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Map for the Geographical Area of Upper Assam City Gas Distribution Network, Assam Gas Company Ltd., Duliajan 93°15'0"E 93°30'0"E 93°45'0"E 94°0'0"E 94°15'0"E 94°30'0"E 94°45'0"E 95°0'0"E 95°15'0"E 95°30'0"E 95°45'0"E 96°0'0"E N " 0 ' 0 ° 8 2 KEY MAP MAP FOR THE GEOGRAPHICAL AREA OF UPPER ASSAM CITY GAS DISTRIBUTION NETWORK, ASSAM GAS COMPANY LTD., DULIAJAN . N " 0 ' 5 !( 4 ° 7 Dhola 2 N " 7 0 3 ' - 5 H 4 ° N 7 2 D a ng Not to Scale or TINSUKIA DISTRICT !( i R Talap . !( Tipuk PT Point !( Bordubi PT Point R E CGD Pipeline !( IV R (Tengakhat-Doomdooma Dumduma A R 200mm/150mm " T : 35Km/33Km) PU A D N ib " M ru 0 " ' H !( R A !( . 0 #* 3 BR Nokhray ° !( Tenhnoval Inside 7 2 N " !( "!( Hukanpuk"huri 0 !( CGD Pipeline ' !R 0 !( H#*azer Bank PT Point !( Panitola (Kushijan-Doomdooma 3 !R Makum ° TINSUKIA 300mm/200mm 7 Dedicated Pipiline Mohnbari Aerodrome Chabua !( 2 DIBRUGARH !( N : 4Km/23Km) H-38 !( Pengaree Dedicated Pipiline Comman Carrier !( (100mm x 11.5 Km !( Dikom #*" Pipeline (100mm x 4.5 Km !( Lahoal (OIL-AGCL(Duliajan) Comman Carrier Mank!(ata PT Point 500mm . Pipeline Mankota R CGD Pipeline sa : 1Km) (OIL-AGCL(Duliajan) " Se CGD Pipeline (Kathalguri OCS-Sabitri TE 800mm (Duliajan-Dibrugarh !( 75mm : 1Km) !R !( 300mm/200mm/150mm . Bordubi : 4Km) R : 22Km/31Km/16Km) " i "!( DIGBOI Jagun !( ra !( g " CGD Pipeline Kushijan in Tengakhat " !( Kathalguri OCS !( T !R (Santi OCS-Santi TE Tirap R. Lepetkata DIBRUGARH DISTRICT OIL Offtake 75mm CGD Pipeline !( " Dedicated Pipeline : 2Km) (Digboi-Margherita AGCL Com!( pressor Station " (Wilton-Madhabpur Dedicated Pipeline 150mm/100mm !( Metering Station Madhapur !( 300mm NEEPCO Area (Kathalguri-NEEPCO : 16Km/7Km) Lekhapani : 22Km) Dedicated Pipeline 550mm/500mm/400mm : 6.5Km/1Km/0.5Km) (OIL - BVFCL) !R !( 500mm x 1Km Comman Carrier " Ledo 400mm x 25Km) MARGHERITA Pipeline R. !R g N in " (Duliajan-Namrup ih 0 NAHORKATIYA i D ' Dedicated Pipeline 500mm rh 5 Bu 1 (AGCL - BVFCL) ° : 23Km) 7 400mm x 25Km) 2 N " 0 ' 5 Dedicated Pipeline 1 ° 7 CGD Pipeline (AGCL - BVFCL) 2 !(" (Duliajan-Moran 350mm/300mm 350mm x 26Km) " !( Nagamati Dedicated Pipeline : 25Km/50Km) !( NA#*MRUP "!( Dillibari Tiniali !( NTPS I/C Point (Namrup(NTPS)-APL,Namrup " APL 100mm # !( : 0.3Km) !R " BVFCL Metering Station MORAN CGD Pipeline MPGGSA Project 150mm : 8Km) Comman Carrier Pipeline Duliajan-Namrup-Lakwa . R # 350mm/400mm ng isa : 24Km/56Km D #!( 7 Sonari Tea Gas Grid Sapekhati 3 - 100mm/75mm/50mm H Sonari Tea Gas Grid N # : 2Km/29Km/52Km # 100mm/75mm/50mm " : 2Km/29Km/52Km SIBSAGAR DISTRICT R !( Tiyak R. N E " 0 V Sonari ' I " 0 ° R A 7 R !