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	Lawsuit against the Port of Orcas regarding deer fence (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Port was advised by the airport manager, eight days after the accident at issue in this case, that the "deer are a clear and present danger to aircraft operations" and "absolutely nothing" has been done to deter their movement on and about the AOAs.
		The Port argues that the Port is entitled to discretionary immunity because the Port weighed the risks of building a deer fence against the alternatives, involving basic governmental policy.
		In specific, the Port maintains that the plaintiff knew there were deer hazards on the runway and assumed the risk of landing at the airport at night knowing the potential danger of deer on the runway.
	www.sanjuanislander.com /port/orcas/suit.shtml (3442 words)

	Goat Island, Port Jackson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The island is some 400 m by 200 m in size and lies offshore of the Sydney districts of Balmain and Millers Point, at the junction of Darling Harbour with the main channel of Sydney Harbour.
		Whilst the use of Goat Island as both a naval arsenal and a convict stockade were discussed during the late 1820s, the first use of the island was in 1831, as a sandstone quarry.
		The island is believed to have been used for a period in that year as a bacteriology station, for the investigation of the major outbreak of bubonic plague in the nearby Rocks district, but firm evidence for this usage is lacking.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Goat_Island,_Sydney (929 words)

	Port Island -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Port Island (ポートアイランド Pōtoairando) is an (additional info and facts about artificial island) artificial island in (additional info and facts about Kobe) Kobe, (A constitutional monarchy occupying the Japanese Archipelago; a world leader in electronics and automobile manufacture and ship building) Japan.
		When (additional info and facts about Kobe Airport) Kobe Airport is completed, it will be adjacent to Port Island.
		The Port Island F.G. Group experience take place in the Kobe University International Residence on the Island.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/p/po/port_island.htm (109 words)

	Encyclopedia: Treasure Island, California
		Treasure Island is an artificial island in the San Francisco Bay between San Francisco and Oakland.
		Treasure Island is now part of District 6 of the City and County of San Francisco.
		The island has no gas station, and is served by a single bus, the San Francisco Municipal Railway 108.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Treasure-Island,-California (672 words)

	Great Spots! Vancouver Island
		Port Renfrew is a scenic village on the south west coast of Vancouver Island.
		Port Alberni is one of the premier fishing areas of B.C.– famous for its salmon, trout and steelhead.
		Port Hardy is the main centre in the north of the Island.
	www.greatspots.com /pages/Vancouver_Island_info.html (1493 words)

	Corpus Christi Caller Times Caller.com - What to do with 350 island acres
		Whatever plans are in store for the island, it is certain that they will be far removed from the identity the island has had in the past.
		The Harbor Island study comes at a time when Corpus Christi is pursuing the Packery Channel dredging project, which is seen as the key to an explosion of development on Padre Island.
		Eliza Large of Port Aransas, who is in favor of a resort area with RV parks, asked the developers to consider the environment when developing the island.
	www.caller2.com /2000/april/02/today/business/4039.html (828 words)

	Island of Port Cros
		Port Cros is located between Porquerolles Levant island.
		Since 1963, the entire island has become a National park and is unique in Europe as the park takes in a maritime zone which extends 600 metres around the coast.
		Port Cros is the hilliest and wildest of the three islands, and you'll appreciate the absolute calm and quiet of the island.
	www.provenceweb.fr /e/var/portcros/portcros.htm (605 words)

	Port McNeill on Vancouver Island, British Columbia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In the untamed wilderness of Northern Vancouver Island, lies a town known as the “Gateway to the Broughton Archipelago ” or as "Vancouver Island Getaway" - Port McNeill.
		Port McNeill is an established community partly surrounded by lush temperate rainforest, and the sparkling waters of the Broughton Strait.
		Port McNeill was named after Captain William Henry McNeill of the Hudson Bay Company, who arrived aboard the S/S Beaver, a paddle-wheeler that was the first steamship to operate on the west coast of British Columbia.
	www.travel.hickerphoto.com /port-mcneill.jsp (622 words)

