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✨ Land Reservations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 60 — 8 JUNE 2017

7 37° 20′ 1.276″ S 178° 0′ 0.000″ E then west along the Territorial Sea Boundary to

8 36° 20′ 6.766″ S 176° 0′ 0.000″ E then north to

9 35° 0′ 0.000″ S 176° 0′ 0.000″ E then east to

10 35° 0′ 0.000″ S 177° 0′ 0.000″ E then north to

11 34° 0′ 0.000″ S 177° 0′ 0.000″ E then east to

12 34° 0′ 0.000″ S 178° 0′ 0.000″ E then north to

13 33° 27′ 36.653″ S 178° 0′ 0.000″ E then south-east along the boundary of the EEZ to the point of commencement.

Description of Land Area B

For ‘Reservation B’ all that area of land as bounded by straight lines between the geographical coordinates (NZGD 2000) commencing at a point:

Reservation B

Point	Latitude	Longitude	Turnings
1	34° 31′ 41.392″ S	180° 0′ 0.000″ E	then north-west to
2	34° 19′ 45.339″ S	179° 22′ 20.374″ E	then along the boundary of the EEZ to
3	33° 19′ 42.321″ S	178° 0′ 0.000″ E	then north to
4	32° 0′ 0.000″ S	178° 0′ 0.000″ E	then east to
5	32° 0′ 0.000″ S	179° 0′ 0.000″ E	then north to
6	27° 14′ 5.814″ S	179° 0′ 0.000″ E	then north-east along the boundary of the EEZ to
7	27° 0′ 2.222″ S	179° 13′ 15.694″ E	then east to
8	27° 0′ 0.000″ S	180° 0′ 0.000″ E	then north to
9	26° 25′ 17.418″ S	180° 0′ 0.000″ E	then north-east along the boundary of the EEZ to
10	25° 59′ 20.429″ S	178° 51′ 31.447″ W	then east to
11	25° 54′ 18.422″ S	177° 29′ 34.336″ W	then south-east along the boundary of the EEZ to
12	26° 19′ 50.531″ S	176° 0′ 0.000″ W	then south to
13	27° 0′ 0.000″ S	176° 0′ 0.000″ W	then west to
14	27° 0′ 0.000″ S	177° 0′ 0.000″ W	then south to
15	30° 0′ 0.000″ S	177° 0′ 0.000″ W	then west to
16	30° 0′ 0.000″ S	178° 0′ 0.000″ W	then south to
17	33° 0′ 0.000″ S	178° 0′ 0.000″ W	then west to
18	33° 0′ 0.000″ S	179° 0′ 0.000″ W	then south to
19	34° 0′ 0.000″ S	179° 0′ 0.000″ W	then west to
20	34° 0′ 0.000″ S	180° 0′ 0.000″ W	then south to the point of commencement.

Issued at Wellington this 31st day of May 2017.

HON SIMON BRIDGES, Minister for Economic Development (acting under delegated authority).

Note: A map of the reserved area of land is available at the New Zealand Petroleum & Minerals website: www.nzpam.govt.nz.

2017-ln2857

Declaring Conservation Land to be a Reserve and is Classified

Gazette.govt.nz — NZ Gazette 2017, No 60

Parliament House (depicted) was completed in 1918 and remains the primary seat of Parliament.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🌾 Crown Minerals (Prohibition of Granting or Extending Permits) Declaration 2017 (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated31 May 2017
KeywordsMineral permits, Prohibition, Crown Minerals Act 1991, Seabed, Subsoil, Land Area B, Reservation B
👩‍💼 Officials

HON SIMON BRIDGES, Minister for Economic Development

🗺️ Declaring Conservation Land to be a Reserve and is Classified

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsConservation land, Reserve classification

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