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  1. Title 15 —Commerce and Foreign Trade
  2. Subtitle B —Regulations Relating to Commerce and Foreign Trade
  3. Chapter IX —National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Department of Commerce
  4. Subchapter B —Ocean and Coastal Resource Management
  5. Part 922 —National Marine Sanctuary Program Regulations
  6. Subpart L
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Editorial Note on Part 922

Editorial Note:

Nomenclature changes to part 922 appear at 62 FR 3789, Jan. 27, 1997 and at 62 FR 67724, Dec. 30, 1997.

Subpart L—Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary

§ 922.120 Boundary.

The Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary (sanctuary) boundary encompasses a total area of approximately 121 square nautical miles (160.35 square miles) of offshore ocean waters, and submerged lands thereunder, along the continental shelf and shelf edge in the northwestern Gulf of America. The entire sanctuary boundary is comprised of 19 unique polygons. The precise boundary coordinates for each polygon are listed in appendix A to this subpart.

[86 FR 4953, Jan. 19, 2021, as amended at 90 FR 38002, Aug. 7, 2025]

§ 922.121 Definitions.

In addition to those definitions found at § 922.11, the following definitions apply to this subpart:

As used in this subpart:

Disturb or disturbing a ray or whale shark means to, or attempt to touch, handle, ride, pursue, chase away, hunt, restrain, detain (no matter how temporarily), capture, collect, or conduct any other activity that disrupts or has the potential to disrupt any ray or whale shark in the Sanctuary by any means. Notwithstanding the above, the mere presence of human beings (e.g., swimmers, divers, boaters, kayakers) is exempted from this definition.

Harmful matter means any substance, or combination of substances, that because of its quantity, concentration, or physical, chemical, or infectious characteristics may pose a present or potential threat to Sanctuary resources or qualities, including but not limited to: Fishing nets, fishing line, hooks, fuel, oil, and those contaminants (regardless of quantity) listed at 40 CFR 302.4 pursuant to 42 U.S.C. 9601(14) of the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act, as amended.

No-activity zone (applicable only to oil and gas industry activities) means the geographic areas delineated by the Department of the Interior in Topographic Features Stipulations for Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) lease sales as defined by a bathymetric contour (isobath) ranging from 55-85m in depth, with the exception of Stetson Bank (52m) and East and West Flower Garden Banks (100m). The Notice to Lessees (NTL) No. 2009-G39 provides and consolidates guidance for the avoidance and protection of biologically sensitive features and areas (i.e. topographic features, pinnacles, live bottoms (low relief features)) and other potentially sensitive biological features (PSBFs) when conducting operations in water depths shallower than 980 feet (300 meters) in the Gulf of America. NTL 2009-G39 remains in effect pursuant to NTL No. 2015-N02. The no-activity zones are based on depth contours as noted for the following Banks: Stetson Bank (52 meters), MacNeil Bank (82 meters), Rankin Banks (including 28 Fathom Bank) (85 meters), Bright Bank (85 meters), Geyer Bank (85 meters), Elvers Bank (85 meters), McGrail Bank (85 meters), Bouma Bank (85 meters), Rezak Bank (85 meters), Sidner Bank (85 meters), Sonnier Bank (55 meters), Alderdice Bank (80 meters), and Parker Bank (85 meters). For East and West Flower Garden Banks, the no-activity zones are based on the “ 1⁄41⁄41⁄4” aliquot system formerly used by the Department of the Interior, a method that delineates a specific portion of a block rather than the actual underlying isobath. The precise aliquot part description of these areas around East and West Flower Garden Banks are provided in appendix A of this subpart.

[77 FR 25068, Apr. 27, 2012, as amended at 86 FR 4953, Jan. 19, 2021; 88 FR 967, Jan. 6, 2023; 90 FR 38002, Aug. 7, 2025]

§ 922.122 Prohibited or otherwise regulated activities.

(a) Except as specified in paragraphs (c) through (h) of this section, the following activities are prohibited and thus are unlawful for any person to conduct or to cause to be conducted:

(1) Exploring for, developing, or producing oil, gas, or minerals except outside of all no-activity zones and provided all drilling cuttings and drilling fluids are shunted to the seabed through a downpipe that terminates an appropriate distance, but no more than ten meters, from the seabed.

