August  1984
             DRAFT
SURVEY OF TAR WASTE DISPOSAL AND



LOCATIONS OF TOWN GAS PRODUCERS

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27929
August 1984
“This document has not been peer and administratively reviewed
within EPA and is for internal use/distribution only”
SURVEY OF TAR WASTE DISPOSAL AND
LOCATIONS OF TOWN GAS PRODUCERS
Radian Corporation
7655 Old Springhouse Road
McLean, Virginia 22102
Contract No. 68—02—3137
EPA Project Officer: William J. Rhodes
Advanced Processes Branch
Industrial Environmental Research Laboratory
Research Triangle Park, MC 27711
Prepared for:
Office of Environmental Engineering & Technology
Office of Research and Development
U. S. Environmental Protection Agency
Washington, D.C. 20460

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Foreword
This work was initiated due to several questions asked of this office
regarding the potential environmental problems from waste disposal of
previous gasification—type activities. From our knowledge of synthetic
fuels’ production, we were aware that tars were likely disposed of from
at least some of the old gas works such as town gas producers. In order
to obtain a firmer basis for deciding what level of effort might be
appropriate to evaluate the potential problem, a quick survey to determine
the quantities of waste tars and general locations of sites was initiated.
As the survey progressed, the interest in this area grew. However,
with a few exceptions, the original intent was held firm for it quickly
became apparent that there were many questions being raised which could
take considerable time and effort to answer. Some of these are: what
are exact locations of disposal sites within each town; for what is the
land now being used; what and how much were disposed of at each site;
what disposal method was used; what were, are, or will be the environmental
and health impacts of disposal; should remedial action be taken; and are
waste recovery and reuse options feasible. The intent was not to answer
these questions but to provide information to allow responsible individuals
to decide whether there is sufficient concern to warrant additional activity.
Thus, what is presented here is an attempt to present facts with some
scientific extrapolations, where necessary, and to avoid emotion and
conjecture in an effort to present to policy and decision makers a sound
basis for their consideration.
William J. Rhodes
Synfuels Technical Coordinator
Industrial Envi ronmental Research Laboratory
Research Triangle Park, N.C. 27711
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Foreword
Figures . iv
Tables . . . V.
Conversion Factors and Definitions of Symbols. v
Abstract vi
1 Introduction 1
i3ackgro ind 1
Project Overview 2
2 Approachand Results . . . . . 5
SourceofData 5
Site Identification Tables and Maps 7
Estimation of-Tar Production 33
Other i y-Products 40
References 42
Appendices
A. Background Information on Data Source
and Proc e s s e s . . . . A — 1
B. Identification of Town Gas Manufacturing
Sites - All Plants (1890—1950) B-i
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FIGURES
Number Page
States vs. EPARegions .
2 Map of All Gas Manufacturing Sites in
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Map of Gas Manufacturing Sites in
Region 1 (1890)
Map of Gas Manufacturing Sites in
Region 2 (1890) . . . . .
Map of Gas Manufacturing Sites in
Region 3 (1890) . . . . .
Map of Gas Manufacturing Sites in
Region 4 (1890) . . . . .
Map of Gas Manufacturing Sites in
Region 5 (1890) . . . . . .
Map of Gas Manufacturing Sites in
Region 6 (1890)
Map of Gas Manufacturing Sites in
Region 7 (1890) . . . . .
Map of Gas Manufacturing Sites in
Region 8 (1890)
Map of Gas Manufacturing Sites in
Region 9 (1890) . .
Map of Gas Manufacturing Sites in
Region 10 (1890). . . . .
Sample Page from Brown’s 1890 Edition
Sample Page from Brown’s 1950-51 Edition.
Description of Processes from Brown’s
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TAB LES
Number Page
1 Summary of Town Gas Sites and Production
by State (1890—1950). 8
2 Summary of Town Gas Manufacturing Sites and
Average for Large Plants (>200 MM scf/yr.) . . .13
3 History of Number of Sites and Production of
TownGasfrom l89Oto 1950 21
4 Summary of Town Gas and Tar Production
by State (1890—1950) 34
5 Rank of States according to Estimated
Tar Production .36
6 i y—Product DLsposltlon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
8-1 Identification of Town Gas Manufacturing
Sites - All Plants (1890-1950) .8-8
CONVERSION FACTORS AND
DEFINITIONS OF SYMBOLS
BTTJ = 8ritish Thermal Unit (quantity of heat required to
raise the temperature of one pound of water one degree
Fahrenheit) = approximately 252 calories
scf Standard cubic feet measured at 60°F and 30 in. Hg.
8TU/scf Heating value of a gas
gal U.S. gallons
lbs = Mass pounds (5 x 10 tons)
M =1,000
u N = 1,000,000
ton = Short ton (2,000 Ibs)
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ABSTRACT
This report presents data compiled from available
literature identifying plants that manufactured town gas from
fossil fuels oil) and waich existed in the U.S.
during the 1890 to 1950 time period. The results are the first
step of a preliminary study to investigate the fate and poten-
tial environmental impact of by-products (such as tar) from the
manufactured gas industry J A list of gas manufacturing sites
and company names was compiled by reviewing published gas sta-
t St CSe It is estimated that more than 1,500 manufactured gas
facilities existed between the years 1890 and 1950. In addi-
tion, available gas and by-product production data and gasifier/
process information are reported.
Based on these data, a rough estimate for the total
production of tar by the U.S. manufactured gas industry was
developed. It is estimated that approximately 15 trillion cubic
feet of gas was manufactured in the United States between the
years 1881 and 1950, resulting in the production of 11 billion
gallons of tar as a by-product. Of this total tar production,
8.4 billion gallons (76 percent) were estimated to be sold and
the remainder, 2.6 billion gallons (24 percent), were assi uned to
be cons zned at the plant site, sold (without reporting of sales
to ongoing surveys), or discarded. The explanations and asst p-
tions used in compiling the data as well as those used in devel-
oping the tar estimates are also discussed in this report.
Excess quantities of other by-products, such as coke and ammo-
nia, may have been disposed of also. However, this study
focused on tar because it is considered the more potentially
significant waste disposal problem.
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SECTION I
INTRODUCT ION
BACKGROUND
Prior to the widespread use of natural gas, the United
States relied, in part, on town gas produced from fossil fuels
(predominantly coal) for heating and lighting purposes during
the 1800s and early 1900s. The manufacture of town gas typi-
cally resulted in the production of by-products (including tar)
from the gas purification processes. These by-products uld
have been sold or utilized to the extent possible; however, any
excess may have been disposed of in some manner. The potential
environmental impact of the disposal of solid wastes (particu-
larly unsold and non-utilized by-product tars) from the manufac-
ture of town gas has become a recent area of interest. Because
of the large size of this industry, this may be one of the larg-
est generic sources of waste (in terms of number of disposing
sites). As a preliminary step in evaluating the potential prob-
lems, a literature search and subsequent data compilation have
been completed in order to identify the gas manufacturing sites
which existed and the amount of by-products (especially tars)
that were produced.
Historically, the term, town gas, was used to generi-
cally refer to any combination of combustible gases distributed
from localized sources to end users. Town gas could be either
natural gas or gas produced from the heating of fossil fuels.
However, in this report, it is used to refer only to manufac-
tured gas. Manufactured gas is of concern in this study because
of the significant amounts of wastes which could be associated
with typical gas manufacturing processes. These processes can
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be classified as either carbonization or gasification, which are
distinguished primarily by the type of gas produced and the feed-
stock. Carbonization, or the heat treatment of coal in the
absence of oxygen, produced a predominantly methane/hydrogen gas
called coal gas. Primary by-products that resulted from purif i-
cation were tar, coke, and ammonia. Passing steam through hot
coal or coke, a process known as gasification, produced water
gas, which is comprised mainly of hydrogen and carbon monoxide.
Tar, coke, and ammonia by-products were formed, however in
lesser amounts than formed during carbonization. Water gas
could be enriched with oil gas to form “carburetted water gas”
to give it a higher heating value. Oil gas was produced by the
thermal cracking of oil achieved by spraying oil onto hoc
brickwork or a bed of hot catalyst. Typical by-products result-
ing from oil gasification were oil derivatives, tar, and
naphthalene.
PROJECT OVERVIEW -
The purpose of this study is to review and s mimarize
pertinent data available in the open literature on the manu-
factured gas industry so that a preliminary assessment can be
made of the quantities of solid wastes that may have been
disposed of at gas manufacturing sites. The following steps
(listed in chronological order) were taken to accomplish this
purpose within the scope of the project:
1. A literature search was performed to identify
possible sources of data, with special attention
to sources containing detailed site and by-product
information.
2. Based on the available information found in the
open literature, data were compiled on plant loca-
tion, manufacturing process type, and gas and
by-product production rates.
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3. A rough estimate for the total tar produced in the
U.S. manufactured gas industry was developed based
on the compiled data.
4. This summary report was prepared to present the
data and provide documentation of assumptions used
in the development of the data tables and the tar
