Map Source:
Our maps were created using the Department of Transportation (DOT)
Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration PHMSA public map
viewer than taking screen shots to post them
here.
On September 9, 2010 a
30-inch diameter
natural gas
transmission pipeline (Line 132) owned and operated by Pacific Gas
& Electric Company (PG&E) ruptured in a residential area in San
Bruno, California. The explosion and fire killed 8 people,
destroyed 37 homes
and damaged another 18 homes in the blast vicinity. Before
and After Photos We
would not want to own a home within the blast zone at
any price and
would try to avoid homes close to the pipeline that are at risk of
destruction from a fire.
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