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Iso New England, Inc System Diagram NB_3011 NB_3002 NB_3009 ST ANDRE KESWICK COLSON PT LEPREAU STANSTEAD, QU ISO NEW ENGLAND, INC NB_3001 NB_3003 New Brunswick - New England To Bedford 91 BHE 390/3016 WASHINGTON 1400 OAKFIELD 396 Bangor K46-3 NEWPORT BINGHAM 1429 KEENE RD Hydro K142 Keene Rd Export Export Down 61 286 East BHE KIBBY WIND FARM HARRIS HYDRO HARTLAND 3015 N.O. POWERSVILLE RD Export GUILFORD 62 K46-1 Mosher Tap K46-2 Moscow BHE SVC K47 SYSTEM DIAGRAM 222 56 BHE EPPING TAP 267 66 82-1 82-2 K41 ATHENS ME BHE HIGHGATE JAY VT IRASBURG SHEFFIELD STETSON 97 55 63 52 BHE H15 215 BHE BHE 9DRAGONS BIGELOW WYMAN HYDRO 264 85 64BHE-2 64BHE-1 DOGTOWN PASADMKG GRAHAM DEBLOIS Sheffield Highgate Export K42-3 ISO-PUBLIC 215 A ROLLINS CHESTER K42HG 218-2 LAKEWOOD 93 63-1 287 ENFIELD Sheffield Highgate Export 218A STRA 83-2 BHE Converter HARD COPY UNCONTROLLED RUMFD_FL 218A Tap Wyman Hydro Export DETROIT BULL HILL 59-2 Tap 281 203 3023 246 K39 218-1 243-2 67 BHE 63A 63C ORRINGTON 248 BHE K42-2 Inner Rumford Export 51 Outer Rumford Export East-West WILLIAMS HYDRO 243A EMBDEN 259 249 ST. ALBANS RUMFORD 241 388 247 66BHE-1 K42SA 63-2 COUNTYRD HEYWOOD ALBION RD HARRINGTON K42-1 270 243-1 PISGAH CHEMICAL RILEY 83C_ TAP 242 84 69 BHE K80 280 89 LIVERMORE FALLS 278-1 254 65 66BHE-2 GEORGIA EAST FAIRFAX STURTEVANT STARKS 54BHE ROXBURY 83C 83-1 COLUMBIA LYNDONVILLE 228 WINSLOW REBEL HILL O154 LUDDEN LN 251 278-2 279 SAPHINCK 205-1 LOST NATION PARIS 289 FRMINGTN MADISON 59-1 Northern VT Import NY-DP-1 RPA 258 67 Waltham Road BHE BHE DULEY K19 K21-2 K28 IND PARK 3024 W179-2 230 213-2 272 Betts Rd 60 57 58 229 200-3 PUDDLEDOCK ROAD NORTH AUGUSTA AUGUSTA EAST SIDE BHE BHE BHE 227 CooperMill-South 257 BOGGY BROOK TUNK PONTOOK HYDRO PLATTSBRG PV-20-2 PV-20-1 K60 D142 205-2 SOUTH HERO 213-1 88 SANDBAR ST. JOHNSBURY JAY Orrington-South 68 221 388 203 BHE TRENTON 211 BUCKSPORT PS01 60-2 BROWNS CROSSING 60-1 ELLSWORTH RYAN W179-1 A.E.I. LEEDS BOWMAN STREET 254 NY-RYP-2 K21-3 STOWE 3025 COOPERS MILLS 86 Orrington-South K22 IBM 200A Q195 Tap S136 200-1 269 Q195-1 WHITEFIELD BERLIN MOORE Surowiec-South ME-NH Interface WOODSTOCK Bangor Hydro K21-1 K24-5 Q195-2 200-2 392 266-1 251 68 80 BELFAST LINCOLNVILLE Export K24-3 Z177 210 217 392 K54 87 MONMOUTH K25 K24-1 K24-2 K24-4 K56 K55 MONROE 61-2 DCT 266-2 ESSEX MIDDLESEX BERLIN_VT BARRE_VT NORWAY GULF ISLAND MAINE YANKEE MASON SMITH HYDRO KIMBALL ROAD 212 226 MEADOW ROAD C 203-2 D 204-2 X178-3 378 204 NEW CASTLE HIGHLAND 266-3 K23-3 Duxbury 61A 375 377 266A 3025 207-1 K18 Vt 268 206A EAST AVENUE LIME KILN TAFTS CORNER G 207 H 208 214-1 DRAGON CEMENT 206 K23-1 K23-2 HOTEL ROAD 61-1 LARRABEE RD ME. YANKEE Whitefield