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Status of fish stocks in the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) and General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM) fishing regions of Europe, 2006

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The chart shows the proportion of assessed stocks which are overfished (red) and stocks within safe biological limits (blue): In the Baltic Sea, 12 stocks were assessed and 20% of them are overfished.
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Number in circle is the number of stocks assessed within the given region. The size of the circles is scaled proportional to the magnitude of the regional catch
Geographical coverage note: Baltic Sea, North Sea, West Scotland, Irish Sea, West Ireland, Celtic Sea Western Channel, Iberian peninsuala, Bay of Biscay, Arctic, Balearic, Gulf of Lions, Sardinia, Adriatic Sea, Ionian Sea, Aegean Sea, Crete, Tunas, Black Sea

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External Data Spec Black Sea stock assessments BS stocks: DGS, MUT, SPR, TUR, WHG
External Data Spec Mediterranean stock assessments Mediterranean assessed stocks: ANK - 5, ANK - 6, ANK - 7, ANE - 17, PIL - 17, ANE - 16, ANE - 20, ANE - 22, PIL - 16, PIL - 20, PIL - 22, ANE - 1, ANE - 6, ANE - 9, PIL - 1, PIL - 6, PIL - 9, ARS - 18, NEP - 18, DPS - 18, MTS - 17, MTS - 18, ARS - NA, DPS - NA, DPS - 19, ARS - 12-16, NEP - 20, NEP - 22, NEP-15-16, ARA - 15-16, DPS - 1, DPS - 1,3,4, DPS - 12-16, ARS - 9, ARS - 10, ARS - 11, ARA - 1, ARA - 6, ARS - 5, ARA - 9, ARA - 10, NEP - 1, NEP - 5, NEP - 6, NEP - 9, DPS - 5, DPS - 6, DPS - 9, DPS - 10, DPS - 11, MTS - 9, MTS - 10, OCC - 5
External Data Spec North-East Atlantic Ocean and Baltic sea stock assessments One *.pdf file per stock: whb-comb, boc-nea, cod-iceg, cod-scow, cod-7e-k, cod-347d, cod-arct, cod-farp, cod-2224, cod-2532, mgb-8c9a, had-iceg, had-faro, had-scow, had-rock, had-7b-k, had-34, had-arct, hke-nrth, hke-soth, her-3a22, her-vasu, her-vian, her-nirs, her-irls, her-irlw, her-47d3, her-noss, her-riga, her-30, her-2532-gor, hom-soth, hom-west, mgw-8c9a, nop-34-oct, ple-eche, ple-echw, ple-nsea, sai-icel, sai-faro, sai-3a46, sai-arct, san-ns3, san-ns1, san-ns2, sar-soth, sol-iris, sol-eche, sol-echw, sol-celt, sol-bisc, sol-nsea, spr-nsea, spr-2232, whg-scow, whg-7e-k, whg-47d

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For references, please go to https://www.eea.europa.eu/data-and-maps/figures/status-of-fish-stocks-in-the-international-council-for-the-exploration-of-the-sea-ices-and-general-fisheries-commission-for-the-mediterranean-gfcm-fishing-regions-of-europe-2006 or scan the QR code.

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