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Ion
Itself,
itself,
places,
although
this
extra
cost
offices
of
doctors,
dentists,
ac-
wasmuir
Parle
(Continued
from
Pr
)
'is
expected
to
be
reduced
ron-
countants
and
lawyers.
"City
Centre"
of
Kitimat
will.
Residential
strfTts
In
the
ally
Phar'
that
quired
by
law
to
be
auctioned
Isiderably
following
arrival
of
A
main
building
with
18.000
house
"the
major
businesses
such
first
neighborhood
hood
undi
under
devel
comnlnJ
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Hot
publicly,
will
improve
lots
wellirajiroad
and
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area
ior
ui-eic.
nra
ouuumg
iiinc
u
ia-
in
aipnaneticat
order.
a
semi-prefabricated
plan,
fices
is
scheduled
for
comple-
peeled
this
fall.
stance,
first
street
upon
enter-
are
now
being
tanen.
i
rices
!v
Interesting
sidelight
of
the
lnft
'he
section
is
named
Alha
are
approxima.e.y
aio
"""bedroom
dwelling.
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!for
lease
from
Alcan
by
busi
;
tov,n'g
design
is
naming
Of','oss-
Among
the
"PV
are
of
nesses
locating
in
Kitimat.
streets
In
a
generic
order
of
Partridge,
Petrel,
Pintail,
Plover
r
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ductiob
UNITS
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70
ft
anr.
are
1CM
ier
-
al-1
Second
business
area
being
flora
and
fawna.
while
mam
ana
i
tarmigan.
deep.
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home
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Prospective
s
t
hnilriinps
in
Kitimat
u
uhiih
fronts
the
main
hiehwav
to
commemorate
historic
In-
centres
will
..
v.,.,.
w-orw,
rn;'m:
V1r:
nnt
worm
gear
n
honest
'hrtilsh
U'
Man
d..
Comae,-!:
will
be
required
to
submit
their
plans
to
the
council
which
plans
three
main
business
centres.
into
Kitimat
four
miles
to
the
dian
landmarks.
:called
after
well
known
construe-
The
residential
section
will
west,
and
is
located
next
to
the
Kor
instance,
the
main
thor-
tion
protects
in
Allan's
develnn.
to
adopt
the
new
National
Build
I
do
its
shopping
and
seek
its
en-
railway
right-of-way.
oughfare
is
named
llaisla
ment.
Nechako,
the
first
cen-
itertainment
in
the
Neighborhood
This
is
the
Wholesale
and
Boulevard,
after
the
name
of
tre,
is
named
after
the
i-..
ing
Code
of
Canada.
GROSSMAN
Cost
of
home
construction
isjCentre,
where
will
be
located
a:
Warehouse
Centre
and
will
also
the
original
Kitimat
Indians.
'
which
was
dammed
in
nrnvii-
considered
from
20
to
30
per
super
market,
drug
store,
other
include
small
industries,
garage
Lahakas
Boulevard
Is
named
the
huge
hydro
reservoir
r
;V
CO
IT1
''cuv"'-f.
cent
higher
than
in
less
remote
j
retail
stores,
theatre,
etc.,
and
and
service
station.
First
to.
after
a
creek
which
drains
the
Others
may
be
named
after
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4
id
TRANSMISSION
LINE
which
tower
100
feet
into
the
air
stretch
across
50
miles
of
most
difficult
terrain
to
supply
Alcan's
Kitimat
aluminum
smelter
from
the
Komano
Bay
powerhouse.
The
line,
designed
to
transmit
more
than
1.000,000
horsepower
of
electrical
energy
passes
over
a
5.300-foot
mountain
pass.
Cross
marks
where
an
electrician
is
working.
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rOWERHOl
SE
AT
KE3IANO
is
built
inside
a
man-made
cavern
at
the
base
of
the
outfall
of
penstocks
which
drop
a
head
of
water
2,600
feet
from
a
tunnel
through
the
mountain,
is
designed
to
contain
eight
generating
units
capable
of
producing
150,000
horsepower
each.
