Middle East Pipelines map - Crude Oil (petroleum) pipelines - Natural Gas pipelines - Products pipelines

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The following table lists Middle East pipelines, as shown on the map. It is followed by the map, which you can click to see an enlarged version. The pipeline routes on the map are labeled with the codes that are explained in the table. Pipeline label codes are colored green for oil, red for gas and blue for products, such as gasoline, propane and ethylene. The diameter, length and capacity of the pipeline, if known, are shown on the table.
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1 Mashad, Neka
2 Ahwaz
3 Qazvin
4 Shahrud
5 Line reversed
6 Baghdad
7 Rumaila, Basrah
8 Baiji (K2)
9 3 pipelines
10 Includes loops
11 Crude and NGLs
12 LInks into T2 pump station
13 Tripoli
14 Homs
15 Murban, Ruwais
16 Jebel Dhannah
17 3 lines
18 Multan, Pakistan
19 Iraq section closed
20 Closed
21 Transits through United Arab Emirates
22 Closed - Transits through Jordan and Syria

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