	Port Royal Island, SC Real Estate \| HomeReview
		Residents of Port Royal Island, where the city of Beaufort and the town of Port Royal are located, are scarcely aware they are living on an actual island entirely surrounded by salt water and tidal marshes.
		The waters surrounding Port Royal Island are actually inlets and tendrils of the Atlantic Ocean that rise with the tides to meet fresh water streams flowing toward the coast.
		Their names, starting at 6 o’clock and moving clockwise around the island, are Port Royal Sound, the vast Broad River, the Whale Branch of the Coosaw, the Coosaw River and the Beaufort River.
	www.lowcountryhomereview.com /portroyalisland.php (509 words)

	Ammunition Depot Indian Island
		Indian Island is approximately 4.2 nmi long and oriented on a north-south axis between Marrowstone Island and the mainland of the Quimper Peninsula.
		Prevailing currents within Port Townsend north of the wharf are circular, and may set clockwise or counter-clockwise, depending on wind flow and the tide.
		A strong north-setting current passes west of Indian Island through Port Townsend Canal (between Indian Island and the mainland of the Quimper Peninsula) during an ebb tide, but it is largely diffused by the waters of Port Townsend before it reaches the Ammunition Wharf.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/facility/indian-island.htm (884 words)

	Port Royal Island, SC Real Estate \| Locale
		Residents of Port Royal Island, where the city of Beaufort and the town of Port Royal are located, are scarcely aware they are living on an actual island entirely surrounded by salt water and tidal marshes.
		The waters surrounding Port Royal Island are actually inlets and tendrils of the Atlantic Ocean that rise with the tides to meet fresh water streams flowing toward the coast.
		Smaller than Beaufort, the town of Port Royal also is a walking town, a fishing village home to a small shrimping fleet and a seafood restaurant where the catch of the day may be the catch of “a few minutes ago.” Artsy shops offer original artistic accents for home and garden.
	www.beaufortsouthcarolinarealestate.com /portroyalisland.php (501 words)

	Ross Island (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Ross Island inventory of disposal materials along with available information on the source and characteristics of these materials will be provided to DEQ by December 2.
		She added that there are some discrepancies between the volumes the Port records and the volumes recorded by Ross Island, typically Ross Island volumes are 1 to 2% higher.
		Cottonwood trees present on the island are being replanted by Ross Island Sand and Gravel.
	www.deq.state.or.us /NWR/Ross_Island/rimtg11_24_98.htm (1539 words)

	Town of Port Royal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The South Carolina State Ports Authority declared Port Royal an active port and provided the necessary funding to dredge the turning basin and build the transit sheds and berthing space.
		The Port Authority leased the facilities to the Port Royal Clay Company which exports Kaolin, a raw material used in the manufacture of porcelain and paper which comes to Port Royal from Georgia.
		Port Royal's hiking trails and scenic boardwalk add to the flavor of the town that seeks to be a modern walking community.
	www.portroyal.org /content.php?page=about&page2=history (1535 words)

	hachinohe port (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Further,the port is still being steadily developed to meet the growth of transportation demand.
		In 1998 the first phase construction of the port island that aims at the formation of the Comprehensive Harbor Space for the 21 century was completed.
		In the future the port will be expanded as the logistic center of the northeastern region.
	www.pref.aomori.jp /kowankuko/english/minato/hachinohe/hachinohe.htm (181 words)

	TPWD: Mustang Island State Park
		History: Mustang Island State Park is 3954 acres with about 5 miles of beach on the Gulf of Mexico in Nueces County, south of Port Aransas.
		The island was first named "Wild Horse Island," then "Mustang," because of the wild horses, called "Mestenos," brought to the island by the Spaniards in the 1800s.
		The island animal community is dominated by rodents such as pocket gophers, spotted ground squirrels, grasshopper mice, rice rats and cotton rats.
	www.tpwd.state.tx.us /park/mustang (913 words)