South + GRPW 81-1 D 204-1 Littleton Tap 207-2 Essex Tap PS01 LOVELL 3026 PARK STREET K27 F 206 75-2 256 255 201 GRANITE COMERFORD K60 Q195-3 MIDDLE_ST BATH Coopers Mills-South/Surowiec-South 209 75-1 QUEEN CITY WILLISTON PS02 69-2 275 C 203-1 D 204-3 PS01 CHALLENGER DR LEWISTON LOWER CROWLEYS 81A 161 277 160-2 K33 U199 X178-2 X178-1 B112-1 B112-2 Y138 214-3 202 64 SEWALL FORE RIVER CAPE HINCKLEY LITTLETON N.WOODSTOCK BEEBE TAMWORTH WHITE LAKE SACO VALLEY TOPSHAM PRIDES K65-4 STRET_PD 81-2 C 203-3 62 69-1 C106 167A 160-1 Z180 209 208 SUROWIEC 167-2 SHELBURNE RAYMOND MOSHERS 165 YARMOUTH 167-1 PLEASANT HILL HUCKINS HILL INTERVALE 166 K65-3 K43 LACONIA 166 K51 B 202N Surowiec-South 3020 162 164-2 CHARLOTTE L176 J125 E115-1 G146 ME-NH Interface 3020 K65-2 A 201 BROKENGD RAVEN FARM E115-2 GARVINS YARMOUTH 4 166 OAK HILL ELM STREET New England-New York 3038 374 3039 K64 PEMIGEWASSETT ASHLAND T2-CB 234-3 N FERRIS VERGENNES T1-CB 3040 164-1 Northern Vermont Import H137 233 K65-1 East-West A111 B15 B84 386 386 231 V182 C189 M108 BUXTON SOUTH GORHAM WESTBROOK SPRING STREET CURTISVL D121 169 WEBSTER FARMWOOD MERRIMACK VALLEY LANE 219 234-1 234-2 NEW HAVEN Northern Vermont Import M127 220 MUSSEY RD K50 K26 F139 P145 ME-NH Interface 223 RED BROOK CHELSEVT HARTFORDVT WILDER W149N 239-2 MT. SUPPORT 391 385 3021 224 GOOSEFARE LOUDEN WEST BUXTON 239-1 WATERBORO K63 Dunbarton A 253 G146 238-2 163-1 W149 B 202N B 202N Tap 307 238A 163A EDDY DEERFIELD BIDDFORD W. KENNEBUNK 225 D118 238-1 163-2 MIDDLEBURY WINDSOR A 201 C196 L175 3022 3022 237 293 SLAYTON HILL C196 391 ELIOT MAGUIRE RD CYRO DRIVE SANFORD M127 373 K15 K30-1 370 W149S-2 Q171 Q171 TASKER FARM C129 140-1 K149 X104 A164 F162 3176 P. & W. 140A K31 TUTTLEHL JACKMAN WEARE GREGGS RIMMON NNE-Scobie+394 NEW ENERGY 236 ASCUTNEY Y170 Ascutney Tap K174 NORTH ROAD J114 P106 140-2 250 FLORENCE B143 K174 PINE HILL EASTPORT NEWINGTON 361 QUAKER HILL BRANCH_BRK COMSTOCK TICONDRG O161 O161 G128 L163 K105 R169 Northern Vermont Import K30-2 Northern Vermont Import W149S-1 A 201 B 202S DOVER 197 NH Seacoast Import NY-13WC NY-3WT REEDS FERRY I158 T57 T53 MADBURY M183 ME-NH Interface East-West V191 V191 M164 3135 N133-2 MICHAEL AVE N. MERRIMACK BEDFORD HUSE ROAD THREE RIVERS BOLT HILL K32 H123-2 UNITIL K7 K34 K37-1 K35 Milford W157 373 ROCHESTER F107 TIMBER SWAMP RD CEDAR WHITEHALL BLISSVILLE WEST RUTLAND NORTH RUTLAND COLD RIVER N_KEENE Tap SOUTH MILFORD W144 N133-1 NY-6 W149S-3 S188 S188 R187 F107 T155 WATTS BROOK MAMMOTH PS01 D108 H123-1 NNE-Scobie+394 369 NH Seacoast Import 350 BELLOWS FALLS 3195 380 380 SWANZEY EAGLE Z156 AMHERST SCOBIE SEABROOK CHESTER MILL POND SCHILLER PORTSMOUTH Seabrook Peaslee Tap J136N-1 I135N-1 L109 N214 363 L117 U181-1 T13 340 A152-3 