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1 Appendix A, Mapping Atlas
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3 TIER 1 DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT APPENDIX A, MAPPING ATLAS Part 1 Environmental Resource Mapping Atlas
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5 Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 1
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7 "Å Map Legend Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) Alternative 3 Washington, D.C. to New York City New York City to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York City to Hartford via Long Island Hazardous Waste and Contaminated Material (H-P) xx Cultural Resource (and total) Wetland - Minority and Low Income - Minority - Low Income Symbol Chapter Resource None 7.2 Land Cover None 7.3 Agricultural Lands (Prime Farmland and Timberlands) k 7.4 Parklands and Wild and Scenic Rivers q 7.5 Hydrologic/ Resources O 7.6 Ecological Resources i 7.7 s h 7.8 Hazardous Waste and Contaminated Material Cultural Resources and Historic Properties None 7.10 Visual and Aesthetic Resources 7.11 Environmental Justice None 7.12 Noise and Vibration None 7.13 Air Quality None 7.14 Energy None 7.15 Climate Change and Adaptation None 7.16 Section 4(f) and Section 6(f) Resources None 7.17 Electromagnetic Fields and Electromagnetic Interference None 7.18 Safety None 7.19 Public Health Symbol Key None 7.20 Cumulative Effects Assessment None 7.21 Commitment of Resources Abbreviations : Environmental Justice Population ESH: Environmentally Sensitive Habitats H-P: High-Probability NEC: Northeast Corridor NHL: National Historic Landmark NRHP: National Register of Historic Places 230 Milepost Key Milepost markings and annotation are provided every five miles on the existing NEC beginning at MP 100 General Notes Action Alternatives presented in this Mapping Atlas are as described in Chapter 4, Alternatives Considered, of the Tier 1 Draft EIS. As a frame of reference, the existing Northeast Corridor (NEC) passenger rail line is represented as a single line and unique color. It is included within each of the Action Alternatives. New segments or curve modifications (for example, improvements that extend beyond the existing NEC) are represented as a single line with a unique color for each Action Alternative. Insets maps are provided to highlight a particular resource referenced in the DEIS, or to show related data at larger scales. Bounding boxes are provided on Map Sheets. Location reference annotation provided in Italics (e.g., Prince George s County). The Regional Coverage column in the Index of Map Sheets (pages 4 through 8) highlight the Map Sheet that contains the best coverage of a particular county or counties. Source of Resource Data: NEC FUTURE, Airports are identified by their International Air Transport Association (IATA) 3- Letter Code. Area outside 5-mile Context Area is muted intentionally. Symbol Notes None: Symbology not applied to Map Atlas. Representation in the Mapping Atlas is not relevant to the analysis of that resource presented in the EIS. Chapter: Location where resource is documented in Tier 1 Draft EIS. The location of the Cultural Resources and Historic Properties symbol (8) and accompanying xx represents the proximate location of the greatest concentration of, and total number of resources within the county they are located. Section 4(f) and Section 6(f) Resources are identified in Mapping Atlas as Parklands and Wild and Scenic Rivers and Cultural Resources and Historic Properties. Date Version Number Revision November 17, Initial version February 06, Incorporates First Cut Changes February 11, Update Alternative 3 Representation February 23, Version 1 DEIS May 22, Version 2 Submission to JV June 19, Version 2 Submission to FRA August 12, Version 3 submission to JV August 24, Version 3 submission to FRA September 22, Final Draft version Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 3
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9 Sheet # Existing NEC Alt 1 Alt 2 D.C. to NY Alternative 3 New York City to Hartford via Central CT via Long Island Hartford to Boston via Providence Index of Map Sheets via Worcester Regional Coverage Resource Presence X X X X Washington D.C.; Prince George's County, MD k q O i h 8 2 X X X X Anne Arundel, Baltimore County, Baltimore City, MD k q O i h 8 3 X X X X Baltimore City, Baltimore County, MD k q O i h 8 4 X X X X Harford County, MD k q O i h 8 5 X X X X Cecil County, MD k q O i h 8 6 X X X X New Castle County, DE k q O i h 8 7 X X X X Delaware County, PA k q O i h 8 8 X X X X Philadelphia County, PA k q O i h 8 9 X X X X Bucks County, PA k q O i h 8 10 X X X X Mercer, Middlesex County, NJ k q O i h 8 11 X X X X Union, Essex, Hudson County, NJ; New York County, NY k q O i h 8 Notes: Blank spaces indicate no s in Action Alternative and corresponding map sheet. The existing NEC is present in all Action Alternatives. Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 5
10 Sheet # Existing NEC Alt 1 Alt 2 D.C. to NY Alternative 3 New York City to Hartford via Central CT via Long Island Index of Map Sheets Hartford to Boston via Providence via Worcester Regional Coverage Resource Presence X X X X X X New York, Bronx County, NY k q O i h 8 13 X X X X X X Westchester County, NY; Fairfield County, CT k q O i h 8 14 X X X X Mercer, Middlesex County, NJ k q O i h 8 15 X X X X Fairfield County, CT k q O i h 8 16 X X X X New Haven County, CT k q O i h 8 17 X X X X X New Haven County, CT k q O i h 8 18 X X X X X X New York, Kings, Queens County, NY k q O i h 8 19 X Nassau, Suffolk County, NY k q O i h 8 20 X Suffolk County, NY k q O i h 8 21 X X Suffolk County, NY; Long Island Sound k q O i h 8 22 X X X Westchester County, NY k q O i h 8 Notes: Blank spaces indicate no s in Action Alternative and corresponding map sheet. The existing NEC is present in all Action Alternatives. Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 6
