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MMA Hunting Season 2014-2015 with Grid Glovertown Culls Harbour Sandringham Northeast Arm Terra Nova National Park of Canada Traytown Moose Management Area NO. 28A UTM coordinate Eastport 280850m E 310 5392330m N Louil Hills Sandy Cove 1 UTM coordinate Boat Tie-Up Happy Adventure 284332m E 5393589m N North Broad Boat Launch Cove UTM coordinate Southwest 292018m E Camp Site Brook 5389506m N Blue d n nd Bonavista Trails Hill ou sla S le I a Bay 2 Park Boundary Sw an m Seal Roads ew Island UTM coordinate N 728437m E Migratory Bird Sanctuary UTM coordinate 5383551m N Hurloc Zone 1 - October 14th, 2014 718389m E Head to January 25th, 2015 5384104m N Park Administration Outport Trail 3 Zone 2 - October 27th, 2014 to January 25th, 2015 No Hunting Area TERRA NOVA N ATIONAL PARK N 0 0.5 1 2 3 4 km 301 4 UTM coordinate 718651m E oad Ochre Te rra ova R 5376068m N N Hill The Town of Gros Bog UTM coordinate Terra Nova 712135m E UTM coordinate 5375846m N 711112m E Sandy 5375089m N Pond UTM coordinate 710725m E 5 5369649m N UTM coordinate 708809m E 5368295m N Dunphys Clode Sound Terra Nova National Park Pond Moose Management Area Trail Charlottetown NO. 28A UTM coordinate 706207m E 6 5367663m N UTM coordinate 708677m E 5365780m N UTM coordinate Golf 706278m E Course Cobblers 5365786m N 0 25 50 100 Brook Kilometers UTM coordinate A B 708688m E C D E F G H I Port Blandford 5363679m N Terra Nova National Areas excluded to hunting FEDERAL AND PROVINCIAL MAP TERRAPark NOVA of Canada NATIONAL PARK Areas excluded to hunting include a 20 m buer around Hunters interested in obtaining topographic maps or aerial TerraAREA Nova NO. 28National A Park the Trans Canada Highway and Route 301, a 50 m buer photography may doWILDLIFE so by contracting HEADQUARTERS the address below. PACK IT IN - PACK IT OUT Corner Brook, 637-2025 Garbage and litteraround on ourRoute310 landscape , a 1000 is m buer around Twin Rivers Golf AREA NO. 28 A BIG GAME HUNTINGRefer to the map numbersP.O. onBox the 2007, grid. Corner Brook, NL NOTE becoming a seriousCourse, problem. the community The best of Charlottetown (including a A2H 7S1 SUCCESSFULNOTE HUNTERS ARE REQUIREDand TO only alternative1000 for m garbage buer isaround a Pack the playground); a AREA1000 m buer MA P SUCCESSFUL HUNTERS ARE REQUIRED TO It In, Pack It Out policy. You carried in all RECORD ON THEIR BIG GAMES LICENSE around the Park headquarters and the VisitorA InformationREA NO. 28 A Dept of EnvironmentREGIONAL &WIL ConservationDLIFE OFFICES RECORD ON THEIR BIG GAME LICENCE RETURN those containers, boxes, and packages Goose Bay, 896-5107 THE UTM COORDINATES OF THE AREA IN Air Photo and Map Library, Howley Building, RETURN THE UTM COORDINATES ON THEwhen AREA they wereCenter full - it’s at Newmana lot easier Sound; to a 300 m buer around Malady St. John’s, 729-2630 THEY KILLED AN ANIMAL. IN WHICH THEY KILLED AN ANIMAL. carry them out Headwhen campground, they are empt Louily. Hills trail, Buckley’s Cove trail, and Higgins Line, St John’s NL A1B 4J6 MANAGEMENT AREA 28 - Black River Please take yourSandy garbage Pond home road/trail; with you a 300 m buer around Cobbler’s Tel: (709) 729-3305,REGION 3304AL FORESTRY FAX: (709) OFFICES 729-6136 MANAGEMENT AREA 28A - TERRA NOVAand dispose of itand in the Southwest proper manner. Brook day use areas; a 300 m buer around Email : [email protected] Labrador, Goudie Building, P.O. Box 3014, NATIONALAll that area of the Isl andPARK of Newfoundland bounded by a line cottage developments along the north boundary (North Remember, leave no trace… Station B, Happy Valley, A0P 1E0, beginning at Friar Head in Fortune Bay; then following a Broad Cove); a 300 m buer around Big Brook Pit; all land 896-2732 OR straight line to the south-eastern end of Norseman’s Pond; then following a straight line in a north-easterly direction to a NOTE: to the north of the Eastport road (route 310) to the All that area within Terra Nova National Park on the island of Terra NovaWeste Nationalrn, Forest ryPark Building, of MasseCanaday Dr., P.O. point of land (elevation 852 metres) east of Norseman’s Pond TO DETERMINE municipalYOUR KILL boundary LOCATION, of Traytown. The road and trail Box 2006, Corner Brook, A2H 6J8, with UTM coordinates 692075mE and 5337650mN; then General Delivery Newfoundland bounded by a line beginning at NorthPLEASE Broad REVIEW networks THE FOLL aroundOWING theGRID. Visitor Center, Malady Head 637-2409 following a straight line in a northerly direction to the north- Glovertown, NL Coveeastern (extremity292018m of Norseman’s E, 5389506m Pond; then N following); then a following a straight campground and Sandy Pond will be open to hunting Eastern, Gander Public Building, Airport Blvd, linestraight in line a tonorth-westerly the western extremity