -176.59790 23.67330
1073.................................... -176.62372 23.69679
1074.................................... -176.66199 23.73246
1075.................................... -176.68719 23.75653
1076.................................... -176.71213 23.78082
1077.................................... -176.73682 23.80534
1078.................................... -176.76125 23.83007
1079.................................... -176.78542 23.85503
1080.................................... -176.80933 23.88021
1081.................................... -176.83297 23.90559
1082.................................... -176.85635 23.93119
1083.................................... -176.87945 23.95700
1084.................................... -176.90229 23.98302
1085.................................... -176.93602 24.02243
1086.................................... -176.96913 24.06229
1087.................................... -176.99085 24.08911
1088.................................... -177.01229 24.11613
1089.................................... -177.03344 24.14334
1090.................................... -177.06462 24.18451
1091.................................... -177.08505 24.21218
1092.................................... -177.10518 24.24004
1093.................................... -177.12502 24.26808
1094.................................... -177.14456 24.29630
1095.................................... -177.17331 24.33895
1096.................................... -177.19209 24.36760
1097.................................... -177.21058 24.39642
1098.................................... -177.22875 24.42540
1099.................................... -177.25544 24.46918
1100.................................... -177.27284 24.49856
1101.................................... -177.28992 24.52810
1102.................................... -177.30670 24.55779
1103.................................... -177.32315 24.58763
1104.................................... -177.33929 24.61762
1105.................................... -177.36249 24.66210
1106.................................... -177.38606 24.67081
1107.................................... -177.41985 24.68359
1108.................................... -177.45352 24.69667
1109.................................... -177.48704 24.71005
1110.................................... -177.53706 24.73067
1111.................................... -177.57023 24.74479
1112.................................... -177.60325 24.75920
1113.................................... -177.63612 24.77391
1114.................................... -177.66883 24.78891
1115.................................... -177.71760 24.81195
1116.................................... -177.74992 24.82767
1117.................................... -177.78206 24.84367
1118.................................... -177.81404 24.85996
1119.................................... -177.83690 24.87185
1120.................................... -177.88667 24.87745
1121.................................... -177.94111 24.88429
1122.................................... -177.97195 24.88850
1123.................................... -177.99642 24.89200
1124.................................... -178.05062 24.90028
1125.................................... -178.10469 24.90929
1126.................................... -178.14066 24.91569
1127.................................... -178.16577 24.92034
1128.................................... -178.21953 24.93078
1129.................................... -178.27313 24.94194
1130.................................... -178.32655 24.95380
1131.................................... -178.37978 24.96637
1132.................................... -178.43281 24.97965
1133.................................... -178.48563 24.99363
1134.................................... -178.53822 25.00832
1135.................................... -178.59058 25.02370
1136.................................... -178.61445 25.03096
1137.................................... -178.64360 25.04005
1138.................................... -178.67821 25.05115
1139.................................... -178.70077 25.05859
1140.................................... -178.72148 25.06052
1141.................................... -178.75794 25.06420
1142.................................... -178.81257 25.07031
1143.................................... -178.86732 25.07718
1144.................................... -178.90360 25.08214
1145.................................... -178.93984 25.08742
1146.................................... -178.98140 25.09382
1147.................................... -179.01755 25.09959
1148.................................... -179.07166 25.10883
1149.................................... -179.10765 25.11539
1150.................................... -179.14357 25.12227
1151.................................... -179.19731 25.13318
1152.................................... -179.25088 25.14480
1153.................................... -179.28649 25.15295
1154.................................... -179.32201 25.16140
1155.................................... -179.35744 25.17018
1156.................................... -179.38198 25.17642
1157.................................... -179.43516 25.19048
1158.................................... -179.47030 25.20018
1159.................................... -179.50534 25.21020
1160.................................... -179.55770 25.22581
1161.................................... -179.60982 25.24211
1162.................................... -179.66168 25.25911
1163.................................... -179.69610 25.27081
1164.................................... -179.73039 25.28283
1165.................................... -179.76456 25.29514
1166.................................... -179.79860 25.30776
1167.................................... -179.83251 25.32068
1168.................................... -179.86628 25.33389
1169.................................... -179.89991 25.34741
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1170.................................... -179.93340 25.36122
1171.................................... -179.96674 25.37533
1172.................................... -180.00000 25.38976
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Appendix C to Subpart W of Part 922--Coordinates for the Midway Atoll
Special Management Area
[Coordinates listed in this appendix are unprojected
(Geographic) and based on the North American Datum of 1983]
The boundaries for the areas listed in this appendix, unless
otherwise described in this rule, begin at Point 1 as indicated in
the particular area's coordinate table and continue to each
successive point in numerical order until ending at the last point
in the table.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Point No. Longitude Latitude
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1....................................... -177.08955 28.24843
2....................................... -177.08746 28.20746
3....................................... -177.08807 28.20039
4....................................... -177.08784 28.19413
5....................................... -177.08714 28.18773
6....................................... -177.08675 28.17981
7....................................... -177.08685 28.17805
8....................................... -177.09492 28.15837
9....................................... -177.10266 28.14167
10...................................... -177.10685 28.13347
11...................................... -177.12055 28.10937
12...................................... -177.12905 28.09614
13...................................... -177.13930 28.08402
14...................................... -177.14478 28.07745
15...................................... -177.14835 28.07359
16...................................... -177.15014 28.07029
17...................................... -177.15425 28.06622
18...................................... -177.16032 28.06163
19...................................... -177.17073 28.05368
20...................................... -177.18451 28.04293
21...................................... -177.19497 28.03652
22...................................... -177.20126 28.03328
23...................................... -177.21758 28.02455
24...................................... -177.22558 28.02062
25...................................... -177.24634 28.01309
26...................................... -177.26874 28.00536
27...................................... -177.28593 28.00286
28...................................... -177.29121 28.00182
29...................................... -177.31326 27.99812
30...................................... -177.32347 27.99681
31...................................... -177.33018 27.99592
32...................................... -177.34277 27.99426
33...................................... -177.35598 27.99264
34...................................... -177.36949 27.99083
35...................................... -177.37935 27.99086
36...................................... -177.40144 27.99078
37...................................... -177.40505 27.99113
38...................................... -177.43205 27.99376
39...................................... -177.47772 28.00286
40...................................... -177.49254 28.00680
41...................................... -177.50854 28.01094
42...................................... -177.52096 28.01549
43...................................... -177.53867 28.02638
44...................................... -177.55653 28.03706
45...................................... -177.57532 28.05208
46...................................... -177.58846 28.06265
47...................................... -177.59622 28.06789
48...................................... -177.60135 28.07601
49...................................... -177.62006 28.10264
50...................................... -177.63751 28.13400
51...................................... -177.64543 28.14824
52...................................... -177.64822 28.16145
53...................................... -177.65246 28.18050
54...................................... -177.65547 28.19434
55...................................... -177.65675 28.20088
56...................................... -177.65784 28.21354
57...................................... -177.65334 28.23184
58...................................... -177.65201 28.23753
59...................................... -177.65356 28.25431
60...................................... -177.65370 28.25897
61...................................... -177.64485 28.28180
62...................................... -177.63917 28.29737
63...................................... -177.63311 28.30658
64...................................... -177.62398 28.32071
65...................................... -177.61280 28.33404
66...................................... -177.60942 28.33819
67...................................... -177.60305 28.35468
68...................................... -177.59751 28.36931
69...................................... -177.59223 28.37618
70...................................... -177.58369 28.38566
71...................................... -177.57201 28.39836
72...................................... -177.56751 28.40427
73...................................... -177.56371 28.40708
74...................................... -177.56083 28.40921
75...................................... -177.54724 28.42088
76...................................... -177.53575 28.43063
77...................................... -177.53169 28.43369
78...................................... -177.52645 28.43765
79...................................... -177.51294 28.44685
80...................................... -177.50036 28.45508
81...................................... -177.49213 28.46057
82...................................... -177.48856 28.46154
83...................................... -177.44919 28.47563
84...................................... -177.43381 28.48016
85...................................... -177.42573 28.48263
86...................................... -177.41843 28.48290
87...................................... -177.41073 28.48296
88...................................... -177.40079 28.48392
89...................................... -177.39471 28.48423
90...................................... -177.38430 28.48485
91...................................... -177.37739 28.48485
92...................................... -177.36644 28.48402
93...................................... -177.35961 28.48348
94...................................... -177.34200 28.48260
95...................................... -177.33494 28.48212
96...................................... -177.32593 28.48150
97...................................... -177.31568 28.47855
98...................................... -177.30326 28.47485
99...................................... -177.28841 28.46971
100..................................... -177.26868 28.46353
101..................................... -177.24613 28.45463
102..................................... -177.22835 28.44555
103..................................... -177.20144 28.42977
