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LAND OWNERSHIP MAP Map Produced by the Kilometers Geographic Information Systems Group ATS Township Privately Owned Land Lakes, Rivers Railway on April 15, 2020 Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo North NORTHWEST TERRITORIES THABACHA SEE 'MAP A' Selwyn Lake NARE 196A TSU TUE 196G Salt River 126 K'I TUE 196D Mercredi Treasure Loch Lake TTHE JERE Bayonet Lake Tulip GHAILI Dawson Lake Andrew Lake 196B FITZGERALD CHARLES Lake LAKE 225 LI DEZE 196C One Week Lake 125 THEBATHI 196 Arch Lake Charles Hutton Lake Lake Ashton Lake TSU K'ADHE Pans 124 MAP A Potts McLelland TUE 196F Lake Lake Lake Leland Lakes Leggo Lake Cherry Lake HOKEDHE Whaleback Lister Lake Lake TUE 196E St. Agnes 123 Myers Lake Lake Alexander Lake NORTHWEST TERRITORIES CORNWALL LAKE 224 COLLIN LAKE 223 Colin-Cornwall Cornwall Lakes Wildland Colin Lake Slave River Cockscomb Hooker Lake Lake Woodman THABACHA Lake Lake NARE 196A 121 Bocquene River Roderick Lake Peters Bocquene Lake Lake SASKATCHEWAN 120 De Manville Turtle Lake Lake La Butte Creek La Butte SLFN Creek Burstall DEVELOPMENT Wildland CORP. Lake 119 Wylie Lake Darwin Lake Bryant Lake SCHAEFER, C Slave River Florence Lake Barrow Lake Winnifred Lake FLINT, D Fidler-Greywillow Ryan Lake Wildland 474314 ALBERTA LTD 0 20 40 ROOTS & RUMINANTS INC. F O R Kilometers T S M I T H W I N T E Powder Creek R T RA IL Loutit Lake SANDY Flett POINT 221 a Lake c s Municipal District of Mackenzie No.23 a b a 114 h MAP B Riviere t des Rochers A ALLISON e DEVIL'S BAY 219 k GATE 220 a L 113 SEE 'MAP B' DEVIL'S GATE 220 FORT CHIPEWYAN 112 111 Goose Island ALLISON BAY Channel CHIPEWYAN 219 CHIPEWYAN 201B 201A Big Point Harrison Embarras Channel River Fletcher River Channel CHIPEWYAN 201 109 CHIPEWYAN Brander Lake Limon 201C OLD Fort Lake Old Fort Lake Athabasca FORT 217 Jackfish River Chipewyan Blanche Lake Richardson Creek 108 Lake CHIPEWYAN 201E F O R T . C H I P E W Y A 107 N W IN T E 0 10 20 R R O Maybelle A Bowen Lake Kilometers D River Agar Lake DOG HEAD Wildland 218 106 WOOD BUFFALO NATIONAL PARK Maybelle River Richardson Archer 105 River Dunes Barber Lake Wildland Lake 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 CHIPEWYAN 17 16 15 14 13 201F Rene 12 11 10 9 7 6 5 4 3 2 104 Lake McIvor River Pearson Lake 103 CHIPEWYAN Dianne 201G Lakes Birch River Richardson 102 River Eaglenest Lake Athabasca 101 River Marguerite River Marguerite River Wildland 100 Johnson Sand Lake Audet Lake Lake Big Island Lake Sand River Mikkwa River 99 Gardiner Birch Lakes Mountains Wildland AD 98 NAMUR RO TH RIVER R O McClelland N 174A E Lake U R T Firebag River Legend Lake Namur Lake 97 NAMUR FORT LAKE MCKAY 174B 174C 96 Kearl Lake FORT MCKAY INDIAN 95 RESERVE The information depicted in this map is provided NO. 174D by Altalis as of October 2019 and may not be redistributed or sold. This information may have been modified for . cartographic reasons and should be used as reference only. SEE MAP FOR SOUTH OF THE REGION Alberta Public Lands Dispositions (leases) are not represented on this map but their information may be obtained from the Government of Alberta. Municipal Boundary Crown Land National Park Roads Community Boundary First Nation Reserves Provincial Parks & Protected Areas Winter Road 0 10 20 LAND OWNERSHIP MAP Map produced by the Kilometers Geographic Information Systems Group ATS Township Privately Owned Land Lakes, Rivers Railway on April 15, 2020 . TICK_28987_North SEE MAP FOR NORTH OF THE REGION 100 D A O R R Marguerite E T IN River Sand River W N A Y Marguerite 99 Birch W Athabasca E IP River