{"data":{"id":"us/15-cfr-appendix-b-to-subpart-g-of-part-922","jurisdiction":"us","citation":"15 CFR Appendix B to Subpart G of Part 922","heading":"Appendix B to Subpart G of Part 922—Marine Reserve Boundaries","body":"[Coordinates listed in this appendix are unprojected (Geographic) and based on the North American Datum of 1983.]\nB.1. Richardson Rock (San Miguel Island) Marine Reserve\nThe Richardson Rock Marine Reserve (Richardson Rock) boundary is defined by the 3 nmi State boundary, the coordinates provided in Table B-1, and the following textual description.\nThe Richardson Rock boundary extends from Point 1 to Point 2 along a straight line. It then extends from Point 2 to Point 3 along a straight line. The boundary then extends along a straight line from Point 3 to the 3 nmi State boundary established under the Submerged Lands Act (3 nmi State boundary) where a line defined by connecting Point 3 and Point 4 with a straight line intersects the 3 nmi State boundary. The boundary then extends northwestward and then eastward along the 3 nmi State boundary until it intersects the line defined by connecting Point 5 and Point 6 with a straight line. At that intersection, the boundary extends from the 3 nmi SLA boundary to Point 6 along a straight line.\nTable B-1—Richardson Rock (San Miguel Island) Marine Reserve\nPoint Latitude Longitude\n1 34.17333 ° N 120.60483 ″ W\n2 34.17333 ° N 120.47000 ″ W\n3 34.12900 ° N 120.47000 ″ W\n4 34.03685 ° N 120.52120 ″ W\n5 34.03685 ° N 120.60483 ″ W\n6 34.17333 ° N 120.60483 ″ W\nB.2. Harris Point (San Miguel Island) Marine Reserve\nThe Harris Point Marine Reserve (Harris Point) boundary is defined by the 3 nmi State boundary, the coordinates provided in Table B-2, and the following textual description.\nThe Harris Point boundary extends from Point 1 to Point 2 along a straight line. It then extends along a straight line from Point 2 to the 3 nmi State boundary where a line defined by connecting Point 2 and Point 3 with a straight line intersects the 3 nmi State boundary. The boundary then follows the 3 nmi State boundary northwestward until it intersects the line defined by connecting Point 4 and Point 5 with a straight line. At that intersection, the boundary extends from the 3 nmi State boundary to Point 5 along a straight line.\nTable B-2—Harris Point (San Miguel Island) Marine Reserve\nPoint Latitude Longitude\n1 34.20492 ° N 120.38830 ″ W\n2 34.20492 ° N 120.30670 ″ W\n3 34.10260 ° N 120.30670 ″ W\n4 34.15200 ° N 120.38830 ″ W\n5 34.20492 ° N 120.38830 ″ W\nB.3. South Point (Santa Rosa Island) Marine Reserve\nThe South Point Marine Reserve (South Point) boundary is defined by the 3 nmi State boundary, the coordinates provided in Table B-3, and the following textual description.\nThe South Point boundary extends from Point 1 to Point 2 along a straight line. It then extends along a straight line from Point 2 to the 3 nmi State boundary where a line defined by connecting Point 2 and Point 3 with a straight line intersects the 3 nmi State boundary. The boundary follows the 3 nmi State boundary southeastward until it intersects the line defined by connecting Point 4 and Point 5 along a straight line. At that intersection, the boundary extends from the 3 nmi State boundary to Point 5 along a straight line.\nTable B-3—South Point (Santa Rosa Island) Marine Reserve\nPoint Latitude Longitude\n1 33.84000 ° N 120.10830 ″ W\n2 33.84000 ° N 120.16670 ″ W\n3 33.86110 ° N 120.16670 ″ W\n4 33.84700 ° N 120.10830 ″ W\n5 33.84000 ° N 120.10830 ″ W\nB.4. Gull Island (Santa Cruz Island) Marine Reserve\nThe Gull Island Marine Reserve (Gull Island) boundary is defined by the 3 nmi State boundary, the coordinates provided in Table B-4, and the following textual description.\nThe Gull Island boundary extends from Point 1 to Point 2 along a straight line. It then extends along a straight line from Point 2 to the 3 nmi State boundary where a line defined by connecting Point 2 and Point 3 with a straight line intersects the 3 nmi State boundary. The boundary then follows the 3 nmi State boundary westward until it intersects the line defined by connecting Point 4 and Point 5 with a straight line. At that intersection, the boundary extends from the 3 nmi State boundary to Point 5 along a straight line.\nTable B-4—Gull Island (Santa Cruz Island) Marine Reserve\nPoint Latitude Longitude\n1 33.86195 ° N 119.80000 ″ W\n2 33.86195 ° N 119.88330 ″ W\n3 33.92690 ° N 119.88330 ″ W\n4 33.90700 ° N 119.80000 ″ W\n5 33.86195 ° N 119.80000 ″ W\nB.5. Scorpion (Santa Cruz Island) Marine Reserve\nThe Scorpion Marine Reserve (Scorpion) boundary is defined by the 3 nmi State boundary, the coordinates provided in Table B-5, and the following textual description.