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Lake o 43 k 33 y T63 Musreau Transportation and Utility Corridor (TUC) MAP NUMBER PAGE T64 r R Long Lake Lake e 201304_MAP_TERA_SK_00242_REV0 SHEET 1 OF 1 i Existing Pump Station v v Provincial i e er r Park R TERA REF. DISCIPLINE Long Lake v DATE Figure i Perryvale a SK R 19 Apr 2013 7894 w Municipal / District Boundary Lake 54°30'0"N k 1 Highway a y SCALE PAGE SIZE REVISION K k Iosegun Jarvie Long o 1:400,000 34 x 44 0 Larkspur m Lake S Lake Goodrige T63 Provincial Boundary DRAWN CHECKED DESIGN Road LAT TGG TGG Lake T62 Raspberry T63 Armstrong Lake SCALE: 1:400,000 Lake Lucky Local Road International Boundary Muskeg Rochester km Lake Lake 0 5 10 15 20 Fort Assiniboine Railway FOX (All Locations Approximate) Sandhills Wildland Newbrook CREEK Provincial Park Dapp Dapp Hanmore T62 Projection: UTM Zone 11N. This document is provided by Kinder Morgan Canada Inc. (KMC) for Lake use by the intended recipient only. This information is confidential Lake T61 Baseline TMPL, provided by KMC, 2012; Study Corridor V4 provided by IPP, April 2013; Facilities: Provided by KMC, 2012; Transportation: IHS Inc., 2013, BC Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations, and proprietary to KMC and is not to be provided to any other 2012 & Natural Resources Canada, 2012; Geopolitical Boundaries: Natural Resources Canada, 2003, AltaLIS, 2013, IHS Inc., 2011, BC FLNRO, 2007 & ESRI, 2005; First Nation Lands: Government of Canada, recipient without the written consent of KMC. It is not to be used Smoke ALEXANDER Fort Assiniboine 2 T62 134B 2013, AltaLIS, 2010 & IHS Inc., 2011; Hydrology: Natural Resources Canada, 2007 & BC Crown Registry and Geographic Base Branch, 2008; Parks and Protected Areas: Natural Resources Canada, 2012, for legal, engineering or surveying purposes, nor for doing any work Lake Neerlandia Tawatinaw AltaLIS, 2012 & BC FLNRO, 2008; ATS Grid: AltaLIS, 2009; Edmonton TUC: Alberta Infrstructure, 2011; Canadian Hillshade: TERA Environmental Consultants, 2008; US Hillshade: ESRI, 2009. on or around KMC's pipelines and facilities, all of which require KMC's prior written approval. Hollow 54°15'0"N WESTLOCK SMOKY Lone Pine Shoal 44 COUNTY OF Lake Lake COUNTY LAKE Pibroch Lebeaus THORHILD T61 Abee COUNTY R5 R27 Lake Mons R4 R3 R2 R1 R26 R25 R24 R23 R22 ALEXANDER Carson-Pegasus Duggans NO. 7 T60 W6M W5M 134A 43 Provincial Park Lake Lake 63 54°15'0"N Bear Smoky Baseline 32 Bridge 40 Lake Lake COUNTY Lake Lake ALEXIS OF BARRHEAD Thorhild WHITECOURT 232 WESTLOCK 18 T60 NO. 11 Clyde SMOKY LAKE T59 ver a Ri Sides Athabasc Thunder Lake 28 Provincial Park Lake BARRHEAD Waskatenau Warspite MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF Campsie GREENVIEW NO. 16 Thunder Blue Ridge Leech Lake P T59 Lake ad le Ri Radway LOBSTICK WHITECOURT d ver T58 Vimy Egremont SETTLEMENT 18 Richmond Pickardville Lake 54°0'0"N VICTORIA SETTLEMENT T58 Green Court T57 54°0'0"N George Lake REDWATER Birch Cove Busby LEGAL Andrew MAYERTHORPE Lac La Manawan 45 Nonne 38 r Lake MUSKEEG-SEEPEE e T57 v Majeau i Coronado SETTLEMENT Rochfort Bridge R Lake 33 T56 Pierre d Oldman o 43 Grey's Lakes e St. Michael l Lake Deadman BON c LAC STE. Nakamun Provincial Park Sangudo Lake M ANNE COUNTY Park ACCORD Shiningbank STURGEON BRUDERHEIM Rich Valley ALEXANDER Lake MORINVILLE GIBBONS 134 COUNTY 29 T56 Sandy LAMONT Cherhill Beach T55 Brock Alexander Lake Toad Cardiff LAMONT 53°45'0"N STONY Sunrise Lessard Lake Beach COUNTY Glenevis PLAIN FORT FORT Lake 135A Sandy 44 Carbondale SASKATCHEWAN SASKATCHEWAN 32 2 SETTLEMENT 40 Birch Lake Chipman Lake Ross Josephburg T55 Haven 37 Little ALEXIS Gunn T54 ONOWAY ST. ALBERT 53°45'0"N Island Lake 133 28 Sundance Sunset Lac Ste. Anne Calahoo SETTLEMENT Lake Lake Lancaster