Gas Transmission Northwest (GTN) Pipeline
The Gas Transmission Northwest (GTN) Pipeline is one of the top 40 U.S. Interstate Natural Gas Pipelines presented in this first of its kind, unique Map Book. The book features these 40 pipelines in a series of individual maps. The Complete Map-Book is an 8.5x11 Full Color Glossy Book.
Each map is rendered in the highest-quality cartographic detail, with beautiful color encoding and is accompanied by an easily understood legend. Individual maps include such relevant information as pipeline owner, requisite pricing zones, major receipt and delivery points, as well as average yearly flows.
Each map contains current and accurate pipeline system routes, using the latest GIS mapping tools. 
This book represents the greatest single reference source for quickly and easily understanding the nation’s natural gas transportation system.
Pipeline System Details, including:
• Major Receipt & Delivery Points
• Mainline Throughputs (MMcf/d)
• Yearly Average Gas Flows (MMcf/d)
• Total Listed Capacity (Bcf/d)
• Transportation Pricing Breaks
• Labeled Pricing Zones
• Pipeline Owners & Operators
• Total Miles of Pipelines
• Total Number of Compressors
• Total Installed Horse Power (HP)
• Seasonal Storage (Bcf)
• Flow Directions on Mainlines
• Gas Supply & Market Zones
Taken as a whole, this information empowers the reader to develop a broader, more comprehensive understanding of the current marketplace, thus enabling him to quickly find and interpret new business opportunities.
About Rextag Strategies
Rextag Strategies is a graphic design and GIS-mapping company specializing in the Natural Gas industry. Rextag has produced a variety of graphics and maps used by Fortune 500 companies in the Energy industry. Additionally, Rextag has spearheaded project-development GIS mapping for new pipeline and gas storage projects.
Rextag Strategies’ maps and graphics have been widely used in Wall Street analyst presentations, at public meetings, project permitting for FERC and other Environmental Agencies, as well as internal Board project approvals for the aforementioned Fortune 500 companies.