11 Sheet # Existing NEC Alt 1 Alt 2 D.C. to NY Alternative 3 New York City to Hartford via Central CT via Long Island Hartford to Boston via Providence Index of Map Sheets via Worcester Regional Coverage Resource Presence X Westchester County, NY k q O i h 8 24 X Fairfield County, CT k q O i h 8 25 X New Haven County, CT k q O i h 8 26 X X X X X Hartford County, CT k q O i h 8 27 X X X X X Hartford County, CT k q O i h 8 28 X X X Tolland County, CT k q O i h 8 29 X X Windham County, CT k q O i h 8 30 X X X X Providence County, RI k q O i h 8 31 X X X New Haven County, CT k q O i h 8 32 X X Middlesex, New London County, CT k q O i h 8 33 X X New London County, CT k q O i h 8 Notes: Blank spaces indicate no s in Action Alternative and corresponding map sheet. The existing NEC is present in all Action Alternatives. Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 7
12 Sheet # Existing NEC Alt 1 Alt 2 D.C. to NY Alternative 3 New York City to Hartford via Central CT via Long Island Hartford to Boston via Providence Index of Map Sheets via Worcester Regional Coverage Resource Presence X X Washington County, RI k q O i h 8 35 Washington, Kent County, RI k q O i h 8 36 X X Providence County, RI; Bristol County, MA k q O i h 8 37 X X X Norfolk County, MA k q O i h 8 38 X X X Tolland County, CT k q O i h 39 X Worcester County, MA k q O i h 8 40 X Worcester, Middlesex County, MA k q O i h 8 41 X X X X Middlesex, Norfolk, Suffolk County, MA k q O i h 8 END Notes: Blank spaces indicate no s in Action Alternative and corresponding map sheet. The existing NEC is present in all Action Alternatives. Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 8
13 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 9
14 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 10
15 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 11
16 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 12
17 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 13
18 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) Alternative3 3 Alternative Washington, D.C. to New York Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 14
19 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 15
20 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 16
21 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 17
22 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 18
23 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 19
24 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 20
25 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 21
26 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 22
27 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) Alternative 3 3 Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island "Å i 8 h xx Cultural Resource (and total) Hazardous Material (H-P) Wetlands Minority and Low Income Minority Low Income Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 23
28 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 24
29 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 25
30 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 26
31 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) Alternative 3 3 Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island "Å i 8 h xx Cultural Resource (and total) Hazardous Material (H-P) Wetlands Minority and Low Income Minority Low Income Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 27
32 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) Alternative 3 3 Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island "Å i 8 h xx Cultural Resource (and total) Hazardous Material (H-P) Wetlands Minority and Low Income Minority Low Income Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 28
33 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) Alternative 3 3 Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island "Å i 8 h xx Cultural Resource (and total) Hazardous Material (H-P) Wetlands Minority and Low Income Minority Low Income Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 29
34 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 30
35 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 31
36 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 32
37 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 33
38 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 34
39 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 35
40 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 36
41 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 37
42 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 38
43 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 39
44 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 40
45 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 41
46 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 42
47 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 43
48 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 44
49 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 45
50 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 46
51 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 47
52 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 48
53 Existing NEC (Present in all Action Alternatives) New Segment i Minority and Low Income 8xx Cultural Resource (and total) Minority h Hazardous Material (H-P) Low Income Washington, D.C. to New York New York to Hartford via Central Connecticut New York to Hartford via Long Island Wetlands Alternative3 3 Alternative Tier 1 Draft EIS Å " Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 1) 49