production estimates.
Details regarding the first three steps just mentioned
are given in Section 2 (Approach and Results). Summary data
tables are arranged according to EPA regions, as shown in Figure
1, and are presented in Section 2. Regional maps are presented
individually in Section 2. Appendix A contains sample pages
from the primary data source and descriptions of the different
manufactured gas types and water gas processes. A detailed data
table which presents the site-by-site information collected
during the data compilation phase is presented in Appendix B.
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SECTION 2
APPROACH AND RESULTS
This section presents summaries of the compiled data in
tabular and graphical form, as well as discussion of the general
approach to the data compilation arid tar production estimation.
The comprehensive data table, which represents the detailed
results of this study, is included in Appendix B. Section 2 is
divided into four parts. The first part is concerned with the
source of data and the general approach taken to compile useful
data. The second part presents the summary data tables and
discusses points to consider in using. the data, as well as
corresponding explanations of column headings and assumptions
made in data compilation for each of the tables. This part also
includes maps showing the plant sites reported in the year 1890
to give the reader an overall visual impression of the breadth
and number of these sites. The main map (Figure 4) is broken
down into 10 individual maps (Figures 5 through 14), each show-
ing a separate EPA region. The third part discusses the steps
and assumptions used to develop the tar production estimate.
The final part briefly discusses gas manufacturing by-products/
wastes other than tar.
SOURCE OF DATA
The primary source of information in this study was
Brown’s Directory of American Gas Companies (referred to here-
after as Brown’s) , an annual publication (since 1887) that con-
tains statistics for the U.S. gas industry. It was the only
source found which allowed identification of individual plant
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sites over a wide time period. In addition, gas and by-product
production data were reported (although the latter was not
reported until later years - circa 1920). xample pages from
the 1890 and 1950-1951 editions of Brown’s are presented in
Appendix A to show the extent and detail of the information
reported. The information in Brown’s is based primarily on
surveys completed by each gas company. The data were compiled
and published in the directory. The use of surveys most likely
resulted in some degree of inconsistency and incompleteness in
the reported information.
Based on the scope of the study and the available time
and information, data were compiled from Brown’s for every tenth
year beginning in 1890 and ending in 1950, for a maximum of
seven years of data for each site . This approach should
include almost all manufactured gas plants reported in Brown’s
since most plants operated for at least 10 years. It should be
noted that production data reported in Brown’s refer to the
previous year’s operation (e.g., gas production reported in the
1900 edition referred to production for the year 1899). Through-
out the remainder of this report, the term “decennial years”
will be used to refer to the years (or volumes of Brown’s ) for
wtiich data were gathered (1890, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930, 1940,
and 1950).
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SITE IDENTIFICATION TABLES AND MAPS
This section presents the summary data tables and cor-
responding discussion for each table, including the main data
table (Table B-i) found in Appendix B. Table 1 shows site
tallies and total gas productions by state/territory for the
time period, 1881-1950. Table 2 shows average production rates
for plants having an average total production greater than 200
million scf/year. In order to simplify the anticipated use and
evaluation of the data shown in Tables 1 and 2, the states!
territories are arranged according to their respective EPA
regions. Figure 1 shows the correspondence between the states!
territories and EPA regions, as well as the EPA regional
offices. Details for each table are described below.
Production Rate by State/Territory
Table 1 presents t important pieces of information
for each state: the total nimiber of sites reported and the
estimated manufactured gas production, both for the time period
1880-1950. The STATE/TERRITORY column includes all 50 U.S.
states as well as U.S. territories which are part of EPA
regions. The NUMBER OF SITES indicates the number of plants for
each state! territory which were reported to manufacture gas
during at least one of the decennial years. As shown in the
total, approximately 1,500 manufactured gas sites were identi-
fied between 1890 and 1950. Details regarding the gas and
by-product production data may be found in Table B-i and its
discussion in Appendix B.
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TAGLE 1. SUMMARY OF TONN GAS SITES AND PRODUCTION BY STATE (1891-1950)
3)
ESTIMATED
(2 PRODUCTION OF
EPA MUMB NUMBER OF NO. GAS MANUFACTURED
REGION STATEITERfiITDRY OF SITES LARGE SITES DATA PIG. GAS (N M scf)
I cONNECTIcUT 25 11 1( 331,000
MAINE 16 2 53 67 ,000
NASS CHUSETTS 89 23 329 1,102.000
I NEW HANPSHIRE 17 3 62 57.000
I RHODE ISLAND 7 2 33 240,000
I VEP.MONT 12 0 48 19.000
2 MEW 2EP5E’ 74 LI 16B 1f219,000
2 NEW 1OR 156 31 413 4,422,000
2 PUERTO RICO 2 1 2 5.000
2 VIRGIN ISL.ANDS MR MR NP MR
3 DELAWARE 7 1 23 29,000
3 DIST.DF C DL . 2 1 10 277,000
3 MARYLAND 16 2 60 597.000
3 PEWNSV LVANIA 138 14 408 1.208,000
3 VIRGINIA 18 4 90 210,000
3 WEST VIRGINIA 9 1 21 9,000
4 .ABANA 15 1 46 26,000
4 FLORIDA 23 6 88 150.000
4 GEORGIA 19 2 76 100,000
4 ENTUcYY 21 2 59 91.000
4 MISSISSIPPI 10 0 28 9.000
4 NORTh CAROLiNA 28 1 86 74.000
4 SOUTh CAROLINA 11 2 33 45.000
4 TENNESSEE 15 4 38 80,000
S ILLINOIS .1 14 2b2 831.000
S INDIANA 60 11 182 466.000
5 $ID4IG AN 69 47 625.000
S MINNESOTA 30 3 77 133.000
5 ONIO 90 2 186 101.000
S WIScONSIN 42 6 166 357,000
FOOTNOTES: 1. NP’ sianifies that data were not reported.
2. Plants with total averaae qas productions oreater than 200 MM scf/year are
considered larac sites.
3. Esti.ated oas productions are alcu1ated for the tue period, 1881 to 1950 as the
sui 0+ the reported data for the decennial ears (between 1890 and 19501
.ultiplied by ten to interpolate between decennial years.
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TABLE 1. (CONTINUED)
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ESTIMATED
(2) PRODUCTION OF
EPA NUMBER NUMBER OF MO. SAS MANIFACTURED
REGION STATE/TERRITORY OF SITES LARGE SITES DATA P1 5. GAS (NM scfl
6 ARKANSAS 9 0 14
o LOUISIANA 7 0 29,000
o NEW MEXICO 4 0 9 2.000
6 OKLAHOMA S 0 5 1.000
TEXAS 32 2 5 6 40.000
7 IOWA 62 4 212 189,000
7 KANSAS 23 0 40 6.000
7 MISSOURI 35 4 116 224,0(0
7 NEBRASKA 22 2 61 94.000
8 COLORADO 15 1 38 46,000
S MONTANA 6 0 13 5,000
B NORTH DAKOTA 7 0 22 14,000
8 SOUTH DAKOTA 11 0 33 13,000
8 UTAH 3 1 7 9,000
B WYOMIN6 3 0 6 1,000
9 AMERICAN SAMOA NP MR MR MR
9 ARIZONA 12 0 30 15,000
9 CALIFORNIA 91 7 1 88 49 6,000
9 611AM MR NP NP NP
HAWAII 2 1 6 31,000
9 NEVADA 6 0 11 3,000
10 ALASKA MR MR MR MR
10 IDAHO 3 0 5 2.000
10 OREGON 14 1 29 221.000
t O WASHIN6TON 18 3 50 172,000
TOTALS: 1502 196 4365 14,486.000
FOOTNOTES: 1. ‘MR’ sienifies that data were not reported.
2. Plants with total average gas productions qreater than 200 MM scf/year are
considered large sites.
3. Estiaated gas productions are calculated for the tin period, 1821 to 1950 as the
sue of the reported data for the decennial years (between 1890 and 1950)
tultiplied by ten to interpolate between decennial years.
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Caveats and uncertainties associated with Table I are
listed and explained below.
• The number of identified sites is based solely on
the total number of entries reported in Brown’s
for every tenth year..
• Estimated gas production for 1390-1950 is simply
the sum of all reported data (for every tenth
year) multiplied by 10 years.
Because the number of sites is based solely on the
total number of entries found in every tenth Brown’s publica-
tion. the total number of sites is probably underestimated. One
reason is that not all existing sites or plants may have been
identified by Brown’s . In addition, other sites may have been
identified in some of the annual publications not reviewed in
this program. Finally, although there was generally a one-to-
one correspondence between reported entries and individual plant
sites, a single entry was occasionally reported for a plant or
company which had multiple plant sites. The best estimate for
the number of separate sites was included in the site tally
shown in Table 1. Usually these separate sites were consoli-
dated into a larger plant/company (for which the single was
found) and were already counted as individual sites in previous
years.
The estimated gas production for 1890-1950 is based on
the sum of all reported data for the decennial years and multi-
plied by 10.- This should minimize any bias in extrapolating
these data to account for plants or years in which gas was deter-
mined to be manufactured but data were not reported. Thus, the
reported gas production estimate may be low. However, most
instances in which no data were reported involved relatively
small plants whose manufactured gas productions probably repre-
sent a minor contribution to the total production.
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1fl LE 2. SIJI %RY OF TO 14 SAS MIJFACTUIUNG SITES V4I) PROOUCTIOt FOR LARGE P1( 4TS O2 N cu. tt/yr
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be total gas production is th su, of all manufactured gas averEged over the decenijal years for iditch any gas was produced.
2. By-product uniti art IBIS tons coke, l Ol l gallons tar, 1811 pounds ammonia.
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a lb any Municipal S Co 587
‘oc ikIyn Fultun Municipal S C aee (5111
‘oo1 ily n
‘ooklyn
broo klyn
(ale
Nassau S I. Co
Psoplea a. Cu
Wi1lIansIiur h a Co
UCu
365
2071
374 395
2*5 (82
581 2 541
540$ 6048 583 24255
265
285
380
535 23 36
285
255
3 0 $
475 265
(8 Million lbs sulfate
545 lhuus .and lbs naptitliaten,

