
Gulf Coast
Offshore Oil Platform
Maps
Below are
free pdf maps of the major locations of
the 6659 active and
removed oil platforms, of which 819 are still
fully manned. These maps cover the Gulf Coast oil rigs
and offshore pipelines of Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, and
Texas. Many of these platforms and oil rigs were either sunk or
set
adrift after
hurricane Katrina and Rita struck this area of the gulf in August/Sept.
2005.
The Gulf of Mexico normally pumps about 1.5 million barrels per day
(bpd) of US crude, a quarter of domestic output and equivalent to
nearly 2 percent of global oil production. As we now know, any
disruption to this area
can cause oil prices to dramatically increase.
Larger more detailed maps with seafloor Bathymetry and DEM Shaded
Relief data can be custom made for your needs.
Web Map showing Oil
Platforms destroyed by Katrina
Web Map showing Oil
Platforms destroyed by Rita
New
Orleans Region PDF - 1.77Mb
Port
Arthur Region PDF - 2.37Mb
Galveston
Region PDF - 1.41Mb
New
Orleans Inset One PDF - 984Kb
New
Orleans Inset Two PDF - 1Mb
New
Orleans Inset Three PDF - 711Kb
New
Orleans Landsat one PDF - 1.06Mb
New
Orleans Landsat Two PDF - 903Kb
New
Orleans Landsat Three PDF - 1,13Mb
Related Links:
*NEW*
TEXAS COAST REFINERIES *NEW* - These refineries are of great
concern with the increase in hurricanes this year.
Removing platforms
- Steps involved in removing a offshore platform.
Gas and fuel prices - International Energy Price Information
for spots around the World.
Strategic
Petroleum Reserve - Information on the Strategic Petroleum
Reserve.
Hurricane
Information - Hurricane
damage and strength rankings.
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