Mountains H River C T R Wildland Wildland O F 98 AD NAMUR RO TH RIVER R O N 174A E U R T Firebag River 97 NAMUR Athabasca FORT LAKE River MCKAY 174B 174C 96 Marguerite Ells River River 95 FORT MCKAY INDIAN Wildland RESERVE NO. 174D ¤£63 . MacKay River 94 Muskeg River Dover River Saline Lake 93 CNOOC PETROLEUM NORTH AMERICA ULC. & IMPERIAL OIL RESOURCES LIMITED. ¤£63 SUNCOR ENERGY INC. PEMBINA PIPELINE 92 CORPORATION. SUNCOR ENERGY INC. Mackay SUNCOR ENERGY INC. River North Steepbank River 91 SUNCOR ENERGY INC. High Hill Lake Dunkirk Steepbank River River FORT SUNCOR ENERGY INC. 90 MCMURRAY ¤£63 SUNCOR ENERGY INC. Clearwater ¤£63 River 89 MORBANK FUND SAPRAE . MANAGEMENT INC. CREEK ESTATES Whitemud Falls CLEARWATER 175 Wildland Campbell Lake 88 Grand Rapids Hangingstone River Grand Wildland Rapids CANADIAN NATIONAL Wildland RAILWAY COMPANY. Gip sy Lake Horse River Wil dla nd 87 Gipsy Lake SEE 'MAP C' Wildland Gordon Lake Gipsy Creek Gipsy GREGOIRE Gregoire Gregoire Gordon Lake 86 LAKE ESTATES Lake Grand Rapids River River Wildland Wildland ANZAC Baker Hangingstone River Gipsy Lake Recreational Trail SEE 'MAP D' Lake Birch Lake 85 Maqua Lake GREGOIRE Gipsy Lake LAKE 176 ¤£63 Recreation Area Wildland TM MOBILE Algar INC.. Lake Surmont Lake Garson PEMBINA PIPELINE Lake CORPORATION. Dinner 84 Cheecham Lake L ¤£63 Lake A TER L IN TRAIL OCHE W HOUSE RIVER Chain Lakes INDIAN CEMETERY Bulldog Lake Stony Kimowin Lake 178 Mountain 881 House River Wildland ¤£ RDK 82 PROPERTIES INC.. TM MOBILE INC. CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY COMPANY. Egg Lake Newby 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 River 3 2 81 PEMBINA PIPELINE CORPORATION. MAP C Landels Lac La Biche County River 80 JANVIER 194 COWPER PRAIRIE DENE LAKE 194A Bohn Lake Cowper Lake DEVELOPMENT JANVIER CONJOE'S CORPORATION. MID-NITE SUN TRUCKING LTD. MAP D TRANSPORTATION LTD. 79 FARRIS 1826696 ALBERTA LTD. DENE SKY INVESTMENTS LTD. STRUCTURES LTD. Christina River Gregoire Lake CANADIAN 881 L.W. DUKE HOLDINGS LTD. ¤£ BOWRAYNE NATIONAL RAILWAY HOLDINGS INC. 7836163 CANADA INC. COMPANY. WOJO DEVELOPMENTS 1422117 ALBERTA LTD. FORT MAC CORP. GREGOIRE 78 LAKE 176A 1356781 ALBERTA LTD. & JANES BROTHERS I.O.T.E. HOLDINGS INC. CONTRACTING LTD. KIDD, R & S LANYOR INVESTMENTS LTD. ENVIROSYSTEMS E Winefred INCORPORATED. NT R T Jackfish CLH CONTRACTING LTD. I RAIL W River E River 1993345 H GFL INFRASTRUCTURE TOBIN J & SIMON Y C ALBERTA LTD. 881 I GROUP INC. ¤£63 ¤£ B 77 LA C MT INVESTMENTS INC. A RICKARD, D WHITMOOR FIELD SERVICES LTD. L STREAM-FLO REAL ESTATE LTD. TOBIN J & SIMON Y MARTIAN PROPERTIES INC. 2061416 ALBERTA LTD. CONKLIN Christina 1356781 ALBERTA LTD. & Lake PMS DEVELOPMENTS LTD.. FIBRE RECOVERY I.O.T.E. HOLDINGS INC. SYSTEMS INC.. PLATT, D WINEFRED 76 LAKE 194B TOBIN J & SIMON Y Winefred Lake The information depicted in this map is provided by Altalis as of October 2019 and may not be redistributed or sold. GREGOIRE LAKE 176 This information may have been modified for cartographic reasons and should be used as reference only. Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Alberta Public Lands Dispositions (leases) are not represented on this map but their information may be obtained from the Government of Alberta. South Municipal Boundary Crown Land Provincial Parks & Protected Areas Roads Community Boundary First Nation Reserves Lakes, Rivers Winter Road LAND OWNERSHIP MAP . Map produced by the ATS Township Privately Owned Land Railway 0 10 20 Geographic Information Systems Group on April 17, 2020 Kilometers TICK_28987_South.
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