DRAFT GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB FOREST, WILDLIFE & FISHERIES DEPARTMENT Dated: Kathar Game Reserve
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1 NOTIFICATION DRAFT GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB FOREST, WILDLIFE & FISHERIES DEPARTMENT Dated: Kathar Game Reserve No. SOP (WL) 12-1/2002 In exercise of the powers conferred by section 18 of the Punjab Wildlife (Protection, Preservation, Conservationh & Management) Act. 1974, the Government of the Punjab is pleased to revise the boundary of the Kathar Game Reserve specified in the schedule given below with immediate effect. SCHEDULE 1) District(s) : Rawalpindi 2) Tehsil(s) : Murree 3) Locality : Kathar 4) Area : 2,832 acre(1,146 hectare) 5) Forest Compartments : KRF 109, KRF 110, KRF 111, KRF 112 and KRF 113 6) Coordinates : 67º 06' 25.13" to 67º 56' 01.44" E and 25º 09' 17.45" to 26º 07' 28.53" N [Details of the boundary of Kathar Game Reserve are attached as Annexure 1 (GIS Map) and Annexure 2 (list of boundary coordinates)] BOUNDARIES North: Northern boundary of the Kathar Game Reserve starts from grid reference point N1 (73º 16' 34.03", 33º 46' 43.09") and moves in eastern direction along the boundary line of Kathar Reserve Forest(KRF) compartment 111 upto grid reference point N2 (73º 17' 48.62", 33º 47' 28.39") following existing boundary pillars and ridge line. N2 lies on the Saloni Chalyari Kas (and common boundary line of Kathar Reserve Forest compartment no 109, 110 and 111). Then boundary shifts in north-western direction along the boundary of KRF compartment 109 upto grid reference point N3 (73º 17' 41.94", 33º 47' 43.68"). From grid reference point N3 to N4 (73º 18' 30.31", 33º 48' 15.47") the boundary follows the boundary line of KRF compartment 109 moving along the existing boundary pillars. From N4 it turns eastwards along Kali Kas (nullah) following the northern boundary of KRF compartment 109 upto grid reference point N5 (73º 19' 04.07", 33º 47' 40.65"). It further extends southwards along KRF compartment 109 upto grid reference point N6 (73º 19' 00.63", 33º 47' 26.02") which is also the junction point of KRF compartment 109 and 110. From N6 to grid reference point N8 (73º 19' 54.04", 33º 47' 03.55") the boundary follows the boundary line of KRF compartment 110. From N6 the boundary follows Saheed Rabnawaz road (locally named as Baik Gali ) that is along the boundary line of KRF compartment 110 upto grid reference point N7 (73º 19' 37.08", 33º 47' 26.79"). N7 is at the trisection of Page 1 of 7
