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Dominion proposes new pipeline route

2/13/2016

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Dominion has proposed a new route for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline that avoids Shenandoah Mountain, Cheat Mountain, and Red Spruce restoration areas in West Virginia.  The new route circumvents Shenandoah Mountain by going around its southern end in Bath County and then through the Deerfield Valley to reconnect with Dominion's preferred route at West Augusta.   Click on the map below to connect to an interactive map, developed by Dominion Pipeline Monitoring Coalition and Allegheny-Blue Ridge Alliance.

Read statements from:
  • Allegheny-Blue Ridge Alliance
  • Southern Environmental Law Center
  • Dominion Pipeline Monitoring Coalition
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