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Sec. 52 Application Volume 3: Engineering, Construction and Operations Appendix D: Pipeline Route Alternatives Appendix D Pipeline Route Alternatives List of Maps Map No. Description D-1 Alternative Sites for Initiating Pump Station D-2 Alternative Sites for Kitimat Terminal D-3 Initial Pipeline Route Alternatives D-4 Pipeline Route Revisions – Kilometre Posts 0 to 20 D-5 Pipeline Route Revisions – Kilometre Posts 186 to 260 D-6 Pipeline Route Revisions – Kilometre Posts 310 to 415 D-7 Pipeline Route Revisions – Kilometre Posts 415 to 475 D-8 Pipeline Route Revisions – Kilometre Posts 475 to 535 D-9 Pipeline Route Revisions – Kilometre Posts 634 to 681 D-10 Pipeline Route Revisions – Kilometre Posts 810 to 833 D-11 Pipeline Route Revisions – Kilometre Posts 915 to 927 D-12 Pipeline Route Revisions – Kilometre Posts 955 to 1042 D-13 Pipeline Route Revisions – Kilometre Posts 1067 to 1161 May 2010 Page D-1 114°40'0"W 114°0'0"W 113°20'0"W 112°40'0"W 112°0'0"W Bear Lake (NA) Westlock 28 18 33 Crippsdale (NA) Halfway Lake (NA) 63 Victoria Settlement (NA) Barrhead Redwater River (NA) 54°0'0"N Thunder Lake (PP) Halfmoon Lake (NA) Roselea (NA) 18 Opal (NA) 651 Redwater Newton Lake (NA) Legal Redwater (NA) r 45 e iv R le Lac La Nonne (NA) 54°0'0"N d d a P Bruderheim Majeau Lake (NA) iver Station Site bina R Pem Pembina River (NA) George Lake (NA) 2 KP 25 KP 50 Bon Accord Gibbons Bruderheim KP 75 33 KP 0 KP 100 28 Kakina Lake (NA) ALEXANDER 134 Morinville KP 125 r e v B i ea R ve n rh o il e l C g r r ee tu k S 53°40'0"N Prefontaine Brock Lakes (NA) Fort Saskatchewan 43 37 15 ALEXIS 133 Gunn (PRA) Park Court (NA) STONY PLAIN 135A 2 Elk Island National Park (NP) Bilby (NA) Mundare Lily Lake (NA) Riverlot 56 (NA) St. Albert Big Lake Vegreville 53°40'0"N Matthews Crossing (NA) Lois Hole Centennial (PP) Dussault Lake (NA) Strathcona Science (PP) Isle Lake (NA) 2 Edmonton Initiating Pump Wagner (NA) Station Alternative Site V Edmonton Cooking Lake-Blackfoot (PRA) e r 16 Spruce Grove m i Wabamun Lake (PP) Antler Lake Island (NA) l 14X i 100 o Stony Plain n Beaverhill Lake Heritage Rangeland (NA) North Cooking Lake (NA) R WABAMUN 133B iv Beaverhill Lake e Wabamun Lake r Sherwood Park (NA) 43 STONY PLAIN 135 WABAMUN 133A Edgar T. Jones (NA) Hastings Lake Islands (NA) Beaverhill (NA) Pembina River Moon Lake (NA) Sundance (NA) Parkland (NA) Tofield 14 53°20'0"N LEGEND Clifford E. Lee (NA) Pipeline Kilometre Post Major Railway 60 Pump Station City Beaumont r ive Devon R Town Indian Reserve an ew tch 19 Northern Gateway Pipeline Route National Park (NP) or Provincial Park (PP) North Sask a Major Road Other Protected Area* 21 *Alberta Protected Area Types Include: Ecological Reserve (ER), Heritage Rangeland (HR), Natural Area (NA), Provincial Recreation Area (PRA), Miquelon Lake (PP) Wilderness Area (WA), Wildland Park (WPP), Willmore Wilderness Park (WP) Leduc Thorsby (NA) Calmar 53°20'0"N 0 5 10 20 39 2 Kilometres 2A 