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Point of Interest
Active construction
Maintenance work
Future construction
Existing pipeline

These maps are for illustrative purposes only and should not be used to determine the location of facilities.

: Edmonton

Strathcona County
: Edson

Hinton

Parkland County

Spruce Grove

Stony Plain

Wabamun

Yellowhead County
: Jasper - Mount Robson
: Avola

Barriere

Blue River

Clearwater

Valemount

Vavenby
: West Barriere
: Black Pines

Kamloops

Merritt
: Coquihalla

Hope
: Abbotsford

Chilliwack

Langley (up to 232 Street)

Popkum
: Burnaby

Coquitlam

Langley (from 232 Street)

Surrey
: Anacortes

Bellingham

Burlington

Everson

Ferndale

Laurel

Nooksack

Construction area details

: Work at Edmonton Terminal includes the installation of temporary infrastructure needed for construction as well as installation of additional temporary access routes into Edmonton Terminal. There will be four new storage tanks installed within the terminal and four pumps added to the Edmonton Terminal pump station. Relocation activities, approved by the Canada Energy Regulator independent of the Expansion Project, are also ongoing.

For more information about Edmonton Terminal construction, click here.

Construction equipment, vehicles and workers on-site; noise; odours; traffic delays and increased volumes; lighting
: This site may be used for; the delivery and storage of construction materials and equipment, including stockpiling and staging of pipe; installation of temporary office buildings or trailers to support construction crews building the pipeline and associated facilities; transportation of materials and equipment to and from the site.

For additional information about temporary sites, click here.

Construction equipment, vehicles and workers on-site; noise; odours; traffic delays and increased volumes; lighting
: *The majority of work has been suspended due to winter weather and will resume when conditions permit safe work to continue. Some equipment and fencing, including sound walls, may remain in place during this period.

Work will commence in a series of phased activities along the pipeline right-of-way. This could include; surveying, flagging and staking the right-of-way, mobilization of crews and equipment, preparing the right-of-way, clearing and grading, delivery and staging of pipe, trenching, welding, lowering of pipe, backfilling and restoration of the right-of-way.

For more information on pipeline construction and its various stages, click here.

Construction equipment, vehicles and workers on-site; noise; dust; odours; tree and vegetation removal; traffic delays and increased volumes

These maps are for illustrative purposes only and should not be used to determine the location of facilities.

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