Chapter
4 of the Laws of Belize - THE CONSTITUTION OF BELIZE
Section
1
SCHEDULE 1 TO THE CONSTITUTION
Definition
of Belize
1. The territory of Belize comprises the mainland of Belize
and
all its associated islands and cayes within the area bounded
by the frontiers with Guatemala and Mexico and the outer limit
of the territorial sea of Belize described as follows:-
(a)
the frontier with Guatemala is the line prescribed
by the Treaty between the United Kingdom and Guatemala
signed on 30 April 1859;
(b)
the frontier with Mexico is the line prescribed by
the Treaty between the United Kingdom and Mexico signed
on 8 July 1893;
(c)
the outer limit of the territorial sea of Belize is the
limit provided by law measured from such baselines as
may have been pre- scribed before Independence Day by
law or otherwise, or as may be so prescribed thereafter,
and
also includes the Turneffe Islands, the Cayes of Lighthouse
Reef and Glover Reef, together with all associated islets
and reefs, and their adjacent waters as far as the outer limit
of the territorial sea appertaining to them.
2. The area referred to in paragraph 1 of this Schedule includes,
but is not limited to, Ambergris Caye, Caye Caulker, Caye
Chapel, Long Caye, Frenchmans Caye, St. Georges
Caye, Sergeants Caye, Goffs Caye, English Caye,
Rendezvous Caye, Bluefield Range of Cayes, Southern Long Caye,
Columbus Caye, Fly Range of Cayes, Tobacco Range of Cayes,
Southern Water Caye, Carrie Bow Caye, Gladden Caye, Silk Cayes,
Pompion Caye, Ranguana Range of Cayes, Sapodilla Range of
Cayes, Snake Cayes, all islands and cayes associated with
the above-mentioned cayes, and all other cayes lying within
and along the Barrier Reef.
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