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NPA 403 Annexes PLANNING DOCUMENT – ANNEX B NOVEMBER 8, 2006 Table 1 - NPA 403 Exchanges and Relief Plan Options Plan - -> 403-1a, 403-1b 403-2 403-3, Joint-2a Joint-1a, Joint-3a, Joint-2b Joint-1b Joint-3b, Joint-3c, Joint-3d Exchange NPA New NPA New NPA New NPA New NPA New 403 NPA 403 NPA 403 NPA 403 NPA 403 NPA ACADIA VALLEY ACME AIRDRIE ALIX ALTARIO ARROW WOOD BANFF BARONS BASSANO BEISEKER BENTLEY BIG VALLEY BINDLOSS BLACKFALDS BLACKIE BOW ISLAND BOWDEN BRAGG CREEK BROCKET BROOKS BURDETT BYEMOOR CALGARY CANMORE CARBON CARDSTON CARMANGAY CAROLINE CARSTAIRS CASTOR CAYLEY CEREAL CESSFORD CHAMPION CLARESHOLM CLIVE COALDALE COCHRANE CONSORT CORONATION COUTTS COWLEY CRAIGMYLE CREMONA B - 1 PLANNING DOCUMENT – ANNEX B NOVEMBER 8, 2006 Plan - -> 403-1a, 403-1b 403-2 403-3, Joint-2a Joint-1a, Joint-3a, Joint-2b Joint-1b Joint-3b, Joint-3c, Joint-3d Exchange NPA New NPA New NPA New NPA New NPA New 403 NPA 403 NPA 403 NPA 403 NPA 403 NPA CROSSFIELD CROWSNEST PASS DELBURNE DELIA DIDSBURY DONALDA DRUMHELLER DUCHESS EAST COULEE ECKVILLE ELKWATER ELNORA EMPRESS ENCHANT ETZIKOM EXSHAW FOREMOST FORT MACLEOD GADSBY GLEICHEN GLENWOOD GRANUM GRASSY LAKE HALKIRK HANNA HAYS HIGH RIVER HILDA HUSSAR INNISFAIL IRON SPRINGS IRRICANA IRVINE JENNER KANANASKIS LACOMBE LAKE LOUISE LANGDON LESLIEVILLE LETHBRIDGE LOMOND LONGVIEW MAGRATH MANYBERRIES MEDICINE HAT MILK RIVER MILO B - 2 PLANNING DOCUMENT – ANNEX B NOVEMBER 8, 2006 Plan - -> 403-1a, 403-1b 403-2 403-3, Joint-2a Joint-1a, Joint-3a, Joint-2b Joint-1b Joint-3b, Joint-3c, Joint-3d Exchange NPA New NPA New NPA New NPA New NPA New 403 NPA 403 NPA 403 NPA 403 NPA 403 NPA MIRROR MORLEY MORRIN NANTON NEW DAYTON NOBLEFORD NORDEGG OKOTOKS OLDS OYEN PENHOLD PICTURE BUTTE PINCHER CREEK PONOKA RALSTON RAYMOND RED DEER RIMBEY ROCKYFORD ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOUSE ROLLING HILLS ROSEBUD RUMSEY SASKATCHEWAN RIVER CROSSING SCHULER SEVEN PERSONS SIBBALD SPRUCEVIEW STAND OFF STANDARD STAVELY STETTLER STIRLING STRATHMORE SUNCHILD O'CHIESE SUNDRE SYLVAN LAKE TABER THREE HILLS TILLEY TORRINGTON TROCHU TURNER VALLEY VAUXHALL VETERAN B - 3 PLANNING DOCUMENT – ANNEX B NOVEMBER 8, 2006 Plan - -> 403-1a, 403-1b 403-2 403-3, Joint-2a Joint-1a, Joint-3a, Joint-2b Joint-1b Joint-3b, Joint-3c, Joint-3d Exchange NPA New NPA New NPA New NPA New NPA New 403 NPA 403 NPA 403 NPA 403 NPA 403 NPA VULCAN WALSH WARNER WATERTON PARK WRENTHAM YOUNGSTOWN B - 4 PLANNING DOCUMENT – ANNEX B NOVEMBER 8, 2006 Table 2 - NPA 780 Exchanges and Relief Plan Options 780-1a 780-1b 780-2 780-3, Joint-2a, Joint-1a, Joint-3a, Joint-2b Joint-1b Joint-3b, Joint-3c, Joint-3d Exchange