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Sandpiper Pipeline & Line 3 Replacement Projects With SANDPIPER PIPELINE & LINE 3 REPLACEMENT PROJECTS WITH ROUTE ALTERNATIVES (REGIONAL) Emerson C A N A D A â â â Noyes Saint â Joseph K i t t s o n Twsp 59 K i t t s o n Caribou â ST 171 â â ST C o u n tt y WMA Pembina St. North Saint Roseau â â Vincent Vincent â Clow Richardville MIINNESOTA Caribou Pohlitz Dieter Twsp Twsp Twsp Twsp Skull Twsp Northwest Twsp Twsp Roseau Lake WMA McKinley Roseau Roseau Lake WMA Twsp Twsp River WMA â âHumboldt â â âBathgate Jadis Twsp â â âLancaster Hill Soler Moose Roseau Spruce â Hampden Granville Poppleton Cannon Ross â Twsp Twsp Twsp Twsp Twsp â Twsp Twsp Twsp Twsp Beaches Lake WMA Hamilton ST5 â ST5 â â â East Kittson Badger Twsp â North Red Hallock â â Malung â P e m b ii n a River Hallock Thompson Hazelton Percy Polonia Barto Skagen Stokes Stafford Twsp Twsp Twsp Twsp Twsp Twsp C o u n tt y Twsp Twsp Twsp Twsp Twsp Lake '10W Brâonson Lake B ronson State Park â R o s e a u Mickinock â Glasston R o s e a u Twsp â r South Red Greenbush e â C o u n t y v C o u n t y i River ââ R Twsp Norway Pelan â d Twsp WMA e Skane Tegner Jupiter Dewey Barnett Nereson Grimstad â â R Twsp Twsp Twsp Pelan Twsp Twsp Twsp Twsp âHalma Twsp Hereim Wannaska Twsp â â âKennedy â Nereson â â â â St. WMA â Thomas '20W Davis â Twsp Svea Twin â Twsp â Lakes WMA Spring Deerwood Arveson Lind Deer Huss Poplar Teien Brook Golden â Twsp Twsp Twsp Twsp Twsp Grove Palmville Twsp Twsp Karlstad Valley â Drayton â Twsp Twsp Twsp â Donaldson " â Donaldson Station Palmville ¤£59 âStrathcona WMA â East Park Como â Twsp Twsp 30W ' Lincoln Twsp â Eagle Nelson East Huntly Thief Moose â Point Donnelly Augsburg Park â Twsp Thief Lake River Linsell Twsp Twsp Twsp Twsp Park Sinnott â Strandquist Lake WMA Twsp Twsp Twsp â â Twsp WMA ¤£81 Huntly 59 ¤£ WMA M a rr s h a ll ll âStephen New â Maine C o u n t y C o u n t y WMA Middle â River â âGatzke â Grafton Wanger West New Spruce â Parker Tamarac Wright Cedar â Valley Maine Valley Whiteford Rollis Veldt Fork Twsp Twsp ' Twsp Twsp Twsp Twsp Twsp Twsp Twsp Twsp 40W Twsp Twsp â â Grygla WMA W a l s h W a l s h Old Mill Newfolden C o u n tt y State Park â Eckvoll AGASSIZ Twsp Argyle â â Foldahl NATIONAL Twsp Marsh New 75 Holt East WILDLIFE REFUGE Valley Big Bloomer ¤£ Alma Grove Folden Eckvoll Twsp Valley Woods Twsp Twsp Twsp Mud Lake Twsp Middle Twsp Twsp WMA â Twsp 50W Twsp â â â River ' Twsp âMinto Holt â â â â S A - 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