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TA&E 2. (CONIINLED)
GAS PHOOtIII(Y4 HAlE IMN sct/yrl
Coal Waler Oil Coke liven Total
I l l
BY9f638ttI PHt)aLllUt NAIl
Coli , lar Pmmonia tIther Nl5CUUYiU CM(HIS
3 It WiIiiMtun • Coal 6 Co
FUORIIIES i a larpet producer in stat,
Sta ,wls fur city on sa line
I. ledisidual ia product ion (or ead type of tea is th. total production of that type of as averaged over the years br .diit$i that specific type gas was wanufactured.
lii. total tee production is the Cu. of all eanufactured •as averaged over lii, decennial years (or thich any gas was produced.
2. •y—product anita are 1* tone coke, 1*6 t4llone tar, *6 pounds nie.
(PA SlAlt/
6lOt 1(111 IDlY CITY
It)
I— ,
( )
g try Geneva
2 NY Srav.e.nd
2 NY H ,.pt.ad
2 NY Mt. Vernon
2 MV MtwforbCsty
2 NY bI ,sYurkCity
2 NY NeelorkCity
2 NY Net , York City
2 NY WeeYorkCity
2 NV Wa ’. York City
2 NY PosgIikr.psi.
2 NY Nothester
2 MV Stapleton
2 NY Syracuse
2 KY Iroy
2 NY Utica
2 NY Yorkers
2 NY Iay ior,
2 NY lrooklyn
2 MY Far Noci .a ’ .ay
2 NY Freeport
2 NY WawYorbCity
2 NY Astoria
2 NV Was. York City
2 NY frey
a w Sanjuan
2 VI
£oney laland W I I. Ce
aCo
East Chester S Co
Central a Co
Cunsolid. S Co
Equitable a Co
NY Mutual a Co
Northern a Co
Standard a Co
GCo
Citizen’s 6 Co
Rn.’huord City a Co
&CO
GCO
Equitable S I I Co
Municipal 6 Co
Suffolk S I EL Co
Kings County It Co
Queen’s borough 64€ Co
ItasI4u, Suffulk Litist Co
ft, ’ . Aset.rOe 6 Co
• IN I P Co
kon, 6 I C Co
Hudson Valley Fuil Co
Pt 6 £ Colic Co
258
1415
4 988
84 1366
564 2213
8691 25655
6256
£526
953
2345
392
1263 648
548
1291 282
267
2611 6 3
212
1465
2245
2221
28 1
4212
4153 13315
23$
1699
435
131 L I I
256 133 1813
I s I S 2261
142 832
1641 433
22 13 52 8& 154 8481* lbs of a nia sulfate
113641 lbs cyaniugen
5** lbsl 143 liquor
9412 23886
1256
526
953
2345
392 1638
44% 2628 2* 3984
548 1 6 1
941 43 1581 951
267
1189 131 2151 38526* lbs sulfate
212
1465
2245 2814
2221 2196
28 1
4211 1451
$1461 254 16226 565 5678146 Itis of ajswnsiu. sulfite
2 ii
5274 1112 5396 1151913$ lbs of a.eoniu. sulfate
435 534
534