104..................................... -177.18994 28.42291
105..................................... -177.17441 28.41273
106..................................... -177.16004 28.39797
107..................................... -177.14459 28.38222
108..................................... -177.13946 28.37700
109..................................... -177.13356 28.36519
110..................................... -177.12744 28.35256
111..................................... -177.12069 28.33683
112..................................... -177.10531 28.30631
113..................................... -177.09483 28.27704
114..................................... -177.09204 28.26549
115..................................... -177.09085 28.25735
116..................................... -177.08955 28.24843
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Appendix D to Subpart W of Part 922--Coordinates for the Special
Preservation Areas (SPAs)
[Coordinates listed in this appendix are unprojected
(Geographic) and based on the North American Datum of 1983]
The boundaries for the areas listed in this appendix, unless
otherwise described in this rule, begin at Point 1 as indicated in
the particular area's coordinate table and continue to each
successive point in numerical order until ending at the last point
in the table.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Point No. Longitude Latitude
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1....................................... -178.23368 28.40709
2....................................... -178.23399 28.40003
3....................................... -178.23440 28.39722
4....................................... -178.23512 28.39369
5....................................... -178.23696 28.38789
6....................................... -178.23973 28.37883
7....................................... -178.24045 28.37702
8....................................... -178.24137 28.37512
9....................................... -178.24579 28.36635
10...................................... -178.24743 28.36318
11...................................... -178.24774 28.36273
12...................................... -178.24815 28.36228
13...................................... -178.24805 28.36164
14...................................... -178.24702 28.36038
15...................................... -178.24097 28.35222
16...................................... -178.24035 28.35167
17...................................... -178.23841 28.34996
18...................................... -178.23185 28.34488
19...................................... -178.23060 28.34403
20...................................... -178.22978 28.34357
21...................................... -178.22753 28.34312
22...................................... -178.22690 28.34302
23...................................... -178.21697 28.34140
24...................................... -178.21615 28.34122
25...................................... -178.21584 28.34095
26...................................... -178.21338 28.33004
27...................................... -178.21297 28.32826
28...................................... -178.21779 28.32083
29...................................... -178.21879 28.32061
30...................................... -178.22845 28.31847
31...................................... -178.23319 28.32410
32...................................... -178.23501 28.32627
33...................................... -178.23552 28.32681
34...................................... -178.25079 28.32971
35...................................... -178.26350 28.33225
36...................................... -178.26422 28.34231
37...................................... -178.26818 28.34555
38...................................... -178.26842 28.34575
39...................................... -178.26909 28.34532
40...................................... -178.27099 28.34412
41...................................... -178.27658 28.34131
42...................................... -178.28211 28.33895
43...................................... -178.28642 28.33768
44...................................... -178.29103 28.33696
45...................................... -178.29540 28.33661
46...................................... -178.29554 28.33660
47...................................... -178.30384 28.33578
48...................................... -178.30907 28.33569
49...................................... -178.31266 28.33578
50...................................... -178.31573 28.33605
51...................................... -178.31768 28.33605
52...................................... -178.35403 28.33853
53...................................... -178.38276 28.34385
54...................................... -178.39558 28.33339
55...................................... -178.40626 28.32467
56...................................... -178.40687 28.32413
57...................................... -178.40784 28.32370
58...................................... -178.41318 28.32313
59...................................... -178.43005 28.32132
60...................................... -178.43175 28.34030
61...................................... -178.43425 28.36460
62...................................... -178.43437 28.36643
63...................................... -178.43437 28.36848
64...................................... -178.43413 28.37064
65...................................... -178.43315 28.37926
66...................................... -178.43156 28.39259
67...................................... -178.43742 28.39905
68...................................... -178.44199 28.40585
69...................................... -178.44313 28.40899
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70...................................... -178.44498 28.41716
71...................................... -178.44597 28.43612
72...................................... -178.44569 28.44605
73...................................... -178.44512 28.44843
74...................................... -178.44057 28.46036
75...................................... -178.43246 28.47827
76...................................... -178.41611 28.49509
77...................................... -178.41398 28.49698
78...................................... -178.40985 28.49986
79...................................... -178.40098 28.50595
80...................................... -178.40072 28.50608
81...................................... -178.39600 28.50846
82...................................... -178.38392 28.51398
83...................................... -178.38193 28.51473
84...................................... -178.37937 28.51548
85...................................... -178.37098 28.51712
86...................................... -178.35889 28.51963
87...................................... -178.35661 28.52000
88...................................... -178.35164 28.52050
89...................................... -178.34909 28.52081
90...................................... -178.33751 28.52180
91...................................... -178.33658 28.52189
92...................................... -178.33228 28.52587
93...................................... -178.33115 28.52660
94...................................... -178.32931 28.52759
95...................................... -178.32480 28.52913
96...................................... -178.31988 28.53437
97...................................... -178.30929 28.54572
98...................................... -178.29832 28.54382
99...................................... -178.29186 28.53171
100..................................... -178.28776 28.52320
101..................................... -178.28725 28.52212
102..................................... -178.28653 28.51823
103..................................... -178.28426 28.50560
104..................................... -178.28365 28.50270
105..................................... -178.28252 28.50180
106..................................... -178.27832 28.49935
107..................................... -178.27504 28.49682
108..................................... -178.26581 28.48958
109..................................... -178.26013 28.48471
110..................................... -178.24899 28.47256
111..................................... -178.24752 28.47095
112..................................... -178.24660 28.46951
113..................................... -178.24578 28.46733
114..................................... -178.24281 28.45684
115..................................... -178.24106 28.45195
116..................................... -178.24024 28.44950
117..................................... -178.23953 28.44616
118..................................... -178.23758 28.43731
119..................................... -178.23337 28.41884
120..................................... -178.23317 28.41739
121..................................... -178.23327 28.41441
122..................................... -178.23368 28.40709
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 2--Coordinates for Manawai (Pearl and Hermes Atoll) SPA
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Point ID Longitude Latitude
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1....................................... -175.73629 28.02156
2....................................... -175.71790 28.00837
3....................................... -175.71623 28.00719
4....................................... -175.71293 27.99705
5....................................... -175.71278 27.99658
6....................................... -175.71189 27.99385
7....................................... -175.71115 27.99258
8....................................... -175.70898 27.99050
9....................................... -175.69243 27.97745
10...................................... -175.69085 27.97602
11...................................... -175.69057 27.97577
12...................................... -175.68524 27.97093
13...................................... -175.67939 27.96411
14...................................... -175.67571 27.95877
15...................................... -175.67371 27.95477
16...................................... -175.67020 27.94735
17...................................... -175.66886 27.94409
18...................................... -175.66752 27.94038
19...................................... -175.66602 27.93549
20...................................... -175.66489 27.92948
21...................................... -175.66468 27.92837
22...................................... -175.66384 27.92295
23...................................... -175.66334 27.91686
24...................................... -175.66328 27.91526
25...................................... -175.66326 27.91489
26...................................... -175.66317 27.91271
27...................................... -175.66317 27.90692
28...................................... -175.66368 27.89921
29...................................... -175.66418 27.89461
30...................................... -175.66602 27.88304
31...................................... -175.67187 27.86600
32...................................... -175.67421 27.85962
33...................................... -175.67471 27.85725
34...................................... -175.67655 27.85012
35...................................... -175.67885 27.84184
36...................................... -175.67973 27.83869
37...................................... -175.68140 27.83409
38...................................... -175.68441 27.82770
39...................................... -175.68727 27.82333
40...................................... -175.68742 27.82310
41...................................... -175.68976 27.81946
42...................................... -175.69041 27.81831
43...................................... -175.69080 27.81751
44...................................... -175.69131 27.81589
45...................................... -175.69352 27.80876
46...................................... -175.69355 27.80857
47...................................... -175.69378 27.80738
48...................................... -175.69416 27.80646
49...................................... -175.69494 27.80542
50...................................... -175.69533 27.80462
51...................................... -175.69585 27.80335
52...................................... -175.69870 27.79552
53...................................... -175.69909 27.79437
54...................................... -175.70077 27.79196
55...................................... -175.70453 27.78562
56...................................... -175.71062 27.77711
57...................................... -175.71528 27.77077
58...................................... -175.71295 27.76548
59...................................... -175.71268 27.76488
60...................................... -175.71218 27.76378
61...................................... -175.71231 27.76297
62...................................... -175.71322 27.76193
63...................................... -175.71931 27.75756
64...................................... -175.72151 27.75572
