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KODIAK, INLET H
The reguations for the protec
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Kodiak Area
Salmon Fishery—1. Regulation
No. 18 (e) is amended to read as
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a point on Kupreanof Strait at 152
degrees 58 minutes 12 ceconds west
longitude westward to a point at
57 degrees 56 minutes 30 seconds
north latitude, 153 degrees no min
utes 22 seconds west longitude;
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a point on the coast on the south
side of Kupreanof Strait at 57 de
grees 57 minutes 46 seconds north
latitude, 153 degrees 9 minutes 37
seconds west longitude; provided,
that no trap shall be permitted
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waters west of 154 degrees west
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