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T &E 2. CL IT1NLLD)
ia
6UJI JUIIII$Y tiir
Ut 12 1
6NA P*1aL 1 104 4It I scf/yrt V-PfCO1Ll P 1LtiiI(Ji NAIL
Coal Waist Oil Cul’. Owan lolal Cole tar l1.ooi Other $l ( Ll.Ui*W coetsis
KaM inptunIC
3 lalliwor,
3 Sparnw’sPoiM
I NA Allindoon
I NA thester
3 NA CI.arfs.td
3 PA Iwitun
3 NA tarc..tur
I PA iiI.dsIj0sla
3 NA Phttad,II*na
I NA Pittsberh
I PA Pit burgh
NA B.adirq
3 NA Scranton
.1 PA WIlIu Ban.
I PA 9orIs
I PA ifpd,Park
1 VA Norfolk
3 VA Portsmouth
3 VA $adnord
I VA loanols.
3 IN 11 ’I’IIM
Co 4569
lb. Consolid. B Lu of • 1 3 65
Naryl nd Sisti Co
6Co 626
BCo 4$ 16
aco 32 265
6C 2$ 369
a 11 a. lC. 50 4 11
• B Wertis 43% 1831$
Northmrn Liberties B 5$ 5664
Consotidal,d 6 Co 28 1
bCo 13 $
B Co 386
‘ M I
BCo 365
6Co 35$
Nat.GCo 4 1 1 1
C i lyksLof 92 1162
6Co 56 I I I
• 6 Works 179 1293
211 l&
City 8 Works 243
45$,
9462
1110$
62$
ill 510
5 243
I I I
3%
1 1962
214
261
i i .
388
941
365
3 56
410
825
214
1626
335
243
54 9446 326
65 1191 483
4 M. lireingha.
4 ft Jacksonville
4 Fl. lanpa
4 ft $sarn
4 FL St Petersburg
4 I I. Ilimikacfs
4 ft West Pal. Isadi
4 NA MiaMi
• MLIP Cu
• bit Co
• 6Co
• Municipal B Plant
6 Lu of
Fl. Public Utility Co
aCo
124 S’iI
294 291
428
6% 41
17 4
881
325
311 1155
Vt
315 544 431 295
428 543
431
314 94
Mt
325 5 6
864 1133 Iii
FiX1fl4HfSs 0 Lirpet producer iii state
Stands for city on i 111*
I; lrdivithi.el $a production for sack lyp, of pie IS the total production of that typ of pa averagad oyIr the rears fur iditch that upecific type gas was sanufactwred.
Die total gas production is the so. of .11 sanufeclsrid •11 averaged over the deceimial years fur sdiscb any gas was producad.
2. Iy-irodwct wilt. ire 1* Ions cu be, 110$ lallons tar, Il lS pounds a nsa.
32
9 52
ill
2119
1146
36
516
I I 414