Hilliard McLeod Valley West Cove Park 15 Sunset Point Glory r Hills e Alberta Beach 43 Villeneuve iv LAC STE. ST. 15 R Val Quentin Chip na ANNE SETTLEMENT ST. ALBERT ELK ISLAND T54 i Rolling Heights ALBERT MUNDARE Peers Lake b Isle South View NATIONAL PARK T53 m SETTLEMENT STRATHCONA e Lake Sundance Dawn Valley OF CANADA P Silver Sands COUNTY Provincial EDMONTON 16 Park Niton Lois Hole KP 175 Junction Wildwood Centennial Beaverhill Evansburg Meso West Provincial Park 16 Lake Pine Chip Ardrossan Heritage KP 200 Entwistle Gainford Fallis Wabamun Lake Crystal Shadows Niton Gainford KP 75 Rangeland Obed Lake KP 150 Provincial Park Meadows KP 50 Stony Plain Edmonton T53 Provincial Park KP 225 KP 125 Natural Willmore KP 100 Wabamun SPRUCE KP 0 Area T52 Wilderness Park William A. Switzer Edson 16 Wolf 53°30'0"N Sang Wabamun Lake WABAMUN 133B GROVE Provincial Park Obed EDSON STONY KP 25 Cooking Lake - Obed 16 Lake Lake Marlboro Spring PLAIN Blackfoot PRA KP 250 Betula Lake SHERWOOD Beach STONY PARK Half Moon Octopus WABAMUN PLAIN 135 Estates ildhay Beaverhill W Riv KP 275 Lake YELLOWHEAD 31 133A T52 er Collingwood Lake 53°30'0"N COUNTY Cove BEAVER Mayatan Lake T51 Woodland COUNTY 22 60 Cooking Lake r Park Rock e Rock Lake v Cooking Lake Lake i Provincial Park R Fickle Peppers d o e Lake Lake l Large 14 c PARKLAND TOFIELD M Toma ha wk Lake Devonshire T51 Rock Lake - COUNTY Meadows T50 Solomon Creek Ministik Wildland KP 300 N orth Lake Provincial Park Saskatchewan R Entrance 19 BEAUMONT Ryley er i v er iv DEVON Joseph R HINTON 47 s Lake a r 21 r Saunders New Sarepta ba LEDUC T50 Brûlé m Lake 53°15'0"N Mines E CALMAR T49 Rocky Rolly View Rapids r e v E Eagle Point Miquelon Lake Brûlé i r Kingman R i Provincial Park Buford S t Provincial n g h a reg Park k Hinton G R e i Hay Lakes I v Thorsby 53°15'0"N n e T49 d r i a BRAZEAU DRAYTON LEDUC Round Hill n VALLEY Sunnybrook Big Hay Dusty T48 R KP 325 Robb Wolf Kavanagh i COUNTY M 39 COUNTY Lake Lake ve r Lake o Warburg Demay d e 2A ste Armena Lake R ive Violet Grove r Wizard T48 Lake T47 Breton MILLET Coal Lake 16 Lodgepole Buck Sundance Beach Bittern CAMROSE 40 Creek Lake KP 350 Talbot 26 Lake Pipestone Silver Bittern Lake 53°0'0"N Pigeon Lake Beach Sn Pigeon T46 a Provincial Park Ohaton ri ng N Lake PIGEON Ri o ve r LAKE 138A WETASKIWIN r Cadomin t h 13 S Buck Ma-Me-O Beach a Lake Crystal Springs Bawlf s k 53°0'0"N 13 a Battle Norris Bearhills Whitehorse t Winfield c Beach Lake Wildland Brazeau h Lake Driedmeat e 22 Duhamel Provincial Park Reservoir w Lake T45 Br a Alder a n Buck Lake COUNTY OF ze Flats R a R Louis o u 13 Jasper c R i WETASKIWIN LOUIS Bull k v y iv New Norway e e BULL 138B R r Kelsey Pyramid r BUCK LAKE NO. 10 i v Lake e 133C MUNICIPALITY r ALEXIS ELK KP 400 RIVER 233 2 ERMINESKIN 138 KP 425 OF JASPER 20 T44 KP 375 Ermineskin Tribe Met Jasper Rosalind is River Hobbema Edberg Samson SAMSON Ferintosh ALEXIS O'CHIESE 203 R o 137 52°45'0"N CARDINAL g River s eg e PONOKA 234 rd C Samson 93 o r N e COUNTY Red Deer e k T43 JASPER NATIONAL Lake Bluffton Montana MONTANA Samson PARK OF CANADA Medicine 139 Lake Meeting Lake 2A Creek 52°45'0"N PONOKA CAMROSE r e COUNTY v Crestomere i 53 Sunchild R Lake T42 Maligne n 53 a SUNCHILD Lake O'Chiese m 202 d RIMBEY n i Vallet l Donalda r B Lake 53 e Parkland LACOMBE iv BASHAW R CLEARWATER Beach l COUNTY o o M lp COUNTY Rockland ir a T41 h l Morningside Lake i W g n Leedale Gadsby e R Lake iv Forshee e r Gull 52°30'0"N Lake Spotted Lake Buffalo College Lake Heights White Sands Clive Mirror Red Willow T40 Crimson Lake BENTLEY Tees 50 Rochon Sands Provincial Park Rochon Sands 11 Gull Lake 12 Provincial Park 52°30'0"N LACOMBE COUNTY OF 12 Aspen Beach STETTLER Provincial Park Gabriel NO.
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