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Introduced by SENATOR IMEE R. MARCOS
AN ACT DECLARING PAOAY LAKE NATIONAL PARK LOCATED IN THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF PAOAY, ILOCOS NORTE AS A PROTECTED AREA UNDER 
THE CATEGORY PROTECTED LANDSCAPE, PROVIDING FOR ITS 
MANAGEMENT AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
EXPLANATORY NOTE
Section 16 of Article II of the 1987 Philippine Constitution provides that "The 
State shall protect and advance the right of the people to a balanced and healthful 
ecology in accord with the rhythm and harmony of nature."
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (lUCN) recorded in its study 
that as of January 2009, 122,512 nationally designated terrestrial and marine 
protected areas in 235 countries and territories were included in the World Database 
on Protected Areas (WDPA). This number had considerable growth over the years and 
the WDPA continues to add new parameters to ensure total protection of these 
designated terrestrial and marine areas to address varying concerns of the public.
Locally known as Dacque! a Danum, the Paoay Lake is the largest lake in the 
province of Ilocos Norte which covers a surface area of 386 hectares (3.86 km2) with 
an average depth of 6 metres (20 ft). According to the Department of Environment 
and Natural Resources (DENR), Paoay Lake is one of the many tourist attractions in 
Ilocos Norte. Some of its most visited sites include the Malacanang ti Amianan 
(Malacahang of the North), the 18-hole Paoay Golf Course, a sports complex. Fort 
Ilocandia Resort and Casino, and Plaza del Norte Hotel and Convention Center. Truly, 
there is a need to protect and conserve the Paoay Lake National Park which is a natural 
treasure and an attraction for tourists and investors.
This bill seeks to declare the Paoay Lake National Park Located in the Municipality 
of Paoay, Ilocos Norte as a protected area under the category protected landscape to 
conserve, protect and protect the area by regulating the utilization of terrestrial and 
marine resources and ensuring the sustainable development of endangered, 
threatened, and rare species found therein.
In view of the foregoing, the expeditious passage of this bill is earnestly sought.
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AN ACT DECLARING PAOAY LAKE NATIONAL PARK LOCATED IN THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF PAOAY, ILOCOS NORTE AS A PROTECTED AREA UNDER 
THE CATEGORY PROTECTED LANDSCAPE, PROVIDING FOR ITS 
MANAGEMENT AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippines in 
Congress assembled:
SECTION 1. Short Title. - This act shall be known as the "Paoay Lake Protected 
Landscape (PLPL) Act".
SEC. 2. Declaration of Policy. - It is hereby declared the policy of the State to 
regulate the utilization of terrestrial and marine resources to ensure the continuity of 
endangered, threatened, and rare species therein, as well as conserve, protect and 
preserve scenic, educational, cultural, historical and recreational values of sites in 
accordance with the provisions of Republic Act No. 7586, otherwise known as the 
"National Integrated Protected Areas System Act of 1992" as amended by Republic 
Act No. 11038, or the Expanded National Integrated Protected Area System (ENIPAS) 
Act of 2018.
SEC. 3. Scope. - The Paoay Lake Protected Landscape shall cover all lands and 
waters comprising Barangays of Nanguyudan, Nagbacalan, Suba, and Sungadan, 
Municipality of Paoay, Province of Ilocos Norte. Its boundaries are presented in Annex 
A of this Act.
Beginning at a point marked "1" which Is S 59° 21' 38" E, 1,906.31 meters from 
ILN3040, Brgy. Nanguyudan, Paoay, Ilocos Norte (241106.34, 2004684.94) covering 
an area of 346.91 hectares.
All lands and water comprising the PLPL shall fall under the classification of 
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The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) shall 
appropriately mark on the ground the Technical Descriptions provided in this Act with 
clear visible markers and shall prepare appropriate maps thereof.
Any modification of this Act due to factors such as changing ecological situations, 
new scientific or discovery of traditional boundaries not previously considered shall be 
made through an Act of Congress after full consultation with the affected public.
SEC. 4. Land Classification. - All lands and waters of the public domain that fall 
within the scope thereof shall be classified as Protected Area. However, all public lands 
already classified as alienable and disposable lands thereof, shall remain as such and 
may be disposed of pursuant to the provisions of Commonwealth Act No. 141 or the 
Public Land Act, as amended.
SEC. 5. Definition of Terms. - As used in this Act:
a) Biological diversity refers to the variety and variability among living 
organisms occurring In a certain ecosystem;
b) Biological resources refer to living natural resources, including 
microorganisms, flora and fauna, and the environmental resources to which 
the species contribute;
c) Buffer zone refers to identified area outside the boundaries of and 
immediately adjacent to or surrounding a designated protected area that 
need special development control in order to avoid or minimize harm to the 
protected area;
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Endangered species refers to species and subspecies of wildlife whose 
populations are in danger of extinction and whose survival is unlikely if the 
casual factors continue to operate;
General Management Plan refers to the basic long-term framework plan for 
the management of the protected area and serves as guide in the 
preparation of the annual operation plan and budget;
f) Non-government Organization (NGO) refers to any civic, development or 
philanthropic organization, which Is multi-sectoral in character;
g) People's organization (PO) refers to an organization of members of the local 
community whose purpose for establishment is to protect or advance the 
interest of specific sectors such as, but not limited to, farmers, fisherfolk, 
women and the like;
h) Protected landscape and seascape refer to an area of national significance 
characterized by the harmonious interaction of man and land while providing 
opportunities for enjoyment through recreation and tourism within the 
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i) Protected species refer to existing individuals of any species listed under the 
Convention on International Trade of Endangered Species (CITES), or plants 
or animals that are declared to be protected under Philippine laws, rules and 
regulations issued by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources 
(DENR) or the Protected Area Management Board (PAMB) or the 
management plan herein provided; and
j) Tenured migrant refers to any person who has actual and continuous 
occupation of a protected area for five (5) years prior to Its designation in 
accordance with the NIPAS Act of 1992, and is solely dependent therein for 
subsistence.
SEC. 6. Management Pian. - Within one (1) year from the effectivlty of this Act, 
there shall be a general management plan to be formulated that shall serve as the 
basic-long term framework for the management of the PLPL and guide in the 
preparation of its annual operations plan and budget.
The management plan shall, at the minimum promote the adoption and 
implementation of innovative management techniques including, when necessary, 
zoning, buffer zone management, habitat conservation and rehabilitation, diversity 
management, community organizing and development, socio-economic and scientific 
researches, site-specific policy development, climate change adaptation and 
mitigation, disaster risk reduction and management, waste sewerage and septic tank 
management, and gender and development among others.
The plan shall be harmonized with Comprehensive Land Use Plan of the local 
government unit (LGU-Pabay) required under Republic Act No. 7160 or the 'Local 
Government Code of 1991' and other local plans.
The time frame for the Protected Area Management Plan (PAMP) shall be ten 
(10) years. The management planning shall be formulated in accordance with the 
general management planning strategy provided for under the ENIPAS Act of 2018 
and its Implementing Rules and Regulations.
SEC. 7. Protected Area Management Board. - There Is hereby created a 
Protected Area Management Board (PAMB) which shall be the sole policy-making body 
of PLPL. The PLPL-PAMB shall be composed of the following:
a) DENR Regional Executive Director of Region 1, as the Chairperson and 
advisor on matters related to the technical aspects of protected area 
management;
b) Governor of the Province of Ilocos Norte or his/her duly designated 
representative;
c) Representative of the 2nd District of Ilocos Norte or his/her duly designated 
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d) Mayor of the Municipality of Paoay or his/her duly designated 
representative;
e) Chairperson of Barangays Nanguyudan, Nagbacalan, Suba and Sungadan, 
Paoay, Ilocos Norte;
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Regional Directors of the following agencies, namely: the Department of 
Agriculture (DA), the National Economic and Development Authority 
(NEDA), the Department of Science and Technology (DOST), the Philippine 
National Police (PNP), and the Department of National Defense (DND) or 
their duly designated representatives;
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One (1) representative from an academic institution with proven track 
record in or related to protected area management;
Three (3) representatives from either the NGO or PO duly accredited both 
by the DENR and the provincial government; and
i) One (4) representative from the private sector who is distinguished in the 
profession or field of protected area management.
Ex officio members or members of the PAMB by virtue of their elective or 
appointive government positions as specified in items (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), and (f) 
shall serve for the duration of their respective terms of office in their respective 
elective or appointive government positions.
