NMP Map 10 (2015) - NRIP Sites and Ports and Harbours identified as National Developments in Scotland |
Scotland's National Marine Plan covers the management of both Scottish inshore waters (out to 12 nautical miles) and offshore waters (12 to 200 nautical miles). It also applies to the exercise of both reserved and devolved functions. The plan was published 2015 following the consultation of the draft version in 2013. The Plan has been prepared in accordance with EU Directive 2014/89/EU which came into force in July 2014. The Directive introduces a framework for maritime spatial planning and aims to promote the sustainable development of marine areas and the sustainable use of marine resources. It also sets out a number of minimum requirements all of which have been addressed in this plan. In doing so, and in accordance with article 5(3) of the Directive, Marine Scotland have considered a wide range of sectorial uses and activities and have determined how these different objectives are reflected and weighted in the marine plan. Land-sea interactions have also been taken into account as part of the marine planning process.
Maps created in support of the plan can be viewed on NMPi. These maps reflect the data available at that time.
This layer displays NMP Map 10, which shows NRIP sites and ports and harbours identified as National Developments in Scotland.
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NMP Map 6 (2015) - Guidance on the location of marine fish farms |
Scotland's National Marine Plan covers the management of both Scottish inshore waters (out to 12 nautical miles) and offshore waters (12 to 200 nautical miles). It also applies to the exercise of both reserved and devolved functions. The plan was published 2015 following the consultation of the draft version in 2013. The Plan has been prepared in accordance with EU Directive 2014/89/EU which came into force in July 2014. The Directive introduces a framework for maritime spatial planning and aims to promote the sustainable development of marine areas and the sustainable use of marine resources. It also sets out a number of minimum requirements all of which have been addressed in this plan. In doing so, and in accordance with article 5(3) of the Directive, Marine Scotland have considered a wide range of sectorial uses and activities and have determined how these different objectives are reflected and weighted in the marine plan. Land-sea interactions have also been taken into account as part of the marine planning process.
Maps created in support of the plan can be viewed on NMPi. These maps reflect the data available at that time.
This layer displays NMP Map 6, which shows guidance on the location of marine fish farms.
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NMP Map 8 (2015) - Significant Discovery Not Yet Developed - July 2014 |
Scotland's National Marine Plan covers the management of both Scottish inshore waters (out to 12 nautical miles) and offshore waters (12 to 200 nautical miles). It also applies to the exercise of both reserved and devolved functions. The plan was published 2015 following the consultation of the draft version in 2013. The Plan has been prepared in accordance with EU Directive 2014/89/EU which came into force in July 2014. The Directive introduces a framework for maritime spatial planning and aims to promote the sustainable development of marine areas and the sustainable use of marine resources. It also sets out a number of minimum requirements all of which have been addressed in this plan. In doing so, and in accordance with article 5(3) of the Directive, Marine Scotland have considered a wide range of sectorial uses and activities and have determined how these different objectives are reflected and weighted in the marine plan. Land-sea interactions have also been taken into account as part of the marine planning process.
Maps created in support of the plan can be viewed on NMPi. These maps reflect the data available at that time.
This layer displays NMP Map 8, which shows areas where significant discovery has not yet been developed. Discovery is any well where hydrocarbons were encountered but have not yet been developed into a production well.
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NMP Map 7 (2015) - Salmon and Sea Trout Fisheries - Net and Coble fisheries and Fixed Engine fisheries reporting catches in 2013 (hidden when zoomed in past 1:800,000) |
Scotland's National Marine Plan covers the management of both Scottish inshore waters (out to 12 nautical miles) and offshore waters (12 to 200 nautical miles). It also applies to the exercise of both reserved and devolved functions. The plan was published 2015 following the consultation of the draft version in 2013. The Plan has been prepared in accordance with EU Directive 2014/89/EU which came into force in July 2014. The Directive introduces a framework for maritime spatial planning and aims to promote the sustainable development of marine areas and the sustainable use of marine resources. It also sets out a number of minimum requirements all of which have been addressed in this plan. In doing so, and in accordance with article 5(3) of the Directive, Marine Scotland have considered a wide range of sectorial uses and activities and have determined how these different objectives are reflected and weighted in the marine plan. Land-sea interactions have also been taken into account as part of the marine planning process.
Maps created in support of the plan can be viewed on NMPi. These maps reflect the data available at that time.
This layer displays NMP Map 7, which shows Salmon and Sea Trout Fisheries - Net and Coble fisheries and Fixed Engine fisheries reporting catches in 2013.
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NMP Map 6 (2015) - Guidance on the location of marine fish farms - Parliamentary Version |
Scotland's National Marine Plan covers the management of both Scottish inshore waters (out to 12 nautical miles) and offshore waters (12 to 200 nautical miles). It also applies to the exercise of both reserved and devolved functions. The plan was published 2015 following the consultation of the draft version in 2013. The Plan has been prepared in accordance with EU Directive 2014/89/EU which came into force in July 2014. The Directive introduces a framework for maritime spatial planning and aims to promote the sustainable development of marine areas and the sustainable use of marine resources. It also sets out a number of minimum requirements all of which have been addressed in this plan. In doing so, and in accordance with article 5(3) of the Directive, Marine Scotland have considered a wide range of sectorial uses and activities and have determined how these different objectives are reflected and weighted in the marine plan. Land-sea interactions have also been taken into account as part of the marine planning process.
Maps created in support of the plan can be viewed on NMPi. These maps reflect the data available at that time.