114°40'0"W 114°0'0"W 113°20'0"W 112°40'0"W REFERENCES SCALE 1:500,000 Pipeline Route: Rev R, 2009 supplied by WorleyParsons Calgary. LCC Projection (Central Meridian 120W, Standard Parallels 52N & 56N) and NAD 83 Datum. National Parks & Indian Reserves: NRCan CLAB Lv1 (May 2009); AB Provincial Parks & Protected Areas: TPR, AB Government (Sept. 2008); City and Town Locations provided by IHS Inc. (June 2008). Hydrographic Data Source: Geography Division, Statistics Canada, 2006 Boundary Files, 92-160-XWE/F, Major Road and Rail data obtained from Geogratis © Department of Natural Resources Canada. All rights reserved. DATE 17 Aug 2009 PREPARED FOR FIGURE ID 11-026-001 ENBRIDGE NORTHERN GATEWAY PROJECT REVISION A FIGURE NO. Alternative Sites for the Initiating Pump Station D-1 NGP_B-FIGMAP-L Version:A 5960000 5970000 5980000 5990000 510000 Jesse Falls Protected Area (PA) 510000 KITASA 7 (FR) Coste Rocks Park (PP) Alternate Site 3 BEES 6 Kitimat Terminal Site Alternate Site 2 520000 KP 1165 KP 1160 KP 1150 (FR) KP 1170 KP 1155 KP 1172.19 LEGEND Alternate Site 1 Pipeline Kilometre Post Northern Gateway Pipeline Route Kitimat Terminal DrawingEagle Bay Park (PP) Kitimat K it KITAMAAT 1 im Eagle Bay Park (PP) a Kitimat Terminal Facility Boundary t R i ve Alternate Site HENDERSON'S RANCH 11 r Institutional WALTH 3 Kitamaat Village Existing and Proposed Residential 520000 KITAMAAT 2 Existing and Proposed Recreational Kitimat River Park (PP) KUASTE 8 Existing and Proposed Industrial JUGWEES 5 Existing and Proposed Commercial Indian Reserve National Park (NP) or Provincial Park (PP) Other Protected Area* BC Forest Recreation (FR) *British Columbia Protected Area Types Include: Conservancy (CV), Ecological Reserve (ER), Protected Area (PA), Recreation Area (RA), Wildlife Management Area (WMA) 0 1 2 4 530000 Kilometres 5960000 5970000 5980000 530000 5990000 REFERENCES SCALE 1:100,000 Pipeline Route: Rev R, 2009 supplied by WorleyParsons Calgary., Facility Boundary and Kitimat Terminal Drawing, 2008 provided by WorleyParsons Calgary. UTM 9N Projection and NAD 83 Datum. National Parks & Indian Reserves: NRCan CLAB Lv1 (May 2009); BC Provincial Parks, Protected Areas, & Forest Recreation: ILMB, BC Government (May 2009). Hydrographic Data Source: Geography Division, Statistics Canada, 2006 Boundary Files, 92-160-XWE/F., © Topographic map reproduced under licence from Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, with permission of Natural Resources Canada. DATE 17 Aug 2009 PREPARED FOR FIGURE ID 11-026-002 ENBRIDGE NORTHERN GATEWAY PROJECT REVISION A FIGURE NO. Alternative Sites for the Kitimat Terminal D-2 NGP_B-FIGMAP-L Version:A 128°0'0"W 124°0'0"W 120°0'0"W 116°0'0"W 112°0'0"W tton River Bea Pink Mountain ewin Notik N C iver as a R BritishS Columbia m A l b e r t a R s R Manning iv k e e r e iv e r e o n H r n a a a 97 R l Graham- R fw Buick i i v v a e e y Laurier r Wonowon 35 r Park Sustut Park Murdale 37A 56°0'0"N Alaska Bear Charlie 64 Stewart Flat Lake Peace