POWERHOUSE
AT
KEMANO
Hydro
electric
power
for
the
Kitimat
project
is
developed
at
Kemano
50
miles
away.
Here
in
a
subterranean
cavern,
carved
by
rock
miners
beneath
mile
high
mountain,
the
powerhouse
is
located.
Water
from
a
chain
of
lakes
have
been
diverted
to
drop
one-half
mile
through
a
man-made
tunnel
10
miles
long
and
35
feet
In
diameter.
The
hydro
electric
power
tlms
developed
at
Kemano
will
eventually
be
produced
on
a
scale
never
before
attempted.
Shown
on
the
map
below
are
the
sites
of
various
links
in
this
major
aluminum
development.
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POWER
DEVELOPMENT
FOR
THE
KITIMAT
PROJECT
Here,
In
British
Columbia,
where
a
new
industrial
empire
Is
being
fashioned,
a
multi-million
dollar
aluminum
project
the
largest
single
undertaking
ever
promoted
by
private
enterprise
is
shaping
to
completion.
SMELTER
AT
KITIMAT
The
smelter
at
Kitimat
goes
into
production
this
summer
to
produce
aluminum
at
the
rate
of
91,500
tons
annually.
Designed
for
an
output
of
5.50,000
tons
a
year,
this
smelter
will
eventually
become
the
largest
of
its
kind
in
the
world.
HARBOUR
AT
KITIMAT
Located
on
tidewater,
Kitimat
has
modern
harbour
and
dock
facilities
for
the
fast
handling
of
incoming
and
outgoing
cargo.
Already
In
operation,
the
port
is
becoming
increasingly
active.
The
first
shipments
of
aluminum
ore
from
Jamaica
have
been
received.
Kitimat
wharves
will
assist
in
the
growth
and
expansion
of
the
District
by
providing
access
to
ocean
transport
for
other
regional
enterprises
as
well
m
the
aluminum
industry.
TOWNSITE
AT
KITIMAT
The
Town
of
Kitimat
is
gradually
rising
in
the
forest
clearing.
Planned
in
the
tradition
of
British
Columbia,
Kitimat
has
the
opportunity
of
Rotting
a
new
high
standard
in
town
planning.
Homes
are
being
occupied
and
soon
the
initial
population
will
number
6,000
to
7,000
persons
where
but
a
few
years
ago
no
houses
existed.
As
the
aluminum
industry
grows
and
new
enterprises
come
into
the
area,
Kitimat
will
expand.
The
designs
of
the
Townsite
by
experts
provide
for
an
eventual
50,000
population.
FIKST
KITOIAT
HOMES
located
on
the
townsite
were
opened
last
winter.
Built
at
high
cost
because
of
remoteness
of
the
area
from
supplies,
the
houses
are
being
sold
to
Alcan
workers
for
$14,000
each.
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POWERHOUSE
,'
m
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jr
Aluninam
Ii
"packitc
iwir."
The
electricity
needed
to
produce
one
ton
of
aluminum
would
light
the
average
home
for
nearly
a
generation!
T.y
developing
abundant,
low-cost
power
at
Kitimat,
this
Canadian
enterprise
has
created
employment
and
income'
for
the
men
who
build
and
operate
the
dams
and
power
house,
the
docks
and
smelter
and
power
lines
it
need;
and
for
the
more
than
one
thousand
independent
Canadian
companies
who
turn
aluminum
into
countless
forms
important
to
industry
and
our
own
daily
living.
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rrofttoors
of
Aluminum
for
Canadian
Industry
and
World
Markets
WINDSOR
VANCOUVER
MONTREAL
QUEBEC
TORONTO
KEMANO
BAY
power
site
shows
the
snow-capped
barrier
through
which
a
10-mile
tunnel
was
pushed
from
a
reservoir
on
the
east
side.
Cross
marks
e?fit
of
tunnel
from
which
underground
penstocks
lead
to
powerhouse
in
cavern.