Name. The name of the viticultural area described in this section is “Outer Coastal Plain”. For purposes of part 4 of this chapter, “Outer Coastal Plain” is a term of viticultural significance.

Approved maps. The appropriate maps for determining the boundary of the Outer Coastal Plain viticultural area are 10 United States Geological Survey topographic maps. They are titled:

Wilmington, Delaware-New Jersey-Pennsylvania-Maryland, 1984, 1:100,000 scale;

Hammonton, New Jersey, 1984, 1:100,000 scale;

Trenton, New Jersey-Pennsylvania-New York, 1986, 1:100,000 scale;

Long Branch, New Jersey, 1954, photorevised 1981, 1:24,000 scale;

Atlantic City, New Jersey, 1984, 1:100,000 scale;

Cape May, New Jersey, 1981, 1:100,000 scale;

Dover, Delaware-New Jersey-Maryland, 1984, 1:100,000 scale;

Freehold, New Jersey, 2014, 1:24,000 scale;

Marlboro, New Jersey, 2014, 1:24,000 scale; and

Keyport, New Jersey-New York, 2014, 1:24,000 scale.

Boundary. The Outer Coastal Plain viticultural area includes all of Cumberland, Cape May, Atlantic, and Ocean Counties and portions of Salem, Gloucester, Camden, Burlington, and Monmouth Counties in the State of New Jersey. The boundary of the Outer Coastal Plain viticultural area is as described below.

The beginning point is on the Wilmington map at the confluence of Alloway Creek with the Delaware River (within Mad Horse Creek State Wildlife Management Area) in Salem County;

From the beginning point, proceed northeasterly in a straight line to the village of Hagerville; then

Continue north on an unnamed road locally known as County Road (CR) 658 to its intersection with State Route (SR) 49; then

Proceed northwesterly on SR 49 to its intersection with SR 45 in the center of the town of Salem; then

Proceed northeasterly on SR 45 to its intersection with SR 540 at the village of Pointers; then

Proceed north on SR 540 into the village of Slapes Corner; then

Proceed northeasterly on an unnamed road locally known as CR 646 to its intersection with the New Jersey Turnpike near the village of Auburn; then

Proceed northeasterly on the New Jersey Turnpike for approximately 18 miles to its intersection with SR 47; then

Proceed south on SR 47 for approximately 0.5 mile to its intersection with SR 534 at the village of Gardenville Center; then

Proceed southeasterly through Gardenville Center on SR 534 to its intersection with SR 544; then

Proceed northeasterly on SR 544 to its intersection with SR 73 on the Hammonton map; then

Proceed north-northwesterly on SR 73 to its intersection with SR 70 in Cropwell; then

Proceed east on SR 70 to its intersection with U.S. 206 in Red Lion; then

Proceed north on U.S. 206, onto the Trenton map, to the intersection of U.S. 206 and an unnamed road locally known as CR 537, in the village of Chambers Corner; then

Proceed northeasterly on CR 537, through the village of Jobstown; then

Continue northeasterly on CR 537, crossing onto the Freehold, New Jersey, map, to the intersection of CR 537 (known locally as W. Main Street) and State Route 79 (known locally as S. Main Street) in Freehold; then

Proceed northeasterly, then northerly, along State Route 79, crossing onto the Marlboro, New Jersey, map to the intersection of State Route 79 and Pleasant Valley Road in Wickatunk; then

Proceed northeasterly, then southeasterly along Pleasant Valley Road to the road's intersection with Schank Road, south of Pleasant Valley; then

Proceed easterly along Schank Road to the road's intersection with Holmdel Road; then

Proceed northerly along Holmdel Road, crossing onto the Keyport, New Jersey-New York map, to the road's intersection with the Garden State Parkway, north of Crawford Corners; then

Proceed north on the Garden State Parkway to its intersection with SR 36 and proceed east along SR 36 onto the Long Branch map; then

Using the Long Branch map, continue east on SR 36 to where it intersects with Joline Avenue; then

Proceed northeasterly on Joline Avenue to the Atlantic Ocean shoreline; then

Follow the Atlantic Ocean shoreline south, encompassing all coastal islands, onto the Trenton, Hammonton, Atlantic City, and Cape May maps, to the city of Cape May; then

Proceed west, then north, along the eastern bank of the Delaware River, onto the Atlantic City, Dover, and Wilmington maps to the beginning point.