direction of Norseman’s to Pond; the salt water at North- beginning on October 27, 2014 (see orange shaded area A0G 2L0 P.O. Box 2222, Gander, A1V 2N9, eastthen following Arm; athen straight continuing line in a generally westerly north-easterly along the shoreline to on the map). NEWFOUNDLAND Tel : (709) 533-2801 Fax: (709) 533-2706 direction to the eastern extremity of Saddle Pond; then 256-1450 UTMfollowing coordinate the southern shore 284332mline of Saddl eE Pond and to 5393589mthe stream N at Burnt Point; AND LABRADOR Email : [email protected] Hunting Area Map thenat its northern continuing extremity; inthen a followingstraight this line stream in in a asouthwesterly direc- DISTRICT FORESTRY OFFICES generally north-easterly direction to the most north-westerly PACK IT IN - PACK IT OUT issued for convenience of hunters Bay D’ Espoir, P.O. Box 179, Bay D’Espoir, tion across the Traytown access roads to UTM coordinate by point of a small pond located at 48°19’7” N latitude and Garbage and litter on our landscape is becoming a serious A0H 1W0, 882-2200 280850m54°22’30” W longitude; E and then5392330m following in aN generally; then north- continuing in a south- Wildlife Division Bishop’s Falls, P.O. Box 640, Bishop’s Falls, westerlyeasterly direction direction a stream flow acrossing from the the outlet Trans of Salmon Canada Highway to UTM problem. The best and only alernative Dept for garbageof Environment is a Pack & Conservation A0H 1C0, 258-5334 Pond at the south-western extremity of said pond; then it in, Pack it our policy. You carried in all those containers, Cartwright, P.O. Box 159, Cartwright, A0K coordinate 718389m E and 5384104m N; then following a FEDERAL AND PROVINCIAL MAPS following the west bank of Salmon Pond and Salmon River in boxes and packages when they were full - it’s a lot easier to 002D09 1V0,002C12 938-7362 straighta generally north-easterly line in a southerly direction to its directionintersection with across the route 301 to UTM Hunters interested in obtaining topographic Clarenville, Suite 208, 97 Manitoba Drive, coordinateT-Railway; then 718651mfollowing the ET-Railway and 5376068m in a generally N on Gros Bog; then carry them out when they are empty.maps Please or aerial take photograph your y may do so by Clarenville, A0E 1J0, 466-7439 continuingnortherly direction in to aa small westerly stream flowing direction into the eastern in a straight line to UTM garbage home with you and disposecontacting of it in thea proper address manner. below. Refer to the map Gambo, P.O. Box 310, Gambo, A0G 1T0, end of Maccles Lake at Miller’s Angle at an approximate numbers on the grid. 002D08 674-4625002C05 coordinatelocation of 48°36' 712135m40" N latitude & E54°07'18" and 5375846m W longitude; then N ; then continuingIMPORTAN inT: Successful hunters are required Lewisporte, P.O. Box 217, Lewisporte, A0G afollowing straight downstream line in the a eastern south-westerly bank of that stream direction to to UTMto record coordi the- block code of the area in which Dept of Environment & Conservation 3A0, 535-2706 nateMaccles 711112m Lake; then followingE to 5375089m the southern Nshoreline; then offrom heret hecontinuingy killed an animal Remember,, by using the cleaveolumn/ro now trace... Air Photo and Map Library, Howley Building, Northwest River, P.O. Box 429, Northwest Maccles Lake in a generally westerly direction to the western description on the map on the reverse side. An Higgins Line, St. John’s, NL A1B 4J6 River, A0P 1M0, 497-8479 southextremity inof thata straight lake; then folinellowing to a UTMstraight coordinateline to the 710725mexample E and(C2) is provided in the above grid. Tel: (709) 729-3305, 3304 FAX: (709) 729-6136 email: [email protected] Paddy’s Pond, T.C.H., P.O. Box 13036, St. 5369649moutlet of Parsons N Pond;; then then continuingfollowing the eastern in abank straight of lineEnter in a southC2 in- the area of the BIG GAME John’s, A1B 3V8, 729-4180 westerlythis brook to itsdirection mouth in Gambo to Pond;UTM then coordinate following the 708809mLICENCE E and RETURN marked “Location animal Pasadena, P.O. Box 280, Pasadena, A0L southern shoreline of Gambo Pond and the south bank of was shot” if the location is as in the above grid. 2 C/13 1K0, 686-2071 5368295mGambo River to its N mouth; then in Fr continuingeshwater Bay, Bonavista in a straight Bay; line in a westerly Further indicate the corner (i.e. NW, NE, SW, Port Hope Simpson, P.O. Box 147, Port Hope then following the coastline of Bonavista Bay and the direction to UTM coordinate 706207m E and 5367663mSE) of the N location; block by checking the 2 D/9 2 C/12 Simpson, A0K 4E0, 960-0400 boundary of Terra Nova National Park to the mouth of appropriate box on the BIG GAME LICENCE Port Saunders, P.O.
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