; and (II) the geographical center of that leased tract; (ii) does not allocate qualified revenues to any producing State that is further than 200 nautical miles from the leased tract; and (iii) allocates not less than 10 percent of qualified revenues to each producing State that is 200 or fewer nautical miles from the leased tract. (B) Payments to noncontiguous coastal States (i) In general With respect to each producing State that is a noncontiguous coastal State, the Secretary of the Treasury shall pay 20 percent of the allocable share of such State determined under this paragraph to the coastal political subdivisions of such State. (ii) Allocation The amount paid by the Secretary of the Treasury to coastal political subdivisions under this subparagraph shall be allocated to each coastal political subdivision in accordance with subparagraphs (B) and (E) of section 31(b)(4). (iii) Definition of coastal political subdivision In this subparagraph, the term coastal political subdivision means— (I) a county-equivalent subdivision of a State for which— (aa) all or part lies within the coastal zone of the State (as defined in section 304 of the Coastal Zone Management Act of 1972 ( 16 U.S.C. 1453 )); and (bb) the closest coastal point is not more than 200 nautical miles from the geographical center of any leased tract on the outer Continental Shelf; or (II) a municipal subdivision of a State for which— (aa) the closest point is more than 200 nautical miles from the geographical center of a leased tract on the outer Continental Shelf; and (bb) the State has determined to be a significant staging area for oil and gas servicing, supply vessels, operations, suppliers, or workers. (C) Payments to contiguous coastal States (i) In general With respect to each producing State that is a contiguous coastal State, the Secretary of the Treasury shall pay— (I) 50 percent of the allocable share of such State determined under this paragraph to the State treasury to be used by the State in accordance with clause (ii)