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THE HONG KONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, DECEMBER 4, 1936

APPENDIX.

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[8. 3.]

First Schedule.

Firing Areas.

NOTE. All Latitudes are N. and Longitudes E. Latitudes and Longitudes taken from Admiralty Charts Nos. 3429, 1466, 3605, 3280, 3279 and 1180, but longitudes from Charts Nos. 1180 and 3605 have been decreased by 9".

(a) Firing Area A:--

The sea follows:--

area included in this Firing Area is bounded as

By a line starting from High Water Mark at light marking Harbour Boundary (latitude 22° 17′ 28′′ longitude 114° 14′ 03′′), thence following High Water Mark along northern shore of Lyemun and western shore of Junk Bay to latitude 22° 18′ 23′′-longitude 114° 15′ 03′′, thence across Junk Bay to latitude 22° 18′ 43′′-longitude 114° 15′ 45′′, thence following High Water Mark along eastern shore of Junk Bay to latitude 22° 16′ 46′′-longitude 114° 16′ 28′′, thence to Junk Island at latitude 22° 16′ 46′′-longitude 114° 16′ 14′′, thence following High Water Mark along southern shore of Junk Island to latitude 22° 16′ 34′′-longitude 114° 15′ 49′′, thence across to Lao Shui Pai (latitude 22° 16′ 36′′-longitude 114° 14′ 21′′), thence following High Water Mark northward to light marking Harbour Boundary (latitude 22° 17′ 9′′-longitude 114° 13′ 56′′), thence across Lyemun to starting point.

(b) Firing Area B:—

The area included in this Firing Area is bounded as follows:- By a line starting from High Water Mark at Cape Collinson (latitude 22° 15′ 48′′-longitude 114° 15′ 18′′), thence across to Slope Island (latitude 22° 15′ 51′′-longitude 114° 16′ 21°), thence follow- ing High Water Mark along southern shore of Slope Island and southern shore of Tai Miu to Fo Tau Point (latitude 22° 15′ 42′′ - longitude 114° 17′ 53′′), thence on a bearing of 98° to latitude 22° 14′ 48′′ longitude 114° 24′ 45′′, thence on a bearing of 218° to latitude 22° 09′ 00′′-longitude 114° 20′ 00′′, thence on a bearing of 270° to latitude 22° 09′ 00′′ longitude 114° 19′ 35′′, thence to the northern end of Waglan Island (latitude 22° 11′ 25′′-longitude 114° 18′ 14′′), thence to Tai Long Head (latitude 22° 12′ 33′′— longitude 114° 15′ 33′′), thence northward following High Water Mark to starting point.

(c) Firing Area C:—

The area included in this Firing Area is bounded as follows:-

By a line starting from High Water Mark at Bluff Point (latitude 22° 11′ 46′′-longitude 114° 12′ 42′′), thence following High Water Mark along the southern shore of Tai Tam Peninsula to latitude 22° 11′ 51′′-longitude 114° 13' 15", thence to Beaufort Island at latitude 22° 11′ 22′′-longitude 114° 14' 32", thence follow- ing High Water Mark along the western and southern shores of Beaufort Island to latitude 22° 10′ 46′′-longitude 114° 14′ 33′′, thence across to Pu Toi Island at latitude 22° 10′ 00′′-longitude 114° 14′ 58′′, thence on a bearing of 148° to latitude 22° 09′ 00′′- longitude 114° 15′ 41′′, thence on a bearing of 270° to latitude 22° 09′ 00′′ longitude 114° 05′ 48′′, thence across to Un Kok Point on Lamma Island (latitude 22° 11′ 00′′-longitude 114° 08′ 50′′), thence across East Lamma Channel to starting point.

(d) Firing Area D:-

The area included in this Firing Area is bounded as follows:-

By a line starting from High Water Mark at Shiktongtsui (latitude 22° 16′ 36′′-longitude 114° 06′ 50′′), thence following High Water Mark southward to Waterfall Bay (latitude 22° 15′ 02′′- longitude 114° 08′ 02′′), thence across East Lamma Channel to Boulder Point on Lamma Island (latitude 22° 14′ 33′′-longitude

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