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Pipeline mileage and plant counts for a county, transmission lines near a point, and how an operator has been cited.

About PHMSA Pipeline Safety & County Mileage

Federal pipeline safety records from the National Pipeline Mapping System and the pipeline enforcement docket, covering 3,227 counties of mileage by commodity, 126 counties with an active liquefied natural gas plant, 32,892 mapped transmission centerlines, and 5,073 enforcement cases against 778 operators since 2002. It answers what runs through a parcel county, who operates it, and what that operator record looks like before a purchase or a siting decision. County mileage describes a county and never a parcel, and mapped centerlines are reference geometry rather than a located line. Pipeline incidents and accidents are not here: the agency publishes them only on hosts that refuse a server request or sit behind a login, and this source states that absence instead of approximating it. None of this substitutes for calling 811 before any digging.

Published byPHMSA National Pipeline Mapping System and PHMSA Pipeline Enforcement (PRIMIS)
CoversUnited States counties and county equivalents, keyed by five-digit FIPS (3,227 counties in the NPMS mileage workbook), United States counties with at least one active NPMS LNG plant (126 counties), United States interstate and intrastate natural gas transmission pipeline centerlines (EIA, 32,892 features), and United States pipeline operators with PHMSA enforcement history since 2002 (778 operators, 5,073 cases)
Records from2002 to present
UpdatesScheduled · every year
CredentialsNone of your own

All NPMS data is for reference purposes only. It should never be used as a substitute for contacting a one-call center prior to excavation activities. Please call 811 before any digging occurs.

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  1. 1

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  2. 2

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  3. 3

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  4. 4

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  5. 5

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