File:BPA Cross-Cascade Corridors.png
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English: Cross-Cascade (mountains) high voltage AC electric paths to the Puget Sound region. Chart titled "Puget Sound Area Electric Reliability Plan". |
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Puget Sound Area Electric Reliability Plan (EIS-0160), dated April 1992, published by US Department of Energy Office of NEPA Policy and Compliance / after page 2-10 https://energy.gov/nepa/eis-0160-puget-sound-area-electric-reliability-plan-0 |
Author | Bonneville Power Administration |
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