UNUSUALLY SENSITIVE AREA DATA

The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) has discontinued providing open access to the National Pipeline Mapping System. Recent events have focused additional security concerns on critical infrastructure systems. Due to these concerns, PHMSA no longer provides unlimited access to the Internet mapping application, pipeline data, and drinking water Unusually Sensitive Area data. PHMSA is committed to providing pipeline related data to pipeline operators complying with integrity management programs and to community officials.

PHMSA will verify the contact information provided by all requesting individuals.

THERE HAVE BEEN NO UPDATES TO USA DATA LAYERS SINCE THEIR ORIGINIAL RELEASE.

Unusually Sensitive Areas (USA's)

Unusually Sensitive Areas Final Reports Now Available to Pipeline Operators and Federal/State/Local Government Agencies.
To request reports, please send us an email.

Drinking Water USA's by state:

Please Note:
Drinking Water USA data will be provided to pipeline operators ONLY.
Due to data security concerns, contractors/consultants will need to initiate
requests for drinking water USA data through pipeline operators. Thank you
for your cooperation.

If you wish to view the metadata, please click on the Metadata link below to access the HTML or parseable text versions. If you wish to associate the metadata with the GIS file in ESRI's ArcCatalog, please save the SGML version of the metadata locally by selecting the SGML option accessed via the Metadata link below. If you encounter difficulties in accessing the SGML version, please contact the National Repository at 703-317-6294 or npms-nr@mbakercorp.com.

Ecological USA's by state:

Please Note:
Ecological USA data will be provided to pipeline operators ONLY.
Due to data security concerns, contractors/consultants will need to initiate
requests for ecological USA data through pipeline operators. Thank you
for your cooperation.

If you wish to view the metadata, please click on the Metadata link below to access the HTML or parseable text versions. If you wish to associate the metadata with the GIS file in ESRI's ArcCatalog, please save the SGML version of the metadata locally by selecting the SGML option accessed via the Metadata link below. If you encounter difficulties in accessing the SGML version, please contact the National Repository at 703-317-6294 or npms-nr@mbakercorp.com.

Description: Areas of unusual environmental sensitivity with regard to potential hazardous liquid pipeline releases.
Scale: Varies with data set.
Installation: ArcInfo Export files can be imported into ESRI ArcInfo using the Arc IMPORT command with the COVER option. ArcView shapefiles can be used with numerous GIS applications.
Latest Version: Version 1
Size: Varies with data set.
Download Time: Varies with data set.