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TIthLE . (CtI TU1J(D)
(2)
IY-P 100t1 1 PItOOtLIIIN SAlE
Coke Ia,’ onua Other NISCE [ L( (OL C131(NIS
4 GA Augusta
4 GA Savamati
4 KY Louisville
4 KY LouisviUe
4 (1$ IlIou l ‘
4 (C tharlotte
4 Sc DuarIe tun
4 SC Colu.bla
4 IN Jackson
4 IN KonevilI,
4 IN I is
4 IN Nashvillr
(S.. page iSa for 1nd1an )
S IL Aurora
5 I I . Bloouangton
S It Chicago
5 IL thicago
5 IL Daicago
5 IL Evanston
5 IL (louse
S IL Peoria
5 It Rock(cu’d
5 II Springfield
5 IL thicago
S IL Oak Park
5 IL Waaikegan
S IL Blue Island
S NI Battle Creek
S HI Detroit
5 NI brand 0apid
5 I II iack on
&Co
Citizen’s St £ N Co 55 277
St1CokeCo 1 501
Consuser’s 6 Co 1 50
People’s C L Coke Co 11216
)lorthwe tern (8, I Coke Co 1 1 54
Ike People’s L I Fue 26 513
St ICokeCo 219 191
•&iCokeCo I S O I i ’S
‘ GLCo 78 210
Ogden B Co 102
Cicero bCo 530
N. 9ior. Con 6 Co 324
Pub. Sara. Co of II. 289
StCo 308 (46
(562 3064
• S tCo
591 433
221 98 204
249
1 501
151
8711 13453
I 7 A
354
293
6 11 380
251
1 52
53.
324
209
131 415
3111 4164
Oil
586 131
62
u 5
4 81
234
II I
7 289
216
292
451 144
73 (201 118!
25 0
IS 494 3%
315
1599 292
6% 211
FIJOIPIJIES: • Largest producer Ir a state
Stands for city on use tins
I. Individual gas product ion for pact, type of gas is the total production of that type 01 gas averaged over the years (or id icti that specific type gas was .anutuctured.
ti. total gas production is the so. of all eanufactured gas averaged over thi decennial years for ,E ,icI i any gas was produced.
2. B -prodort units are SOS tons coke, INS gallons tar, 1081 pounds ajeonia.
EPA 9181 (1
6IIN IEOSIIOOY CITY
(I)
GAS PI100IiJCTIIYI I 1ATE (PSI wfIyrl
Coat Vater Oil Coke Oven Iota)
U i
• S tCo
25
353
257
Nutual GI Co
341
348
Citizen’s CL Co
415
4 1 5
‘GCo
1386
1386
ball Coast 6Co
59
14
84
* CL Co
lOS
161
I II
LIPC0
III
454
306
‘ 1 8C o
III
291
225
Citizen’s 18 Co
38
112
116
St Co
162
154
221
Equitable 18. Co
4%
4%
CLCo
281
308
384
20 411 %
166