65...................................... -175.72228 27.75560
66...................................... -175.72578 27.75526
67...................................... -175.72695 27.75491
68...................................... -175.72747 27.75445
69...................................... -175.72980 27.75100
70...................................... -175.73135 27.74881
71...................................... -175.73355 27.74708
72...................................... -175.73796 27.74386
73...................................... -175.74327 27.74109
74...................................... -175.75091 27.73741
75...................................... -175.75698 27.73511
76...................................... -175.75791 27.73476
77...................................... -175.76283 27.73372
78...................................... -175.76796 27.73254
79...................................... -175.77107 27.73231
80...................................... -175.78169 27.73128
81...................................... -175.79452 27.73035
82...................................... -175.79996 27.73035
83...................................... -175.81744 27.73105
84...................................... -175.82120 27.73139
85...................................... -175.84245 27.73496
86...................................... -175.84329 27.73496
87...................................... -175.84394 27.73484
88...................................... -175.84510 27.73392
89...................................... -175.85378 27.72793
90...................................... -175.85598 27.72667
91...................................... -175.86168 27.72379
92...................................... -175.86855 27.72068
93...................................... -175.87632 27.71722
94...................................... -175.88163 27.71515
95...................................... -175.88928 27.71215
96...................................... -175.89627 27.70962
97...................................... -175.89926 27.70853
98...................................... -175.90612 27.70605
99...................................... -175.91616 27.70257
100..................................... -175.91914 27.70177
101..................................... -175.92277 27.70108
102..................................... -175.93248 27.69923
103..................................... -175.93689 27.69877
104..................................... -175.94039 27.69831
105..................................... -175.94660 27.69762
106..................................... -175.95023 27.69762
107..................................... -175.95632 27.69773
108..................................... -175.95943 27.69796
109..................................... -175.96267 27.69843
110..................................... -175.96837 27.69935
111..................................... -175.96966 27.69992
112..................................... -175.97834 27.70338
113..................................... -175.98826 27.70847
114..................................... -175.99473 27.71262
115..................................... -176.00250 27.71872
116..................................... -176.00833 27.72299
117..................................... -176.01585 27.72967
118..................................... -176.02401 27.73784
119..................................... -176.02918 27.74373
120..................................... -176.03139 27.74625
121..................................... -176.03359 27.74913
122..................................... -176.03489 27.75120
123..................................... -176.03880 27.75840
124..................................... -176.04036 27.76151
125..................................... -176.04360 27.76819
126..................................... -176.04424 27.76877
127..................................... -176.04619 27.76911
128..................................... -176.04968 27.76992
129..................................... -176.05098 27.77049
130..................................... -176.05733 27.77521
131..................................... -176.05831 27.77593
132..................................... -176.06717 27.78235
133..................................... -176.06225 27.79271
134..................................... -176.05820 27.80097
135..................................... -176.04866 27.82041
136..................................... -176.04154 27.83526
137..................................... -176.03920 27.84003
138..................................... -176.03868 27.84107
139..................................... -176.03830 27.84256
140..................................... -176.03622 27.85464
141..................................... -176.03609 27.85660
142..................................... -176.03661 27.87231
143..................................... -176.03635 27.87484
144..................................... -176.03467 27.87886
145..................................... -176.02936 27.89151
146..................................... -176.02871 27.89232
147..................................... -176.02637 27.89422
148..................................... -176.01452 27.89948
149..................................... -176.00953 27.90169
150..................................... -175.98505 27.91078
151..................................... -175.97974 27.91767
152..................................... -175.97806 27.91986
153..................................... -175.97559 27.92227
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154..................................... -175.96800 27.92876
155..................................... -175.96515 27.93071
156..................................... -175.96243 27.93244
157..................................... -175.95893 27.93474
158..................................... -175.95751 27.93554
159..................................... -175.95531 27.93634
160..................................... -175.94676 27.93979
161..................................... -175.93976 27.94313
162..................................... -175.93730 27.94462
163..................................... -175.93019 27.94940
164..................................... -175.91849 27.95667
165..................................... -175.89960 27.96883
166..................................... -175.88990 27.97506
167..................................... -175.88673 27.97684
168..................................... -175.87603 27.98202
169..................................... -175.86868 27.98514
170..................................... -175.84284 27.99650
171..................................... -175.81723 28.00661
172..................................... -175.81543 28.00732
173..................................... -175.80908 28.00970
174..................................... -175.80440 28.01088
175..................................... -175.79989 28.01133
176..................................... -175.79170 28.01118
177..................................... -175.78250 28.01088
178..................................... -175.78033 28.01074
179..................................... -175.78013 28.01073
180..................................... -175.77097 28.01014
181..................................... -175.76796 28.00984
182..................................... -175.73629 28.02156
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 3--Coordinates for Kapou (Lisianski Island) SPA
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Point No. Longitude Latitude
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1....................................... -173.82216 26.08261
2....................................... -173.81417 26.06651
3....................................... -173.81089 26.06033
4....................................... -173.80358 26.04582
5....................................... -173.80187 26.04312
6....................................... -173.79902 26.03951
7....................................... -173.79216 26.03255
8....................................... -173.78288 26.02340
9....................................... -173.76999 26.01042
10...................................... -173.76842 26.00888
11...................................... -173.76714 26.00720
12...................................... -173.75672 25.99276
13...................................... -173.75329 25.98625
14...................................... -173.75257 25.98316
15...................................... -173.75272 25.98019
16...................................... -173.75357 25.97607
17...................................... -173.75414 25.97272
18...................................... -173.75429 25.97130
19...................................... -173.75457 25.97065
20...................................... -173.75629 25.96949
21...................................... -173.77427 25.95518
22...................................... -173.79226 25.94087
23...................................... -173.79613 25.91463
24...................................... -173.79656 25.91231
25...................................... -173.79685 25.91089
26...................................... -173.79770 25.91025
27...................................... -173.84842 25.87454
28...................................... -173.85185 25.87235
29...................................... -173.85299 25.87209
30...................................... -173.86184 25.87364
31...................................... -173.88326 25.87777
32...................................... -173.89205 25.87946
33...................................... -173.89348 25.87959
34...................................... -173.89805 25.87971
35...................................... -173.90349 25.87978
36...................................... -173.90608 25.87981
37...................................... -173.91654 25.87993
38...................................... -173.91667 25.87993
39...................................... -173.91893 25.87996
40...................................... -173.91989 25.87997
41...................................... -173.93702 25.88023
42...................................... -173.94445 25.88023
43...................................... -173.94602 25.88062
44...................................... -173.95530 25.88526
45...................................... -173.99537 25.90548
46...................................... -174.00031 25.90797
47...................................... -174.00548 25.91058
48...................................... -174.02703 25.92167
49...................................... -174.09677 25.95696
50...................................... -174.11041 25.96396
51...................................... -174.11155 25.96538
52...................................... -174.11498 25.97067
53...................................... -174.12111 25.97892
54...................................... -174.12311 25.98124
55...................................... -174.12483 25.98279
56...................................... -174.14281 25.99916
57...................................... -174.14396 26.00019
58...................................... -174.14453 26.00083
59...................................... -174.14595 26.00560
60...................................... -174.15196 26.02194
61...................................... -174.15682 26.03560
62...................................... -174.15782 26.03831
63...................................... -174.15839 26.04089
64...................................... -174.15867 26.04295
65...................................... -174.15839 26.05197
66...................................... -174.15740 26.08891
67...................................... -174.15668 26.10643
68...................................... -174.15669 26.11617
69...................................... -174.15600 26.12038
70...................................... -174.13944 26.16391
71...................................... -174.13478 26.17505
72...................................... -174.12292 26.18449
73...................................... -174.09565 26.20576
74...................................... -174.08837 26.21129
75...................................... -174.08723 26.21206
76...................................... -174.08651 26.21232
77...................................... -174.08452 26.21258
78...................................... -174.07352 26.21412
79...................................... -174.05468 26.21682
80...................................... -174.05239 26.21721
81...................................... -174.05082 26.21721
82...................................... -174.01328 26.21451
83...................................... -173.98436 26.21258
84...................................... -173.95210 26.19379
85...................................... -173.93939 26.18620
86...................................... -173.93511 26.18350
87...................................... -173.93411 26.18260
88...................................... -173.93140 26.17951
89...................................... -173.91733 26.16389
90...................................... -173.90177 26.14625
91...................................... -173.89892 26.14329
92...................................... -173.89749 26.14200
