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Where are transmission pipelines located?

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The About Pipelines Map shows you all the transmission pipelines, facilities and pipeline incidents in Canada. You can enter your postal code or community to learn more about the pipelines in your area.

www.aboutpipelinesmap.com

Where can I find general pipeline routes?

These maps show you the general routes of CEPA member pipelines in North America – proposed and current; liquids and natural gas. Visit our member projects maps.

Making sure you Click Before You Dig

These maps do not show the precise location of pipelines. You must always Click Before You Dig.

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“How can we be assured that a spill from a dilbit pipeline won’t take over five years to clean up?” – Scott R. (Whistler, B.C.)
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