| Summary: | Abstract: The development and management of a right-of-way is a complex process which must consider the ecologi-cal and social implications of the resulting severance on plants, animals and people, as well as the benefits which will accrue to the utility and society. Management policies must be based on sound ecological and economic practices that provide the required degree of line security as well as other benefits to society. The province of Ontario is situated in an area which could best be described as being north of the Great Lakes. South to north it extends ap-proximately 1,000 miles to Hudson Bay. On the east it is bordered by the province of Quebec, and roughly 1,000 miles to the west, by the pro-vince of Manitoba. The total area of this land mass is somewhat over 400,000 square miles. To put it another way, Ontario is approximately equal in size to the combined areas of the states
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