T77 K211 NO. LITCHFIELD A NO. LITCHFIELD B South B131 B71 350 367 GRANITE RIDGE A184 SCHAGHTICOKE COOLIDGE 340 O215 H141-1 H141-2 U181-2 L212 Z119 GREAT BAY S153 Vernon Tap A152-2 THORNTON B172 PULPIT RK E194 RESISTANCE VERNON ROAD CHESTNUT HILL EMERALD STREET OCEAN RD NEWFANE Z119 V103 Tap R193-1 NY-10SE N186-1 N186-2 A152-1 G192 R193-2 North-South 3321 3320 O149 BRIDGE STREET X116 326-1 X116 BRENTWOOD A126 T198 North-South 394-1 V103 J147 North-South K165-2 N.O. K165-1 NY-38 E 205W E 205W E 205E North-South Boston Imp. T10 ROTTERDAM EASTOVER BEAR SWAMP Monadnock 3124 KNGSTNPS PEASLEE KNGSTNUT K186 MONADNOCK ANHEUSER BUSCH Bridge_St Tap POWER ST PELHAM W. AMESBURY T91 E 205E VERMONT YNK Tap Y151N Y151-7 T20 North-South NH Seacoast Import I135N-4 East-West O215 N214 S197 A1-2 P134 T33 T44 NORTH CHELMSFORD D-4A A1-1 W. METHUEN E. METHUEN K163 E131-3 Vernon Otter_Rv Prat_J A153-2 E. DRACUT Boston Imp. 3340 K40 LONG HILL HUDSON L. DEERFIELD E5DW B2-1 B2-2 Q166 I161-2 G133W G133 Ware 3381 NORTH DRACUT FW6 F6 E5E-2 E5E-1 L164-5 Y151-5 Y151-6 KING ST. Meadow St Pondvil Millbury 326-1 MEADOWBROOK Dracut WOOD CHUCK MIDDLETON IPSWICH RIVER S. DANVERS WATERS RIVER NY-5 K6 Y25N-1 Y25N-2 340 I135N-2 GOLDEN ROCK G133E N_TROY HOOSICK BENNINGTON PutnamRd Sears E5-2 F6E-2 F6E-1 367 North-South A153-1 C155N-4 LAWRENCE RD B154N-6 B154N-4 B154N-3 B154N-2 B154N-1 B154S-3 B154S-2 O-15N E5-1 Harrngtn VERNON VT 379 R115W R115E FITZWILLIAM I161-1 L'ENERGIA SO. BROADWAY King_St Tap K4 PERRY STREET Y151-4 3320 326-2 ROCKINGHAM Y25 Palmer North-South 379 J162-2 Y151-3 C155N-5 C155N-3 C155N-2 C155N-1 C155S-3 J162-3 L164-4 J10 Y25S-2 Y25S-1 Y151-2 N192 DeerFld5 Hoosac L'ENR TAP E. BEVERLY Phase II P1_P2_T M191-2 WESTFORD PWRCO_RD J162-4 L164-2 L164-3 394-2 MARBLEHEAD Q117 A127W-1 A127W-3 Connection WARD HILL North E131-3 ASHBURNHAM 3521A 3512A K137E-1 River Montague Tap Y151-1 Bearswamp HARRIMAN 452 K137E-7 J162-1 397 BEVERLY ADAMS L138E-2 L138E-4 L138E-1 C155S-1 M191-1 Tap B128-1 I135-3 I135-5 East-West W. ANDOVER NORTH READING WALLACE BARTHOLOMEW W. SALEM RAILYARD E131-2 E131-1 451 BILERA_T TEWKSBURY K137E-4 K137E-3 K137E-5 B154S-1 B128-2 I135-6 N140-1 T146-1 T146-2 T146-3 T146-4 T146E-4 T146E-3 T146E-2 T146E-1 Y177-2 Mass Yankee Y177-1 N.O. K137E-2 F132-2 J136N-3 LITTLETON S145E-4 S145E-3 S145E-2 S145E-1 SALEM HARBOR 381 M139-1 SHERMAN 3512 J136N-1 3521 BILLERICA S145-1 S145-2 S145-3 J136N-2 T146-5 WAKEFIELD Q169-2 Q169-3 NY-1-AR 312 312 354 PINEHURST M139-4 E. TEWKSBURY BURTT RD Q169-7 Q169-6 Q169-4 Q169-1 RESCO LYNN REYNOLDS 393 EAST WINCHENDON BERKSHIRE NORTHFIELD 3124 Q169-9 ALPS K137 Golden Hill Tap Q169-5 N.O. A179-2 AYER SANDY POND TEWKSBURY READING NO.
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