2 Moza Jammah, Moza Angoori and Moza Kathar. The boundary continues to follow the boundary line of KRF compartment 110 upto N8. East: The boundary starts from grid reference point E1 (73º 19' 54.04", 33º 47' 03.55") and follows the the boundary line of KRF compartment 110 upto grid reference poin E4 (73º 19' 29.45", 33º 46' 50.15"). Grid reference points E2 (73º 19' 42.41", 33º 46' 56.38") and E3 (73º 19' 32.27", 33º 47' 00.13") are in between E1 and E 4. From E4 to grid reference point E5 (73º 18' 55.46", 33º 46' 22.40") boundary line of KRF compartment 110 is the boundary reference. From E5 the boundary moves in northern direction along the boundary line of KRF compartment 110, and a small tributary and after crossing Angoori road it follows ridges in the western direction upto grid reference point E9 (73º 18' 02.85", 33º 46' 57.00").E9 is at the common boundary corners of KRF compartment 110 and 111. Grid reference points E6 (73º 18' 54.88", 33º 46' 40.59"), E7 (73º 18' 46.66", 33º 46' 51.51") and E8 (73º 18' 26.06", 33º 46' 57.81") exist in between E5 and E9. The boundary follows a ridge line and moves along the boundary of KRF compartment 111 from grid reference point E9 to E10 (73º 17' 31.35", 33º 46' 46.91"). From E10, the boundary turns in southern direction and follows the boundary line of KRF compartment 111 upto grid reference point E11 (73º 17' 34.79", 33º 46' 36.61"). E11 is also on the common boundary corners of KRF compartment 111 and 112. From E11 the boundary moves along the boundary line of KRF compartment 112 following existing boundary pillars upto grid reference point E15 (73º 17' 27.03", 33º 45' 40.90"). E15 lies on the common boundary corners of KRF compartment No s 112 and 113. Grid reference points E12 (73º 17' 39.53", 33º 46' 23.35"), E13 (73º 17' 57.08", 33º 46' 05.12") and E14 (73º 17' 49.73", 33º 45' 49.02") lies in between E11 and E15 (E12 and E13 are at tributaries of Kathar nullah, whereas E14 and E15 are on the ridges). From E15 it follows the existing boundary pillars along the eastern boundary of KRF compartment 113 upto grid reference point E16 (73º 17' 47.55", 33º 45' 23.30"). South: The boundary starts from grid reference point S1 (73º 17' 47.55", 33º 45' 23.30") and moves along the boundary line of KRF compartment 113 following the ridge line upto grid reference point S4 (73º 16' 16.68", 33º 44' 45.50"). Grid reference points S2 (73º 17' 03.86", 33º 45' 01.15") and S3 (73º 16' 51.66", 33º 45' 00.94") lies in between S1 and S4. West: It starts from grid reference point W1 (73º 16' 16.68", 33º 44' 45.50") and moves in northern directon along the boundary line of KRF compartment 113 upto grid reference point W6 (73º 17' 04.55", 33º 46' 00.80"). W6 is on common boundary corners of KRF compartment 112 and 113. Grid reference points W2 (73º 16' 22.94", 33º 45' 14.99"), W3 (73º 16' 15.21", 33º 45' 11.17"), W4 (73º 16' 06.19", 33º 45' 19.97") and W5 (73º 16' 33.46", 33º 45' 34.60") are in between W1 and W6. From W6 it follows the boundary line of KRF compartment 112 upto grid reference point W8 (73º 16' 33.65", 33º 46' 34.47") moving along existing boundary pillars. W8 is on the common boundary corners of KRF compartment 111 and 112. Grid reference point W7 (73º 16' Page 2 of 7
3 56.65", 33º 46' 21.80") is in between W6 and W8. From W8 it moves along the boundary line of KRF compartment 111 upto grid reference point W9 (73º 16' 34.03", 33º 46' 43.09"). REFERENCE QuickBird (0.6 m) Satellite Images 1:50,000 Survey of Pakistan Maps Projection: Geographic Coordinate System Spheroid & Datum: World Geodetic System (WGS) 84 (Single frequency GPS receiver was used for the field data collection) (Authority) Government of Punjab A copy is forwarded to: Page 3 of 7
4 Annexure 1: Map Page: GIS map of the Kathar Game Reserve Page 4 of 7
5 Annexure 2: List of selective boundary coordinates No. Longitude Latitude No. Longitude Latitude 1 73º 16' 06.19" 33º 45' 19.97" º 19' 42.41" 33º 46' 56.38" 2 73º 16' 09.92" 33º 45' 22.79" º 19' 39.57" 33º 46' 58.45" 3 73º 16' 13.89" 33º 45' 25.79" º 19' 35.68" 33º 47' 00.30" 4 73º 16' 17.54" 33º 45' 28.55" º 19' 34.24" 33º 47' 00.55" 5 73º 16' 21.12" 33º 45' 31.26" º 19' 32.29" 33º 47' 00.51" 6 73º 16' 26.90" 33º 45' 33.20" º 19' 32.25" 33º 46' 59.78" 7 73º 16' 31.43" 33º 45' 33.59" º 19' 31.74" 33º 46' 59.27" 8 73º 16' 33.55" 33º 45' 34.59" º 19' 32.03" 33º 46' 52.59" 9 73º 16' 36.83" 33º 45' 37.03" º 19' 31.13" 33º 46' 51.18" 10 73º 16' 40.64" 33º 45' 39.86" º 19' 28.18" 33º 46' 49.50" 11 73º 16' 42.14" 33º 45' 41.23" º 19' 27.24" 33º 46' 47.22" 12 73º 16' 44.63" 33º 45' 42.99" º 19' 26.64" 33º 46' 46.88" 13 73º 16' 47.53" 33º 45' 45.06" º 19' 24.33" 33º 46' 47.95" 14 73º 16' 48.57" 33º 45' 46.24" º 19' 22.91" 33º 46' 47.61" 15 73º 16' 51.18" 33º 45' 50.48" º 19' 21.39" 33º 46' 46.44" 16 73º 16' 52.25" 33º 45' 50.89" º 19' 21.21" 33º 46' 46.02" 17 73º 16' 57.65" 33º 45' 51.45" º 19' 21.46" 33º 46' 44.95" 18 73º 16' 58.75" 33º 45' 51.92" º 19' 19.70" 33º 46' 43.37" 19 73º 17' 00.96" 33º 45' 55.31" º 19' 19.83" 33º 46' 40.31" 20 73º 17' 02.82" 33º 45' 58.15" º 19' 19.57" 33º 46' 39.84" 21 73º 17' 04.55" 33º 46' 00.80" º 19' 18.12" 33º 46' 39.32" 22 73º 17' 06.75" 33º 46' 02.65" º 19' 15.42" 33º 46' 37.82" 23 73º 17' 09.06" 33º 46' 04.59" º 19' 14.39" 33º 46' 36.37" 24 73º 17' 11.15" 33º 46' 06.33" º 19' 12.50" 33º 46' 35.47" 25 73º 17' 08.06" 