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Pipeline Incident Database

A source-linked map of U.S. pipeline incident and accident records, designed to make a technical file easier to read without hiding its limits.

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Launch edition

Index architecture is live. Verified aggregates follow retained source snapshots.

The initial edition publishes the shared vocabulary, source routes and system boundaries first. Counts and rates will be added only after PipeMag can retain the file, checksum it, map its fields and reproduce the displayed result.

Systems planned for the PipeMag Incident & Integrity Index · PipeMag Editorial Desk · pipeline safety
ViewSource systemWhat remains distinct
Gas distributionPHMSA incident data, 2010–presentIncident definition and annual report fields
Transmission & gatheringPHMSA incident data, 2010–presentTransmission, gathering and facility scope
Hazardous liquidPHMSA accident data, 2010–presentAccident threshold and release fields
LNGPHMSA incident data, 2011–presentFacility context is not a mileage proxy

What readers can verify now

PHMSA explains that incident files contain a data file and a field-description file. PipeMag will retain both, keep reported and normalized values side by side, and display a link to the originating official source. The methodology records the rules before numbers are published.

Use the failure-cause guide to understand why cause labels cannot always be pooled. For background on denominators, read U.S. pipeline mileage.

Snapshot status

Official dataset collection is required before PipeMag displays an aggregate. This edition intentionally shows no incident total, rate, ranking or selected case match.