	About Port A
		Port Aransas is located at the northern most tip of Mustang Island, one of several barrier islands along the Texas coastline and into Mexico.
		Imagine an island settled by tribal, cannibalistic Indians - the Kawakawa; these were the first settlers of the "island." Mustang Island derived its name from the wild horses that roamed there.
		Today, Port A. is a popular hub for people of all ages and boasts a population of 2233 (1990 Census).
	www.fishporta.com /about_port_a.htm (871 words)

	History of Port Aransas, Tx
		In 1834 the remains of a pirates' camp were found on St. Joseph's Island with large iron rings implanted in the sand.
		Somewhere on Mustang Island there is said to be a Spanish dagger with a silver spike driven through the hilt.
		They settled on the island by washing ashore during a storm on Robert's Point, (now Robert's Point Park.) She remembered how hard it was during the Depression of the early 1930's for her and her family, they all lived in a small abandoned shack and worked hard to make a living.
	www.port-aransas.k12.tx.us /PORTA/Port-Aransas-history.html (936 words)

	Port-Cros Island Sites Visit, Nature, Beaches, Village, History France - Provence Beyond
		No drinking water is available on the island, except at the village.
		The "Information" office at the port free maps of the island, but they're not very good, and don't match the markers at every path junction; a large detailed map is normally available (about 4 €), but they had run out, so we can't comment on it.
		The Fortin de la Vigie, across the island, isn't worth the trip.
	www.beyond.fr /sites/portcros.html (437 words)

	Port Hardy : Introduction \| Frommers.com
		Port Hardy is the final stop on the Island Highway.
		Port Hardy is also the point of departure for the Discovery Coast ferry cruise.
		Port Hardy is also the launching point for a land-based journey to Cape Scott, a wilderness park at the northern tip of Vancouver Island, and planning has begun to create a 130km (81-mile) hiking and multiuse trail along the island's northeastern coast from Shushartie Bay, just west of Port Hardy, to Cape Scott.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/porthardy/1266010001.html (358 words)

	Seeing The Light - Pilot Island Lighthouse
		On May 28 1858, title to the 3.5-acre island then known as Port Du Morts was transferred to the Lighthouse board for the construction of a new light station, and later that same year, work began on constructing the new station on Port Du Morts Island.
		In 1890, a visitor to the island noted that all the lights in the station were hung from the ceiling by strings, to prevent the vibrations from the horns from extinguishing their flames.
		The crossing to Washington Island was somewhat rough, as we encountered four to six-foot seas, accompanied by a stiff westerly blow.
	www.terrypepper.com /lights/michigan/pilotisland/pilotisland.htm (1087 words)

	Connectivity Services (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Island is currently in the process of rolling out a new core trading platform that will offer subscribers a significant improvement in performance and reliability.
		Of course, Island continues to recommend that subscribers have connectivity to both data centers, however, connectivity to a single data center will be supported.
		If you have an Island port that is already mirrored, or if you access your port(s) over the Internet, you do not have to do anything.
	www.island.com /subscribers/emailarchive/2003/20030501b.asp (757 words)

	Iririki Island Resort Port Vila Port Vila from DirectRooms Vanuatu
		This resort is set on a private tropical island, formerly the home of the British High Commissioner prior to Independence in 1970.
		Tastefully decorated individual island Fares (bungalows), set in a lush tropical garden.
		Individual island bungalows scattered over the island with the main complex housing the lobby, restaurant and bar.
	directrooms.com /vanuatu/hotels/iririki-island-resort-port-vila-8206.htm (284 words)

	Private Islands, Islands for Sale, Islands for Rent
		The island has a nice low bank beach, old forests, towering cliffs overlooking vast stretches of islands and waterways.
		In ISLANDS, the late H. Menard, one of the world's foremost marine geologists, presents a unified picture of the birth, evolution and death of oceanic islands.
		Fabulous 1 acre island on the St. Lawrence River in the 1000 Islands.
	www.vladi-private-islands.de /home_e.html (803 words)