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_______ CITY
Anderson
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Indiana—
pal is
5 IN South Bend
5 IN Terre Haute
5 IN Marion
(TI
5 IN Hamond
5 IN Indiana—
polls
5 IN Muncie
5 IN Terre Haute
COMPANY
“Natural Gas & Oil
“GEL Co
“GL Co
“ELG & Heat Co.
“GL Co.
“Citizen’s G & Fuel Co. 120
“Coal G Co.
No. md. G & E Co. 40
Citizens’s G. Co.
Central In. G. Co. 613 251
Indiana G & Chem Corp.
6,203
738
1,252 1,252
3 171
5,198
EPA
RE G ION
5
5
5
5
S TATE!
TERRI-
TORY
IN
IN
IN
IN
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM scf/yr)
Coal Water Oil Coke Oven
289
113 169
315 1,118
459 2,807
BY—PRODUCT PRODUCTION RATE
Coke Tar Ammonia
Total
289
207
687
1 ,581
175
1 ,245
I ,828
967
772 772
164 1,310 417
1,238 1,238
948 958
3,082 7,744
116 786 629

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TAUIE 2. (CONTIM.ED)
EPA SfA E/
6lt1t tERRITORY CITY
I I)
f i t T6 PNOOILTI04 RATE I1 scf/yr)
CO I 4Y Coal Water Oil tolie Ooen total
12 )
BY-PRtT6t(T PROO(11 104 HAlf
Coke hr n ,a Other NISt1tL t(1S alvtNrS
6 AR Iittle Rock I PuIa hE (Ito
01 Chickesha I • 6 1 F Co
6 I X iston aCo
6 I X SanRotonio 6Co
(See page 16a for Louts.lane and New Me lco)
1 IA Cidar lipids • a Co
1 IA Des Moines Capital City (9.. Co
1 IA Siosu City 6 to
7 IA Nuterloo • 6 4 FL Co
1 KS Topeka I The Fsc,l ior Coke
1 KS Kensa City • Wyirulotte 6 Co
7 WI Rinses City I $ Coke Co
7 WI St. Joseph 6 I Mfg Co
1 WI St. Loui S Liclide 6 t Co
4* 282
563
59
91 551
34
34
473
FWIMJTFS: C Largest producer In state
Stands for city on see, line
I. Individual gas product ice for . ch type of gas is the total production of that type of gas averaged over the years for , iicfl that specific type gas wee .anufactur,d.
The total gas production is the sue of all eanqtactured qua averaged over the decennial yeses for idiith any gas was produced.
2. By prcuiuct units ire 81* tons coke, We gal Ions tar, We pounds a.w>nia.
S Ri Lunsing
S NI Pontiac
S RI Flint
S Ill Kala.azoo
S RI Xileauhee
3 lit Kiivwapolrs
S WI St. Paul
S 1 14 Duluth
5 04 Ciucinnati
3 ($ 1 Cleveland
S W I Irloat
S WI Nadison
S 31 Nilwaubet
5 MI Oskkosh
S WI Racine
5 MI Shetioygan
19.. Co
Nodbury 6 Works
Consu.er’s P Co
Consuaer’s P Co
Consuper’s P Co
• a Co
ato
lenith Furnace Co
• 0 I Coke Co
- a Coke Co
a a Coke to
Ut. I Coke Co
WI 61€ Co
National 6 Co
21.9 185
154 588 325
1813 221
5IS . 12
8*1 24T6
548 2821
63’I 3 14
1151
911 16 488
24 .15*
462
2445 1142
LI 269
1886 338
59 Iii
17
IC IS
3* 553
221
38 1
5 T h
185* 2153
567 6(5
22*3
69%
413 413
1*5*
825
21.4
462
2653
22 1
1185
435 264
71
24
378
221
211
563
552
4/4
34
34
41.1
212
1776 2591
41 941 (99
21 519 159
1618 3681 lbs. of aOniuI s Itale
29 681 216
46 384
2*46
51
370
382
183
Ill 2289 1.12
24 298
33 ? 4355 2189 821
5
272
1213 2562

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STATE/
EPA TERRI- GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM scf/yr) BY—PRODUCT PRODUCTION RATE
REGION TORY CITY COMPANY Coal Water Oil Coke Oven Total Coke Tar Ammonia
6 LA New Orleans “GL Co 895 895
6 NM Albuquerque “G Co 26 26 71