93...................................... -173.89663 26.14123
94...................................... -173.88792 26.13569
95...................................... -173.88360 26.13292
96...................................... -173.87247 26.12532
97...................................... -173.86333 26.11940
98...................................... -173.86176 26.11798
99...................................... -173.85890 26.11566
100..................................... -173.84391 26.10291
101..................................... -173.83458 26.09485
102..................................... -173.82473 26.08661
103..................................... -173.82373 26.08545
104..................................... -173.82216 26.08261
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Table 4--Coordinates for Kamole (Laysan Island) SPA
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Point No. Longitude Latitude
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1....................................... -171.79754 25.90062
2....................................... -171.77776 25.90028
3....................................... -171.76856 25.90040
4....................................... -171.76743 25.90017
5....................................... -171.76440 25.89960
6....................................... -171.72850 25.89300
7....................................... -171.68258 25.88476
8....................................... -171.67766 25.88385
9....................................... -171.67552 25.88328
10...................................... -171.67325 25.88260
11...................................... -171.65713 25.87714
12...................................... -171.63979 25.87153
13...................................... -171.63303 25.86920
14...................................... -171.62757 25.86732
15...................................... -171.62656 25.86686
16...................................... -171.62568 25.86595
17...................................... -171.62502 25.86507
18...................................... -171.61749 25.85490
19...................................... -171.60335 25.83593
20...................................... -171.60146 25.83319
21...................................... -171.60007 25.82681
22...................................... -171.59667 25.80984
23...................................... -171.59327 25.79245
24...................................... -171.59327 25.79165
25...................................... -171.60171 25.76624
26...................................... -171.60528 25.76115
27...................................... -171.61460 25.74736
28...................................... -171.61775 25.74280
29...................................... -171.61863 25.74166
30...................................... -171.62266 25.73779
31...................................... -171.63183 25.72850
32...................................... -171.63489 25.72540
33...................................... -171.63640 25.72415
34...................................... -171.65101 25.71708
35...................................... -171.65341 25.71571
36...................................... -171.65643 25.71354
37...................................... -171.66122 25.70739
38...................................... -171.66827 25.70032
39...................................... -171.66915 25.70009
40...................................... -171.70065 25.69222
41...................................... -171.70153 25.69210
42...................................... -171.70216 25.69245
43...................................... -171.70695 25.69735
44...................................... -171.70879 25.69916
45...................................... -171.70980 25.69985
46...................................... -171.71156 25.70019
47...................................... -171.72781 25.70027
48...................................... -171.73461 25.70030
49...................................... -171.73537 25.70007
50...................................... -171.75112 25.69221
51...................................... -171.75162 25.69198
52...................................... -171.75351 25.69186
53...................................... -171.77795 25.69209
54...................................... -171.78475 25.69198
55...................................... -171.79678 25.69800
56...................................... -171.80964 25.70443
57...................................... -171.81782 25.70853
58...................................... -171.81846 25.70946
59...................................... -171.83395 25.73225
60...................................... -171.83916 25.74030
61...................................... -171.84621 25.75067
62...................................... -171.85049 25.75694
63...................................... -171.85175 25.75900
64...................................... -171.85377 25.76298
65...................................... -171.86802 25.79154
66...................................... -171.86827 25.79234
67...................................... -171.86991 25.80031
68...................................... -171.87319 25.81695
69...................................... -171.87634 25.83252
70...................................... -171.87634 25.83343
71...................................... -171.87596 25.83457
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72...................................... -171.86853 25.84402
73...................................... -171.83837 25.88003
74...................................... -171.83602 25.88246
75...................................... -171.83519 25.88335
76...................................... -171.83459 25.88376
77...................................... -171.83330 25.88437
78...................................... -171.82477 25.88874
79...................................... -171.82223 25.89004
80...................................... -171.80446 25.89880
81...................................... -171.80283 25.89960
82...................................... -171.80106 25.90017
83...................................... -171.79754 25.90062
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 5--Coordinates for Kamokuokamohoali[revaps]i (Maro Reef) SPA
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Point No. Longitude Latitude
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1....................................... -170.51849 25.56689
2....................................... -170.42884 25.48429
3....................................... -170.40989 25.46684
4....................................... -170.36498 25.39615
5....................................... -170.35211 25.37520
6....................................... -170.38052 25.31861
7....................................... -170.41008 25.25900
8....................................... -170.42639 25.25050
9....................................... -170.49312 25.25500
10...................................... -170.54275 25.25849
11...................................... -170.59335 25.28380
12...................................... -170.65120 25.29999
13...................................... -170.71939 25.30982
14...................................... -170.76864 25.31704
15...................................... -170.80164 25.33336
16...................................... -170.81026 25.35866
17...................................... -170.86881 25.39206
18...................................... -170.89413 25.45071
19...................................... -170.90203 25.52562
20...................................... -170.90204 25.55000
21...................................... -170.87689 25.58379
22...................................... -170.80870 25.62631
23...................................... -170.77706 25.63386
24...................................... -170.71015 25.63370
25...................................... -170.68577 25.61709
26...................................... -170.57600 25.59194
27...................................... -170.52174 25.56835
28...................................... -170.51849 25.56689
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 6--Coordinates for [revaps]Onunui and [revaps]Onuiki (Gardner
Pinnacles) SPA
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Point ID Longitude Latitude
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1....................................... -167.90376 24.42883
2....................................... -167.95520 24.41130
3....................................... -167.99102 24.42020
4....................................... -168.00495 24.43820
5....................................... -168.00858 24.45765
6....................................... -168.01169 24.47484
7....................................... -168.01779 24.50855
8....................................... -168.05095 24.57549
9....................................... -168.08488 24.59196
10...................................... -168.10261 24.63819
11...................................... -168.12654 24.70001
12...................................... -168.12689 24.70299
13...................................... -168.13443 24.77502
14...................................... -168.15180 24.81718
15...................................... -168.15133 24.82629
16...................................... -168.15166 24.88353
17...................................... -168.16317 24.89394
18...................................... -168.22632 24.95007
19...................................... -168.26782 25.00868
20...................................... -168.27946 25.06562
21...................................... -168.26946 25.09337
22...................................... -168.25241 25.10411
23...................................... -168.24399 25.12438
24...................................... -168.22776 25.16582
25...................................... -168.19810 25.18222
26...................................... -168.14391 25.19196
27...................................... -168.08884 25.19330
28...................................... -168.04250 25.17414
29...................................... -167.98399 25.12434
30...................................... -167.93393 25.07053
31...................................... -167.92639 25.04237
32...................................... -167.94327 25.01312
33...................................... -167.94328 24.94223
34...................................... -167.92440 24.90657
35...................................... -167.90375 24.88387
36...................................... -167.89337 24.85096
37...................................... -167.89917 24.74685
38...................................... -167.87394 24.63042
39...................................... -167.87471 24.59063
40...................................... -167.86815 24.56390
41...................................... -167.87627 24.49318
42...................................... -167.88943 24.45607
43...................................... -167.89140 24.45052
44...................................... -167.90376 24.42883
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 7--Coordinates for Lalo (French Frigate Shoals) SPA
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Point No. Longitude Latitude
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1....................................... -165.88287 24.04302
2....................................... -165.81715 24.03363
3....................................... -165.81598 24.03346
4....................................... -165.68957 24.01561
5....................................... -165.61030 24.00420
6....................................... -165.58476 24.00053
7....................................... -165.58475 23.99013
8....................................... -165.58469 23.89901
9....................................... -165.58473 23.88171
10...................................... -165.58487 23.82706
11...................................... -165.58493 23.80510
12...................................... -165.58474 23.74606
13...................................... -165.58467 23.72209
14...................................... -165.58477 23.69139
15...................................... -165.58493 23.64173
16...................................... -165.58492 23.64015
17...................................... -165.58472 23.55814
18...................................... -165.58465 23.53104
19...................................... -165.58492 23.50047
20...................................... -165.68850 23.51533
21...................................... -165.82902 23.53508
22...................................... -165.88403 23.54307
23...................................... -165.90329 23.54586
24...................................... -165.90597 23.54625
25...................................... -165.99383 23.55900
26...................................... -166.03245 23.56447
27...................................... -166.08499 23.57190
28...................................... -166.10117 23.57420
29...................................... -166.13444 23.57892
30...................................... -166.16019 23.58257
31...................................... -166.19002 23.58681