(2)

(i) Anchoring any vessel within the Sanctuary.

(ii) Mooring any vessel within the Sanctuary, except that vessels 100 feet (30.48 meters) or less in registered length may moor to a Sanctuary mooring buoy.

(iii) Mooring a vessel in the Sanctuary without clearly displaying the blue and white International Code flag “A” (“alpha” dive flag) or the red and white “sports diver” flag whenever a SCUBA diver from that vessel is in the water and removing the “alpha” dive flag or “sports diver” flag after all SCUBA divers exit the water and return back on board the vessel, consistent with U.S. Coast Guard guidelines relating to sports diving as contained within “Special Notice to Mariners” (00-208) for the Gulf of America.

(3)

(i) Discharging or depositing from within or into the Sanctuary any material or other matter except:

(A) Fish, fish parts, chumming materials, or bait used in or resulting from fishing with conventional hook and line gear in the Sanctuary, provided that such discharge or deposit occurs during the conduct of such fishing within the Sanctuary;

(B) Clean effluent generated incidental to vessel use by an operable Type I or Type II marine sanitation device (U.S. Coast Guard classification) approved in accordance with section 312 of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act, as amended (FWPCA), 33 U.S.C. 1322. Vessel operators must lock marine sanitation devices in a manner that prevents discharge or deposit of untreated sewage;

(C) Clean vessel deck wash down, clean vessel engine cooling water, clean vessel generator cooling water, clean bilge water, or anchor wash;

(D) Engine exhaust;

(E) In areas of the Sanctuary outside the no-activity zones, drilling cuttings and drilling fluids necessarily discharged incidental to the exploration for, development of, or production of oil or gas in those areas and in accordance with the shunting requirements of paragraph (a)(1) of this section unless such discharge injures a Sanctuary resource or quality.

(ii) Discharging or depositing, from beyond the boundaries of the Sanctuary, any material or other matter, except those listed in paragraphs (a)(3)(i)(A) through (D) of this section, that subsequently enters the Sanctuary and injures a Sanctuary resource or quality.

(4) Drilling into, dredging, or otherwise altering the seabed of the Sanctuary (except as allowed under paragraph (c) of this section); or constructing, placing, or abandoning any structure, material, or other matter on the seabed of the Sanctuary.

(5) Injuring or removing, or attempting to injure or remove, any coral or other bottom formation, coralline algae or other plant, marine invertebrate, brine-seep biota, or carbonate rock within the Sanctuary.

(6) Taking any marine mammal or turtle within the Sanctuary, except as permitted by regulations, as amended, promulgated under the Marine Mammal Protection Act, as amended, 16 U.S.C. 1361 et seq., and the Endangered Species Act, as amended, 16 U.S.C. 1531 et seq.

(7) Killing, injuring, attracting, touching, or disturbing a ray or whale shark in the Sanctuary. Notwithstanding the above, the incidental and unintentional injury to a ray or whale shark as a result of fishing with conventional hook and line gear is exempted from this prohibition.

(8) Injuring, catching, harvesting, collecting or feeding, or attempting to injure, catch, harvest, collect or feed, any fish within the Sanctuary by use of longlines, traps, nets, bottom trawls or any other gear, device, equipment or means except by use of conventional hook and line gear.

(9) Possessing within the Sanctuary (regardless of where collected, caught, harvested or removed), except for valid law enforcement purposes, any carbonate rock, coral or other bottom formation, coralline algae or other plant, marine invertebrate, brine-seep biota, or fish (except for fish caught by use of conventional hook and line gear).

(10) Possessing or using within the Sanctuary, except possessing while passing without interruption through it or for valid law enforcement purposes, any fishing gear, device, equipment or means except conventional hook and line gear.

(11) Possessing, except for valid law enforcement purposes, or using explosives or releasing electrical charges within the Sanctuary.

(b) [Reserved]

(c) The prohibitions in paragraphs (a)(2)(i), (a)(4), and (a)(11) of this section do not apply to necessary activities conducted in areas of the Sanctuary outside the no-activity zones and incidental to exploration for, development of, or production of oil or gas in those areas.

(d) The prohibitions in paragraphs (a)(2) through (11) of this section do not apply to activities necessary to respond to emergencies threatening life, property, or the environment.

(e)

(1) The prohibitions in paragraphs (a)(2) through (11) of this section do not apply to activities being carried out by the Department of Defense as of March 22, 2021, the effective date of the revised terms of sanctuary designation. Such activities shall be carried out in a manner that minimizes any adverse impact on Sanctuary resources or qualities. The prohibitions in paragraphs (a)(2) through (11) of this section do not apply to any new activities carried out by the Department of Defense that do not have the potential for any significant adverse impact on Sanctuary resources or qualities. Such activities shall be carried out in a manner that minimizes any adverse impact on Sanctuary resources or qualities. New activities with the potential for significant adverse impact on Sanctuary resources or qualities may be exempted from the prohibitions in paragraphs (a)(2) through (11) of this section by the Director after consultation between the Director and the Department of Defense. If it is determined that an activity may be carried out, such activity shall be carried out in a manner that minimizes any adverse impact on Sanctuary resources or qualities.

(2) In the event of threatened or actual destruction of, loss of, or injury to a Sanctuary resource or quality resulting from an untoward incident, including but not limited to spills and groundings, caused by a component of the Department of Defense, the cognizant component shall promptly coordinate with the Director for the purpose of taking appropriate actions to respond to and mitigate the harm and, if possible, restore or replace the Sanctuary resource or quality.

(f) The prohibitions in paragraphs (a)(2) through (10) of this section do not apply to any activity specifically authorized by and conducted in accordance with the scope, purpose, terms, and conditions of a National Marine Sanctuary permit or ONMS authorization issued pursuant to subpart D of this part and § 922.123 or a special use permit issued pursuant to subpart D of this part.

(g) The prohibitions in paragraphs (a)(2) through (11) of this section do not apply to any activity authorized by any lease, permit, license, approval or other authorization issued after January 18, 1994, provided that the applicant complies with § 922.36, the Director notifies the applicant and authorizing agency that he or she does not object to issuance of the authorization, and the applicant complies with any terms and conditions the Director deems necessary to protect Sanctuary resources and qualities.

(h) Notwithstanding paragraphs (f) and (g) of this section, in no event may the Director issue a National Marine Sanctuary permit under subpart D of this part and § 922.123 authorizing, or otherwise approve, the exploration for, development of, or production of oil, gas, or minerals in a no-activity zone. Any leases, permits, approvals, or other authorizations authorizing the exploration for, development of, or production of oil, gas, or minerals in a no-activity zone and issued after January 18, 1994 shall be invalid.

[77 FR 25069, Apr. 27, 2012, as amended at 86 FR 4954, Jan. 19, 2021; 86 FR 15404, Mar. 23, 2021; 88 FR 967, Jan. 6, 2023; 88 FR 9393, Feb. 14, 2023; 88 FR 19827, Apr. 4, 2023; 90 FR 38002, Aug. 7, 2025]

§ 922.123 Permit procedures.

(a) A person may conduct an activity otherwise prohibited by § 922.122(a)(2) through (11) if such activity is specifically authorized by and conducted in accordance with the scope, purpose, terms, and conditions of a permit issued under this section and subpart D of this part.

(b) Applications for such permits should be addressed to the Director, Office of National Marine Sanctuaries; ATTN: Superintendent, Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary, 4700 Avenue U, Building 216, Galveston, TX 77551.

[88 FR 967, Jan. 6, 2023; 88 FR 19827, Apr. 4, 2023]

Appendix A to Subpart L of Part 922—Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary Boundary Coordinates

Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary

Coordinates listed in this appendix are unprojected (Geographic Coordinate System) and based on the North American Datum of 1983 (NAD83).

