The U.S. Atlantic Coast, spanning Georgia to Maine, relies on petroleum product supplies delivered from the Gulf Coast and MidContinent regions, with the Colonial Pipeline serving as a critical conduit for products originating in Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi.

U.S. Atlantic Coast is dependent on Gulf Coast and MidContinent Petroleum Product Supplies — figure 2
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U.S. Atlantic Coast is dependent on Gulf Coast and MidContinent Petroleum Product Supplies — figure 3
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U.S. Atlantic Coast is dependent on Gulf Coast and MidContinent Petroleum Product Supplies — figure 4
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U.S. Atlantic Coast is dependent on Gulf Coast and MidContinent Petroleum Product Supplies — figure 5
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U.S. Atlantic Coast is dependent on Gulf Coast and MidContinent Petroleum Product Supplies — figure 6
Fig. 6 of 6 · Chart 12 · Source: EPRINC

From the EPRINC Chart of the Week archive.

Cite: EPRINC, “U.S. Atlantic Coast is dependent on Gulf Coast and MidContinent Petroleum Product Supplies,” Chart of the Week 12, May 11, 2021.

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