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Durango Texas Department of Transportation Transportation Planning and Programming Division Data Analysis, Mapping and Reporting Branch November 1, 2013 Oil, Gas & Liquid Pipelines 2013 Copyright 2013 Texas Department of Transportation Notice This 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. 0 50 100 150 Miles LEE BEE HAYS KERR REAL FRIO WEBB GRAY HALL LAMB HALE CLAY KING KNOX JACK WISE HUNT KENT LYNN CASS WOOD HOOD RUSK HILL COKE LEON WARD BELL POLK COMAL BEXAR DUVAL STARR MOORE FLOYD FOARD COOKE LAMAR BOWIE DELTA TITUS YOUNG GARZA TERRY RAINS JONES SMITH GREGG ELLIS NOLAN ERATH ECTOR BROWN MILLS UPTON CRANE IRION FALLS PECOS MILAM TYLER MASON LLANO KIMBLE SUTTON TRAVIS HARDIN BLANCO WALLER ORANGE HARRIS AUSTIN MEDINA LAVACA UVALDE KINNEY WILSON KARNES ZAVALA GOLIAD DIMMIT NUECES ZAPATA KENEDY BROOKS MORRIS DALLAM OLDHAM CARSON POTTER DONLEY CASTRO PARMER COTTLE MOTLEY BAILEY FANNIN ARCHER BAYLOR CROSBY DENTON COLLIN YOAKUM PARKER DALLAS SCURRY BORDEN FISHER DAWSON GAINES UPSHUR MARION MARTIN HOWARD TAYLOR PANOLA BOSQUE LOVING REEVES SHELBY REAGAN SABINE CONCHO NEWTON JASPER MENARD WALKER BURNET BRAZOS GRIMES TERRELL LIBERTY BASTROP EDWARDS FAYETTE KENDALL BANDERA WHARTON DE WITT JACKSON CALHOUN REFUGIO ARANSAS KLEBERG HIDALGO SHERMAN ROBERTS HARTLEY WHEELER RANDALL BRISCOE SWISHER WICHITA GRAYSON DICKENS LUBBOCK COCHRAN HOCKLEY HASKELL HOPKINS TARRANT KAUFMAN ANDREWS NAVARRO WINKLER MIDLAND RUNNELS COLEMAN EL PASO CORYELL HOUSTON TRINITY MADISON WILLACY CAMERON BURLESON BREWSTER PRESIDIO CALDWELL COLORADO CHAMBERS GONZALES BRAZORIA ATASCOSA VICTORIA MAVERICK LIVE OAK MCMULLEN LA SALLE JIM HOGG LIPSCOMB HANSFORD HEMPHILL HARDEMAN MONTAGUE FRANKLIN ROCKWALL STEPHENS HARRISON MITCHELL EASTLAND CALLAHAN COMANCHE CHEROKEE STERLING ANDERSON HAMILTON HUDSPETH MCLENNAN ANGELINA SAN SABA LAMPASAS CROCKETT GILLESPIE VAL VERDE JEFFERSON GUADALUPE FORT BEND GALVESTON MATAGORDA JIM WELLS OCHILTREE ARMSTRONG CHILDRESS WILBARGER RED RIVER STONEWALL VAN ZANDT HENDERSON GLASSCOCK FREESTONE CULBERSON LIMESTONE TOM GREEN MCCULLOCH ROBERTSON MONTGOMERY WASHINGTON HUTCHINSON DEAF SMITH PALO PINTO JEFF DAVIS SCHLEICHER WILLIAMSON SHACKELFORD NACOGDOCHES SAN JACINTO SAN PATRICIO THROCKMORTON COLLINGSWORTH SAN AUGUSTINE CAMP SOMERVELL Mexico Gulf of Mexico New Mexico Nuevo Leon Coahuila De Zaragoza Chihuahua Tamaulipas Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana Durango 385 80 90 84 87 59 87 190 271 84 380 87 69 54 87 283 259 79 181 283 77 290 281 385 287 190 190 259 183 287 277 385 290 290 377 283 180 277 84 183 377 190 82 287 287 83 380 380 183 377 277 287 281 190 385 380 377 190 283 77 380 277 90 75 84 90 277 60 81 83 70 83 67 259 77 54 377 90 57 69 277 181 70 287 175 385 281 271 87 62 60 380 82 83 190 96 87 67 190 183 183 290 281 80 287 285 83 84 385 84 77 83 281 69 79 59 180 62 59 82 90 87 67 110 345 369 69E 69C 410 69 69 820 35 635 610 2 69E 35W 35E 27 37 40 30 45 10 35 10 20 Laredo Midland El Paso Beaumont Odessa College Station Sugar Land Houston Pasadena Baytown Round Rock Waco Killeen McAllen Austin Longview Arlington San Antonio Lewisville Denton Bryan Corpus Christi Brownsville Richardson Wichita Falls Amarillo Tyler San Angelo Lubbock Victoria Grand Prairie Abilene Plano Dallas Carrollton Lakeway Garland Fort Worth Mesquite Irving Gulf Intracoastal Waterway Gulf Intracoastal Waterway Oil, Gas & Other Liquid Pipelines Source: Railroad Commission of Texas Oil and Gas Production Areas Source: Railroad Commission of Texas Major City County Boundary U.S. Highway Gulf Intracoastal Waterway Haynesville-Bossier Play Woodford Play Barnett Play Bend Play Eagle Ford Play Pearsall Play Permian Basin Anadarko Basin Crude Oil Natural Gas Other Liquid Pipeline Facts Texas 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. Interstate Highway
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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.
