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Coastal Zone Management Program Affected States

The Director of the Minerals Management Service has determined the areas of the Outer Continental Shelf that "affect" the Gulf of Mexico coastal states. If an Exploration Plan, a Development and Production Plan, or a Development Operations Coordination Document proposes operations in an area determined to affect a State, and if that State has an approved Coastal Zone Management (CZM) Program, the OCS plan is subject to CZM requirements. The following maps delineate these defined areas:

Figure A. Designation of Areas I and II and Boundaries of OCS Areas Determined to Affect the Gulf Coastal States

Figure B. Boundaries of OCS Area Determined to Affect the States of Alabama and Florida

Figure C. Boundaries of OCS Area Determined to Affect the States of Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama

Figure D. Boundaries of OCS Area Determined to Affect the States of Louisiana and Texas


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