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55 TIER 1 DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT APPENDIX A, MAPPING ATLAS Part 2 Representative Route Mapping Atlas
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57 Map Legend Representative Route Construction Type Å " General Notes Tunnel Connecting Corridor Trench At-Grade Interstate Highway Embankment US Highway Aerial Structure State/County Highway Major Bridge Existing NEC Ownership This Mapping Atlas depicts the Representative Route, by construction type, for each Action Alternative presented in the NEC FUTURE Tier 1 DEIS. The Representative Route is inclusive of the existing NEC. The Alternative column in the Index of Map Sheets indicates the Action Alternative that is represented in that particular map sheet. The map sheet index presented below is applicable to all three Action Alternatives. Map Sheet Index Amtrak: Washington Union Station to New Rochelle, NY Metro-North Railroad: New Rochelle, NY to New York/Connecticut state border Connecticut DOT: New York/Connecticut state border to Mill River, east of New Haven Station Amtrak: Mill River to Rhode Island/Massachusetts state border Massachusetts: Rhode Island/Massachusetts state border to Boston South Station Ownership of the existing NEC is depicted in the Map Sheet Index Below. Index of Map Sheets Alternative Sheet # 1 1 Washington, D.C., Maryland, Delaware 1 2 Pennsylvania, New Jersey 1 3 New Jersey, New York, Connecticut 1 4 New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island 1 5 Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts 2 1 Washington, D.C., Maryland, Delaware 2 2 Pennsylvania, New Jersey 2 3 New Jersey, New York, Connecticut 2 4 New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island 2 5 Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts 3 1 Washington, D.C., Maryland, Delaware 3 2 Pennsylvania, New Jersey 3 3 New Jersey, New York, Connecticut 3 4 New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island 3 5 Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts Date September 15, 2015 September 21, 2015 September 22, 2015 September 28, 2015 September 30, 2015 Regional Location Version Number Revision Initial Version to ENV Response to RAS Response to FRA/ JV Legal Review (1) Existing NEC ownership Appendix Name Source of Representative Route Data: NEC FUTURE, Final Draft version Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 2) 1
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61 Sheet 1 Tunnel "Å US Highway Trench Connecting Corridor State/County Highway At-Grade Embankment Interstate Highway Aerial Structure Major Bridge Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 2) 5
62 Sheet 2 Tunnel "Å US Highway Trench Connecting Corridor State/County Highway At-Grade Embankment Interstate Highway Aerial Structure Major Bridge Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 2) 6
63 Sheet 3 Tunnel "Å US Highway Trench Connecting Corridor State/County Highway At-Grade Embankment Interstate Highway Aerial Structure Major Bridge Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 2) 7
64 Sheet 4 Tunnel "Å US Highway Trench Connecting Corridor State/County Highway At-Grade Embankment Interstate Highway Aerial Structure Major Bridge Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 2) 8
65 Sheet 5 Tunnel "Å US Highway Trench Connecting Corridor State/County Highway At-Grade Embankment Interstate Highway Aerial Structure Major Bridge Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 2) 9
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69 Sheet 1 Tunnel "Å US Highway Trench Connecting Corridor State/County Highway At-Grade Embankment Interstate Highway Aerial Structure Major Bridge Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 2) 13
70 Sheet 2 Tunnel "Å US Highway Trench Connecting Corridor State/County Highway At-Grade Embankment Interstate Highway Aerial Structure Major Bridge Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 2) 14
71 Sheet 3 Tunnel "Å US Highway Trench Connecting Corridor State/County Highway At-Grade Embankment Interstate Highway Aerial Structure Major Bridge Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 2) 15
72 Sheet 4 Tunnel "Å US Highway Trench Connecting Corridor State/County Highway At-Grade Embankment Interstate Highway Aerial Structure Major Bridge Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 2) 16
73 Sheet 5 Tunnel "Å US Highway Trench Connecting Corridor State/County Highway At-Grade Embankment Interstate Highway Aerial Structure Major Bridge Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 2) 17
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77 Alternative 3 Sheet 1 Å " US Highway Trench Connecting Corridor State/County Highway At-Grade Embankment Interstate Highway Tunnel Aerial Structure Major Bridge Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 2) 21
78 Alternative 3 Sheet 2 Tunnel "Å US Highway Trench Connecting Corridor State/County Highway At-Grade Embankment Interstate Highway Aerial Structure Major Bridge Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 2) 22
79 Alternative 3 Sheet 3 Å " US Highway Trench Connecting Corridor State/County Highway At-Grade Embankment Interstate Highway Tunnel Aerial Structure Major Bridge Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 2) 23
80 Alternative 3 Sheet 4 Tunnel "Å US Highway Trench Connecting Corridor State/County Highway At-Grade Embankment Interstate Highway Aerial Structure Major Bridge Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 2) 24
81 Alternative 3 Sheet 5 Tunnel "Å US Highway Trench Connecting Corridor State/County Highway At-Grade Embankment Interstate Highway Aerial Structure Major Bridge Tier 1 Draft EIS Appendix A, Mapping Atlas (Part 2) 25
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