( #* 2 N T " U Lakwa 0 ' P S 0 A a ° f r T 7 M !R a a 2 H i u A SIBSAGAR R k o R . B k R . !( Majuli !( !R Simaluguri " "!( NAZ#*IRA !( Dedicated Pipeline OIL Offtake !R Comman Carrier Pipeline D ik DULIAJAN (OIL - AGCL h (Duliajan-Namrup(BVFCL) u !( R . 500mm/400mm 800mm x 1Km) Jhanzi " !( : 1Km/25Km) !( Teok #* AGCL Compressor Station Comman Carrier Pipeline CGD Pipeline !( (Lakwa-Jorhat/Golaghat 300mm (OIL - AGCL "Aamguri " : 116Km) !( 500mm x 1Km) N Metering Station Madhapur " !( 0 ' #* 5 NEEPCO Area 4 ° 6 2 N " !R 0 ' JORHAT DISTRICT J 5 JORHAT B ha 4 h n ° o z i 6 g R. 2 d a i R . !( Dergaon # KAZIRANGA NATIONAL PARK Comman Carrier Pipeline !( #* (Duliajan-Namrup Maria"ni !R !( Bokakhat NAHORKATIYA 350mm x 24Km) !( GOLAGHAT DISTRICT -37 Numaligarh #* Comman Carrier NH Dedicated Pipeline Pipeline !( (Duliajan-Namrup(BVFCL) Titabar (Duliajan-Namrup "#* 400mm 350mm x 23Km) NH-39 D : 25Km) ha ns iri Comman Carrier R N . " 0 ' Pipeline 0 . R 3 ° a (Duliajan-Namrup 6 g 2 N !( n " a 0 ' GOLAGHAT d 500mm 0 a " k 3 # ° a 6 : 23Km) K 2 Dedicated Pipeline (Duliajan-Namrup(BVFCL) " !( " 350mm Nagamati Dedicated Pipeline : 26Km) !( NAMRUP (Namrup(NTPS)-APL,Namrup #* "!( NTPS I/C Point 100mm !( APL : 0.3Km) #* " " Dia 400mm Pipeline # !( BVFCL Metering Station Dia 200mm Pipeline CGD Pipeline (Koraghat-Uriamghat/Golaghat 200mm/100mm : 12Km/46Km) N " 0 ' 5 1 ° 6 2 N " 0 " ' 5 D 1 ° a 6 y 2 a n g R . !( !( " Uriamghat Koraghat R e n Charged Area of Assam Gas Company Ltd. g m a R Tinsukia District . N " 0 ' 0 Dibrugarh District ° 6 2 N " 0 ' Sibsagar District 0 ° 6 2 Jorhat District Golaghat District PREPARED FOR : ASSAM GAS COMPANY LTD., DULIAJAN Legend : (A GOVT. OF ASSAM UNDERTAKING) !R Domestic Gas Charged Area MS (High Pressure) Pipe Line : MS (Low Pressure) Pipe Line : PE Pipe Line : !( State Boundary 100mm Pipe Line 150mm Pipe Line 550mm Pipe Line 90mm Pipe Line Traper Plug Valve PREPARED BY : District Boundary 150mm Pipe Line 200mm Pipe Line 800mm Pipe Line *# Over Ground Valve En-Geo Consultancy & Research Centre (ENGECORC) 125mm Pipe Line National Highway 300mm Pipe Line " Recognized By : Department of Space, Government of India 1:325,000 350mm Pipe Line 140mm Pipe Line 'O' Point [ISO 9001-2008 Certified] 15 7.5 0 15 30 Road 400mm Pipe Line 350mm Pipe Line # Full Bore Valve 71, Lamb Road, Ambari, Guwahati-781001 160mm Pipe Line Kilometers 400mm Pipe Line www.engecorc.com, e-mail: [email protected] River 500mm Pipe Line Ph: 91-361-2545165, Fax: 91-361-2515536 SCALE Railway Line 500mm Pipe Line 93°15'0"E 93°30'0"E 93°45'0"E 94°0'0"E 94°15'0"E 94°30'0"E 94°45'0"E 95°0'0"E 95°15'0"E 95°30'0"E 95°45'0"E 96°0'0"E.
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