Point ID No. Polygon ID No. Bank(s) Latitude Longitude
1 1 Stetson Bank 28.15673 −94.29673
2 1 Stetson Bank 28.15661 −94.30312
3 1 Stetson Bank 28.15862 −94.30888
4 1 Stetson Bank 28.16950 −94.30839
5 1 Stetson Bank 28.17386 −94.30257
6 1 Stetson Bank 28.17583 −94.29445
7 1 Stetson Bank 28.17543 −94.29327
8 1 Stetson Bank 28.17284 −94.28952
9 1 Stetson Bank 28.16924 −94.28677
10 1 Stetson Bank 28.16428 −94.28681
11 1 Stetson Bank 28.16274 −94.28756
12 1 Stetson Bank 28.15796 −94.29047
13 1 Stetson Bank 28.15673 −94.29673
1 2 West Flower Garden Bank 27.84363 −93.78549
2 2 West Flower Garden Bank 27.81750 −93.81056
3 2 West Flower Garden Bank 27.81752 −93.84752
4 2 West Flower Garden Bank 27.83069 −93.86271
5 2 West Flower Garden Bank 27.81735 −93.87490
6 2 West Flower Garden Bank 27.83220 −93.89185
7 2 West Flower Garden Bank 27.85854 −93.89369
8 2 West Flower Garden Bank 27.87925 −93.87853
9 2 West Flower Garden Bank 27.92626 −93.82011
10 2 West Flower Garden Bank 27.92620 −93.81759
11 2 West Flower Garden Bank 27.91801 −93.80801
12 2 West Flower Garden Bank 27.90969 −93.77939
13 2 West Flower Garden Bank 27.88644 −93.77939
14 2 West Flower Garden Bank 27.84363 −93.78549
1 3 Horseshoe Bank 27.82317 −93.62789
2 3 Horseshoe Bank 27.80927 −93.63578
3 3 Horseshoe Bank 27.80568 −93.65541
4 3 Horseshoe Bank 27.79429 −93.66555
5 3 Horseshoe Bank 27.78357 −93.68846
6 3 Horseshoe Bank 27.79640 −93.70534
7 3 Horseshoe Bank 27.81855 −93.75198
8 3 Horseshoe Bank 27.82742 −93.74743
9 3 Horseshoe Bank 27.81868 −93.68868
10 3 Horseshoe Bank 27.83143 −93.68941
11 3 Horseshoe Bank 27.84699 −93.70079
12 3 Horseshoe Bank 27.87165 −93.73947
13 3 Horseshoe Bank 27.88602 −93.73294
14 3 Horseshoe Bank 27.87252 −93.64648
15 3 Horseshoe Bank 27.85861 −93.63908
16 3 Horseshoe Bank 27.82317 −93.62789
1 4 East Flower Garden Bank 27.89455 −93.57040
2 4 East Flower Garden Bank 27.87999 −93.61309
3 4 East Flower Garden Bank 27.88003 −93.62961
4 4 East Flower Garden Bank 27.89330 −93.64172
5 4 East Flower Garden Bank 27.92101 −93.64747
6 4 East Flower Garden Bank 27.95899 −93.64490
7 4 East Flower Garden Bank 27.97485 −93.63086
8 4 East Flower Garden Bank 27.98177 −93.60996
9 4 East Flower Garden Bank 27.98554 −93.58188
10 4 East Flower Garden Bank 27.95206 −93.57810
11 4 East Flower Garden Bank 27.92151 −93.56880
12 4 East Flower Garden Bank 27.89455 −93.57040
1 5 MacNeil Bank 28.00226 −93.51550
2 5 MacNeil Bank 27.99707 −93.52669
3 5 MacNeil Bank 28.00136 −93.52423
4 5 MacNeil Bank 28.00518 −93.52425
5 5 MacNeil Bank 28.01694 −93.52233
6 5 MacNeil Bank 28.01883 −93.51264
7 5 MacNeil Bank 28.03670 −93.50300
8 5 MacNeil Bank 28.03724 −93.49844
