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Shebandowan Local Services Board Old Dawson Rd & Bylunds Pit Rd SHEBANDOWAN LOCAL SERVICES BOARD OLD DAWSON RD & BYLUNDS PIT RD 60 381 !( 80 !( !( Rd son aw 20 ld D 360 !( O !( 10 !( DAWSON ROAD LOTS HW Y 11 & 17 B ylu nd s P it Rd - Disclaimer: This m ap is illustrat ive on ly. Do n ot rely on it a s being a precise July 28, 2017 ind icato r of routes, locations of fea ture s, nor as a guide to navigation. D J S & ASSOCIATES INC. Consultant: Debra J Smith 0 0.05 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 Phone (705) 569-3348 Cell (705) 648-0298 Kilometers Email: [email protected] This map is copyright protected and cannot be reproduced in HORNE 1:11,000 whole or in part without permission of D J S & ASSOC IATES INC. SHEBANDOWAN LOCAL SERVICES BOARD GOLDIE ROAD 260 !( GOLDIE H 182 W !( Y 1 180 7 !( BLACKWELL 119 !( n Rd awso Old D 31 !( 49 !( H H 40 W Oskondaga River WY !( d 1 64 Y R 37 1 481 32 !( 21 !( !( !( !( 1 ie 1 ld - o & Disclaimer: This m ap is illustrat ive on ly. G 27 Do n ot rely on it a s being a precise July 28, 2017 ind icato r of routes, locations of fea ture s, 1 !( nor as a guide to navigation. 7 DAWSON ROAD LOTS D J S & ASSOCIATES INC. 49 0 0.075 0.15 0.3 0.45 0.6 Consultant: Debra J Smith !( Phone (705) 569-3348 Cell (705) 648-0298 Kilometers Email: [email protected] L 7 yy !( This map is copyright protected and cannot be reproduced in l whole or in part without permission of D J S & ASSOCIATES INC. i R 1:15,000 d SHEBANDOWAN LOCAL SERVICES BOARD IVAR ROAD & HWY 17 East Oskondaga River Ivar Rd 151 !( GOLDIE BLACKWELL Oskondaga River RD IAM ILL T W OR D F OL 7 1 Y W H - July 28, 2017 Disclaimer: This m ap is illustrat ive on ly. Do n ot rely on it a s being a precise ind icato r of routes, locations of fea ture s, nor as a guide to navigation. D J S & ASSOCIATES INC. Consultant: Debra J Smith Phone (705) 569-3348 Cell (705) 648-0298 Email: [email protected] 0 0.075 0.15 0.3 0.45 0.6 Kilometers This map is copyright protected and cannot be reproduced in whole or in part without permission of D J S & ASSOC IATES INC. 1:15,000 SHEBANDOWAN LOCAL SERVICES BOARD LYYLI RD & SHABAQUA RD & SHABAQUA CORNERS & HWY 11 (east side) !( 40 H !( W GOLDIE 64 Y 481 32 37 !( H 21 1 !( !( !( WY !( 1 11 d R 27 ie !( ld o G 49 !( 7 !( Ly yl i R d Oskondaga River 60 !( 78 !( 121 90 395 !( 140 !( !( Shebandowan River !( 393 !( 110 120 !( !( S habaq ua Rd 10 390 S !( !( h 8 Shabaqua Corners a !( 381 b !( a q u H a WY C 1 BLACKWELL 1 & o 370 17 r !( n 360 e !( r d s 10 n R !( so aw d D Ol DAWSON ROAD LOTS Shebandowan River 101 !( - Disclaimer: This m ap is illustrat ive on ly. Do n ot rely on it a s being a precise July 28, 2017 ind icato r of routes, locations of fea ture s, nor as a guide to navigation. D J S & ASSOCIATES INC. 0 0.05 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 Consultant: Debra J Smith Phone (705) 569-3348 Cell (705) 648-0298 Kilometers Email: [email protected] 161 !( This map is copyright protected and cannot be reproduced in LAURIE 1:11,000 whole or in part without permission of D J S & ASSOC IATES INC. HORNE SHEBANDOWAN LOCAL SERVICES BOARD HIGHWAY 11 - Near Drift Lake Rd Rd e ak L ift Dr HWY 11 1040 !( 912 !( 910 BLACKWELL !( CONACHER 934 !( Annex Shebandowan River - July 28, 2017 Disclaimer: This m ap is illustrat ive on ly. Do n ot rely on it a s being a precise ind icato r of routes, locations of fea ture s, nor as a guide to navigation. D J S & ASSOCIATES INC. Consultant: Debra J Smith Phone (705) 569-3348 Cell (705) 648-0298 0 0.05 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 Email: [email protected] Kilometers This map is copyright protected and cannot be reproduced in whole or in part without permission of D J S & ASSOCIATES INC. 1:11,000 SHEBANDOWAN LOCAL SERVICES BOARD MABELLA RD, MABELLA DR & MABELLA LANE 29 !( d R a ll e M b a a b M e H ll W a Y 1 D 1 r 19 71 !( !( 11 !( BLACKWELL 11 !( 5 !( 5 5 !( !( 9 !( Mabella 13 !( 21 !( Shebandowan River M a b 41!( e lla L n 55 !( 61 !( 69 !( Disclaimer: This m ap is illustrat ive on ly. Do n ot rely on it a s being a precise - ind icato r of routes, locations of fea ture s, nor as a guide to navigation. July 28, 2017 79 !