33º 46' 09.50" º 19' 10.96" 33º 46' 33.59" 26 73º 17' 04.31" 33º 46' 14.15" º 19' 08.86" 33º 46' 32.24" 27 73º 17' 02.32" 33º 46' 16.14" º 19' 08.49" 33º 46' 31.31" 28 73º 16' 59.21" 33º 46' 19.25" º 19' 06.52" 33º 46' 30.53" 29 73º 16' 56.65" 33º 46' 21.80" º 19' 05.28" 33º 46' 28.48" 30 73º 16' 52.55" 33º 46' 21.15" º 19' 03.22" 33º 46' 28.09" 31 73º 16' 49.16" 33º 46' 20.62" º 19' 01.68" 33º 46' 26.68" 32 73º 16' 43.79" 33º 46' 21.89" º 19' 00.69" 33º 46' 26.12" 33 73º 16' 40.28" 33º 46' 22.72" º 18' 59.54" 33º 46' 24.88" 34 73º 16' 37.39" 33º 46' 23.40" º 18' 57.48" 33º 46' 23.88" 35 73º 16' 34.56" 33º 46' 24.42" º 18' 55.46" 33º 46' 22.40" 36 73º 16' 33.24" 33º 46' 25.36" º 18' 53.04" 33º 46' 24.28" 37 73º 16' 33.38" 33º 46' 28.37" º 18' 52.90" 33º 46' 25.65" 38 73º 16' 33.51" 33º 46' 31.48" º 18' 52.56" 33º 46' 28.06" 39 73º 16' 33.68" 33º 46' 35.25" º 18' 53.81" 33º 46' 28.74" 40 73º 16' 33.87" 33º 46' 39.49" º 18' 55.17" 33º 46' 31.54" 41 73º 16' 34.03" 33º 46' 43.09" º 18' 54.26" 33º 46' 34.46" 42 73º 16' 36.79" 33º 46' 44.76" º 18' 54.10" 33º 46' 34.80" 43 73º 16' 39.10" 33º 46' 46.16" º 18' 52.70" 33º 46' 35.94" 44 73º 16' 42.26" 33º 46' 48.08" º 18' 52.65" 33º 46' 36.25" 45 73º 16' 45.06" 33º 46' 49.78" º 18' 53.06" 33º 46' 37.66" 46 73º 16' 48.14" 33º 46' 51.65" º 18' 54.88" 33º 46' 40.59" 47 73º 16' 53.27" 33º 46' 53.83" º 18' 52.28" 33º 46' 44.86" 48 73º 16' 57.12" 33º 46' 55.46" º 18' 49.76" 33º 46' 49.01" 49 73º 17' 00.98" 33º 46' 57.10" º 18' 48.53" 33º 46' 49.70" 50 73º 17' 04.82" 33º 46' 58.73" º 18' 46.66" 33º 46' 51.51" 51 73º 17' 08.63" 33º 47' 00.34" º 18' 44.16" 33º 46' 52.96" 52 73º 17' 11.62" 33º 47' 02.02" º 18' 41.34" 33º 46' 54.59" 53 73º 17' 14.72" 33º 47' 04.00" º 18' 39.74" 33º 46' 54.96" 54 73º 17' 17.37" 33º 47' 05.69" º 18' 36.72" 33º 46' 54.51" 55 73º 17' 20.12" 33º 47' 07.45" º 18' 32.99" 33º 46' 53.94" 56 73º 17' 23.24" 33º 47' 09.44" º 18' 31.95" 33º 46' 54.07" Page 5 of 7
6 57 73º 17' 26.11" 33º 47' 11.27" º 18' 28.47" 33º 46' 56.28" 58 73º 17' 29.58" 33º 47' 13.80" º 18' 25.71" 33º 46' 58.03" 59 73º 17' 32.42" 33º 47' 15.87" º 18' 23.44" 33º 46' 59.47" 60 73º 17' 34.98" 33º 47' 17.74" º 18' 20.92" 33º 46' 59.70" 61 73º 17' 37.56" 33º 47' 20.05" º 18' 17.43" 33º 47' 00.89" 62 73º 17' 40.57" 33º 47' 22.10" º 18' 16.97" 33º 47' 00.82" 63 73º 17' 42.71" 33º 47' 23.55" º 18' 15.68" 33º 46' 59.25" 64 73º 17' 44.55" 33º 47' 24.81" º 18' 13.65" 33º 46' 57.46" 65 73º 17' 47.04" 33º 47' 27.26" º 18' 10.31" 33º 46' 57.32" 66 73º 17' 48.62" 33º 47' 28.39" º 18' 06.53" 33º 46' 57.16" 67 73º 17' 47.46" 33º 47' 29.93" º 18' 02.21" 33º 46' 56.98" 68 73º 17' 46.02" 33º 47' 31.84" º 