This layer displays NMP Map 6, which shows guidance on the location of marine fish farms. (Parliamentary Version)
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NMP Map 1 (2015) - Nautical Limits Around Scotland - 6 Nautical Miles, 12 Nautical Miles, Scottish Adjacent Waters Boundary, Exclusive Economic Zone limits, Continental Shelf Limits |
Scotland's National Marine Plan covers the management of both Scottish inshore waters (out to 12 nautical miles) and offshore waters (12 to 200 nautical miles). It also applies to the exercise of both reserved and devolved functions. The plan was published 2015 following the consultation of the draft version in 2013. The Plan has been prepared in accordance with EU Directive 2014/89/EU which came into force in July 2014. The Directive introduces a framework for maritime spatial planning and aims to promote the sustainable development of marine areas and the sustainable use of marine resources. It also sets out a number of minimum requirements all of which have been addressed in this plan. In doing so, and in accordance with article 5(3) of the Directive, Marine Scotland have considered a wide range of sectorial uses and activities and have determined how these different objectives are reflected and weighted in the marine plan. Land-sea interactions have also been taken into account as part of the marine planning process.
Maps created in support of the plan can be viewed on NMPi. These maps reflect the data available at that time.
This layer displays NMP Map 1, which shows the following Nautical limits around Scotland:
- 6 Nautical miles limit,
- 12 Nautical miles limit
- Scottish Adjacent Waters Boundary
- Exclusive Economic Zone limits
- Continental Shelf Limits
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NMP Map 7 (2015) - Salmon and Sea Trout Fisheries - Fishery Statistical Regions (hidden when zoomed in past 1:400,000) |
Scotland's National Marine Plan covers the management of both Scottish inshore waters (out to 12 nautical miles) and offshore waters (12 to 200 nautical miles). It also applies to the exercise of both reserved and devolved functions. The plan was published 2015 following the consultation of the draft version in 2013. The Plan has been prepared in accordance with EU Directive 2014/89/EU which came into force in July 2014. The Directive introduces a framework for maritime spatial planning and aims to promote the sustainable development of marine areas and the sustainable use of marine resources. It also sets out a number of minimum requirements all of which have been addressed in this plan. In doing so, and in accordance with article 5(3) of the Directive, Marine Scotland have considered a wide range of sectorial uses and activities and have determined how these different objectives are reflected and weighted in the marine plan. Land-sea interactions have also been taken into account as part of the marine planning process.
Maps created in support of the plan can be viewed on NMPi. These maps reflect the data available at that time.
This layer displays NMP Map 7, which shows Salmon and Sea Trout Fisheries - Fishery Statistical Regions.
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NMP Map 12 (2015) - Main grid and submarine cables around Scotland and potential upgrades |
Scotland's National Marine Plan covers the management of both Scottish inshore waters (out to 12 nautical miles) and offshore waters (12 to 200 nautical miles). It also applies to the exercise of both reserved and devolved functions. The plan was published 2015 following the consultation of the draft version in 2013. The Plan has been prepared in accordance with EU Directive 2014/89/EU which came into force in July 2014. The Directive introduces a framework for maritime spatial planning and aims to promote the sustainable development of marine areas and the sustainable use of marine resources. It also sets out a number of minimum requirements all of which have been addressed in this plan. In doing so, and in accordance with article 5(3) of the Directive, Marine Scotland have considered a wide range of sectorial uses and activities and have determined how these different objectives are reflected and weighted in the marine plan. Land-sea interactions have also been taken into account as part of the marine planning process.
Maps created in support of the plan can be viewed on NMPi. These maps reflect the data available at that time.
This layer displays NMP Map 12, which shows the main grid and submarine cables around Scotland and potential upgrades.
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NMP Map 13 (2015) - Military Practice Areas around Scotland |
Scotland's National Marine Plan covers the management of both Scottish inshore waters (out to 12 nautical miles) and offshore waters (12 to 200 nautical miles). It also applies to the exercise of both reserved and devolved functions. The plan was published 2015 following the consultation of the draft version in 2013. The Plan has been prepared in accordance with EU Directive 2014/89/EU which came into force in July 2014. The Directive introduces a framework for maritime spatial planning and aims to promote the sustainable development of marine areas and the sustainable use of marine resources. It also sets out a number of minimum requirements all of which have been addressed in this plan. In doing so, and in accordance with article 5(3) of the Directive, Marine Scotland have considered a wide range of sectorial uses and activities and have determined how these different objectives are reflected and weighted in the marine plan. Land-sea interactions have also been taken into account as part of the marine planning process.
Maps created in support of the plan can be viewed on NMPi. These maps reflect the data available at that time.
This layer displays NMP Map 13, which shows Military Practice Areas around Scotland.
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NMP Map 11 (2015) - Major Commercial Ports in Scotland |
Scotland's National Marine Plan covers the management of both Scottish inshore waters (out to 12 nautical miles) and offshore waters (12 to 200 nautical miles). It also applies to the exercise of both reserved and devolved functions. The plan was published 2015 following the consultation of the draft version in 2013. The Plan has been prepared in accordance with EU Directive 2014/89/EU which came into force in July 2014. The Directive introduces a framework for maritime spatial planning and aims to promote the sustainable development of marine areas and the sustainable use of marine resources. It also sets out a number of minimum requirements all of which have been addressed in this plan. In doing so, and in accordance with article 5(3) of the Directive, Marine Scotland have considered a wide range of sectorial uses and activities and have determined how these different objectives are reflected and weighted in the marine plan. Land-sea interactions have also been taken into account as part of the marine planning process.
Maps created in support of the plan can be viewed on NMPi. These maps reflect the data available at that time.
This layer displays NMP Map 11, which shows Major Commercial Ports in Scotland.
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