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40-Management Report and Recommendation Map 2 IBRD 36116 2° 1° 0° 1° 2° NIGERIANIGERIA This map was produced by Area of Map Kumasi the Map Design Unit of The Coker BENINB E N I N World Bank. The boundaries, Orogbe colors, denominations and Onihale Agoro PORTO NOVO Lagos any other information shown TOGOT O G O Cotonou on this map do not imply, on the part of The World Bank LOMÉ Group, any judgment on the u j I Oba legal status of any territory, or any endorsement or r AladeAlade Orudu-Olokan Onshore Pipeline Mero e 6° GHANAG H A N A acceptance of such v System i boundaries. R MagadoNIGERIA OwodeOwode IjokoIjoko Alagbado Tee Escravos – Lagos Pipeline Tema Existing Escravos– Ilogbo IjakoIjako ACCRA Lagos Pipeline Offshore Pipeline IsorosiIsorosi System ItokiItoki Magboro AjibodeAjibode Ijoko –Otta Road Mosafejo Sango-Otta 5° IjaliyeIjaliye Lambe Igaun COMPLETED WEST AFRICAN GAS PIPELINE PROJECT Isale Takoradi (BANK-FINANCED) EwupeEwupe GULF OF GUINEA EtereEtere EXISTING GAS PIPELINE Alagbado Oke-Aro Igboloye IgbangboIgbangbo IgberenIgberen Otta GAS TERMINAL OUTLET POINTS Isolation Valve Aketu-Oja EgushiEgushi BenjaBenja 0 50 100 Kilometers CITIES Atan NATIONAL CAPITALS IgboloyeIgboloye 4° 0 25 50 75 Miles 4° Mopin Ijaiye INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARIES Iju Isheri 2° 1° 0° 1°2° 3° ArobieyeArobieye R Junction i v Oloya/AbiolaOloya/Abiola e Ifako Estates r Kajola NIGERIAIsalu Iseri I Itori l l Olorunsola o WAGP runs in an existing Shell ROW, Onigbongbo Omole R REQUEST FOR INSPECTION: ItoriItori Ewu iv Erinle adjacent to an existing Shell pipeline. er Okomi Ikola WEST AFRICAN GAS Og R un iv Olugbode e Akere PIPELINE PROJECT Owoye r Oluke O Ipaja re 23 PROJECT-AFFECTED VILLAGES Fowowawo Eregun Onimosalas Atan IKEJA LOCATION OF REQUESTORS Idimu OwoPROJECT PIPELINE ROUTE OGO UNU N OkoomiOkoomi Ojota ADO-ODO Oruba NEWLY-ACQUIRED WAPCO RIGHT-OF-WAY (width not to scale) Itele Ogudu EXISTING SHELL RIGHT-OF-WAY (width not to scale) Olorunda Idowu EXISTING ESCRAVOS-LAGOS GAS PIPELINE Oniloabo Muta ESTATES IgbesaIgbesa Oshodi Onfo Oworonsoki PRIMARY ROAD NETWORK Eligbo Ikotun R SECONDARY ROAD NETWORK Isolation Valve iv E s t a t e er Isolo EreTOWNS o STATE CAPITAL a Isa Igbessa w IlogboIlogbo EremiEremi r ku O Mushin Eruku a r Ijegun STATE BOUNDARY b ve A g Iteku Ri Suru-Lere 3°00’E Agbara Iba Lagoon 6°30’N Itire 6°30’N Irago IdaghaIdagha IyesiIyesi Ilogbo Lake Ijanikin Ipota Iganmu r LAGOSG e 0 123456 AraromiAraromi AleAle Ologe iv .5 Coker R WAGP runs in a newly-acquired ROW, wa Lagoon Amuwo Iddo Ye KILOMETERS purchased from landowners for the Project. (approximate scale) Ikoyi Ifesowapo Host Communities Forum Obele LAGOS of the West African Gas Pipeline Project Igbede Ikotun Ojo (representing 12 communities) ImekeImmek Agemowo Aggemowom w Idoluwo Aradagun Isunba Apapa Imeke Gbanko Victoria Lagos Beach Compressor Station Island Iyagbe Imore Moba Igbologun Iworo reek dagry Creek BADAGRY Topo agry C Irewe Ibese Ba Akarakum Bad Badag Tafi ry Creek Okeogbe Maroko Badagry Beach 3°00’E ATLANTIC OCEAN MAY 23, 2008 .
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