32...................................... -166.22864 23.59229
33...................................... -166.23919 23.59378
34...................................... -166.26236 23.59707
35...................................... -166.28601 23.60043
36...................................... -166.33447 23.60733
37...................................... -166.35885 23.61080
38...................................... -166.37208 23.61269
39...................................... -166.39868 23.61648
40...................................... -166.40303 23.61710
41...................................... -166.40724 23.61770
42...................................... -166.50660 23.63186
43...................................... -166.60789 23.64643
44...................................... -166.72350 23.66307
45...................................... -166.92987 23.68841
46...................................... -166.92855 23.74505
47...................................... -166.92820 23.78485
48...................................... -166.92779 23.83124
49...................................... -166.92817 23.83749
50...................................... -166.92683 23.92953
51...................................... -166.92567 24.00460
52...................................... -166.92523 24.03315
53...................................... -166.92517 24.03699
54...................................... -166.90344 24.03664
55...................................... -166.75320 24.03423
56...................................... -166.75144 24.16680
57...................................... -166.69607 24.15879
58...................................... -166.66261 24.15394
59...................................... -166.60150 24.14542
60...................................... -166.50010 24.13128
61...................................... -166.49143 24.13008
62...................................... -166.46034 24.12556
63...................................... -166.43233 24.12150
64...................................... -166.32588 24.10620
65...................................... -166.31489 24.10462
66...................................... -166.10509 24.07477
67...................................... -166.02473 24.06329
68...................................... -165.88287 24.04302
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 8--Coordinates for Mokumanamana (Necker) SPA
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Point ID Longitude Latitude
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1....................................... -164.54332 23.62574
2....................................... -164.53774 23.61546
3....................................... -164.53568 23.61072
4....................................... -164.53436 23.60261
5....................................... -164.53111 23.58291
6....................................... -164.52906 23.55327
7....................................... -164.52347 23.54272
8....................................... -164.51842 23.53517
9....................................... -164.51078 23.52258
10...................................... -164.50137 23.51811
11...................................... -164.48756 23.51042
12...................................... -164.47390 23.50281
13...................................... -164.45451 23.49239
14...................................... -164.45025 23.48860
15...................................... -164.44290 23.48074
16...................................... -164.42150 23.47295
17...................................... -164.40063 23.46523
18...................................... -164.39476 23.46347
19...................................... -164.38256 23.46334
20...................................... -164.37022 23.46374
21...................................... -164.36817 23.46306
22...................................... -164.35392 23.45819
23...................................... -164.34628 23.45541
24...................................... -164.32877 23.44951
25...................................... -164.31431 23.43772
26...................................... -164.30609 23.43154
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27...................................... -164.29543 23.41512
28...................................... -164.28443 23.39873
29...................................... -164.28154 23.38946
30...................................... -164.27484 23.36629
31...................................... -164.26980 23.35201
32...................................... -164.25929 23.32687
33...................................... -164.25290 23.31240
34...................................... -164.25199 23.30818
35...................................... -164.25305 23.30467
36...................................... -164.25391 23.30232
37...................................... -164.25937 23.28868
38...................................... -164.26848 23.27932
39...................................... -164.27039 23.27580
40...................................... -164.27641 23.25830
41...................................... -164.28332 23.25152
42...................................... -164.29933 23.23578
43...................................... -164.31485 23.23457
44...................................... -164.32999 23.23375
45...................................... -164.33983 23.23321
46...................................... -164.37024 23.23810
47...................................... -164.38214 23.24651
48...................................... -164.39668 23.25641
49...................................... -164.40006 23.25695
50...................................... -164.41146 23.25833
51...................................... -164.45730 23.26308
52...................................... -164.46347 23.26620
53...................................... -164.47251 23.27100
54...................................... -164.48529 23.29229
55...................................... -164.51115 23.30260
56...................................... -164.52540 23.30843
57...................................... -164.56870 23.30925
58...................................... -164.59206 23.30912
59...................................... -164.60425 23.30763
60...................................... -164.63246 23.29963
61...................................... -164.64245 23.30098
62...................................... -164.64083 23.31400
63...................................... -164.63466 23.32091
64...................................... -164.62891 23.32479
65...................................... -164.62024 23.32764
66...................................... -164.62303 23.34282
67...................................... -164.61612 23.34892
68...................................... -164.61039 23.35488
69...................................... -164.60465 23.36962
70...................................... -164.60009 23.38141
71...................................... -164.59358 23.39656
72...................................... -164.59304 23.39780
73...................................... -164.58670 23.42106
74...................................... -164.58127 23.44558
75...................................... -164.59302 23.45045
76...................................... -164.60713 23.45628
77...................................... -164.61021 23.46671
78...................................... -164.61221 23.46868
79...................................... -164.62367 23.48006
80...................................... -164.62734 23.48141
81...................................... -164.64776 23.48913
82...................................... -164.65452 23.49062
83...................................... -164.66774 23.49265
84...................................... -164.69032 23.49644
85...................................... -164.70192 23.49738
86...................................... -164.71470 23.49725
87...................................... -164.71956 23.49693
88...................................... -164.73882 23.49564
89...................................... -164.73909 23.49562
90...................................... -164.76295 23.48763
91...................................... -164.77141 23.48479
92...................................... -164.77495 23.49017
93...................................... -164.78145 23.50004
94...................................... -164.78336 23.50315
95...................................... -164.78689 23.50423
96...................................... -164.80114 23.51019
97...................................... -164.81245 23.52400
98...................................... -164.83023 23.53537
99...................................... -164.83393 23.53828
100..................................... -164.84010 23.54992
101..................................... -164.84847 23.56805
102..................................... -164.84022 23.59032
103..................................... -164.83507 23.60223
104..................................... -164.82699 23.61034
105..................................... -164.82082 23.61684
106..................................... -164.80231 23.62265
107..................................... -164.79438 23.62265
108..................................... -164.76970 23.62170
109..................................... -164.76123 23.62470
110..................................... -164.74668 23.62929
111..................................... -164.72141 23.63890
112..................................... -164.69989 23.64668
113..................................... -164.69637 23.64884
114..................................... -164.68168 23.65276
115..................................... -164.62967 23.66304
116..................................... -164.62570 23.66372
117..................................... -164.60491 23.66058
118..................................... -164.58332 23.65788
119..................................... -164.57670 23.65626
120..................................... -164.56260 23.64801
121..................................... -164.55305 23.64260
122..................................... -164.55023 23.63696
123..................................... -164.54332 23.62574
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 9--Coordinates for Nihoa Island SPA
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Point No. Longitude Latitude
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1....................................... -161.85602 23.06825
2....................................... -161.85586 23.06145
3....................................... -161.85681 23.05444
4....................................... -161.85854 23.04933
5....................................... -161.86360 23.03839
6....................................... -161.86786 23.03182
7....................................... -161.87322 23.02583
8....................................... -161.88254 23.01897
9....................................... -161.89754 23.01138
10...................................... -161.91456 23.00813
11...................................... -161.91743 23.00758
12...................................... -161.93400 23.00846
13...................................... -161.94876 23.01210
14...................................... -161.95413 23.01502
15...................................... -161.95873 23.01760
16...................................... -161.96534 23.02130
17...................................... -161.97875 23.03532
18...................................... -161.98075 23.03875
19...................................... -161.98502 23.04586
20...................................... -161.98748 23.05667
21...................................... -161.98809 23.06216
22...................................... -161.98748 23.07391
23...................................... -161.98297 23.08604
24...................................... -161.97743 23.09476
25...................................... -161.97071 23.10243
26...................................... -161.96076 23.11031
27...................................... -161.94498 23.11717
28...................................... -161.92966 23.12052
29...................................... -161.91767 23.12081
30...................................... -161.90064 23.11819
31...................................... -161.90062 23.11819
32...................................... -161.88846 23.11323
33...................................... -161.87906 23.10751
34...................................... -161.86691 23.09642
35...................................... -161.86217 23.08883
36...................................... -161.85933 23.08270
37...................................... -161.85665 23.07424
38...................................... -161.85602 23.06825
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Appendix E to Subpart W of Part 922--Coordinates for the Ship Reporting
Area
[Coordinates listed in this appendix are unprojected
(Geographic) and based on the North American Datum of 1983]
The boundaries for the areas listed in this appendix, unless
otherwise described in this rule, begin at Point 1 as indicated in
the particular area's coordinate table and continue to each
successive point in numerical order until ending at the last point
in the table.
