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I noticed that an energy data company, Rextag, listed the pipeline as being 683 miles long, not 680. The original project summary in the reference section calls it "approximately 680 miles," which does not preclude it being longer. The Reuters reference also calls it 680 miles long, but they may be using the same round number from the project summary. Unless a better source can be found, the Rextag data seems like the best source to me. But I realize not everyone may agree. --GentlemanGhost(séance)05:12, 21 May 2026 (UTC)Reply
