A CNR plan, encompassing mile 109.3 to 108.7, from the late 1950's showing what was the short-lived junction between the Canadian Northern Pacific Railway and the New Westminster Southern Railway at Port Kells. Bottom-right is where the NWSR crossed Townline Road (96th Avenue); the farm road centre-right is 186th Street; top is the Fraser River's shoreline along Parsons Channel. CNoR Pacific Division Employee Timetable #2, dated 11 June 1916, Port Mann Subdivision, lists Port Kells Jct. (Jct. with GNR) at mile 109.3; CNoR Port Kells was at mile 107.3. The junction was abandoned in 1919 along with the old GNR line to Hazelmere.