To avoid the risk of damage from ship groundings and pollution
damage by international shipping activities and the destruction and
degradation of this unique, diverse, and significant habitats and
ecosystem, mariners should exercise extreme care when navigating in
the area bounded by a line connecting the following geographical positions
which is designated as a Particularly Sensitive Sea Area:
- To the north: a line linking point 41° 45' 00" N – 008°
01' 48" E to point 41° 45' 00" N – 009° 48' 30" E passing
the French coast (Cap Muro to the west and Anse de Tarcu to the east);
- On the western side: a line linking points 41° 45' 00" N –
008° 01' 48" E; 41° 06' 36" N – 008° 01' 48" E and
40° 58' 00" N – 008° 12' 00" E on the Italian coast;
and
- On the eastern side, a line linking points 41° 45' 00" N –
009° 48' 30" E; 40° 51' 08" N – 009° 48' 30" E and
40° 45' 56" N – 009° 41' 42" E on the Italian coast
to the south.
The Particularly Sensitive Sea Area is bounded by the points
A, B, C, D, E, and F as set out in the chartlet below.
Chartlet