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IC-103 NLH 2003 NLH General Rate Application Page 1 of 3 Q. Please IC-103 NLH 2003 NLH General Rate Application Page 1 of 3 1 Q. Please provide a definition, including names of all communities, for the 2 following terms as used by Hydro: 3 i) St. Anthony’s and Roddickton area 4 ii) Area north of Hawke’s Bay 5 iii) Hawke’s Bay area 6 iv) GNP interconnection area. 7 8 9 A. i) St. Anthony and Roddickton Area: this is the area from Cook’s 10 Harbour on the northern tip of the Great Northern Peninsula to Englee 11 on the eastern side of the Peninsula and includes the following 12 communities: 13 14 Boat Harbour Wild Bight 15 Cape Norman Cook’s Harbour 16 Raleigh Cape Onion 17 Ship Cove L’Anse aux Meadows 18 Cape Bauld Hay Cove 19 Straitsview Noddy Bay (east & west) 20 Quirpon Gunner’s Cove 21 White Cape Harbour St. Lunaire 22 Lower Griquet Griquet 23 Great Brehat St. Anthony Bight 24 St. Carol’s St. Anthony 25 Goose Cove West Grandois 26 Main Brook St. Julien’s 27 Croque South West Crouse 28 Conche Bide Arm IC-103 NLH 2003 NLH General Rate Application Page 2 of 3 1 Englee Fortune Arm 2 Goose Cove Roddickton 3 4 ii) The Area North of Hawke’s Bay: this area includes all communities of 5 the St. Anthony/Roddickton area plus the following communities 6 served by the Plum Point and Bear Cove Terminal Stations. 7 8 Blue Cove Bartlett’s Harbour 9 Castor’s River (North & South) Reef’s Harbour 10 Shoal Cove Mt. St. Margaret 11 New Ferrole Bird Cove 12 Pond Cove Forrester’s Point 13 Pigeon Cove Black Duck Cove 14 St. Barbe Anchor Point 15 Deadman’s Cove Bear Cove 16 Flower’s Cove Nameless Cove 17 Savage Cove Sandy Cove 18 Shoal Cove East Pine’s Cove 19 Green Island Cove Lower Cove 20 Green Island Brook Eddies Cove 21 Brig Bay Plum Point 22 23 iii) Hawke’s Bay Area: this is the area served by the Hawke’s Bay 24 Terminal Station and includes the following communities. 25 26 River of Ponds Hawke’s Bay 27 Port Saunders Port aux Choix 28 Eddies Cove West IC-103 NLH 2003 NLH General Rate Application Page 3 of 3 1 iv) GNP Interconnection Area: this is a term used by Hydro to describe 2 the St. Anthony/Roddickton area. .
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