Crown Estates Aquaculture Licences in the South West Version: Jan11 the Crown Estates Has Had Four Areas of Seabed Leased for Aquacultural Production in the Southwest

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Crown Estates Aquaculture Licences in the South West Version: Jan11 the Crown Estates Has Had Four Areas of Seabed Leased for Aquacultural Production in the Southwest

Map: C.3.4.2 Crown Estates Aquaculture licences in the South West Version: Jan11 The Crown Estates has had four areas of seabed leased for aquacultural production in the Southwest. These are outlined in Notes: no blue in the maps below. These indicative boundaries were supplied by the Crown Estates in December 2010. Docs:no Constantine St Dennis Luxulyan Map 1 Mawnan Smith Map 2 Lanreath Penwithick Nanpean Porth Navas Trethurgy St Blazey St Veep Mawnan Golant Tywardreath Gweek St Stephen Par Helford St AustellSt Austell Polkerris Lansallos St Stephens Coombe Charlestown Fowey Manaccan Mawgan Flushing Polgooth Polruan Grampound Road Sticker Shellfish Site Bed at Porthallow Grampound Seabed St Austell Bay, Mussel Farm Pentewan St Ewe Porthoustock St. Keverne Tregoney Mevagissey Portmellon Gorran Churchtown Treveor Gorran Haven 5°0'0"W Seaton West Bay NewtonPyle Cardiff Filton Topsham Sidmouth Bristol Swindon MaChpag f3ord Branscombe BridgendBarrySully Moretonhampstead Map 4: Overview Nailsea Bath Calne Saint AthanWeston-super-Mare Rode Devizes ExmouthBudleigh Salterton Sea bed at Lyme Bay. HighbridgeWells Frome Chudleigh Ilfracombe Minehead Amesbury Bovey Tracey Shellfish Farm Street Dawlish Watchet Mere Salisbury DARTMOOR Barnstaple EXMOOR Taunton Bruton Bideford Dulverton Wilton Teignmouth Yeovil Tisbur5y1°0'0"N Chulmleigh Tiverton Newton Abbot Chard Ashburton Bude Hatherleigh THE NEW FOREST Crediton Honiton Crewkerne Buckfastleigh Exeter Poole Chagford Lyme Regis Wareham Torquay Boscastle Topsham Sidmouth Port Isaac DARTMOOR Exmouth Kimmeridge Totnes Padstow TavistockMTaeipgn 3mouth Weymouth Paignton MapB o2dmin Liskeard Saltash Torquay Newquay Paignton LooePortwrinkle Brixham Saint Agnes Fowey Kingsbridge Modbury Gorran Haven Dartmouth Hayle Salcombe Penzance Saint Mawes PorthlevenPorthMouaspto 1ck Kingsbridge Cadgwith 50°0'0"N 3 oyster units, now removed, Torcross on bed near Stokenham. Salcombe 3°0'0"W 6°0'0"W 5°0'0"W 4°0'0"W 3°0'0"W 2°0'0"W Maritime basemap © British Crown and SeaZone Solutions Limited, 2010. All Rights Reserved. Data Licence No. 062006.004. Land basemap part © OpenStreetMap & contributors, CC-BY-SA. Not to be used for navigation..

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