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PORTS, PIPELINES, REFINERIES
ROADS AND HIGHWAYS
RAILROADS AND TRANSIT
AIRPORTS
Ports, Pipelines and Refineries
Port of New Orleans: Operational to 42 feet
Port of Fourchon: Operation to 24 feet
Port of Gulfport: Operational to 30 feet
Port of Biloxi: Operational to 9 feet
Port of Pascagoula: Operational to 36 feet
Port of Mobile: Operational to 43 feet
PORTS, PIPELINES, REFINERIES
Port of Fourchon: Operational to 24 feet
Port of Port Aurthur is Operational but cannot move cargo because Sabine-Neches Channel is closed. (Hurricane Rita related)
Port of Lake Charles: Operational to 40 feet (Hurricane Rita related)
The Industrial Canal is open east of the Cowan/Lorraine bridge.
All major interstate crude oil, refined product, and natural gas transmission pipelines are operating
Louisiana Offshore Oil Port (LOOP) operating at 75% capacity.
Numerous reports of oil and gas leaks in the Gulf of Mexico. Some of these may be from pipelines.
Damage assessments have not yet been conducted.
Western Louisiana Refineries
Citgo Lake Charles, La. is closed (Hurricane Rita related)
ConocoPhillips Westlake, La. is closed (Hurricane Rita related)
Calcasieu Lake Charles, La. is closed (Hurricane Rita related)