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1998 Legislative Session: 3rd Session, 36th Parliament

THIRD READING

The following electronic version is for informational purposes only.

The printed version remains the official version.

Certified correct as passed Third Reading on the 22nd day of April, 1999

Ian D. Izard, Law Clerk

BILL 51: NIS G A'A FINAL AGREEMENT ACT – APPENDICES

APPENDIX J

APPENDIX J

NASS WILDLIFE AREA

Map and Metes and bounds description of the Nass Wildlife Area

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All that parcel or tract of land, together with all that land covered

by water lying below the present natural boundaries, situated in Range 5 Coast and Cassiar

Districts, and lying within the following described area:

Commencing at boundary Point No. 7 (formerly known as Point

"D"), being a monument set by survey upon the ground on the International

Boundary between Canada and Alaska;

thence in a straight line to the nearest point on the westerly

boundary of the watershed of Bear River;

thence northerly along the westerly boundary of the watershed of Bear

River to the northerly boundary of said watershed;

thence easterly along the northerly boundary of the watershed of Bear

River to the westerly boundary of the watershed of Surprise Creek;

thence northerly along the westerly boundary of the watershed of

Surprise Creek to the northerly boundary of said watershed;

thence in a general easterly direction along the northerly boundaries

of the watersheds of Surprise Creek, Hanna Creek, and Tintina Creek to the easterly

boundary of the watershed of Tintina Creek;

thence southerly along the easterly boundary of the watershed of

Tintina Creek to the northerly boundary of District Lot 2473, Cassiar District;

thence easterly along the northerly boundary of District Lot 2473 to

the northeast corner thereof;

thence on a bearing of 90° to the left natural boundary of Nass

River;

thence in a general northeasterly direction along the left natural

boundary of Nass River to the left natural boundary of Vile Creek;

thence in a general southeasterly direction along the left natural

boundary of Vile Creek to the point where the left natural boundary of Vile Creek meets

the left natural boundary of the most easterly northeasterly flowing fork thereof;

thence on a bearing of 135° to the easterly boundary of the watershed

of Nass River;

thence southerly and southwesterly along the easterly and

southeasterly boundaries of the watershed of Nass River to the northerly boundary of the

watershed of Khutzeymateen River;

thence westerly along the northerly boundary of the watershed of

Khutzeymateen River and continuing westerly along the northerly boundary of the watersheds

of those streams flowing southerly into Khutzeymateen Inlet to the ridge that separates

those streams flowing northwesterly into Steamer Passage from those flowing northerly into

Kwinamass Bay;

thence northwesterly along the ridge that separates those streams

flowing northwesterly into Steamer Passage from those flowing northerly into Kwinamass Bay

produced to the most northerly point on the natural boundary of Godu Point;

thence on a bearing of 340° to the middle line of Portland Inlet;

thence southwesterly along the middle line of Portland Inlet to the

southeasterly prolongation of the middle line of Wales Passage;

thence northwesterly to and along the middle line of Wales Passage,

passing to the east of York Island, and continuing northwesterly along the northwesterly

prolongation of the middle line of Wales Passage produced to the International Boundary

between Canada and Alaska;

thence in a general northerly direction along the International

boundary between Canada and Alaska to boundary Point No. 7 (formerly known as Point

"D"), being a point thereon, and also being the point of commencement.

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