9 5 MacNeil Bank 28.03113 −93.49199
10 5 MacNeil Bank 28.01300 −93.49624
11 5 MacNeil Bank 28.00331 −93.50725
12 5 MacNeil Bank 28.00226 −93.51550
1 6 Rankin Bank & 28—Fathom Bank 27.92554 −93.40593
2 6 Rankin Bank & 28—Fathom Bank 27.92039 −93.41021
3 6 Rankin Bank & 28—Fathom Bank 27.92035 −93.42474
4 6 Rankin Bank & 28—Fathom Bank 27.91387 −93.43165
5 6 Rankin Bank & 28—Fathom Bank 27.90829 −93.42234
6 6 Rankin Bank & 28—Fathom Bank 27.90641 −93.42535
7 6 Rankin Bank & 28—Fathom Bank 27.90489 −93.44219
8 6 Rankin Bank & 28—Fathom Bank 27.89549 −93.44396
9 6 Rankin Bank & 28—Fathom Bank 27.88892 −93.43403
10 6 Rankin Bank & 28—Fathom Bank 27.88072 −93.42805
11 6 Rankin Bank & 28—Fathom Bank 27.87676 −93.42787
12 6 Rankin Bank & 28—Fathom Bank 27.88449 −93.44458
13 6 Rankin Bank & 28—Fathom Bank 27.88803 −93.45159
14 6 Rankin Bank & 28—Fathom Bank 27.88794 −93.45905
15 6 Rankin Bank & 28—Fathom Bank 27.89234 −93.46410
16 6 Rankin Bank & 28—Fathom Bank 27.89971 −93.45571
17 6 Rankin Bank & 28—Fathom Bank 27.90910 −93.45343
18 6 Rankin Bank & 28—Fathom Bank 27.92847 −93.45335
19 6 Rankin Bank & 28—Fathom Bank 27.93407 −93.44743
20 6 Rankin Bank & 28—Fathom Bank 27.93599 −93.44215
21 6 Rankin Bank & 28—Fathom Bank 27.92554 −93.40593
1 7 Bright Bank 27.87310 −93.27056
2 7 Bright Bank 27.86549 −93.29462
3 7 Bright Bank 27.87300 −93.31055
4 7 Bright Bank 27.89058 −93.32193
5 7 Bright Bank 27.89839 −93.31987
6 7 Bright Bank 27.90336 −93.30953
7 7 Bright Bank 27.91010 −93.30562
8 7 Bright Bank 27.91634 −93.29292
9 7 Bright Bank 27.91263 −93.28816
10 7 Bright Bank 27.90354 −93.28386
11 7 Bright Bank 27.90253 −93.27238
12 7 Bright Bank 27.89927 −93.26729
13 7 Bright Bank 27.87310 −93.27056
1 8 Geyer Bank 27.78848 −93.07794
2 8 Geyer Bank 27.79458 −93.08448
3 8 Geyer Bank 27.83313 −93.07913
4 8 Geyer Bank 27.85306 −93.08279
5 8 Geyer Bank 27.86328 −93.07885
6 8 Geyer Bank 27.86908 −93.06974
7 8 Geyer Bank 27.86556 −93.05944
8 8 Geyer Bank 27.85211 −93.05391
9 8 Geyer Bank 27.83713 −93.05725
10 8 Geyer Bank 27.82540 −93.04312
11 8 Geyer Bank 27.82490 −93.04276
12 8 Geyer Bank 27.80846 −93.03412
13 8 Geyer Bank 27.78997 −93.04096
14 8 Geyer Bank 27.78602 −93.05384
15 8 Geyer Bank 27.78848 −93.07794
1 9A Elvers Bank—A 27.82285 −92.88605
2 9A Elvers Bank—A 27.82087 −92.88600
3 9A Elvers Bank—A 27.82009 −92.88670
4 9A Elvers Bank—A 27.81869 −92.89235
5 9A Elvers Bank—A 27.81690 −92.89404
6 9A Elvers Bank—A 27.81615 −92.89653
7 9A Elvers Bank—A 27.80645 −92.90884
8 9A Elvers Bank—A 27.81221 −92.92082
9 9A Elvers Bank—A 27.81599 −92.93908
10 9A Elvers Bank—A 27.81934 −92.93940
11 9A Elvers Bank—A 27.82250 −92.92465
