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US Electric Power Transmission Lines in Tarrant County, Texas

Access a detailed dataset of an overhead AC electric power transmission line in Tarrant County, Texas, active and in service, owned by Oncor Electric Delivery Co.

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Access detailed geographic information specifically tailored for Tarrant County, Texas, focusing on the US Electric Power Transmission Lines dataset. This dataset provides valuable insights into electric power infrastructure, highlighting features such as the type and status of transmission lines, which are crucial for efficient planning and management in the field of electric bulk power transmission and control. Gain an understanding of key attributes like voltage class and ownership—essential data for GIS professionals engaged in utility and energy projects. The dataset includes specifics on lines operated by Oncor Electric Delivery Co., connecting substations such as Everman to Comanche Peak, based on imagery sources from 2017.

Included in our US Electric Power Transmission Lines in Tarrant County, Texas dataset are a variety of features, including:

  • ONCOR ELECTRIC DELIVERY CO.: AC; OVERHEAD

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