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1 Prescribed Region 1: Queen Charlottes North
The boundary of this prescribed region starts at a point at latitude 54°42′27.93″ North and longitude 130°36′50.05″ West on the international boundary (the Line A-B as illustrated on Map A in Part III) between Canada and the United States; thence runs westerly along that international boundary to a point at latitude 54°39′45.16″ North and longitude 132°40′57.18″ West; thence westerly along the maritime boundary between Canada and the United States to the outer edge of the continental margin or to a line that is two hundred nautical miles from the baselines from which the breadth of the territorial sea of Canada is measured, whichever is the further; thence south along that outer limit to latitude 52°10′ North; thence east along latitude 52°10′ North to the coast of Moresby Island; thence in a generally northerly direction along that coast and the west coast of Graham Island to Cape Knox; thence easterly along the north coast of Graham Island to Rose Point; thence south along the east coast of Graham Island to its intersection with latitude 54° North; thence east along latitude 54° North to the coast of the Province of British Columbia; thence north along that coast to its intersection with latitude 54°40′ North; thence northwesterly in a straight line to the starting point.
16 Prescribed Region 16: Hudson Bay
The boundary of this prescribed region starts at the intersection of latitude 60° North and the west coast of Hudson Bay; thence runs north along the low water mark of Hudson Bay to Cape Fullerton; thence in a straight line to Cape Kendall on Southampton Island; thence along the south shore of Southampton Island to Seahorse Point; thence in a straight line to Lloyd Point on Foxe Peninsula; thence along the low water mark of the southern part of Baffin Island to longitude 72° West; thence south along longitude 72° West to the coast of the Province of Quebec; thence westerly along the coasts of the Provinces of Quebec, Ontario and Manitoba to the starting point.