17' 59.46" 33º 46' 57.19" 69 73º 17' 44.61" 33º 47' 33.73" º 17' 57.58" 33º 46' 56.91" 70 73º 17' 42.97" 33º 47' 35.92" º 17' 53.88" 33º 46' 56.10" 71 73º 17' 42.62" 33º 47' 38.60" º 17' 49.60" 33º 46' 55.16" 72 73º 17' 42.27" 33º 47' 41.25" º 17' 46.03" 33º 46' 53.64" 73 73º 17' 41.95" 33º 47' 43.69" º 17' 42.39" 33º 46' 52.10" 74 73º 17' 44.33" 33º 47' 44.98" º 17' 38.14" 33º 46' 49.69" 75 73º 17' 47.14" 33º 47' 46.50" º 17' 35.06" 33º 46' 48.43" 76 73º 17' 49.83" 33º 47' 47.97" º 17' 31.35" 33º 46' 46.91" 77 73º 17' 52.61" 33º 47' 49.47" º 17' 32.74" 33º 46' 42.21" 78 73º 17' 54.19" 33º 47' 50.89" º 17' 33.75" 33º 46' 39.44" 79 73º 17' 56.07" 33º 47' 52.58" º 17' 34.93" 33º 46' 36.21" 80 73º 17' 58.29" 33º 47' 54.58" º 17' 36.51" 33º 46' 31.89" 81 73º 18' 00.63" 33º 47' 56.67" º 17' 37.44" 33º 46' 28.89" 82 73º 18' 02.30" 33º 47' 58.18" º 17' 38.60" 33º 46' 25.14" 83 73º 18' 03.74" 33º 47' 59.57" º 17' 41.00" 33º 46' 20.55" 84 73º 18' 06.24" 33º 48' 01.96" º 17' 43.62" 33º 46' 20.89" 85 73º 18' 08.62" 33º 48' 04.26" º 17' 45.73" 33º 46' 20.51" 86 73º 18' 10.93" 33º 48' 06.16" º 17' 48.37" 33º 46' 19.40" 87 73º 18' 13.56" 33º 48' 08.34" º 17' 49.60" 33º 46' 17.99" 88 73º 18' 16.21" 33º 48' 09.62" º 17' 49.68" 33º 46' 15.25" 89 73º 18' 19.15" 33º 48' 11.04" º 17' 50.82" 33º 46' 14.11" 90 73º 18' 22.43" 33º 48' 12.34" º 17' 51.10" 33º 46' 12.35" 91 73º 18' 26.30" 33º 48' 13.87" º 17' 51.50" 33º 46' 11.61" 92 73º 18' 30.28" 33º 48' 15.45" º 17' 52.64" 33º 46' 10.53" 93 73º 18' 33.23" 33º 48' 14.68" º 17' 52.53" 33º 46' 08.48" 94 73º 18' 33.77" 33º 48' 13.06" º 17' 54.29" 33º 46' 06.72" 95 73º 18' 35.84" 33º 48' 13.06" º 17' 55.26" 33º 46' 06.43" 96 73º 18' 36.43" 33º 48' 12.61" º 17' 57.08" 33º 46' 05.12" 97 73º 18' 37.15" 33º 48' 10.23" º 17' 56.29" 33º 46' 02.01" 98 73º 18' 37.78" 33º 48' 09.73" º 17' 55.68" 33º 45' 59.57" 99 73º 18' 39.53" 33º 48' 06.99" º 17' 54.07" 33º 45' 56.73" º 18' 39.85" 33º 48' 05.32" º 17' 52.27" 33º 45' 53.53" º 18' 39.67" 33º 48' 01.59" º 17' 51.10" 33º 45' 51.44" º 18' 39.58" 33º 48' 00.82" º 17' 49.73" 33º 45' 49.02" º 18' 38.68" 33º 47' 59.61" º 17' 47.34" 33º 45' 47.72" º 18' 39.08" 33º 47' 57.94" º 17' 44.72" 33º 45' 46.30" º 18' 39.04" 33º 47' 56.50" º 17' 41.38" 33º 45' 44.49" º 18' 41.50" 33º 47' 53.20" º 17' 39.00" 33º 45' 43.19" º 18' 43.12" 33º 47' 51.63" º 17' 33.59" 33º 45' 43.27" º 18' 44.70" 33º 47' 50.73" º 17' 29.64" 33º 45' 42.30" º 18' 48.70" 33º 47' 50.01" º 17' 27.03" 33º 45' 40.90" º 18' 50.73" 33º 47' 48.16" º 17' 24.91" 33º 45' 38.14" º 18' 51.22" 33º 47' 46.99" º 17' 28.19" 33º 45' 35.25" º 18' 52.66" 33º 47' 45.27" º 17' 30.83" 33º 45' 29.52" º 18' 54.91" 33º 47' 44.01" º 17' 34.21" 33º 45' 27.94" º 18' 56.89" 33º 47' 43.24" º 17' 39.05" 33º 45' 25.68" Page 6 of 7
