What this is:

Pipeline centrelines the Commission maps, one shapefile layer per county — pipe001l for Anderson, and so on. Liquid, gas and abandoned lines are not separate layers: they are all in the one layer, told apart by attributes. COMMODITY1 to COMMODITY3 and CMDTY_DESC carry what the line moves, STATUS_CD its status and SYSTYPE the system type, alongside the operator name and P-5 number, diameter and T-4 permit.

How it is laid out:

The Railroad Commission publishes this as ArcView shapefile. ArcView shapefile — several files that must be kept together. We mirror the Commission's file exactly as they published it, byte for byte. We have not decoded this one into a table yet, so reading it needs the right tooling.

What we add:

Map gathering and transmission infrastructure against production and processing.

  • Mirrored so the file is here when the Commission's own link is not.
  • Documented — what it is, where it came from, and when we last fetched it.

Worth knowing before use:

These are the Commission's mapped routes, not an as-built survey, and abandoned lines are included — filter on STATUS_CD if you do not want them. Every RRC map layer is published in the Geographic coordinate system in decimal degrees on the NAD27 datum — EPSG:4267. That is not what web mapping expects.

The full page lists every trap in this dataset.

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