Table 1--Coordinates for the Reporting Area Outer Boundary
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Point No. Longitude Latitude
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1....................................... -178.28283 29.42450
2....................................... -175.23067 28.72883
3....................................... -173.42967 27.01283
4....................................... -171.46783 26.74850
5....................................... -170.34317 26.40383
6....................................... -167.53500 25.94050
7....................................... -165.97817 24.83667
8....................................... -161.94767 24.09200
9....................................... -161.94367 24.08817
10...................................... -161.85883 24.07283
11...................................... -161.77417 24.05733
12...................................... -161.68983 24.04017
13...................................... -161.60583 24.02183
14...................................... -161.52583 23.99467
15...................................... -161.44750 23.96417
16...................................... -161.37183 23.92567
17...................................... -161.29867 23.88267
18...................................... -161.22867 23.83533
19...................................... -161.16800 23.78233
20...................................... -161.10783 23.72483
21...................................... -161.05150 23.66183
22...................................... -161.00233 23.59533
23...................................... -160.95767 23.52650
24...................................... -160.92050 23.45533
25...................................... -160.89517 23.37900
26...................................... -160.86950 23.30483
27...................................... -160.85067 23.22617
28...................................... -160.84100 23.14467
29...................................... -160.83617 23.06167
30...................................... -160.83917 22.97783
31...................................... -160.85067 22.89733
32...................................... -160.87000 22.81850
33...................................... -160.89267 22.74100
34...................................... -160.92533 22.66717
35...................................... -160.96133 22.59550
36...................................... -161.00417 22.52567
37...................................... -161.05383 22.45950
38...................................... -161.11067 22.39600
39...................................... -161.17050 22.33733
40...................................... -161.23550 22.28367
41...................................... -161.30567 22.23400
42...................................... -161.38000 22.18917
43...................................... -161.45750 22.15317
44...................................... -161.53517 22.12150
45...................................... -161.61567 22.09783
46...................................... -161.69817 22.07700
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47...................................... -161.78483 22.06567
48...................................... -161.87267 22.05683
49...................................... -161.95850 22.05683
50...................................... -162.04717 22.06367
51...................................... -162.13400 22.07483
52...................................... -162.21867 22.09050
53...................................... -162.27350 22.09950
54...................................... -162.28083 22.10483
55...................................... -164.78783 22.57617
56...................................... -166.63717 22.79333
57...................................... -168.46517 24.06367
58...................................... -170.75650 24.42933
59...................................... -171.88383 24.77567
60...................................... -174.47850 25.12667
61...................................... -176.59183 27.09700
62...................................... -178.64433 27.45533
63...................................... -178.72600 27.48217
64...................................... -178.80667 27.51067
65...................................... -178.88267 27.54567
66...................................... -178.95500 27.58433
67...................................... -179.02483 27.63150
68...................................... -179.09333 27.68167
69...................................... -179.15683 27.73617
70...................................... -179.21417 27.79567
71...................................... -179.26667 27.85750
72...................................... -179.31367 27.92200
73...................................... -179.35217 27.98883
74...................................... -179.38583 28.05817
75...................................... -179.41267 28.13033
76...................................... -179.43633 28.20517
77...................................... -179.45083 28.28250
78...................................... -179.46050 28.36017
79...................................... -179.46283 28.43633
80...................................... -179.45800 28.51450
81...................................... -179.44917 28.59350
82...................................... -179.42917 28.66817
83...................................... -179.40517 28.74100
84...................................... -179.37500 28.81167
85...................................... -179.34050 28.88017
86...................................... -179.29617 28.94517
87...................................... -179.24867 29.00967
88...................................... -179.19483 29.06967
89...................................... -179.13667 29.12700
90...................................... -179.07283 29.18100
91...................................... -179.00350 29.22933
92...................................... -178.92967 29.27067
93...................................... -178.85433 29.30850
94...................................... -178.77500 29.34083
95...................................... -178.69450 29.37100
96...................................... -178.61067 29.39200
97...................................... -178.52567 29.40883
98...................................... -178.43850 29.41933
99...................................... -178.34867 29.42367
100..................................... -178.27833 29.42150
101..................................... -178.28283 29.42450
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 2--Coordinates of the Inner Reporting Area Boundary Around
Holaniku (Kure Atoll), Kuaihelani (Midway Atoll), Manawai (Pearl and
Hermes Atoll) Area To Be Avoided (ATBA)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Point No. Longitude Latitude
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1....................................... -175.78700 27.01217
2....................................... -175.87900 27.01133
3....................................... -175.96933 27.01817
4....................................... -176.05883 27.03317
5....................................... -176.14683 27.05567
6....................................... -176.23183 27.08533
7....................................... -176.31317 27.12283
8....................................... -176.39000 27.16633
9....................................... -176.46233 27.21700
10...................................... -176.47833 27.22950
11...................................... -176.49783 27.24600
12...................................... -177.55517 27.41583
13...................................... -178.49833 27.59783
14...................................... -178.56550 27.61067
15...................................... -178.62200 27.62550
16...................................... -178.67750 27.64333
17...................................... -178.73167 27.66417
18...................................... -178.78417 27.68800
19...................................... -178.83500 27.71483
20...................................... -178.88383 27.74433
21...................................... -178.93050 27.77650
22...................................... -178.97483 27.81117
23...................................... -179.01667 27.84817
24...................................... -179.05650 27.88700
25...................................... -179.09350 27.92817
26...................................... -179.12683 27.97150
27...................................... -179.15783 28.01683
28...................................... -179.18500 28.06350
29...................................... -179.20883 28.11183
30...................................... -179.22917 28.16117
31...................................... -179.24583 28.21167
32...................................... -179.25900 28.26300
33...................................... -179.26850 28.31517
34...................................... -179.27417 28.36733
35...................................... -179.27600 28.41200
36...................................... -179.27617 28.42000
37...................................... -179.27600 28.43017
38...................................... -179.27400 28.47250
39...................................... -179.26833 28.52483
40...................................... -179.25900 28.57683
41...................................... -179.24583 28.62817
42...................................... -179.22900 28.67850
43...................................... -179.20900 28.72800
44...................................... -179.18550 28.77633
45...................................... -179.15867 28.82317
46...................................... -179.12833 28.86850
47...................................... -179.09500 28.91200
48...................................... -179.05850 28.95350
49...................................... -179.01917 28.99300
50...................................... -178.97700 29.03017
51...................................... -178.93217 29.06500
52...................................... -178.88500 29.09717
53...................................... -178.83550 29.12667
54...................................... -178.78400 29.15350
55...................................... -178.73067 29.17733
56...................................... -178.67567 29.19817
57...................................... -178.61933 29.21583
58...................................... -178.56183 29.23033
59...................................... -178.50350 29.24167
60...................................... -178.44433 29.24983
61...................................... -178.38467 29.25467
62...................................... -178.32483 29.25600
63...................................... -178.26500 29.25417
64...................................... -178.20533 29.24900
65...................................... -178.14633 29.24050
66...................................... -177.20117 29.05783
67...................................... -177.12150 29.04250
68...................................... -175.59117 28.64933
69...................................... -175.57250 28.64450
70...................................... -175.32900 28.58183
71...................................... -175.17750 28.43733
72...................................... -175.14917 28.41017
73...................................... -175.15067 28.40883
74...................................... -175.08183 28.33483
75...................................... -175.03200 28.26750