7 115 73º 19' 00.83" 33º 47' 41.14" º 17' 43.64" 33º 45' 23.98" º 19' 03.80" 33º 47' 40.96" º 17' 47.55" 33º 45' 23.30" º 19' 04.07" 33º 47' 40.65" º 17' 42.53" 33º 45' 19.95" º 19' 02.40" 33º 47' 38.21" º 17' 39.80" 33º 45' 18.57" º 19' 02.31" 33º 47' 36.07" º 17' 36.53" 33º 45' 16.90" º 19' 03.51" 33º 47' 33.67" º 17' 33.38" 33º 45' 15.30" º 19' 02.82" 33º 47' 31.35" º 17' 29.77" 33º 45' 13.92" º 19' 00.68" 33º 47' 29.90" º 17' 26.73" 33º 45' 12.76" º 18' 59.95" 33º 47' 27.42" º 17' 23.38" 33º 45' 11.48" º 19' 00.63" 33º 47' 26.02" º 17' 19.68" 33º 45' 10.06" º 19' 04.23" 33º 47' 24.58" º 17' 15.50" 33º 45' 08.00" º 19' 04.41" 33º 47' 24.09" º 17' 12.60" 33º 45' 06.21" º 19' 04.95" 33º 47' 24.40" º 17' 09.36" 33º 45' 04.22" º 19' 07.16" 33º 47' 24.04" º 17' 06.12" 33º 45' 02.22" º 19' 09.32" 33º 47' 23.55" º 17' 03.86" 33º 45' 01.15" º 19' 08.69" 33º 47' 20.94" º 16' 59.46" 33º 45' 01.18" º 19' 09.27" 33º 47' 20.85" º 16' 56.35" 33º 45' 01.20" º 19' 13.28" 33º 47' 21.93" º 16' 52.56" 33º 45' 01.23" º 19' 14.45" 33º 47' 21.34" º 16' 50.12" 33º 45' 00.44" º 19' 16.88" 33º 47' 19.95" º 16' 45.69" 33º 44' 58.19" º 19' 17.55" 33º 47' 19.14" º 16' 41.09" 33º 44' 55.85" º 19' 18.23" 33º 47' 19.23" º 16' 37.46" 33º 44' 54.00" º 19' 18.50" 33º 47' 20.98" º 16' 33.65" 33º 44' 52.53" º 19' 20.34" 33º 47' 23.28" º 16' 30.84" 33º 44' 51.45" º 19' 22.95" 33º 47' 24.94" º 16' 26.95" 33º 44' 49.96" º 19' 26.46" 33º 47' 25.62" º 16' 23.67" 33º 44' 48.70" º 19' 28.50" 33º 47' 25.36" º 16' 22.05" 33º 44' 47.82" º 19' 29.93" 33º 47' 25.53" º 16' 21.16" 33º 44' 46.83" º 19' 31.50" 33º 47' 26.25" º 16' 20.56" 33º 44' 45.10" º 19' 37.08" 33º 47' 26.79" º 16' 17.25" 33º 44' 44.96" º 19' 38.12" 33º 47' 24.76" º 16' 16.65" 33º 44' 45.57" º 19' 40.73" 33º 47' 21.48" º 16' 16.94" 33º 44' 46.45" º 19' 43.38" 33º 47' 17.25" º 16' 18.26" 33º 44' 48.05" º 19' 44.46" 33º 47' 16.30" º 16' 19.48" 33º 44' 53.85" º 19' 45.45" 33º 47' 14.55" º 16' 20.30" 33º 44' 56.08" º 19' 46.80" 33º 47' 12.75" º 16' 21.18" 33º 44' 57.53" º 19' 49.14" 33º 47' 09.01" º 16' 22.57" 33º 45' 03.13" º 19' 49.95" 33º 47' 06.76" º 16' 23.20" 33º 45' 08.82" º 19' 54.04" 33º 47' 03.55" º 16' 22.94" 33º 45' 14.99" º 19' 52.27" 33º 47' 02.44" º 16' 18.87" 33º 45' 12.97" º 19' 49.35" 33º 47' 01.31" º 16' 15.21" 33º 45' 11.17" º 19' 47.62" 33º 46' 59.06" º 16' 12.36" 33º 45' 13.36" º 19' 44.15" 33º 46' 57.46" º 16' 09.33" 33º 45' 15.68" º 19' 42.93" 33º 46' 56.51" º 16' 06.19" 33º 45' 19.97" Page 7 of 7
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