Utica Marcellus Texas Pipeline Map

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This document shows existing and proposed natural gas and natural gas liquid pipeline infrastructure in the Appalachian region. It depicts pipelines connecting production areas in Ohio, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania to processing plants and interconnects along the pipelines. A proposed Kinder Morgan/MarkWest Utica Shale gas processing plant in Ohio is marked. The pipelines provide connectivity between natural gas production in the region and markets across the United States.

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OTTAWA

ASHTABULA

Connectivity via Existing
Pipeline Infrastructure
LORAIN

MEDINA

SUMMIT

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Petersburg
MAHONING

Hickory Bend

ProposedWAYNE
RICHLAND
Kinder MorganMarkWest
Utica EMG JV Plant
ASHLAND

STARK

Kensington

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MORROW

MLV 212h i o
O

KNOX

COSHOCTON

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TUSCARAWAS

Lewis

Kansas

HARRISON

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Hopedale

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MONROE
Berne

ATHENS

WESTMORELAND

Majorsville

Taylor

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16
"

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Maryland

"
26

"
36
"
26

West Virginia

Fort Beeler

CALHOUN

GREENE

Kentucky

Virginia

MONONGALIA

Mobley

MARION

PRESTON

West Virginia

GILMER

Sherwood
LEWIS

20

GARRETT

TAYLOR

HARRISON

^

RITCHIE
WIRT

FAYETTE

Natrium

DODDRIDGE

WOOD

JACKSON

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"
26 36" 6"
2

Pennsylvania

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WASHINGTON

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PLEASANTS

MASON

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26

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Houston

TYLER

WASHINGTON

GALLIA

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^

Missouri

MARSHALL

HOCKING

Oklahoma

Indiana

INDIANA

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BROOKE

WETZEL

MEIGS

Illinois

ALLEGHENY

MORGAN

JACKSON

MLV 212

ARMSTRONG

Pennsylvania

HANCOCK

BELMONT

Seneca

VINTON

Ohio

Keystone

BEAVER

Moundsville

PERRY

BUTLER

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Cadiz

Proposed
Kinder MorganMarkWest
Utica EMG JV Plant

CLARION

STA. 219

OHIO

MUSKINGUM

FAIRFIELD

LAWRENCE

JEFFERSON

GUERNSEY

NOBLE

STA. 219

Leesville

"

LICKING

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COLUMBIANA

CARROLL

HOLMES

"

Three Rivers

PORTAGE

VENANGO

MERCER

26
"

Nebraska

HURON

Iowa

TRUMBULL

Ne w Yo r k

Michigan

FOREST

GEAUGA

CUYAHOGA

ERIE

CRAWFORD

10
UPSHUR

BARBOUR
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20

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GRANT
TUCKER

40

RANDOLPH
Miles
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30 26" 30" "
24

Arkansas

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Te n n e s s e e

North Carolina

South Carolina

Mississippi

STA. 40

24

Alabama

Georgia

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Louisiana

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200 Miles

Legend

Florida
EXISTING TGP SYSTEM

EXISTING MARKWEST NGL SYSTEM

MONT BELVIEU, TX

CONVERTED YGRADE SYSTEM
NEW YGRADE PIPELINE

Utica Marcellus
Texas Pipeline, LLC
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20

40

80
Miles

120

160

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