Wildlife Area Regulations — 7
7 Estuary Islands National Wildlife Area (1) In the Registration Division of Rimouski: Bicquette Island, situated in the proximity of Du Bic Island at approximate latitude 48°24.9′N and approximate longitude 68°53.4′W, designated as lot 3 662 493 on the cadastre of Quebec and described in a deed of conveyance registered at the Department of the Secretary of Canada on December 9, 1870 under number 2548. Except, a part of said lot 3 662 493 having an area of 6358 square metres, designated as parcel 1 on a plan bearing number DMADC-Q-05537 of the Canadian Coast Guard, Laurentian Region, prepared by Roger Boisclair, Quebec Land Surveyor, on September 30, 1987, as number 1820 of his minutes. (2) In the Registration Division of Kamouraska: Those islands in the St. Lawrence River, including their foreshores and reefs, more particularly described as follows: Firstly, (a) Blanche Island, situated about 2.4 km northeast from the northeasterly point of Aux Lièvres Island at approximate latitude 47°55.7′N and approximate longitude 69°40.4′W, designated as lot 4 788 273 of the cadastre of Quebec. (b) Aux Fraises Island, situated about 3.2 km southwest from the southwesterly point of Aux Lièvres Island at approximate latitude 47°45.6′N and approximate longitude 69°48.3′W, designated as lot 4 788 262 of the cadastre of Quebec. These islands being described in a deed registered on April 3, 1980, in the Registry Office for the Kamouraska Registration Division under number 121547. Secondly, That part of Du Pot du Phare Island, fronting the City of Rivière-du-Loup and near Aux Lièvres Island at approximate latitude 47°52.3′N and approximate longitude 69°41′W, designated as lot 4 788 265 of the cadastre of Quebec, including its foreshore designated as lot 4 788 263 of the cadastre of Quebec. Du Pot du Phare Island being the property of the Federal Government in accordance with the expropriation documents registered in the Registry Office for the Témiscouata Registration Division on September 16, 1913. Those islands in the St. Lawrence River, described as follows: Thirdly, That part of the island known as Le Long Pèlerin Island, designated as lot 4 788 256 of the cadastre of Quebec, as described in the Deed of Discharge (Quit Claim) in favour of the Federal Government and registered on June 20, 1928, in the Kamouraska Registration Office under number 47445. Fourthly, The island known as La Grande Île, designated as lot 4 007 074 of the cadastre of Quebec and described in the deed registered on June 10, 1861, in the Kamouraska Registration Office under number 9159. Except a part of said lot 4 007 074 containing the navigational aid installations of the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (Canadian Coast Guard). Said island and part of said island are shown on a plan bearing number EM-79-4913 of Public Works and Government Services Canada prepared by Maurice Martineau, QLS on November 6, 1979. Fifthly, The islands of Kamouraska known under the names Brûlée Island, De la Providence Island and Les Rochers, designated as lots 4 007 069, 4 007 070, 4 007 071 and 4 007 073 of the cadastre of Quebec, including the rocks (bearing no cadastral number) situated to the northeast and to the southwest of Brûlée Island and to the northeast of De la Providence Island. These islands are described in the deed registered in the Kamouraska Registration Office on March 28, 1980, under number 121477.