NPA New NPA New NPA New NPA New NPA New 780 NPA 780 NPA 780 NPA 780 NPA 780 NPA Alberta Beach Alder Flats Alliance Andrew Anzac Ardrossan Ashmont Assumption Athabasca Barrhead Bashaw Bawlf Bear Canyon Beaumont Beaverlodge Berwyn Blue Ridge Bon Accord Bonanza Bonnyville Boyle Breton Brownvale Bruderheim Cadomin Calling Lake Calmar Camrose Chauvin Chipewyan Lake Chipman Clairmont Clyde Cold Lake Conklin Czar Daysland Debolt Derwent Devon Dixonville Donnelly Drayton Valley Eaglesham Edgerton B - 5 PLANNING DOCUMENT – ANNEX B NOVEMBER 8, 2006 780-1a 780-1b 780-2 780-3, Joint-2a, Joint-1a, Joint-3a, Joint-2b Joint-1b Joint-3b, Joint-3c, Joint-3d Exchange NPA New NPA New NPA New NPA New NPA New 780 NPA 780 NPA 780 NPA 780 NPA 780 NPA Edmonton Edmtn. 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Airport Edson Elk Point Evansburg Fairview Falher Faust Ferintosh Flatbush Forestburg Fort Assiniboine Fort Chipewyan Fort Mackay Fort McMurray Fort Saskatchewan Fort Vermilion Fox Creek Fox Lake Galahad Gibbons Gift Lake Girouxville Glendon Grand Centre Grande Cache Grande Prairie Grassland Grimshaw Grouard Hairy Hill Hardisty Hay Lakes Heinsburg Heisler High Level High Prairie Hines Creek Hinton Hobbema Holden Hughenden Hythe Innisfree Irma Islay Jarvie B - 6 PLANNING DOCUMENT – ANNEX B NOVEMBER 8, 2006 780-1a 780-1b 780-2 780-3, Joint-2a, Joint-1a, Joint-3a, Joint-2b Joint-1b Joint-3b, Joint-3c, Joint-3d Exchange NPA New NPA New NPA New NPA New NPA New 780 NPA 780 NPA 780 NPA 780 NPA 780 NPA Jasper Jasper East Jean D Or Prairie Joussard Keephills Keg River Killam Kinuso Kitscoty La Crete Lac La Biche Lamont Lavoy Leduc Legal Little Buffalo Lake Lloydminster Lodgepole Lougheed Ma Me O Beach Manning Mannville Marlboro Marwayne Mayerthorpe McLennan Meander River Millet Minburn Morinville Mulhurst Mundare Myrnam Namao Nampa New Norway New Sarepta Newbrook Nisku Niton Junction Onoway Paradise Valley Peace River Peerless Lake Peers Plamondon Provost B - 7 PLANNING DOCUMENT – ANNEX B NOVEMBER 8, 2006 780-1a 780-1b 780-2 780-3, Joint-2a, Joint-1a, Joint-3a, Joint-2b Joint-1b Joint-3b, Joint-3c, Joint-3d Exchange NPA New NPA New NPA New NPA New NPA New 780 NPA 780 NPA 780 NPA 780 NPA 780 NPA Radway Rainbow Lake Red Earth Redwater Robb Rochester Rosalind Rycroft Ryley Sangudo Seba Beach Sedgewick Sexsmith Sherwood Park Silver Valley Slave Lake Smith Smoky Lake Spirit River Spruce Grove St. Albert St. Michael St. Paul Stony Plain Strome Swan Hills Thorhild Thorsby Tofield Tomahawk Two Hills Valleyview Vegreville Vermilion Viking Vilna Wabamun Wabasca Wainwright Wandering River Wanham Warburg Warspite Waskatenau Wembley Westlock Wetaskiwin B - 8 PLANNING