LNG Atlas

Ranking

Longest gas transmission pipelines

Ranked by length, preferring Global Energy Monitor's reported figure and falling back to the length measured from the mapped route where none is reported — the same rule every pipeline page uses.

Top 50 by length

#PipelineCountriesLengthBasis
1NaTran Gas Pipeline NetworkFrance29,574 kmReported
2Nova Gas Transmission (NGTL) PipelineCanada24,500 kmReported
3Northern Natural Gas PipelineUnited States23,014 kmReported
4Columbia Gas TransmissionUnited States19,312 kmReported
5Tennessee Gas PipelineUnited States18,926 kmReported
6El Paso Gas PipelineUnited States16,319 kmReported
7TransGas PipelineCanada14,676 kmReported
8Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America SystemUnited States14,645 kmReported
9Texas Eastern Transmission (TETCO) Gas PipelineUnited States14,202 kmReported
10Canadian Mainline Gas PipelineCanada14,082 kmReported
11Southern Natural Gas PipelineUnited States12,231 kmReported
12Gulf South Gas PipelineUnited States12,070 kmReported
13Pacific Gas & Electric PipelineUnited States11,265 kmReported
14Texas Intrastate System Gas PipelineUnited States10,895 kmReported
15Transcontinental Gas PipelineUnited States10,200 kmReported
16Texas Gas Transmission PipelineUnited States9,616 kmReported
17Enable Gas TransmissionUnited States9,495 kmReported
18Southern Star Central Gas PipelineUnited States9,334 kmReported
19CNPC Sichuan & Chongqing Gas Pipeline NetworkChina9,227 kmReported
20Atmos Pipeline TexasUnited States9,173 kmReported
21West-East Gas Pipeline 2China9,102 kmReported
22Sistema Nacional de Gasoductos (SNG)Mexico8,611 kmReported
23Florida Gas Transmission PipelineUnited States8,530 kmReported
24China–Russia East PipelineChina7,802 kmReported
25National Transmission SystemUnited Kingdom7,650 kmReported
26Tallgrass Interstate Gas TransmissionUnited States7,492 kmReported
27West-East Gas Pipeline 3China7,378 kmReported
28Guizhou Gas Pipeline NetworkChina7,090 kmReported
29Colorado Interstate Gas PipelineUnited States6,920 kmReported
30India-Myanmar-Bangladesh Gas PipelineIndia, Bangladesh, Myanmar6,900 kmReported
31Eastern Gas Transmission and Storage System (EGTS)United States6,437 kmReported
32Northwest Gas PipelineUnited States6,276 kmReported
33Anhui Gas Pipeline NetworkChina6,246 kmReported
34Houston Gas Pipeline (HPL) SystemUnited States6,116 kmReported
35Dominion Gas PipelineUnited States6,059 kmReported
36SoCalGas PipelineUnited States5,858 kmReported
37Nigeria-Morocco Gas PipelineNigeria, Benin, Togo +115,660 kmReported
38Iran–Iraq–Syria Gas PipelineIran, Iraq, Syria +15,600 kmReported
39Williston Basin Gas PipelineUnited States5,414 kmReported
40Columbia Gulf Transmission PipelineUnited States5,360 kmReported
41Wafa-Mellitah Gas PipelineLibya5,246 kmReported
42Tejas Gas PipelineUnited States5,221 kmReported
43China–Russia East PipelineChina5,111 kmReported
44Teréga Gas Pipeline NetworkFrance4,691 kmReported
45Progress Gas PipelineRussia, Ukraine4,591 kmReported
46San Martin PipelineArgentina4,590 kmReported
47Urengoy-Pomary-Uzhgorod Gas PipelineRussia, Ukraine4,451 kmReported
48Transwestern Gas PipelineUnited States4,345 kmReported
49Xinjiang Coal-to-Gas PipelineChina4,159 kmReported
50Trans-Sahara Gas PipelineNigeria, Niger, Algeria4,128 kmReported

Showing the top 50. The pipeline directory lists all of them, sortable by any column. See reading a capacity figure for how length and capacity bases are distinguished.

Common questions

Each answer stands on its own.

What is the longest gas pipeline in the tracker?
NaTran Gas Pipeline Network, at 29,574 km, crossing France. That is GEM's own reported length.
Does this ranking include pipelines that are proposed or under construction?
Yes — length is a physical property of a route rather than a statement about capacity, so length rankings do not carry the same never-add-statuses-together rule that capacity does. Each pipeline's status is shown, and a route can be measured whether or not it is built yet.
Why do some lengths come from a mapped route rather than a reported figure?
Because Global Energy Monitor does not report a length for every pipeline. Where one is missing, the length is measured from the same route geometry drawn on the map, and the ranking states which basis applies to each entry.
Is a single "pipeline" in this ranking always one continuous route?
It is one project as GEM defines it, which can be a single continuous line or a national network filed under one name. The individual pipeline page for each entry shows its full route on the map.