Jackson Turn Lane Gas Line Relocation - Gas Distribution Station in Jackson, Alabama

Jackson Turn Lane Gas Line Relocation is a gas distribution station located in Jackson, Clarke County, Alabama, United States. The facility operates within the US natural gas distribution sector, which is regulated by the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) under 49 CFR Part 192. This station supports the local gas infrastructure in southwestern Alabama, an area with a mix of residential and industrial energy demand. The facility operates under NAICS code 221210, which covers natural gas distribution. As a gas distribution station, it reduces pressure from transmission pipelines and delivers gas to local networks. The station is situated along US Highway 43, a major regional route, and serves the Jackson area. Typical distribution stations in this region handle pressures up to several hundred psi and are designed to meet local safety and reliability standards. The station plays a key role in supplying natural gas to the Jackson community and surrounding areas in Clarke County. Its operational status ensures continued energy delivery for residential heating, commercial use, and industrial processes. The facility contributes to the regional energy grid, supporting economic activity and quality of life in southwestern Alabama.

The station is located in a rural area of Clarke County, Alabama, near the Tombigbee River. The region has a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters, posing moderate heat stress on infrastructure. Proximity to populated areas is limited, reducing population exposure risk. The area has low seismic hazard, but occasional hurricanes and tornadoes could impact operations. Standard PHMSA regulations require leak detection and emergency response plans to mitigate environmental risks.