76...................................... -174.98883 28.19633
77...................................... -174.95383 28.12150
78...................................... -174.92800 28.04383
79...................................... -174.91033 27.96400
80...................................... -174.90083 27.88350
81...................................... -174.90083 27.80200
82...................................... -174.91033 27.72133
83...................................... -174.92850 27.64133
84...................................... -174.95533 27.56350
85...................................... -174.99050 27.48833
86...................................... -175.03383 27.41667
87...................................... -175.08450 27.34883
88...................................... -175.14317 27.28633
89...................................... -175.20783 27.22883
90...................................... -175.27783 27.17650
91...................................... -175.35417 27.13133
92...................................... -175.43483 27.09283
93...................................... -175.51917 27.06100
94...................................... -175.60667 27.03700
95...................................... -175.69633 27.02150
96...................................... -175.78700 27.01217
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 3--Coordinates for the Inner Reporting Area Boundary Around
[revaps]Onui and [revaps]Onuiki (Gardner Pinnacles), Lalo (French
Frigate Shoals), Mokumanamana (Necker) ATBA
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Point No. Longitude Latitude
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1....................................... -168.00150 25.83633
2....................................... -167.87767 25.82733
3....................................... -167.87750 25.82833
4....................................... -167.80583 25.81650
5....................................... -167.61200 25.78483
6....................................... -167.44133 25.66400
7....................................... -167.32983 25.58500
8....................................... -166.75000 25.17383
9....................................... -166.05600 24.68183
10...................................... -165.58317 24.59400
11...................................... -164.51867 24.39633
12...................................... -164.51900 24.39317
13...................................... -164.49567 24.38850
14...................................... -164.40867 24.36417
15...................................... -164.32317 24.33500
16...................................... -164.24267 24.29583
17...................................... -164.16617 24.24983
18...................................... -164.09483 24.19767
19...................................... -164.03000 24.13833
20...................................... -163.97050 24.07467
21...................................... -163.92033 24.00450
22...................................... -163.87650 23.93083
23...................................... -163.84267 23.85283
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24...................................... -163.81633 23.77217
25...................................... -163.79983 23.68950
26...................................... -163.79267 23.60567
27...................................... -163.79333 23.52117
28...................................... -163.80467 23.43783
29...................................... -163.82500 23.35567
30...................................... -163.85233 23.27550
31...................................... -163.89117 23.19933
32...................................... -163.93583 23.12567
33...................................... -163.98967 23.05767
34...................................... -164.05017 22.99417
35...................................... -164.11833 22.93783
36...................................... -164.19150 22.88700
37...................................... -164.26967 22.84333
38...................................... -164.35267 22.80800
39...................................... -164.43800 22.77883
40...................................... -164.52667 22.75817
41...................................... -164.61717 22.74717
42...................................... -164.70850 22.74417
43...................................... -164.79983 22.74867
44...................................... -164.82533 22.75183
45...................................... -164.85800 22.75650
46...................................... -164.85883 22.75283
47...................................... -165.58317 22.83767
48...................................... -166.32717 22.92500
49...................................... -166.38867 22.93217
50...................................... -166.60000 22.95683
51...................................... -166.75000 23.06250
52...................................... -166.79083 23.09133
53...................................... -168.38100 24.21167
54...................................... -168.37967 24.21467
55...................................... -168.45467 24.26750
56...................................... -168.52767 24.31917
57...................................... -168.59917 24.37117
58...................................... -168.66567 24.42850
59...................................... -168.72583 24.49183
60...................................... -168.77717 24.56117
61...................................... -168.82150 24.63433
62...................................... -168.85767 24.71133
63...................................... -168.88533 24.79083
64...................................... -168.90467 24.87233
65...................................... -168.91367 24.95533
66...................................... -168.91583 25.03867
67...................................... -168.90717 25.12167
68...................................... -168.88867 25.20317
69...................................... -168.86267 25.28317
70...................................... -168.82667 25.35950
71...................................... -168.78217 25.43233
72...................................... -168.73100 25.50150
73...................................... -168.67367 25.56483
74...................................... -168.60867 25.62283
75...................................... -168.53733 25.67483
76...................................... -168.46133 25.72067
77...................................... -168.38033 25.75950
78...................................... -168.29600 25.79050
79...................................... -168.20783 25.81317
80...................................... -168.11817 25.82867
81...................................... -168.02700 25.83517
82...................................... -168.00150 25.83633
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 4--Coordinates for Inner Reporting Area Boundary Around the Kapou
(Lisianski Island), Kamole (Laysan Island), Kamokuokamohoali[revaps]i
(Maro Reef), Raita Bank ATBA
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Point No. Longitude Latitude
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1....................................... -173.56150 26.85217
2....................................... -173.51450 26.84583
3....................................... -173.51317 26.84817
4....................................... -171.62833 26.60000
5....................................... -171.56400 26.59150
6....................................... -171.51400 26.58500
7....................................... -171.45833 26.56783
8....................................... -171.41933 26.55583
9....................................... -170.38400 26.23767
10...................................... -169.81600 26.14483
11...................................... -169.81717 26.13933
12...................................... -169.76383 26.12700
13...................................... -169.67617 26.10050
14...................................... -169.59400 26.06617
15...................................... -169.51517 26.02517
16...................................... -169.44083 25.97750
17...................................... -169.37233 25.92200
18...................................... -169.31000 25.86117
19...................................... -169.25317 25.79633
20...................................... -169.20567 25.72567
21...................................... -169.16550 25.65083
22...................................... -169.13467 25.57283
23...................................... -169.11267 25.49233
24...................................... -169.09883 25.41017
25...................................... -169.09400 25.32717
26...................................... -169.09883 25.24417
27...................................... -169.11100 25.16150
28...................................... -169.13367 25.08083
29...................................... -169.16600 25.00283
30...................................... -169.20583 24.92767
31...................................... -169.25233 24.85583
32...................................... -169.30800 24.78950
33...................................... -169.37033 24.72817
34...................................... -169.43850 24.67233
35...................................... -169.51300 24.62367
36...................................... -169.59400 24.58333
37...................................... -169.67767 24.55033
38...................................... -169.76467 24.52233
39...................................... -169.85133 24.50517
40...................................... -169.94217 24.49467
41...................................... -170.03017 24.49267
42...................................... -170.07617 24.49350
43...................................... -170.73983 24.59617
44...................................... -170.79300 24.60483
45...................................... -170.83950 24.61967
46...................................... -170.86950 24.62933
47...................................... -171.83650 24.93717
48...................................... -174.41400 25.27683
49...................................... -174.64083 25.49267
50...................................... -174.70050 25.55467
51...................................... -174.75333 25.62217
52...................................... -174.79733 25.69467
53...................................... -174.83417 25.77050
54...................................... -174.86283 25.84883
55...................................... -174.88183 25.93000
56...................................... -174.89117 26.01183
57...................................... -174.89350 26.09450
58...................................... -174.88450 26.17650
59...................................... -174.86800 26.25767
60...................................... -174.84283 26.33667
61...................................... -174.80733 26.41250
62...................................... -174.76567 26.48583
63...................................... -174.71600 26.55433
64...................................... -174.65817 26.61850
65...................................... -174.59383 26.67667
66...................................... -174.52383 26.72917
67...................................... -174.44783 26.77483
68...................................... -174.36817 26.81500
69...................................... -174.28383 26.84650
70...................................... -174.19650 26.87000