DOCUMENT – ANNEX B NOVEMBER 8, 2006 780-1a 780-1b 780-2 780-3, Joint-2a, Joint-1a, Joint-3a, Joint-2b Joint-1b Joint-3b, Joint-3c, Joint-3d Exchange NPA New NPA New NPA New NPA New NPA New 780 NPA 780 NPA 780 NPA 780 NPA 780 NPA Whitecourt Whitelaw Widewater Wildwood Willingdon Winfield Woking Worsley Zama B - 9 PLANNING DOCUMENT – ANNEX B NOVEMBER 8, 2006 Table 3 – Overlapping CO Code Assignments in NPAs 403 and 780 Outside of the Calgary and Edmonton EAS areas This list includes CO Codes outside of the Calgary and Edmonton EAS areas that are assigned or in-service in both NPAs 403 and 780 as of 2006-08, totalling 101; the quantity will increase as additional CO Codes are assigned between that date and the date of relief. NXX Exchange in NPA 403 Exchange in NPA 780 747 Alix Fort McMurray 552 Altario Valleyview 763 Banff Mannville 748 Bentley Fort McMurray 876 Big Valley Grande Prairie 362 Brooks Wetaskiwin 376 Brooks Strome 794 Brooks Robb 833 Burdett Grande Prairie 621 Canmore Drayton Valley 675 Canmore Athabasca 678 Canmore Camrose 679 Canmore Camrose 688 Canmore Holden 882 Castor Grande Prairie 897 Champion Grande Prairie 625 Claresholm Peace River 682 Claresholm Winfield 372 Crowsnest Pass Bashaw 582 Crowsnest Pass Forestburg 583 Crowsnest Pass Galahad 364 Delia Wetaskiwin 883 Donalda Jasper 321 Drumheller Assumption 334 Drumheller Anzac 820 Drumheller Jasper 821 Drumheller High Level 773 Elnora Wabasca 626 Glenwood Manning 854 Hanna Vermilion 857 Hanna Czar 725 Hays Edson 838 Hilda Fort McMurray 787 Hussar Vermilion 834 Irvine Fairview 898 Jenner Drayton Valley 786 Lacombe Mayerthorpe 522 Lake Louise Lloydminster 331 Lethbridge Calling Lake 332 Lethbridge Grimshaw 359 Lethbridge Eaglesham 360 Lethbridge Wetaskiwin B - 10 PLANNING DOCUMENT – ANNEX B NOVEMBER 8, 2006 388 Lethbridge Alder Flats 635 Lethbridge Glendon 795 Lethbridge Niton Junction 894 Lethbridge Lodgepole 792 Lomond Fort McMurray 525 Medicine Hat Grassland 581 Medicine Hat Vermilion 866 Medicine Hat Jasper East 928 Medicine Hat La Crete 647 Milk River Red Earth 788 Mirror Fort McMurray 772 Morrin Fairview 646 Nanton St. Paul 824 Nobleford Fort Mackay 559 Olds Conklin 586 Olds Ma Me O Beach 339 Pincher Creek Tomahawk 632 Pincher Creek Vegreville 704 Ponoka Provost 783 Ponoka Grande Cache 785 Ponoka Sangudo 302 Red Deer Falher 307 Red Deer Westlock 309 Red Deer Swan Hills 348 Red Deer Clyde 350 Red Deer Westlock 352 Red Deer Wetaskiwin 356 Red Deer Hythe 357 Red Deer Grande Prairie 358 Red Deer Waskatenau 373 Red Deer Bawlf 396 Red Deer Whitecourt 505 Red Deer Grande Prairie 506 Red Deer Spirit River 588 Red Deer.
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