Section 1: Port Louis and Calebasses Ranges

1. Port Louis and Calebasses Ranges These ranges lie in the districts of Port Louis, Moka, Pamplemousses and Flacq and form boundary lines for these districts. The peaks in these ranges are Mount Ory, Pouce, Pieter Both, Deux Mamelles, Montagne de la Découverte and Motte à Thérèse. The spurs in these ranges are Pailles, Signal, Citadel, Prêtres, Longue, Bonamour and Nicolière. These ranges shall be deemed to include the mountains Rempart and Pavillon. The base line of these ranges shall— (a) in the district of Port Louis, be a horizontal contour line 45.72 metres above mean sea level; (b) in the other districts, follow the following roads: the Trunk Road from the point at which it crosses St Louis stream to its junction with the Port Louis to Moka and Grand River South East Road at Mount Ory, then along this road to its junction with the Bois Chéri Road, then along this road to its junction with the Rivière Baptiste Road; along this road to its junction with the Crève Coeur Road near Napoléon Bridge; then along Crève Coeur Road to its junction with the Victoria Road; then along this road to its junction with the Old Calebasses Road; then along the Old Calebasses Road to its junction with the Higginson Road; then along Higginson and Brisée Verdière roads to their junction with the Port Louis - Central Flacq Road; then along F22 – 11 [Issue 1] Forests and Reserves Act that road towards Villebague and following Old Villebague Road to the Pamplemousses Road; then along the Pamplemousses Road to Bazire Bridge on the boundary of the district of Port Louis.