On the other hand, the members of the PAMB specified in items (g), (h), and (i) 
shall be appointed by the DENR Secretary after the conduct of a transparent and fair 
selection process. They shall serve a term of three (3) years and may be reappointed 
for another term.
The PAMB members shall serve without compensation, except for the actual and 
necessary travelling and subsistence expenses incurred in the performance of their 
duties, either in their attendance in meetings of the PAMB or In connection with other 
official business authorized through a resolution of the PAMB, subject to existing rules 
and regulations. Each member shall have the full capacity and accountability for 
decisions binding to the member's sector.
SEC. 8. Powers and Functions of the PAMB. - The PLPL-PAMB shall be vested 
with the following powers and functions in addition to those provided under Republic 
Act No. 11038 or the ENIPAS Act of 2018 and its Implementing Rules and Regulations:
a) Issue rules and regulations to prohibit acts that may be prejudicial to the 
PLPL and to the declaration of policy set forth under the ENIPAS;
b) Adopt rules and procedures in the conduct of business, including the 
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c) Recommend fees and other charges to the Secretary for the use of the 
protected area resources and its facilities;
d) Develop a management strategy for the buffer zone together with the 
concerned corpmunities, LGUs, other government agencies, NGOs, POs and 
other concerned stakeholders;
e) Review and update the Protected Area Management Plan at least every five 
(5) years;
f) Issue clearances for the disposition of confiscated items, except those items 
that are held under custodia legis, those that are subject for donation, those 
that must be deposited with appropriate government agency, and those 
that will be utilized for the DENR's own needs In accordance with the 
existing related rules and regulations;
g) Set the allowable limit for the volume of trees that may be extracted by 
PACBRMA holders with approved Community Resource Management Plan 
(CRMP);
h) Develop Master-Use Plan to conserve existing resources and provide 
mechanism for the protection of terrestrial and aquatic resources;
i) Approve policies, guidelines, plans and programs, proposals, agreements 
and other related documents, including Manual of Operations for the 
management of the protected area;
j) Facilitate the ground delineation and demarcation of the boundaries of the 
protected area and buffer zone;
k) Ensure that the Management Plan of the protected area is incorporated into 
the Comprehensive Land Use Plan, Regional and Local Development and 
Investment Plans, and other Eco-tourism Plans of the Local Government of 
Paoay and the Provincial Government of Ilocos Norte;
l) Ensure the implementation of programs as prescribed in the Management 
Plan of the protected area;
m) Monitor and evaluate the progress In the implementation of the 
Management Plan;
n) Monitor and assess the performance of the Protected Area Superintendent 
and other protected area personnel and compliance of partners to the terms 
and conditions of any undertaking, contract or agreement; and
o) Intervene to resolve conflicts or disputes among tenured migrant 
communities.
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administrative orders of nationai application Issued by the DENR pursuant to ENIPAS 
Act and the resolutions issued by the PLPL Management Board, the latter shall 
promptly notify the DENR Secretary who shall decide whether to apply the rule or 
withdraw its application to the PLPL
SEC. 9. The Protected Area Management Office.- There Is hereby established a 
Protected Area Management Office (PAMO) to be headed by a Protected Area 
Superintendent (PASu) with a permanent plantilla position who shall supervise the day 
to day management, protection and administration of the protected area. A sufficient 
number of support staff with plantilla position shall be appointed by the DENR to assist 
the PASu in the management of the protected area.
SEC. 10. Organizational Structure. - The PAMO shall be organized into the Office 
of the Protected Area Superintendent, Resources Management and Protection Unit, 
Socio-Economic Management Unit, Policy, Planning and Knowledge Management Unit. 
The PAMO's personnel and their respective positions and rank shall have appropriate 
staffing complement, as follows:
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SEC. 11. Paoay Lake Protected Landscape Fund. - There is hereby established 
a trust fund to be known as the PLPL Fund for purposes of financing programs, 
projects, and activities of the PLPL. All Income generated from the operation and 
management of the protected area shall accrue to PLPL Fund. The income shall be 
derived from fees and charges from the use of resources and facilities of PLPL; 
contributions from industries and facilities directly benefiting from the protected area; 
and such other fees and incohrie derived from the operation of the protected area.
