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807 of 813 LNG terminals have coordinates and appear as points; 3921 of 4246 pipelines have a route and appear as lines. Colour shows project status. The map loads only when you ask for it.
807 terminals and 3921 pipeline routes, drawn from a self-hosted country outline file. Nothing is requested from a third-party tile service.
Loads about 250 kB of map code and the country outline file.
Operating257 terminals, 2975 pipelinesUnder construction52 terminals, 282 pipelinesProposed166 terminals, 611 pipelinesIdle6 terminals, 8 pipelinesMothballed6 terminals, 9 pipelinesShelved71 terminals, 103 pipelinesCancelled252 terminals, 243 pipelinesRetired3 terminals, 14 pipelines
What is on the map
- Terminals are points at the coordinates GEM reports. 6 terminals in the tracker have no coordinates and cannot be plotted.
- Pipelines are lines. Routes come from GEM's route file where available, from route coordinates in the spreadsheet otherwise, and as a straight start-to-end line where only endpoints are known. 325 pipelines cannot be drawn at all.
- LNG carriers are not on the map. This site does not carry live vessel positions, and a ship's location is not part of the tracker data. Carrier pages will describe the ship, its yard and its containment system, not where it is today.
The layers are plain GeoJSON and you can use them directly:terminals and pipelines. Pipeline routes in those files are simplified for display; the full-precision geometry stays in the build database.
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Every asset on the map has a page, and both directories work without JavaScript.