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§13-60.4-2 boundary shall be an imaginary straight line drawn between the shoreline on either side of the stream or river, as if the stream or river was not there. Imaginary straight lines drawn through the landward and seaward northern points, and through the landward and seaward southern points, shall constitute the northern and southern boundary lines of each area. The seaward boundary of each area shall be determined by an imaginary line drawn along the one hundred fathom (six hundred feet) depth contour, between the intersection of the one hundred fathom depth contour and the northern and southern boundary lines. Seaward GPS reference points are for guidelines and the one hundred fathom depth contour otherwise controls the seaward boundary. Any area designated in this chapter shall include the submerged lands and overlying waters within these four boundaries. (c) The following areas, designated and subject to additional regulations in other chapters, shall also be considered and regulated as part of the West Hawaii regional fishery management area: (1) Lapakahi marine life conservation district, as described in chapter 13-33; (2) Kawaihae Harbor fisheries management area, as described in chapter 13-55; (3) Wailea Bay marine life conservation district, as described in chapter 13-35; (4) Old Kona Airport marine life conservation district, as described in chapter 13-37; (5) Kealakekua Bay marine life conservation district, as described in chapter 13-29; (6) Puak6 Bay and Puakb Reef fisheries management area, as described in chapter 13- 5 4 ; (7) Kiholo Bay fisheries management area, as described in chapter 13-60; (8) Kailua Bay fisheries management area, as described in chapter 13-52; (9) Keauhou Bay fisheries management area, as described in chapter 13-57; (10) Kona Coast fisheries management area, as described in chapter 13-58;