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(a) The Togiak District consists of all waters of Alaska between the longitude of the tip of Cape Constantine at 158ΓΈ 53.50' W. long. and the longitude of the tip of Cape Newenham at 162ΓΈ 10.51' W. long. Sections are as follows:
(1) Kulukak Section: all waters between the longitude of the tip of Cape Constantine and the longitude of the tip of Right Hand Point;
(2) Nunavachak Section: all waters between the longitude of the tip of Right Hand Point and the longitude of the tip of Rocky Point;
(3) Togiak Section: all waters between the longitude of the tip of Rocky Point and the longitude of the terminus of the Quigmy River;
(4) Hagemeister Section: all waters between the longitude of the terminus of the Quigmy River and the longitude of the tip of Asigyukpak Spit;
(5) Pyrite Point Section: all waters between the longitude of Asigyukpak Spit and the longitude of Cape Peirce;
(6) Cape Newenham Section: all waters between the longitude of the tip of Cape Peirce and the longitude of the tip of Cape Newenham.
(b) The Bay District consists of all waters of the Bristol Bay Area east of the longitude of the southernmost tip of Cape Constantine at 158ΓΈ 53.50' W. long.
(c) The General District consists of all waters of the Bristol Bay Area west of the longitude of the southernmost tip of Cape Newenham at 162ΓΈ 10.51' W. long.
History: In effect before 1988; am 4/2/88, Register 105; am 5/2/92, Register 122; am 5/31/98, Register 146; am 4/9/2004, Register 170
Authority: AS 16.05.251
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