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Versions Available: Printed Wall Map

Price Points: $295 glossy (non-laminated) or $350 laminated

Dimensions: 42 x 59 inches, Scale 1: 2,760,000

The Electric Transmission System of North America, 2009/2010 wall map features a detailed view of transmission line ownership, key power plants and substations. This wall map is designed to provide essential insight into the electric transmission market.

With it, you can:

• Plan and strategize around a complete view of the North American transmission system.
• See new transmission line expansions and planned generation
• Explore grid connectivity and routing possibilities
• Use as an initial research step when investigating land use and right-of-way possibilities

• Use it in boardrooms and conference rooms for general reference and to visualize talking points
• Mark up the laminated version to keep notes on areas of interest
• View existing infrastructure with an unparalleled degree of accuracy

• Transmission lines colored and sized by voltage (all transmission lines >=138 kV are shown) and labeled with owner name. Both existing and planned transmission are represented.
• Existing and planned power plants with 100MW or greater in generation capacity. Plants are sized by nameplate capacity, symbolized by status (existing or planned) and labeled with name and operator
• Substations 230 kV and greater
• Detailed inset maps of urban areas
• NERC regions inset map
• RTO/ISO regions
• Major cities and state capitals
• State and county boundaries, labeled with name
• Tables showing map feature abbreviations