Outer Anchorage for Merchant Vessels Sample Clauses

Outer Anchorage for Merchant Vessels. An area located north of the Xxxxxxxxx Breakwater, bounded as follows: starting at a point in position 9º25’17” N., 79º55’16” W.; thence 3682 meters (4027 yards) 180º true to a point in position 9º23’18” N., 79º55’17” W; thence, 2517 meters (2753 yards) 270º true to a point in position 9º23’18” N., 79º56’38” W; thence 816 meters (892 yards), 236º true to a point in position 9º23’04” N, 79º57’00” W.; thence 1740 meters (1903 yards) 00º true to a point in position 9º24’00” N, 79º57’00” W, thence, 1289 meters (1410 yards) 270º true to a point in position 9º24’00” N., 79º57’42” W., thence 516 meters (564 yards) 00º true to a point in position 9º24’16” N., 79º57’42” W., thence 1289 meters (1410 yards) 90º true to a point in position 9º24’16” N., 79º57’00” W., thence 1882 meters (2058 yards) 00º true to a point in position 9º25’17” N., 79º57’00” W., thence 3211 meters (3512 yards) 90º true to the starting point.
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