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TALE 2. (CIMTINIED)
Ill
EPA STAtE!
6IEPI TERNITOIY CITY
6415 PAODLLT ION RAtE UVI wf/yr)
Coal Water Oil Coke Oven total
IY-PNOOILT P YIION RATE
Coke tar f nia Other MlSCfLtJ OtJS C4)8*J(IS
1 PI Webster
7 148 Lincoln
1 t
933
229
1289
933
229
1219
! OOT1CflSi • Largest producer an state
Stands Yor city on cieu line
I. Individual gas pioduct ion br each type ob gas is the total production of that type o( gas averaged over the years for which, that specific type gas eaa .anulictur,d
th, total gas product ion as the cue ob all .aruafactur.d gas averaged over the decennial yearn for ,d ct, any gas was produced.
2. ly-product wnIt are INS toni coke, INS gallons tar, 11441 poundi a.onaa.
I CO Denver
I Hf 6rgat Falls
• 48) Fargo’
I SD Ssouu ’ Falls I
• UT Sill Like City
I WY lanai,
618
-4
925
St. Louis Co 6 Co
6 Co
• 6 Hfg Co
The • 6 Co
FL I 6 Co
• 6 4 F Co
a Co
• 6 Co
6Co
Phoenic a
• IIIua 61(1. Co
Fresco
• 64(1 Co
Los Angeles
Lighting Co
Oakland
• lii Co
Sucruamento
Cipital 6 Co
Sari Francisco
(quitable a. Co
Los Angeles
Do.estic 6 Co of
R e d . d
Pacific SIC C ii,
71184 Sal of light oil
645
64
133
89
215
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9 332
AS
Al
CA
CA
CA
CA
Cit
CA
CA
18
151
531
644 393
Il 41
114 45
89
112 86
lb
6I
281
151
51
345
46
68 4331
115 754 2151
59 582
3335
751
151
298
2525 2858
2539
412
365
7844
254
9
181
Honolulu
LGCo
9
NV
Aeon a
Water, land I Light Co
229 Darn,l Lupblack
/85
254
II ID
IS o
II WA
I I WA
boss a
Portland
Seattle
Takosa
1883
81 52
• a .Co
6 Co
I I 6 Cu
IN)
LI
46
3624
661 1599
449
‘ISS loris laapblack
4$
II 19444
149/ 528
332
244 loin uI(ur and na * ,thalene

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Production From Largest Plants
Table 2 provides an intermediate summary of the
detailed data presented in Table B-i, showing average annual
values for gas and by-product production rates for plants with
total average gas productions greater than 200 million cubic
feet/year. For states or territories which do not have plants
with productions above this cut-off, data for the plant with the
largest production are presented in this table and marked with
an asterisk. The yearly gas production rates for each type of
gas manufactured were calculated by averaging the quantity
produced only over the years for which that type of gas was
manufactured. Total gas production rates were determined by
adding the amount of all types of gas produced over a decennial
year, and calculating the average production over all decennial
years in which any gas was produced. For example, Denver,
Colorado, manufactured coal gas over four decennial years (1890,
1900, 1910, and 1920) and water gas over two decennial years
(1910 and 1920). Therefore, coal gas production is averaged
over four years and water gas over only two years. Average
total gas production is the sum of all gas produced, both coal
and water, divided by 4, the number of decennial years during
which any type of gas was produced. The production rates for
each type of gas and by-product are presented in Table 2. Uncer-
tainties described later for Table B-i also apply to Table 2.
Detailed Plant Data
Table B—i in Appendix B, which represents the detailed
product of this study, shows data reported for each plant in
each decennial year as well as the average production rates for
gas and by-products. The legend for the table provides a key to
abbreviations and units for the by-product data. Several cave-
ats and uncertainties to keep in mind while using this table
are:
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• The reported data are as factual as possible. A
minimum nount of interpretation was involved in
transposition of data from Brown’s to Table B-i.
However, there was some subjectiveness in deter-
mining the gas type in some cases as explained in
Appendix B.
• The data entries in Table B-i include some coke
oven-based gas associated with plants which pro-
duced conventional manufactured gas (coal, water,
oil) either while producing coke oven gas or in
preceding years. These entries are under the
column marked coke.
• By-product production data were only available
after 1920 and were not as abundant as gas pro-
duction data. This was especially true for amino-
nia and “other” by-products. Average production
rates were not calculated for ammonia or “other”
by-products due to the scarcity of these data.
• Each city entry represents an individual manu-
factured gas site in almost all cases. Occasion-
ally, an individual city entry had multiple sites,
especially for larger cities and in later years
where consolidation was a common occurrence. ifl
these cases, if the separate plant locations were
reported, they are shown in the MISCELLANEOUS
INFOENATION column.
• Data are shown in Table B-i only for years in
which it could be ascertained that gas was manufac-
tured (as compared to being purchased and re-sold)
by the plant (i.e., only for by-product producing
years).
In cases in which gas was reported to be pur-
chased, data were not compiled because the source
and type of the purchased gas was usually not
specified. The purchased gas may have been manu-
factured at another facility and, thereby, already
considered. Inclusion of this purchased gas ou1d
have resulted in double counting. It was assumed
that purchased gas did not require further purif i-
cation which would produce by-products. Another
possibility is that the purchased gas was non-
manufactured gas, which is not being considered in
this study. Production rates were not estimated
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for years in which no information was found (indicated
by “0” in status column). When two consecutive “O”s
were determined (i.e. no information reported for two
consecutive decennial years) it was usually assumed
tnat the plant no longer manufactured gas.
The detailed explanations for each type of data entry
and assumptions used in compiling the data are presented for
eacri column heading in Appendix 13.
Growth and thcation of Manufactured Gas Industry
As stiown in Table 3, the number of manufactured gas
sites decreased markedly from 1890 to 1950. However, during
this same time period, actual production of manufactured gas
increased dramatically. This drop in number of sites accompan-
ied by increased gas production was probably due to the shut
down of some plants and consolidation of small facilities into
larger ones.
Figure 2 is a reproduction of a map found in the 1890
edition of Brown’s which shows towns containing gas manufac-
turing plants in the U.S. for 1890. It is not intended that
individual names on the map be legible. The density of names in
various areas is an indication of where the most sites were
located. Figures 3 through 12 present maps for each of the 10
PA regions based on dissection of the main map shown in Figure
2. The intent of these maps is to provide a perspective on the
wide distribution of plants across the country and to show areas
of highest site location.
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TABLE 3. HISTORY OF NUMBER OF SITES AND PRODUCTION
OF TOWN GAS FROM 1890 TO 1950
(1)
NUMBER (2)
DECENNIAL YEAR OF SITES PRODUCTION (MM sci)
1890 989 24,000
1900 912 59,000
1910 942 132,000
1920 918 283,000
1930 737 365,000
1940 381 261,000
1950 194 331,000
FOOTNOTES: 1. Only sites marked with an asterisk or a “C”
in Table B-i were counted.
2. The production presented here is the sum of
actual production listed in Table B-i.
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Figure 3. Map of Gas Manufacturing
Plants in EPA Region
1 (1890)
1; \
0 bittand (oUftnovec
°Wi dstoc
winth.1f
I oC emus 1
oKeefte
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Figure 4. Map of Gas Y anufaccuring Plants in EPA egion 2 (189
I— - - -
II I
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F’igure 5. Map of Gas Manufacturing Plants in EPA Region 3 (1 9O)
25

