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Durango Texas Department of TransportationTransportation Planning and Programming DivisionData Analysis, Mapping and Reporting BranchNovember 1, 2013

Oil, Gas & Liquid Pipelines 2013

Copyright 2013Texas Department of TransportationNoticeThis map was produced for internal use within the Texas Department of Transportation.Accuracy is limited to the validity of available data as of December 31, 2012.

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JONESSMITH GREGG

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CASTROPARMER

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FANNINARCHERBAYLOR

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DENTON COLLIN

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BORDEN FISHER

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MARTIN HOWARDTAYLOR

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SHELBY

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CONCHO

NEWTON

JASPERMENARD

WALKERBURNETBRAZOS

GRIMES

TERRELL LIBERTY

BASTROP

EDWARDS FAYETTEKENDALL

BANDERA

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CALHOUNREFUGIO

ARANSAS

KLEBERG

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TARRANT KAUFMAN

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FREESTONE

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LIMESTONE

TOM GREEN MCCULLOCHROBERTSON

MONTGOMERY

WASHINGTON

HUTCHINSON

DEAF SMITH

PALO PINTO

JEFF DAVISSCHLEICHER

WILLIAMSON

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COLLINGSWORTH

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Beaumont

Odessa

CollegeStation

SugarLand

Houston

PasadenaBaytown

Round Rock

Waco

Killeen

McAllen

Austin

LongviewArlington

SanAntonio

LewisvilleDenton

Bryan

CorpusChristi

Brownsville

Richardson

WichitaFalls

Amarillo

Tyler

SanAngelo

Lubbock

Victoria

GrandPrairieAbilene

Plano

Dallas

Carrollton

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Oil, Gas & Other Liquid Pipelines

Source: Railroad Commission of Texas

Oil and Gas Production Areas

Source: Railroad Commission of Texas

Major CityCounty BoundaryU.S. HighwayGulf Intracoastal Waterway

Haynesville-Bossier Play

Woodford Play

Barnett PlayBend Play

Eagle Ford Play

Pearsall Play

Permian BasinAnadarko Basin

Crude OilNatural GasOther Liquid

Pipeline FactsTexas has the most extensive pipeline in the U.S., with over 360,000 miles of pipes crossing the state. If stretched end-to-end,Texas pipelines would circle the Earth approximately 14.5 times!Texas gas wells produced 7,051,594,211,000 cubic feet of natural gas in 2011.Texas oil wells produced 533,141,000 barrels of crude oil in 2012. There are 660 TxDOT cars and trucks (on-road vehicles)using liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) in addition to gasoline.

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