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Declaration of Barton Creek as an Archaeological Reserve
National Institute Of Culture And History (Barton Creek Archaeological Reserve) Order, para. 2 · Revised Edition 2020
The area of alienated Crown land situated in Cayo District,
which is described in the Schedule to this Order, the title of which has reverted to the Crown, and which is known as Barton Creek Archaeological Reserve is declared to be an an Schedule.
MADE by the Minister responsible for the National Institute of Culture and History, this 28th day of April, 2009.
(MANUEL HEREDIA) Minister of Tourism, Civil Aviation and Culture Minister responsible for the National Institute of Culture and History 64 National Institute of Culture and History SCHEDULE [Paragraph. 2] BARTON CREEK ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESERVE ALL THAT LOT PIECE OR PARCEL of land comprising of 5.02 Acres situate in the Barton Creek Area, Cayo District being more particularly shown on Survey Department Plan No. 2159 Computation No. 135. It is Bounded and Described as followsOn the North and West by Barton Creek, on the East by an Access Road and on the South by Private Lands. It is more particularly describe as follows–
(a) commencing at a concrete pillar that said pillar being the North Western Corner of the 5.02 Acres parcel of land;
(b) thence in a South Easterly direction along the Southern bank of the said Creek on a Grid Bearing of 120º 01' 12" for a Grid Distance of 233.266 metres to a concrete pillar;
(c) thence in a Southerly direction along the Western boundary of the said Access Road on a Grid Bearing of 191º 05' 27" for a Grid Distance of 42.018 metres to a concrete pillar;
(d) thence in a South Westerly Direction on a Grid Bearing of 258º 59' 57" for a Grid Distance of 35.743 metres to a concrete pillar;
(e) thence in a North Westerly Direction on a Grid Bearing of 283º 09' 57" for a Grid Distance of 173.196 metres to a concrete pillar;
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(f) thence in a Southerly direction on a Grid Bearing of 195º 12' 37" for a grid distance of 27.642 metres to a concrete pillar;
(g) thence in a North Westerly. direction along the Eastern Bank of the said creek on a Grid Bearing of 343º 25' 12" for a Grid Distance of 39.543 metres to a concrete pillar;
(h) thence in North Easterly. direction along the said bank of the said Creek on a Grid Bearing of 13º 57' 72" for a Grid Distance of 117.563 metres back to the point of Commencement.
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