12 9A Elvers Bank—A 27.82809 −92.91359
13 9A Elvers Bank—A 27.83973 −92.89876
14 9A Elvers Bank—A 27.83972 −92.88038
15 9A Elvers Bank—A 27.83003 −92.86983
16 9A Elvers Bank—A 27.82285 −92.88605
1 9B Elvers Bank—B 27.85645 −92.92310
2 9B Elvers Bank—B 27.85662 −92.91922
3 9B Elvers Bank—B 27.85334 −92.91631
4 9B Elvers Bank—B 27.85076 −92.91727
5 9B Elvers Bank—B 27.84903 −92.92097
6 9B Elvers Bank—B 27.85145 −92.92524
7 9B Elvers Bank—B 27.85645 −92.92310
1 10A McGrail Bank—A 27.97684 −92.58489
2 10A McGrail Bank—A 27.97749 −92.57716
3 10A McGrail Bank—A 27.97475 −92.56753
4 10A McGrail Bank—A 27.97304 −92.56191
5 10A McGrail Bank—A 27.95173 −92.53902
6 10A McGrail Bank—A 27.94849 −92.54254
7 10A McGrail Bank—A 27.96632 −92.56116
8 10A McGrail Bank—A 27.96792 −92.58152
9 10A McGrail Bank—A 27.95989 −92.58187
10 10A McGrail Bank—A 27.95409 −92.57057
11 10A McGrail Bank—A 27.94951 −92.57135
12 10A McGrail Bank—A 27.94920 −92.57994
13 10A McGrail Bank—A 27.95846 −92.60274
14 10A McGrail Bank—A 27.97286 −92.61901
15 10A McGrail Bank—A 27.98096 −92.60158
16 10A McGrail Bank—A 27.97684 −92.58489
1 10B McGrail Bank—B 27.94116 −92.54750
2 10B McGrail Bank—B 27.94180 −92.54543
3 10B McGrail Bank—B 27.94010 −92.54202
4 10B McGrail Bank—B 27.93616 −92.54151
5 10B McGrail Bank—B 27.93481 −92.54398
6 10B McGrail Bank—B 27.93529 −92.54803
7 10B McGrail Bank—B 27.93859 −92.54901
8 10B McGrail Bank—B 27.94116 −92.54750
1 11 Bouma Bank 28.07909 −92.47305
2 11 Bouma Bank 28.07370 −92.44900
3 11 Bouma Bank 28.07370 −92.44891
4 11 Bouma Bank 28.06544 −92.43518
5 11 Bouma Bank 28.05162 −92.43380
6 11 Bouma Bank 28.03846 −92.44065
7 11 Bouma Bank 28.03463 −92.45289
8 11 Bouma Bank 28.03114 −92.45537
9 11 Bouma Bank 28.02915 −92.46338
10 11 Bouma Bank 28.03154 −92.47259
11 11 Bouma Bank 28.04166 −92.47229
12 11 Bouma Bank 28.04525 −92.46717
13 11 Bouma Bank 28.04751 −92.47310
14 11 Bouma Bank 28.04676 −92.48308
15 11 Bouma Bank 28.04866 −92.48462
16 11 Bouma Bank 28.05687 −92.48145
17 11 Bouma Bank 28.06388 −92.49262
18 11 Bouma Bank 28.07018 −92.49141
19 11 Bouma Bank 28.06974 −92.48613
20 11 Bouma Bank 28.06594 −92.48098
21 11 Bouma Bank 28.07109 −92.47708
22 11 Bouma Bank 28.07683 −92.48071
23 11 Bouma Bank 28.07909 −92.47305
1 12 Sonnier Bank 28.32652 −92.45356
2 12 Sonnier Bank 28.32495 −92.45647
3 12 Sonnier Bank 28.32501 −92.45965
4 12 Sonnier Bank 28.32796 −92.46626
5 12 Sonnier Bank 28.33523 −92.47536
6 12 Sonnier Bank 28.34453 −92.47511
7 12 Sonnier Bank 28.34840 −92.47439
8 12 Sonnier Bank 28.35256 −92.47181
9 12 Sonnier Bank 28.35416 −92.46784
10 12 Sonnier Bank 28.35456 −92.46135
11 12 Sonnier Bank 28.35351 −92.45729
