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Consolidated Newfoundland Regulation 1996 CONSOLIDATED Town
of Under the authority of section 3 of the Municipalities Act and the Subordinate Legislation Revision and Consolidation Act, the Lieutenant‑Governor in Council makes the following Order. ORDER Analysis 1. Short title 2. Boundaries 3. Repeal Schedule Short title 1. This Order may be cited as the Town of St. Vincent's ‑ St. Stephen's ‑ Peter's River Order. Boundaries 2. The boundaries of the Town of Repeal 3. Schedule Beginning at a point in the western shoreline of Holyrood Pond, that point being 3,950 metres due east of Red Point, 600 metres, more or less, northeast of the mouth of the lower Barasway River and then running in a generally southwesterly direction along the western shoreline of Holyrood Pond via St. Vincent's to a point in the southwest angle of Holyrood Pond; Then running along the northern shoreline of the main beach to a point in the western abutment of the concrete bridge spanning the main gut; Then crossing the northern face of the
bridge and continuing along the eastern shoreline of Holyrood Pond in a
generally northeasterly direction to a point at the mouth of Then running in a generally easterly
direction along the southern bank of Then running along the western shoreline
of Deer Pond to a point on the northern shoreline where the Then running along the western shoreline
of Deer Pond to a point on the northern shoreline where the Then running south 35° east a distance of 7,475 metres, more or less, to a point; Then running south 56° west to Gull Island Point; Then running in a generally northerly
direction along the eastern shoreline of Then running along the southern face of the bridge and continuing along the southern shoreline of the main beach in a generally westerly direction to the most southerly point of Cape English; Then running in a generally northerly direction along the sinuosities of the eastern shoreline of St. Mary's Bay to a point known locally as Red Point; Then running east a distance of 3,950 metres, more or less. All bearings being referred to the true meridian. 11/79 ©Earl G. Tucker, Queen's Printer |