The PLPL Fund may be augmented by grants, donations, endowment from 
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or any political subdivision or instrumentality thereof: Provided, That the PLPL-PAMB 
shall retain seventy-five percent (75%) of all revenues raised, to be deposited in any 
government bank within the locality; and that disbursements shall be made solely for 
the protection, maintenance, administration and management of the area and the 
implementation of duly approved projects endorsed by the PAMB in accordance with 
existing accounting, budgeting and auditing rules and regulations: Provided, further. 
That the PLPL Fund shall not be used to cover personal services expenditures.
The remaining twenty-five percent (25%) of the revenues shall be deposited as 
a special account In the National Treasury as share to the Integrated Protected Areas 
Fund (IPAF) created pursuant to Republic Act No. 11038.
SEC. 12. Prohibited Acts and Penalties. - The following acts, in addition to the 
prohibited acts enumerated In the ENIPAS Act and its Implementing Rules and 
Regulations, shall be prohibited and are hereby penalized as follows:
A. The penalties and qualifications prescribed in Articles 309 and 310 of the 
Revised Penal Code, depending on the value of the resources involved in 
connection with the prohibited act or a fine of at least triple the value of the 
said resources, or both, shall be imposed upon any person who:
1) Takes, destroys, collects, disturbs or possesses any wild terrestrial or 
aquatic flora or fauna, sand, rocks or by-products derived therefrom 
within particularly identified regulated or prohibited areas or zones in 
the PLPL including private lands without the necessary permit, 
authorization or exemption: Provided, that hunting of animals shall be 
absolutely prohibited except for scientific research;
2) Cuts, gathers, removes or collects timber or any forest products within 
particularly identified regulated or prohibited areas or zones in the 
PLPL including private lands without the necessary permit, 
authorization or exemption;
3) Possesses or transports, within and outside of the PLPL, any timber, 
forest products, wild terrestrial or aquatic plants, animals, or by­
products derived therefrom which are ascertained to have been taken 
from the PLPL;
4) Undertakes mineral exploration or extraction within the PLPL;
5) Hunts, collects, removes or destroys any endangered or protected 
species except when collection or removal is for scientific research and 
exempted from the prohibition by the PLPL Management Board;
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7) Establishes or introduces any exotic species within the MMPL, which 
are detrimental to endemic species and the ecosystem therein.
B. A fine of not less than five thousand pesos (P5,000.00) but not more than 
five hundred thousand pesos (P500,000.00) or imprisonment from one (1) 
year but not more than six (6) years, or both, shall be imposed upon any 
person who:
1) Violates rules and regulations provided in the management plan or 
issued by the PLPL Management Board, or the agreements reached by 
the PLPL Management Board in the exercise of its adjudicative 
functions;
2) Erects any structure on iand or on water for any purpose outside the 
management plan duly approved by the PLPL Management Board: 
Provided, That large-scale private infrastructure and other projects 
such as medium to high density residential subdivisions, medium to 
large commercial and industrial establishments, golf courses, heavily 
mechanized commercial and nontraditional farming, and other 
activities that cause increased in-migration and resource 
degradation/depletion shall be absolutely prohibited;
3) Throws, dumps or causes to be dumped into the PLPL any 
biodegradable and non-biodegradable material or waste whether 
liquid, solid or gas;
4) Uses, dumps, places or causes to be placed into the PLPL toxic 
chemicals and non-biodegradable products, including pesticides and 
other hazardous substances, soaps and shampoos, and washing 
detergents, unless the same Is expressly allowed In the management 
plan;
5) Prospects, hunts or otherwise locates hidden treasures within the 
PLPL;
6) Informally occupies or dwells in any land within the PLPL without 
clearance from the PLPL Management Board;
7) Possesses or uses blasting caps or explosives anywhere within the 
PLPL;
8) Destroys, excavates, vandalizes or, in any manner, damages any 
natural formation on land, facilities, markers, signages, and other 
objects of natural or scenic value;
9) Alters, removes or destroys boundary marks or signs;
10) Purchases or sells, mortgages or leases land or other portions of the 
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within the PLPL for its continued operation: Provided, That the owner 
of such facility shall be liable to pay the fine of five thousand pesos 
(P5,000.00) for every violation: Provided, further. That upon reaching 
a total of five hundred thousand pesos (P500,000.00), the PASu, by 
deputizing any government entity, shall cause the cessation and 
demolition of the facility at the owner's cost. Valuation of the damage 
resulting from the violation of the foregoing prohibitions shall consider 
biodiversity and conservation considerations as well as aesthetic and 
scenic value. Valuation assessed by the DENR or the concerned 
government agency shall be presumed correct unless otherwise proven 
by preponderant evidence.