\nThe Scorpion boundary extends from Point 1 to Point 2 along a straight line. It then extends along a straight line from Point 2 to the 3 nmi State boundary where a line defined by connecting Point 2 and Point 3 with a straight line intersects the 3 nmi State boundary. The boundary then follows the 3 nmi State boundary westward until it intersects the line defined by connecting Point 4 and Point 5 with a straight line. At that intersection, the boundary extends from the 3 nmi State boundary to Point 5 along a straight line.\nTable B-5—Scorpion (Santa Cruz Island) Marine Reserve\nPoint Latitude Longitude\n1 34.15450 ° N 119.59170 ″ W\n2 34.15450 ° N 119.54670 ″ W\n3 34.10140 ° N 119.54670 ″ W\n4 34.10060 ° N 119.59170 ″ W\n5 34.15450 ° N 119.59170 ″ W\nB.6. Footprint Marine Reserve\nThe Footprint Marine Reserve (Footprint) boundary is defined by the 3 nmi State boundary, the coordinates provided in Table B-6, and the following textual description.\nThe Footprint boundary extends from Point 1 to Point 2 along a straight line. It then extends along a straight line from Point 2 to the 3 nmi State boundary where a line defined by connecting Point 2 and Point 3 with a straight line intersects the 3 nmi State boundary. The boundary follows the 3 nmi State boundary northeastward and then southeastward until it intersects the line defined by connecting Point 4 and Point 5 along a straight line. At that intersection, the boundary extends from the 3 nmi State boundary to Point 5 along a straight line.\nTable B-6—Footprint Marine Reserve\nPoint Latitude Longitude\n1 33.90198 ° N 119.43311 ″ W\n2 33.90198 ° N 119.51609 ″ W\n3 33.96120 ° N 119.51609 ″ W\n4 33.95710 ° N 119.43311 ″ W\n5 33.90198 ° N 119.43311 ″ W\nB.7. Anacapa Island Marine Reserve\nThe Anacapa Island Marine Reserve (Anacapa Island) boundary is defined by the 3 nmi State boundary, the coordinates provided in Table B-7, and the following textual description.\nThe Anacapa Island boundary extends from Point 1 to Point 2 along a straight line. It then extends to the 3 nmi State boundary where a line defined by connecting Point 2 and Pont 3 with a straight line intersects the 3 nmi State boundary. The boundary follows the 3 nmi State boundary westward until it intersects the line defined by connecting Point 4 and Point 5 with a straight line. At that intersection, the boundary extends from the 3 nmi State boundary to Point 5 along a straight line.\nTable B-7—Anacapa Island Marine Reserve\nPoint Latitude Longitude\n1 34.08330 ° N 119.41000 ″ W\n2 34.08330 ° N 119.35670 ″ W\n3 34.06450 ° N 119.35670 ″ W\n4 34.06210 ° N 119.41000 ″ W\n5 34.08330 ° N 119.41000 ″ W\nB.8. Santa Barbara Island Marine Reserve\nThe Santa Barbara Island Marine Reserve (Santa Barbara) boundary is defined by the 3 nmi State boundary, the coordinates provided in Table B-8, and the following textual description.\nThe Santa Barbara boundary extends from Point 1 to Point 2 along a straight line. It then extends along a straight line from Point 2 to the 3 nmi State boundary where a line defined by connecting Point 2 and Point 3 with a straight line intersects the 3 nmi State boundary. The boundary follows the 3 nmi State boundary northeastward until it intersects the line defined by connecting Point 4 and Point 5 with a straight line. At that intersection, the boundary extends from the 3 nmi State boundary to Point 5 along a straight line. The boundary then extends from Point 5 to Point 6 along a straight line.\nTable B-8—Santa Barbara Island Marine Reserve\nPoint Latitude Longitude\n1 33.36320 ° N 118.90879 ″ W\n2 33.36320 ° N 119.03670 ″ W\n3 33.41680 ° N 119.03670 ″ W\n4 33.47500 ° N 118.97080 ″ W\n5 33.47500 ° N 118.90879 ″ W\n6 33.36320 ° N 118.90879 ″ W","path":["Title 15—Commerce and Foreign Trade","Subtitle B—Regulations Relating to Commerce and Foreign Trade","CHAPTER IX—NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE","SUBCHAPTER B—OCEAN AND COASTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT","PART 922—NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY PROGRAM REGULATIONS","Subpart G—Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary"],"source_url":"https://www.ecfr.gov/api/versioner/v1/full/2026-08-25/title-15.xml","current_through":"2026-08-25","vintage":"","retrieved_at":"2026-08-27T02:24:24Z","sha256":"0d61c7501c0d3604de7d9f309d398037b3775c4abeec23b3b7bb54da6f8158f5","source_id":"us-cfr","stale":true,"prev":"us/15-cfr-appendix-a-to-subpart-g-of-part-922","next":"us/15-cfr-appendix-c-to-subpart-g-of-part-922"},"notice":"GroundRules: Original legal text. 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