	GOVERNOR PATAKI ANNOUNCES $23 MILLION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FOR STATEN ISLAND MARITIME PORT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Assemblyman Robert Straniere said, “Governor Pataki’s announcement of a $23 million investment in the Howland Hook Container Terminal is an acknowledgement of the important progress already made in Staten Island’s promise and potential as a viable option for the shipping industry in the Port of New York and New Jersey.
		Port Authority Executive Director Robert E. Boyle said, “We’re proud of the growth of Howland Hook.
		Port Authority investment to date in the facility is more than $55 million.
	www.panynj.gov /pr/141-98.html (944 words)

	Port McNeill Travel Vancouver Island
		Port McNeill may be reached directly by car, bus or sea plane.
		Port Hardy is the closest commercial airport to Port McNeill.
		The approximate time from Seattle to Port McNeill is 10-11 hours, which includes the border crossing, a two-hour ferry ride and waiting time for the ferry.
	www.seakayaking.com /travel.htm (1181 words)

	salmon fishing charters in port alberni,Salmon Fishing, Vancouver Island, Port Alberni, Sockeye, Coho, Chinook, Spring, ...
		Port Alberni is proud to boast the title of Salmon Capital of the World where there is access to some of the best Salmon and Halibut fishing on the West Coast of beautiful British Columbia's Vancouver Island.
		The Port Alberni Sockeye fishery for the 2006 season is forcasted to be very good This very exciting and fun fishery begins in the Port Alberni inlet about mid June and runs through the first 10 days (and often more) of August.
		Halibut arrive from the deep water, and feed on herring and sardines in the shallows of the West Coast of Vancouver Island.
	www.members.shaw.ca /catchsalmon (1008 words)

	Southern Vancouver Island Communities, Port Renfrew, Cowichan Lake, Ladysmith, Chemainus, Bamfield, British Columbia
		To get to the west side of Vancouver Island, from Victoria, take Hwy 14 to Sooke and then northwest to the end of the road, which is at Port Renfrew.
		Port Renfrew is the southeast end of the Pacific Rim National Park's West Coast Trail.
		This long partially paved road cuts through from the east to the middle of the island and beyond to the west coast.
	www.bcadventure.com /adventure/explore/island/cities/portrenf.htm (635 words)

	Port of Orcas information and meeting minutes
		Civille noted that at the gathering last year of the three island port districts, a beginning of county-wide sharing began, and should be continued, and that the possibility of connecting all three ports is a distinct possibility.
		McCoy, noting that the port could acquire property aside from the airport, was supported in this concept by Civille, who stated that the Port of Lopez had been given a piece of property which it managed until it was sold or transferred to the organization which now owns and oversees the community center there.
		Jon Shannon noted with jealousy the broad powers given to port districts by the RCWs, and that the port would be advised to take a look at the possibilities of its relations to the county, especially in relation to economic development and the creation of infrastructure.
	www.sanjuanislander.com /port/orcas/01-13-05.shtml (1561 words)

	Port Aransas Texas Lodging Rental Mustang Island - House
		The Island Breeze is a newer, custom-built, beach house in the recently developed, Gulf of Mexico, beach-side neighborhood of Royal Sands which was featured in the June 2005 issue of Money magazine.
		Port Aransas, the Harbor, Mustang Island State Park, the Texas Birding Trail, and Lighthouse Lakes Kayak Trails are only a few minutes away.
		Port Aransas on the Texas Gulf Coast is an enjoyable and easy to reach get away destination; and the Island Breeze beach house is the best place to settle into while there.
	www.vrbo.com /45611 (1065 words)

	The Port Of Umpqua -- Port Projects
		The Port of Umpqua is actively supporting the OSU project and sponsored a presentation by OSU's team to inform the community on August 19, 2005, about this project and provide the latest information.
		The island is utilized for wetland mitigation and is the only property in the county available for this purpose.
		The Port is responsible for securing funding for dredging by the Army Corps of Engineers from the federal government for the channel from the mouth of the river, more than 11 miles upstream to a turning basin at Reedsport.
	www.portofumpqua.org /port_projects.html (979 words)

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