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Map #5 - Enbridge Line 9B Reversal & Expansion Project Projection: Transverse Mercator Don Watershed Created: 8/1/2013 West Duffins Creek Duffins West Tributary B Tributary Tributary A Tributary Box Grove Tributary Grove Box Beaver Creek Beaver 9TH LINE 3RD CO N RD PETTICOAT BEARE RD PICKERING TLINE ALTONA RD REESOR RD STEELES AVE E Rouge River DUFFINS SEWELLS RD !( CARRUTHERS!( FINCH AVE PLUG HAT RD !( !( MEADOWVALE RD !( !( !(ROUGE!( !( ROSEBANK RD !( PETTICOAT FINCH AVE E !(!( ROUGE !( HIGHLAND !(!(!. HUMBER SHEPPARD AVE KP3092 OLD FINCH AVE DON !( ZO O RD KP3091 !( !( TW YN RIVERS DR KP3090 Little Rouge River !(!( MP1920 NEILSON RD KP3089 MP1921 Tributary Morningside !( MORNINGSIDE AVE !( MIMICO WATERFRONT Lake OntarioCreek Petticoat !( KP3088 KP3087!( !( KP3086 !( ETOBICOKE PORT UNION RD Rouge River KP3085!( HWY 401 !( MP1918 !( KP3084 Branch Malvern !( SHEPPARD AVE E KP3083 RD KENNEDY !( Bendale Branch KP3082!( !( HWY 2A KP3081!( Highland Creek !( HWY 401 KP3080!( MP1915 MARKHAM RD DON MILLS RD MILLS DON HWY 404 HWY TAM OSHANTER GOLF COURSE ELLESMERE RD Creek Centennial KP3079!( RD BRIMLEY KP3078!( !( MP1914 East Don River KINGSTON RD KP3077!(!( LAWRENCE AVE E MP1913 HIGHLAND RD MCCOWAN Jersey Creek G. ROSS LORD DAM!( FINCH AVE Enbridge Line 9B !( !( MP1911 KP3074 !( KP3076 !( West Don River Watercourses KP3073!( KP3075 Hwy 50 Tributary !( HWY 401 TRCA HEAD OFFICEKP3072!( MP1910 Plunketts Creek Plunketts SHEPPARD AVE TRCA Property !( !( MP3070!( MP1909 !( Kilometer Post KP3096 Taylor/Massey Creek Regulation Limit !( KP3071 WESTON RD WESTON !( Mile Post !( Watershed Border !.MP1907 YORK MILLS RD EARL BALES PARK !( DERRYDOWNS PARK #0 Densitometer Site KP3068 !( Deerlick Creek AVE PARK VICTORIA LESLIE ST LESLIE JANE ST JANE !. Existing Valve Station KP3067!( 400 HWY Wilket Creek !( MP1905 "/ Pump Station KP3066 DOWSVIEW DELLS AVE WARDEN !(KP3065 DON AVENUE RD AVENUE HWY 401 KEELE ST KEELE KP3064!( !( MP1904 KINGSTON RD LAWRENCE AVE BurkeWEST Brook DON RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS KP3063!( !( EXPY ALLEN CHARLES SAURIOL CONSERVATION AREA DUFFERIN ST DUFFERIN !( Taylor/Massey Creek LAIRD DR LAIRD BLACK CREEK FLOOD PLAIN LANDS BLUFFERS PARK DIXON RD EGLINTON AVE Lower Don River !( HUMBER RD PLEASANT MOUNT / Yellow Creek FISHLEIGH PARK !( DANFORTH AVE !( ROSETTA MCCLAIN PARK !( AVE DONLANDS !( AVENUE RD AVENUE SCARBOROUGH WATERFRONT ST CLAIR AVE !( DON VALLEY PKY WOODBINE AVE WOODBINE BATHURST ST BATHURST DUNDAS ST !( DUNDAS ST ST YONGE Main Humber River QUEEN ST BLOOR ST !(!( ST JARVIS BAY ST BAY KEELE ST KEELE Lower Don River Don Lower WATERFRONT RD SPADINA ASHBRIDGE'S BAY PARK !(!. !( QUEEN ST AVE UNIVERSITY !( KINGS MILL PARK KING ST MIMICO TOMMY THOMPSON PARK !(!( Mimico Creek Coordinate System: NAD 1983 UTM Zone 17N EGLINTON AVE DUNDAS ST Projection: Transverse Mercator RATHBURN RD Created: 8/1/2013 ETOBICOKE CREEK FLOOD PLAIN LANDS BURNHAMTHORPE RD BLOOR ST ETOBICOKE HUMBER BAY PARK ROYAL YORK RD YORK ROYAL Little Etobicoke Creek Etobicoke Little TOMKEN RD TOMKEN Inner Harbour Etobicoke Creek Etobicoke Don Watershed MISSISSAUGA RD DIXIE DUNDAS ST QEW MARIE CURTIS PARK Map #5 - Enbridge Line 9B Reversal & Expansion Project QUEENSWAY CAWTHRA RD CAWTHRA Meters 0 1,500 3,000 HURONTARIO ST HURONTARIO LAKESHORE RD.
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