71...................................... -174.10717 26.88683
72...................................... -174.01633 26.89567
73...................................... -173.92467 26.89567
74...................................... -173.83367 26.88817
75...................................... -173.74300 26.87600
76...................................... -173.65233 26.86417
77...................................... -173.56150 26.85217
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 5--Coordinates for the Inner Reporting Area boundary Around Nihoa
ATBA
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Point No. Longitude Latitude
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1....................................... -161.78483 23.88033
2....................................... -161.74450 23.87317
3....................................... -161.74233 23.88033
4....................................... -161.68667 23.86833
5....................................... -161.63200 23.85300
6....................................... -161.57850 23.83467
7....................................... -161.52633 23.81317
8....................................... -161.47583 23.78883
9....................................... -161.42700 23.76150
10...................................... -161.38017 23.73133
11...................................... -161.33550 23.69867
12...................................... -161.29333 23.66333
13...................................... -161.25350 23.62567
14...................................... -161.21650 23.58567
15...................................... -161.18217 23.54367
16...................................... -161.15083 23.49983
17...................................... -161.12250 23.45417
18...................................... -161.09750 23.40700
19...................................... -161.07567 23.35850
20...................................... -161.05717 23.30867
21...................................... -161.04217 23.25800
22...................................... -161.03067 23.20650
23...................................... -161.02250 23.15450
24...................................... -161.01817 23.10217
25...................................... -161.01717 23.04950
26...................................... -161.01983 22.99700
27...................................... -161.02617 22.94483
28...................................... -161.03583 22.89300
29...................................... -161.04917 22.84183
30...................................... -161.06583 22.79167
31...................................... -161.08583 22.74250
32...................................... -161.10900 22.69450
33...................................... -161.13550 22.64800
34...................................... -161.16500 22.60317
35...................................... -161.19750 22.56017
36...................................... -161.23283 22.51900
37...................................... -161.27083 22.48017
38...................................... -161.31150 22.44350
39...................................... -161.35433 22.40933
40...................................... -161.39950 22.37767
41...................................... -161.44667 22.34867
42...................................... -161.49567 22.32250
43...................................... -161.54633 22.29917
44...................................... -161.59833 22.27883
45...................................... -161.65167 22.26167
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46...................................... -161.70617 22.24750
47...................................... -161.76133 22.23667
48...................................... -161.81717 22.22883
49...................................... -161.87350 22.22450
50...................................... -161.93000 22.22333
51...................................... -161.98633 22.22550
52...................................... -162.04250 22.23083
53...................................... -162.09083 22.23850
54...................................... -162.09817 22.23950
55...................................... -162.11467 22.24317
56...................................... -162.20300 22.26450
57...................................... -162.28850 22.29500
58...................................... -162.37000 22.33283
59...................................... -162.44733 22.37883
60...................................... -162.51917 22.43133
61...................................... -162.58483 22.49017
62...................................... -162.64350 22.55467
63...................................... -162.69533 22.62450
64...................................... -162.73900 22.69883
65...................................... -162.77450 22.77717
66...................................... -162.80083 22.85800
67...................................... -162.81817 22.94100
68...................................... -162.82633 23.02500
69...................................... -162.82483 23.10967
70...................................... -162.81483 23.19350
71...................................... -162.79500 23.27617
72...................................... -162.76633 23.35600
73...................................... -162.72917 23.43367
74...................................... -162.68350 23.50667
75...................................... -162.63050 23.57517
76...................................... -162.56967 23.63767
77...................................... -162.50300 23.69483
78...................................... -162.42983 23.74533
79...................................... -162.35183 23.78933
80...................................... -162.26933 23.82583
81...................................... -162.18317 23.85400
82...................................... -162.09383 23.87400
83...................................... -162.00417 23.88567
84...................................... -161.91250 23.88933
85...................................... -161.82133 23.88483
86...................................... -161.78483 23.88033
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Appendix F to Subpart W of Part 922--IMO Standard Reporting Format and
Data Syntax for Ship Reporting System
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Function Information required Example field text
Telegraphy --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
System identifier CORAL SHIPREP // CORAL SHIPREP //
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
A.................. Ship............... Vessel name/call sign/flag/IMO A/OCEAN VOYAGER/C5FU8/BAHAMAS/IMO
number/Federal documentation or 9359165/
State registration number if
applicable //.
B.................. Date, time (UTC), A 6-digit group giving day of B/271107Z DEC//
and month of entry. month (first two digits), hours
and minutes (last four digits) in
coordinated universal time,
suffixed by the letter Z
(indicating time in UTC), and
three letters indicating month //.
C.................. Position........... A 4-digit group giving latitude in C/2728N/17356W//
degrees and minutes, suffixed
with the letter N (indicating
north), followed by a single /,
and a five-digit group giving
longitude in degrees and minutes,
suffixed with the letter W
(indicating west) // [Report in
the World Geodetic System 1984
Datum (WGS-84)].
E.................. True course........ 3 digit number indicating true E/180//
course.
F.................. Speed in knots and 3-digit group indicating knots F/20.5//
tenths. decimal tenths //.
I.................. Destination and Name of port city/country/ I/SEATTLE/USA/311230Z DEC//
estimated time of estimated arrival date and time
arrival. group expressed as in (B) //.
L.................. Intended route Route information should be L/RL/215/20.5//
through the reported as a direct rhumbline -OR-
reporting area. (RL) course through the reporting L/WP/2734N/17352W/20.5//
area and intended speed L/WP/2641N/17413W/20.5//
(expressed as in E and F) or a L/WP/2605N/17530W/20.5//
series of waypoints (WP). Each
waypoint entry should be reported
as latitude and longitude,
expressed as in (C), and intended
speed between waypoints (as in F)
// (Note: As many ``L'' lines as
needed may be used to describe
the vessel's intended route.).
O.................. Vessel draft in Maximum present static draft O/11.50//
meters. reported in meters decimal
centimeters //.
P.................. Categories of Classification Code (e.g., IMDG, P/IMDG/
Hazardous Cargoes IBC, IGC, INF) / and all 1.4G,2.1,2.2,2.3,3,4.1,6.1,8,9//
*. corresponding Categories of
Hazardous Cargoes (delimited by
commas) // Note: If necessary,
use a separate ``P'' line for
each type of Classification Code.
Q.................. Defects or Brief details of defects, damage, Q/Include details as required//
deficiencies **. deficiencies or limitations that
restrict maneuverability or
impair normal navigation // (If
none, enter the number zero.).
R.................. Pollution incident Description of pollution incident R/0//
or goods lost or goods lost overboard within
overboard **. the Monument, the Reporting Area,
or the U.S. Exclusive Economic
Zone// (If none, enter the number
zero.).
T.................. Contact information Name/address/and phone number of T/JOHN DOE/GENERIC SHIPPING
of ship's agent or ship's agent or owner //. COMPANY INC, 6101 ACME ROAD, ROOM
owner. 123, CITY, STATE, COUNTRY 12345/
123-123-1234//
U.................. Ship size (length Length overall reported in meters U/294.14/54592/CONTAINER SHIP//
overall and gross decimal centimeters/number of
tonnage) and type. gross tons/type of ship (e.g.
bulk carrier, chemical tanker,
oil tanker, gas tanker,
container, general cargo, fishing
vessel, research, passenger, OBO,
RORO) //.
W.................. Persons............ Total number of persons on board // W/15//
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TABLE NOTES
* Categories of hazardous cargoes means goods classified in the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG)
Code; substances classified in chapter 17 of the International Code for the Construction and Equipment of
Ships Carrying Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk (IBC Code) and chapter 19 of the International Code for the
Construction and Equipment of Ships Carrying Liquefied Gases in Bulk (IGC Code); oils as defined in MARPOL
Annex I; noxious liquid substances as defined in MARPOL Annex II; harmful substances as defined in MARPOL
Annex III; and radioactive materials specified in the Code for the Safe Carriage of the Irradiated Nuclear
Fuel, Plutonium and High-Level Radioactive Wastes in Flasks on Board Ships (INF Code).
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** In accordance with the provisions of the MARPOL Convention, ships must report information relating to
defects, damage, deficiencies or other limitations as well as, if necessary, information relating to pollution
incidents or loss of cargo. Safety related reports must be provided to CORAL SHIPREP without delay should a
ship suffer damage, failure or breakdown affecting the safety of the ship (Item Q), or if a ship makes a
marked deviation from a route, course or speed previously advised (Item L). Pollution or cargo lost overboard
must be reported without delay (Item R).
[FR Doc. 2024-03820 Filed 2-29-24; 8:45 am]
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