How close is the nearest gas pipeline?

The Energy Information Administration's map of natural gas transmission pipelines, the large interstate and intrastate lines that move gas between states and to city gates, republished on ArcGIS Online by Esri's Federal User Community. The map shows the distance from each ZIP's population center to the nearest operating line; the card gives the miles of transmission pipe inside the ZIP by operator. Local distribution mains under the streets, gathering lines from wells and liquids pipelines are not included, and the federal map is generalized, so a line can be a few hundred yards off.

1,229 of 1,233 ZIPs have data; median 2.2 mi.

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Transmission line under half a mile · 192 Half a mile to 1 mile · 157 1 to 3 miles · 385 3 to 10 miles · 385 10 miles or more · 110 No data · 4

Map of Ohio by Pipelines

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EIA natural gas interstate and intrastate transmission pipelines via Esri's Federal User Community copy on ArcGIS Online (data last updated July 2025; 1,239 segments in and around Ohio): miles inside each ZIP by operator, distance from the population-weighted center to the nearest operating line

EIA U.S. Energy Atlas · ArcGIS Online item

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