Our Pipelines

Jayhawk Pipeline, LLC

Headquartered in McPherson, Kansas, Jayhawk Pipeline transports more than 140,000 barrels of crude oil a day and is connected to all the major crude oil pipelines in Kansas. More than 70 employees safely operate more than 1,000 miles of regulated pipeline including Kaw Pipeline throughout Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Texas. Kaw Pipe Line Co. is owned by CHS Inc. and Southwest Pipeline Holding Company, LLC. It is operated by Jayhawk Pipeline, LLC.

Jayhawk employees care about their communities and it is reflected in their day to day actions as they serve to keep our system safe.

Pipeline Safety
We are dedicated to ensuring the safety of our employees, the public and the environment. To identify potential dangers and minimize the possibility of a leak, we have implemented an Integrity Management Program (IMP), which includes periodic pipeline inspections using an internal, electronic tool that records the location of corrosion and dents. Repairs are made based on this data, and in accordance with government regulations and sound engineering judgment. We also make an earnest effort to keep the public informed about the pipeline, its location and who to contact in case of emergency.

Emergency Contacts
In an emergency, move to a safe area and call 911. Then, contact Jayhawk Control Center at: (888) 542-9575.

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Jayhawk and Kaw Pipe Line Maps

Tanks and Pumping Stations

Jayhawk Pipeline has storage facilities with locations in Taloga, Liberal, Eubanks, Hooker, Meade, Shurr, Holdredge, Laton, Chase, McPherson, Valley Center, El Dorado. Jayhawk Pipeline uses multiple pumping stations located in Kansas to move crude oil through the pipeline. The facilities operated by Jayhawk on behalf of Kaw Pipe Line also have storage facilities in Bemis, Holtzinger, Roth and Susank.

If you have questions or need more information, please complete the online survey or contact us at PublicAwareness@chsinc.com or at 855-4-CHSPIPE.

CHS McPherson Refinery Inc. Pipelines

The CHS McPherson Refinery Inc. Pipelines transports finished products, including natural gas liquids (NGL), butane, propane and gasoline between the McPherson Refinery and the Conway Kan. underground storage facility.

CHS McPherson Refinery Inc. Pipelines employees appreciate their communities and it is reflected in their day to day actions as we serve to keep our system and communities safe.

Pipeline Safety
We invest significant time and resources into maintaining the quality and integrity of our pipeline system. Our manned control center monitors the system 24 hours a day, assessing changes in pressure and flow and notifying field personnel of potential risks. We also utilize aerial and ground surveillance to identify potential dangers, as well as a variety of supplemental hazard and assessment programs known as Integrity Management Programs (IMP) for preventative measures.

Emergency Contacts
In an emergency, move to a safe area and call 911. Then, contact CHS Council Bluffs and Conway Pipeline Control Center at 844-721-6611.

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CHS McPherson Refinery Inc. Pipelines Map

Terminals
Most gasoline and diesel fuel supplies are delivered to the marketplace by pipelines from refineries to local distribution centers. Tanker trucks carry gasoline only the last few miles of the trip to individual service stations. CHS McPherson Refinery Inc. Pipelines transports finished products to the Conway Underground Storage Facilities. Customers are connected to a dependable supply through our pipelines and CHS-owned refined product terminals, with a network of more than 250 third-party terminals, and finished product storage facilities.

If you have questions or need more information, please contact us at PublicAwareness@chsinc.com or at 855-4-CHSPIPE.

Cenex Pipeline, LLC

Headquartered in Laurel, Mont., Cenex Pipeline, LLC (CPL) transports an average of 43,000 barrels of refined products a day. It spans more than 680 miles across part of Montana and North Dakota. CPL transports refined petroleum products from refineries in the Laurel and Billings, Mont., area to terminals in Glendive, Mont., as well as Minot and Fargo, ND.

CPL employees appreciate their communities and it is reflected in their day to day actions as they serve to keep their system and communities safe.

Pipeline Safety
We invest significant time and resources into maintaining the quality and integrity of our pipeline system. Our manned control center monitors the system 24 hours a day, assessing changes in pressure and flow and notifying field personnel of potential risks. We also utilize aerial and ground surveillance to identify potential dangers, as well as a variety of supplemental hazard and assessment programs known as Integrity Management Programs (IMP) for preventative measures.

Emergency Contacts
In an emergency, move to a safe area and call 911. Then, contact Cenex Control Center at 800-421-4122.

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Cenex Pipeline Maps

Cenex Pipeline Replacement Project
CHS is continually working to improve its ability to serve its cooperative owners. To ensure a reliable supply of gasoline and diesel fuel for our farmer-owners and customers and for continued safety, Cenex Pipeline LLC plans to replace the 8-inch segment of line from Sidney, Mont., to Minot, N.D., with a state-of-the-art 10-inch pipeline. Learn more here.

Terminals

Most gasoline and diesel fuel supplies are delivered to the marketplace by pipelines from refineries to local distribution centers. Tanker trucks carry gasoline only the last few miles of the trip to individual service stations. CPL transports refined petroleum products from refineries in the Laurel and Billings, Mont., area to terminals in Glendive, Mont., as well as Minot and Fargo, ND. Customers are connected to a dependable supply through our pipelines and eight CHS-owned refined product terminals, network of more than 250 third-party terminals, and finished product storage.

If you have questions or need more information, please complete the online survey or contact us at PublicAwareness@chsinc.com or at 855-4-CHSPIPE.

Front Range Pipeline, LLC

Headquartered in Laurel, Mont., Front Range Pipeline, LLC (FRPL) transports crude oil from the Canadian border to refineries in the Laurel and Billings, Mont., area. Front Range Pipeline transports more than 65,000 barrels of crude oil a day. Front Range Pipeline operates over 320 miles of pipeline throughout Montana.

Front Range employees appreciate their communities and it is reflected in their day to day actions as we serve to keep our system safe.

Pipeline Safety
We invest significant time and resources into maintaining the quality and integrity of our pipeline system. Our manned control center monitors the system 24 hours a day, assessing changes in pressure and flow and notifying field personnel of potential risks. We also utilize aerial and ground surveillance to identify potential dangers, as well as a variety of supplemental hazard and assessment programs known as Integrity Management Programs (IMP) for preventative measures.

Emergency Contacts
In an emergency, move to a safe area and call 911. Then, contact the Cenex Pipeline Control Center at 800-421-4122.

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Front Range Pipeline Map

Tanks and Pumping Stations
Front Range Pipeline has storage facilities with locations in Laurel, Santa Rita and Cut Bank Montana. Pumping stations are used to move crude oil through the pipeline.

If you have questions or need more information, please complete the online survey or contact us at PublicAwareness@chsinc.com or at 855-4-CHSPIPE.

Our Pipelines

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