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GENERAL PLAN OF THE PONDS. 



W, W, W, W. Stone or sea-wall separating the pond from St. Marys bay on the east. 



R, R, R, R, etc. Points inside of the sea-wall, at which rivulets enter and leave the pond during: the 

 rise and fall of the tide. The numerous wavy lines are intended to represent different levels of the water 

 between high and low tide. 



I, 11, III, IV, V, indicate the five sub-di visions of the pond from the north to the south end. 



Sub-division II, the cement poand, is an- elongated six-sided enclosure, further subdivided into three 

 smaller compartments, each 20 feet by 20 feet, as at 1, and one large compartment, 86 feet by 85 feet. 



The wooden enclosure, marked 2, in s\ib-division III, is a temporary structure, 20 feet by 20 feet, and 

 accommodated about 200 berried lobsters in 1913, when the cement pound was being built. 



The hatching and rearing plant, 3, is located in sub-division IV, between fence Fl and F2. The 

 letter E represents the position of the engine house. The four squares east of the engine house represent the 

 location of the four hatching and rearing boxes. (Drawn by A. B. Klugh, M. A.) 