Any person who shall induce another or conspire to commit any of the 
illegal acts prohibited in this Act or suffer their workers to commit any 
of the same shall be liable In the same manner as the one actually 
performing the act. All conveyances, vessels, equipment, 
paraphernalia, implements, gears, tools and similar devices used in the 
aforementioned illegal acts shall be subject to immediate and 
administrative confiscation, independent of the judicial proceedings 
conducted by the Office of the PASu upon apprehension, subject 
however to due process and substantial evidence requirements. 
However, when legal action is filed in the regular courts, the said 
conveyances, vessels, equipment, paraphernalia, implements, gears, 
tools and similar devices, independent of administrative proceedings, 
shall not be released until after judgment has been rendered. Proceeds 
of the sale of all objects administratively or judicially confiscated 
pursuant hereto shall accrue to the PLPL Fund. Procedure for the sale 
thereof shall be promulgated by the PLPL Management Board.
However, confiscated or rescued protected animal species shall in no 
case be sold, or in any manner disposed of, but shall be immediately 
turned over to the PASu and released to its natural habitat, subject to 
existing regulations. The penalties specified in this section shall be 
imposed in addition to the penalties contained in Repubiic Act No. 9147 
(Wildlife Resources Conservation and Protection Act), and other 
related laws. Conviction for any offense committed in violation of the 
provisions of this Act by a public officer or officer of the law shall carry 
the accessory penalty of perpetual disqualification from public office.
SEC. 13. Tenured Migrants and Other PLPL Stakeholders. - Tenured migrants 
shall be eligible to become stewards of portions of lands within allowable zones. The 
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issuance of the appropriate tenure instrument consistent with the zoning provided in 
the management plan. Should areas occupied by tenured migrants be designated as 
zones in which no occupation or other activities are allowed pursuant to the 
requirements of sustainable development, provisions for the transfer of said tenured 
migrants to multiple-use zones or buffer zones shall be made and carried out through 
just and humane means. In the event of termination of a tenure instrument for cause 
or by voluntary surrender of rights, the PASu shall take immediate steps to rehabilitate 
and return the area to its natural state prior to the cultivation or other act by the 
tenured migrant. Within one (1) year from the passage of this Act, the PASu shall 
submit the complete list of tenured migrants to the PLPL Management Board which 
shall approve the final list.
SEC. 14. Inventory of Facilities Within the PLPL-The PLPL Management Board 
shall conduct an inventory of existing facilities within the protected area in accordance 
with the objectives of this Act.
SEC. 15. Renewable and Non-renewabie Resources. - Any exploration and 
exploitation or utilization of non-renewable resources Including mining within the PLPL 
shall not be allowed. Renewable energy projects within the PLPL may be allowed by 
the PAMB with the concurrence of the DENR Secretary: Provided, That these 
renewable energy projects are outside the strict protection zone, adopt reduced 
impact technologies, and undergo the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) system 
as provided by law.
SEC. 16. Special Prosecutor and Retained Counsel. - Within thirty (30) days 
from the effectivity of this Act, the Department of Justice (DOJ) shall appoint a special 
prosecutor to whom all cases of violation of laws, rules and regulations in the PLPL 
shall be assigned. Such special prosecutor shall coordinate with the PLPL Management 
Board and the PASu In the performance of one's duties and assist in the training of 
wardens and rangers in arrest and criminal procedures. The PLPL Management Board 
may retain the services of counsel to prosecute and/or assist in the prosecution of 
cases under the direct control and supervision of the regular or special prosecutor, 
represent the PLPL Management Board, the PASu and the staff, or any person assisting 
in the protection, conservation and sustainable development of the PLPL, in any legal 
action related to decisions and acts lawfully undertaken pursuant to their powers, 
functions and responsibilities.