River Attachie Grimshaw Fort Taylor 56°0'0"N Hudson's 29 Fairview 2 D St. R r Hope i i ft John v w e r o o Omineca 88 Alice d Park 63 Arm 37 Dawson Spirit River Creek Falher McLennan 49 Arras Pouce Chetwynd New ne Coupe 39 Pi Gitwinksihlkw Aiyansh iver High Hazelton R Lesser Slave New Hazelton Prairie Lemoray 2A Lake 113 Takla Lake Nation 59 River MacKenzie Sexsmith Slave Lake Beaverlodge Grande Tumbler Wembley Prairie Lac La Biche Alberta Valleyview 55 16/37 B Smithers Ridge Babine G a Telkwa Lake 52 oo lkw British Columbia R se 44 Terrace e r iv Athabasca T ive er Williams Creek R 43 Swan r Port Perow Hills e Tazdli Wyiez Bin/ v Edward Sutherland River Park i Chist Burnie-Shea Park R Topley S a 36 Creek a c Fort St. k s 16 w a Houston Monkman Park a D James e Fox R t b tt i a a C e v m 33 h Bear Lake Creek e t n r r a o e u A E v Smoky im i R Kitimat S Lake 28 54°0'0"N Westlock Burns Sheraton S O'Dell ttle tuar Li r Morice Lake Park Lake R t N. S ive Priestly Fraser 27 iv moky River ask. R Kitamaat er Upper S Barrhead Southbank Ka 54°0'0"N Village François Lake kwa 18 Redwater Endako Stuart River Park Fraser A Legal François Lake Lake McGregor Kakwa River 45 Park Whitecourt Mayerthorpe Bruderheim Ootsa Vanderhoof Prince Sinclair nd la Lake George Mills r r Bon Accord 15 e e iv B 32 Morinville 40 R Fort Hartley Nechako Reservoir Grande Lobs Saskatchewan Bay tick St. Albert Mundare Cache Ri 16 ver 16 F Spruce Grove Vegreville ila ra Ch k o s Edson Edmonton e 60 Riv r Tofield er R S Stony i R m 21 14 ve Beaumont i o Plain Nechako Reservoir r v W k e C y y r o re l f Devon e k 22 Leduc Eutsuk Entiako Hinton Calmar Lake Park McBride 47 39 Drayton Millet Camrose 26 Tweedsmuir Bowron Valley Park Wells Lake 13 r Park Rive Dunster ean 26 D Croydon Ba ttl Quesnel Riv e Cariboo 20 er r C e Mountains Park Jasper v h i Valemount Pacific i l National Queen c R Mount Rimbey o Ponoka Bashaw r t Park Charlotte e n in Robson 53 Ocean s Sound R a Park r iv Anahim F Th N e o or Bentley r mp th Lake s LEGEND on R 12 Lacombe Stettler iv Sylvan Quesnel Lake er Eckville Blackfalds City Pipeline Route Alternative D Rocky Mountain House Lake Towdystan Red Deer Town Pipeline Route Alternative E Wells 52°0'0"N Penhold 97 Gray 42 Initial Pipeline Route 93 11 Major Road Alexis Park 54 56 Kleena Redstone Creek Williams Lake 52°0'0"N ini Innisfail Pipeline Route Alternative A Major Railway kl a Kleene n er Bowden li iv K Pipeline Route Alternative B Indian Reserve R 20 ilko Trochu h r C ive 27 R Hanceville Three Pipeline Route Alternative C National Park or Provincial Park Deer ed Sundre 2A Hills R ver Ri Banff Didsbury 0 25 50 100 2 One Hundred 23 National Carstairs Drumheller Mile House Park 5 Kilometres 9 24 72 1 128°0'0"W 124°0'0"W 120°0'0"W 116°0'0"W REFERENCES SCALE 1:3,000,000 Initial Pipeline Route provided by WorleyParsons Calgary., LCC Projection (Central Meridian 120W, Standard Parallels 52N & 56N) and NAD 83 Datum.
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