( 0 0.05 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 D J S & ASSOCIATES INC. Kilometers Consultant: Debra J Smith Phone (705) 569-3348 Cell (705) 648-0298 Email: [email protected] 1:10,000 This map is copyright protected and cannot be reproduced in whole or in part without permission of D J S & ASSOCIATES INC. SHEBANDOWAN LOCAL SERVICES BOARD SHEBANDOWAN RD & RUDOLPH'S RD & RUDOLPH'S LANE S h e b a n d o w a n 211 R !( d 140 142 140-142 !( !( S 134 heb !( and 126 2 owa !( !( n Rd 118 !( HWY 10 11 !( 153 115 !( !( 20 151 !( !( 113 !( 1335 121 !( 1240 26 !( !( 31 !( 108 !( !( 1200 30 !( !( 1321 32 !( !( 105 104 !( !( 36 !( 38-40 P6-2-2 38 !( CONACHER 37 101 !( 40 103 !( 20 9 !( !( !( 11 !( 100 !( !( 44 Stewart Bay !( 99 48 !( Sh 94 !( eb !( 25 an !( do wa d 52 93 n 29 s R !( !( Rd !( ph' dol Ru Shebandowan 10 3 !( !( 89 n !( 120-124 's L lph 5 udo !( 140 R 7 !( 11 !( 134 120 19 !( !( 124 !( 23 !( 4 !( !( 65 !( !( 108 !( 100 Lower Shebandowan Lake Shebandowan Lakes 104 !( !( Rudolph's Point Shebandowan River !( 15 94 !( d R e n i M - July 28, 2017 Disclaimer: This m ap is illustrat ive on ly. Do n ot rely on it a s being a precise ind icato r of routes, locations of fea ture s, nor as a guide to navigation. D J S & ASSOCIATES INC. Consultant: Debra J Smith Phone (705) 569-3348 Cell (705) 648-0298 0 0.0475 0.095 0.19 0.285 0.38 Email: [email protected] Kilometers This map is copyright protected and cannot be reproduced in whole or in part without permission of D J S & ASSOCIATES INC. 1:8,500 SHEBANDOWAN LOCAL SERVICES BOARD MINE ROAD (south end) Cache Island Lower Shebandowan Lake Shebandowan Lakes 469 !( 465 387 !( !( 385 !( 383 !( 373 !( 371 !( Green Bay 461 !( P6-2-2 355 !( CONACHER 351 !( 523 !( 383-387 461-469 371-373 351-355 e Rd Min - July 28, 2017 Disclaimer: This m ap is illustrat ive on ly. Do n ot rely on it a s being a precise ind icato r of routes, locations of fea ture s, nor as a guide to navigation. D J S & ASSOCIATES INC. Consultant: Debra J Smith Phone (705) 569-3348 Cell (705) 648-0298 0 0.05 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 Email: [email protected] Kilometers This map is copyright protected and cannot be reproduced in whole or in part without permission of D J S & ASSOCIATES INC. 1:11,000 SHEBANDOWAN LOCAL SERVICES BOARD SWAMP RIVER RD 1650 !( S w a m 10 p !( R i v e r R d 11 Y HW Conacher P6-2-2 Swamp River CONACHER 31 !( 38-40 d R 38 s ' !( 37 h !( p 40 l !( o d u 44 R !( 48 !( 52 !( 10 !( n 's L 120-124 ph !( Swamp Bay dol 140 Ru 7 !( 11 !( 134 120 19 !( !( 124 !( 23 !( !( !( 108 !( 100 C 104 !( r e 20 200 !( s !( !( c Blizzard Bay e l t T n in t o Rudolph's Point P Lower Shebandowan Lake !( P t en 94 o c Shebandowan Lakes - es i r n C 29 July 28, 2017 t !( 25 Disclaimer: This m ap is illustrat ive on ly. R !( Lower Shebandowan Lake Do n ot rely on it a s being a precise Shebandowan Lakes n ind icato r of routes, locations of fea ture s, L d nor as a guide to navigation. 164 t !( 180 in 11 !( D J S & ASSOCIATES INC. o !( Consultant: Debra J Smith P Phone (705) 569-3348 Cell (705) 648-0298 t 0 0.05 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 Email: [email protected] n 11 Kilometers e 172 This map is copyright protected and cannot be reproduced in c !( whole or in part without permission of D J S & ASSOCIATES INC. s !( 14 e 122 131 !( r !( 1:10,000 C 15 !( 18 !( !( !( SHEBANDOWAN LOCAL SERVICES BOARD CRESCENT POINT (ROAD, LANE, AVE, DR, BLVD & TRAIL) C r e s c e n t P o i n t d lv A B v t e in C o re P s nt c e e sc n e 26 t 20 r C C 14 !( P !( !( 30 o r e C !( in res s c 29 t en !( 12 D c t Po 23 !( r e int T !( n l t P o i n 25 P6-2-2 t !( 13 R !( 29 1 1911 21 40 d !( Y 1 !( !( !( 25 CONACHER HW !( 19 15 !( !( 17 !( 11 !( n 11 L !( t n i 1961 14 o 122 !( P !( !( 131 t !( n 15 e !( c 18 s !( e 1951 r 140 !( C !( 23 153 !( !( 150 32 !( !( 27 1953 !( !( 157 160 !( !( Lower Shebandowan Lake Shebandowan Lakes 9 !( 164 !( 11 !( Crescent Point Disclaimer: This m ap is illustrat ive on ly.
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