SEC. 17. Reporting Responsibility. - The PASu, through the PLPL Management 
Board, shall submit an annual accomplishment report to the Secretary of the DENR 
pertaining to the activities undertaken in the PLPL.
SEC. 18. Transitory Provision. - In order to ensure the recovery and restoration 
of biological diversity and to develop sustainable livelihood opportunities for tenured 
migrants, the DENR shall henceforth cease to issue concessions, licenses, permits.
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clearances, compliance documents or any other instrument that allows exploitation 
and utilization of resources within the PLPL until the management plan shall have been 
put into effect.
SEC. 19. Appropriations. -The Secretary of the DENR shall immediately include 
in the DENR's program the implementation of this Act, the funding of which shall be 
included in the annual General Appropriations Act.
SEC. 20. Separabiiity Clause. - If any part or section of this Act is declared by 
the courts as unconstitutional, such declaration shall not affect the other parts or 
sections hereof.
SEC. 21. Repealing Clause. - For the purpose of this Act, the provisions of 
Republic Act No. 11038 or the ENIPAS Act are hereby modified in accordance with the 
provisions herein. All other laws, rules and regulations inconsistent with this Act are 
hereby repealed or modified accordingly.
SEC. 22. Effectivity. - This Act shall take effect fifteen (15) days after its 
publication in the Official Gazette or in a newspaper of general circulation readily 
available in and around the area specified herein.
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Annex A. Technical Description of Boundaries of Paoay Lake Protected
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35.8242
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81
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43.1272
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240711.63
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82
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82
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213.5262
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61.0001
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101
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104
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91.2983
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117
118
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59.2832
117
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2004694.66
118
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8.8263
118
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120
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211.7720
119
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2004754.31
120
121
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16.1758
120
240580.17
2004546.18
121
122
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64.7424
121
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122
123
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124
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19.7025
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52.7824
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2004403.05
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29.5576
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14.0381
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31.6238
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20.8827
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20.1684
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148
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32.1769
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149
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148
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168
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172
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177
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178
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206
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207
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160.6790
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70.6631
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36.5766
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27.0026
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161.1108
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306
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110.4990
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421
422
S 66055i55" E
84.0936
421
239353.74
2006184.20
422
42a
N87044,35,,E
19.7169
422
239431.11
2006151.25
423
-4M
N 80°23'32" E
7.7892
423
239450.81
2006152.03
424
.4251 S 03°34,22" W
51.2157
424
239458.49
2006153.33
4?5
426
S 72°42,49” E
36.2784
425
239455.30
2006102.21
426
42Z
S 300ll'S3" E
8.4693
426
239489.94
200609143
427
428
S 35°22,13" E
15.1331
427
239494.20
2006084.11
428
.422. S 35°54,08" E
12.7897
428
239502.g6
2006071.77
429
J22. S 32048'10" E
12.7179
429
239510.46
2006061.41
430
S 020l6,48,, E
8.7969
430
239517.35
2006050.72
431
J32. S S4056,i6" E
20.7322
431
239517.70
2006041.93
-432
-433- S 45°56,40" E
15.0138
432
239534.67
2006030.02
433
.434- S 20°10'S4" E
13-7970
433
239545.46
2006019.58
—434.
.435. S 40°05'i8" E
12.9664
434
239550.22
2006006.63
- 435
JSL S 15044'22" E
19.5011
435
239558.57
2005996.71
436
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S 06°45,54" E
16.9781
436
239563.86
2005977.94
..437
-438. S 12022'«iO" E
30.6424
437
239565.86
2005961.08
438
-432- S 14038’00” E
11.6374
438
239572.43
2005931.15
439
440
S 00o05'l9" W
19-3499
439
239575.37
2005919.89
440
44L S 09o29'07" E
16.4447
440
239575.34
2005900.54
441
442
S 400.«56'27" E
20.6780
441
239578.05
2005884.32
442
.443. S 13023'i6" E
40.9424
442
239591.60
2005868.70
—443
-444^ S12018'17"W
81.0822
443
239601.08
2005828.87
444
.445. S oi02g'2i" W
36.5521
444
239583.80
2005749.65
445
446
S 07°24'39" E
41.0123
445
239582.85
2005713.11
446
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S 20o.*;2'02" E
92.6143
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239588.14
2005672.44
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Annex B. Map of Paoay Lake Protected Landscape
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