12 12 Sonnier Bank 28.35174 −92.45107
13 12 Sonnier Bank 28.34852 −92.44564
14 12 Sonnier Bank 28.34303 −92.44045
15 12 Sonnier Bank 28.34048 −92.44024
16 12 Sonnier Bank 28.33584 −92.44669
17 12 Sonnier Bank 28.33068 −92.44985
18 12 Sonnier Bank 28.32652 −92.45356
1 13 Rezak Bank 27.95420 −92.36641
2 13 Rezak Bank 27.95847 −92.37739
3 13 Rezak Bank 27.95629 −92.38599
4 13 Rezak Bank 27.97297 −92.39248
5 13 Rezak Bank 27.97892 −92.39845
6 13 Rezak Bank 27.98869 −92.39964
7 13 Rezak Bank 27.99372 −92.38244
8 13 Rezak Bank 27.98603 −92.36697
9 13 Rezak Bank 27.98022 −92.36429
10 13 Rezak Bank 27.97442 −92.36996
11 13 Rezak Bank 27.96006 −92.36854
12 13 Rezak Bank 27.95420 −92.36641
1 14 Sidner Bank 27.93046 −92.36762
2 14 Sidner Bank 27.91368 −92.37398
3 14 Sidner Bank 27.91462 −92.38530
4 14 Sidner Bank 27.91976 −92.39427
5 14 Sidner Bank 27.92306 −92.38792
6 14 Sidner Bank 27.94525 −92.38305
7 14 Sidner Bank 27.94166 −92.37565
8 14 Sidner Bank 27.94231 −92.37189
9 14 Sidner Bank 27.93046 −92.36762
1 15A Parker Bank—A 27.95067 −92.00294
2 15A Parker Bank—A 27.94177 −91.99762
3 15A Parker Bank—A 27.93547 −91.99568
4 15A Parker Bank—A 27.92937 −91.99981
5 15A Parker Bank—A 27.93224 −92.02999
6 15A Parker Bank—A 27.93401 −92.03946
7 15A Parker Bank—A 27.93958 −92.05015
8 15A Parker Bank—A 27.95012 −92.05050
9 15A Parker Bank—A 27.96214 −92.05407
10 15A Parker Bank—A 27.96630 −92.04745
11 15A Parker Bank—A 27.96869 −92.04120
12 15A Parker Bank—A 27.96925 −92.02758
13 15A Parker Bank—A 27.96678 −92.02175
14 15A Parker Bank—A 27.95067 −92.00294
1 15B Parker Bank—B 27.96082 −91.99450
2 15B Parker Bank—B 27.96432 −91.99285
3 15B Parker Bank—B 27.96566 −91.99014
4 15B Parker Bank—B 27.96385 −91.98600
5 15B Parker Bank—B 27.96149 −91.98639
6 15B Parker Bank—B 27.95931 −91.98760
7 15B Parker Bank—B 27.95824 −91.99183
8 15B Parker Bank—B 27.96082 −91.99450
1 16 Alderdice Bank 28.09726 −91.99328
2 16 Alderdice Bank 28.09474 −91.98619
3 16 Alderdice Bank 28.09569 −91.97526
4 16 Alderdice Bank 28.09184 −91.97361
5 16 Alderdice Bank 28.08410 −91.97273
6 16 Alderdice Bank 28.07506 −91.97457
7 16 Alderdice Bank 28.07053 −91.98465
8 16 Alderdice Bank 28.06959 −91.99347
9 16 Alderdice Bank 28.06819 −92.00512
10 16 Alderdice Bank 28.07026 −92.01321
11 16 Alderdice Bank 28.07562 −92.02032
12 16 Alderdice Bank 28.08058 −92.02436
13 16 Alderdice Bank 28.08463 −92.02577
14 16 Alderdice Bank 28.09024 −92.02296
15 16 Alderdice Bank 28.09487 −92.01231
16 16 Alderdice Bank 28.09627 −92.00735
17 16 Alderdice Bank 28.09507 −92.00008
18 16 Alderdice Bank 28.09726 −91.99328

[86 FR 4954, Jan. 19, 2021]

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