0 50 100 150Miles
LEE
BEE
HAYSKERR
REAL
FRIO
WEBB
GRAY
HALL
LAMB
HALE
CLAYKING KNOX
JACK
WISE
HUNT
KENTLYNN CASS
WOOD
HOOD
RUSKHILL
COKE
LEON
WARD
BELL POLK
COMAL
BEXAR
DUVAL
STARR
MOORE
FLOYDFOARD
COOKELAMAR
BOWIEDELTATITUS
YOUNGGARZA
TERRYRAINS
JONESSMITH GREGG
ELLISNOLANERATH
ECTORBROWN
MILLSUPTON
CRANE
IRIONFALLS
PECOS
MILAM
TYLERMASON LLANO
KIMBLESUTTON TRAVIS HARDINBLANCO
WALLER
ORANGE
HARRISAUSTIN
MEDINALAVACA
UVALDEKINNEY
WILSON
KARNESZAVALA
GOLIAD
DIMMIT
NUECES
ZAPATAKENEDY
BROOKS
MORRIS
DALLAM
OLDHAMCARSONPOTTER
DONLEY
CASTROPARMER
COTTLEMOTLEYBAILEY
FANNINARCHERBAYLOR
CROSBY
DENTON COLLIN
YOAKUM
PARKER DALLASSCURRY
BORDEN FISHER
DAWSONGAINESUPSHUR MARION
MARTIN HOWARDTAYLOR
PANOLA
BOSQUELOVING
REEVES
SHELBY
REAGANSABINE
CONCHO
NEWTON
JASPERMENARD
WALKERBURNETBRAZOS
GRIMES
TERRELL LIBERTY
BASTROP
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BANDERA
WHARTON
DE WITTJACKSON
CALHOUNREFUGIO
ARANSAS
KLEBERG
HIDALGO
SHERMAN
ROBERTSHARTLEY
WHEELER
RANDALL
BRISCOESWISHER
WICHITA
GRAYSONDICKENS
LUBBOCKCOCHRAN
HOCKLEY
HASKELLHOPKINS
TARRANT KAUFMAN
ANDREWS
NAVARRO
WINKLER MIDLANDRUNNELS
COLEMAN
EL PASO
CORYELL
HOUSTON
TRINITY
MADISON
WILLACY
CAMERON
BURLESON
BREWSTER
PRESIDIO
CALDWELLCOLORADO
CHAMBERS
GONZALESBRAZORIA
ATASCOSAVICTORIA
MAVERICK
LIVE OAKMCMULLEN
LA SALLE
JIM HOGG
LIPSCOMBHANSFORD
HEMPHILL
HARDEMAN
MONTAGUE
FRANKLIN
ROCKWALL
STEPHENSHARRISON
MITCHELL EASTLANDCALLAHAN
COMANCHE CHEROKEESTERLING ANDERSON
HAMILTONHUDSPETH MCLENNAN
ANGELINA
SAN SABA
LAMPASAS
CROCKETT
GILLESPIE
VAL VERDE JEFFERSON
GUADALUPE FORT BENDGALVESTON
MATAGORDA
JIM WELLS
OCHILTREE
ARMSTRONG
CHILDRESS
WILBARGER
RED RIVER
STONEWALL
VAN ZANDT
HENDERSON
GLASSCOCK
FREESTONE
CULBERSON
LIMESTONE
TOM GREEN MCCULLOCHROBERTSON
MONTGOMERY
WASHINGTON
HUTCHINSON
DEAF SMITH
PALO PINTO
JEFF DAVISSCHLEICHER
WILLIAMSON
SHACKELFORD
NACOGDOCHES
SAN JACINTO
SANPATRICIO
THROCKMORTON
COLLINGSWORTH
SANAUGUSTINE
CAMP
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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
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Lakeway
Garland
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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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