The main report includes:

• Appendix C.   Federal, state, and local authorizations anticipated for the project
• Appendix D.   Summary of public, agency, and stakeholder engagement and correspondence
• Appendix E.   Typical drawings

The route adjacent to Nancy Lake Recreation Area, the east side of Susitna Flats State Game Refuge, and Fire Island.

The route along the Kenai Peninsula between the northern tip of the peninsula and Nikiski.

The arctic coast route from border of ANWR to Prudhoe Bay.

From Prudhoe Bay to Mile Post 264 (counting from south) of James Dalton Highway.

Between Mile Posts 270 and 102 of James Dalton Highway.

• GTP site (topo and aerial -- sheets 1-3)

The main report includes:

• Appendix A.   General impacts from similar projects in Alaska
• Appendix B.   Public and private water wells within 150 feet of the Alaska LNG Project
• Appendices C-D.   (placeholder pages only)

Contains (starting on PDF page):

• Main report   (page 3)
• Appendix A   (page 29)
• Appendix B   (page 35)
  • Appendix A   (page 55)
  • Appendix B   (page 60)
  • Appendix C   (page 62)
  • Appendix D   (page 65: empty appendix)
• Appendix C   (page 66):   Wetland determination forms

Contains:

• Appendix C:   Wetland determination forms   (continued)

Note:   The Office of the Federal Coordinator's website originally numbered its PDFs so that there was a missing part between this PDF and the next PDF (skipping a file called "Appendix 2E, Part 4, File 4 of 8).   Based on the 'Feature ID' numbering, no section appears to be missing.

Contains (starting on PDF page):

• Appendix C   (page 1):   Wetland determination forms   (continued)
• Appendix D   (page 420):   2014 Wetland delineation maps (2 charts; 4 index maps; maps 1-24)

Contains:

• Appendix D:   2014 Wetland delineation maps   (maps 25-85)

Contains:

• Appendix D:   2014 Wetland delineation maps   (maps 86-146)

Contains:

• Appendix D:   2014 Wetland delineation maps   (maps 147-205)

The route adjacent to Nancy Lake Recreation Area, the east side of Susitna Flats State Game Refuge, and Fire Island.

The route along the Kenai Peninsula between the northern tip of the peninsula and Nikiski.

From Prudhoe Bay to Mile Post 148.5 (counting from north) (or from Prudhoe Bay to Mile Post 264 counting from south) of James Dalton Highway.

Between Mile Posts 143 and 306.5 (counting from north) (or between Mile Posts 270 to 102 counting from south) of James Dalton Highway.

Note:   Contains placeholder pages only, as these appendices had not been released in this draft.

This document includes:

• Appendix B.   Draft Visual Resources Study Plan
• Appendix D.   General Impacts from Similar Projects in Alaska

Appendix A appears in nine parts below.

Appendix C (Contaminated Sites Mapbook) is indicated by a placeholder page citing it is provided under separate cover, but it was not released.

The route along the Kenai Peninsula between the northern tip of the peninsula and Nikiski.

The route along the Kenai Peninsula between the northern tip of the peninsula and Nikiski.

From Prudhoe Bay to Mile Post 148.5 (counting from north) (or from Prudhoe Bay to Mile Post 264 counting from south) of James Dalton Highway.

Between Mile Posts 143 and 306.5 (counting from north) (or between Mile Posts 270 to 102 counting from south) of James Dalton Highway.

Between Mile Posts 301 and 401 (counting from north) of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline to the Anderson area.

Between the Anderson area to Mile Post 121 of Parks Highway.

Between Mile Post 126 of Parks Highway to Cook Inlet waterfront north of Tyonek.

The Arctic Ocean coast from Prudhoe Bay up to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge