Chap. 108.—An ACT to amend and re-enact section 5 of chapter 230, acts of
assembly 1926, defining the boundaries of Hampton Roads port. [H B 92]

Approved March 8, 1930

- |. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That sec-
tion five of chapter two hundred and thirty, acts of assembly 1926,
of the Code of Virginia, be amended and re-enacted so as to read as
follows:

Section 5. The port of Hampton Roads shall, for the purposes
of this act, be defined as follows: The area of land and water within
the following metes and bounds:

Beginning at a point marked (A) at longitude seventy-six degrees
thirty-five minutes west, and latitude thirty-seven degrees five minutes
north, thence east on latitude thirty-seven degrees five minutes to a
point marked (B) on longitude seventy-six degrees fifteen minutes
west ;

Thence, due south, on longitude seventy-six degrees fifteen minutes
to point (C) on latitude thirty-seven degrees north;
Thence, due east, on latitude thirty-seven degrees north to point
marked (D), on longitude seventy-five degrees fifty-five minutes west ;

Thence, due south, on longitude seventy-five degrees fifty-five min-
utes west to point marked (E), on latitude thirty-six degrees forty
minutes north;

Thence, due west, on latitude thirty-six degrees forty minutes
north to point marked (F), on longitude seventy-six degrees thirty-six
minutes west;

Thence, due north, on longitude seventy-six degrees thirty-six
minutes west to point marked (G), on latitude thirty-six degrees fifty
minutes north;

Thence, due east, on latitude thirty-six degrees fifty minutes north,
to point marked (H), on longitude seventy-six degrees thirty-five min-
utes west;

Thence, due north, on longitude seventy-six degrees thirty-five min-
utes west to point marked (A), or beginning; and the water and
adjacent shore within such boundaries shall be known as “the port of
Hampton Roads.”