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Figure 6. ap of Gas Manufacturing
Plants in EPA Region 4 (1890)
K
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T £ N

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M(MPHI$ 4
Hoth Dec,tur.
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Figure 7. Map of Gas Manufacturing Plants in EPA Region 5 (1ó90)
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MIH IIMAN
I’ T WU1tTII D IJAS
l .t
( IEI UliNI
• tlu 3 1 iU
I $fl( I’ Ii fly
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Figure 8. Map ot Gas Manufacturing Plants in EPA Region b (1980)

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Figure 9. Map of Gas Manufacturing Plants in EPA Region 7 (1890)
29

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Figure 10. Yap of Gas Manufacturing Plants in E2A Region & (1890)
30

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Figure 11. Map of Gas Manufacturing Plants in EPA Region 9 (1890)
A D
I
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Figure 12. hap of Gas Manufacc .iring Plants in EPA Region 10 (1 9l
ur’y p __ N
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rf CR&L 3
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ST!r 1ATI0i’1 OF TA±( PI(UDUCTION
This part presents a rough estimate for tne total tar
produced by the manufactured gas industry in the U .S. between
the years 1881 and 1950 and summarizes the calculations and
assumptions used in obtaining this estimate. This time period
covers the years for which the compiled data can be most reli-
ably used. The total amount of tar produced by U.S. manufac-
tured gas plants up to the year 1950 was also estimated. The
first year in which gas was manufactured in the U.S. was assumed
to be 1820 since the first gas manufacturing facility in the
United States (believed to be in baltimore, i 1D) began producing
gas circa 1820. This second estimate was based on extending the
tar production estimate from the period 1881 to 1950 to cover
the years 1820 to 1950, thereby representing a considerable
extrapolation. The amount of tar produced after 1950 was not
estimated because ot the large gas production rate in 1950 and
the significant uncertainty-concerning how quickly this pro-
duction rate fell off. In addition, the proportion of tar sold
as a by-product or disposed of in an environmentally acceptable
manner probably increased following 1950. Thus, in the absence
of more reliable dac4, tar produced after 1950 was not estimated
in this report. It should be noted again that the reported
estimate does not include tar produced from coke- oven plants.
Fiowever, it is recognized that coke-oven plants did produce tars
and that some of these may have been disposed of via the land
path.
Table 4 presents information found in Table 1 along
With the total estimated tar production for the time period
1881-1950. Table 5 presents these tar productions by state!
territory in descending order based on quantity. These esti-
mated tar production values (as explained later in the section
“Estimation of Tar Production”) should be viewed with the
following caveat, in mind:
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i a.j . 3 4RY TO T R P 1JTj34 BY STATE (1881-1 95
(3)
E5Tfl TED
2) R0fl CT1ON OF
P4J 9ER !1J 8 R OF . £31 IM TED 1 R
TEI’TE R1T RY OF SITES L R13E SITES D T 215. 9 5 ( f) PROOLCIION (M SA..)
1 C f€CT1DJT 25 11 331.388 242.388
I 16 2 53 67,388 49.388
39 23 329 1.182.388 884.388
!€ c 4I 17 3 62 57,388 42.
40DE 7 2 33 248.388 175.388
12 8 8 19.388 :4,388
2 €w JZRSEY 74 U I. 2i9. 8 8 89$. 38 8
a €14 Y0 ( 156 31 418 4,422,388 3.228.388
JER 0 RICO 2 1 2 .38Q 4.38$
2 VIRSIN IS.. 4DS MR MR MR MR MR
3 DL 7 1 23 29. 388 21.
0 1St OF ca.. a 1 18 277.388 282.388
3 q RYLJ$ 16 2 68 597. 388 436. 388
3 I V 4I 138 14 488 1 288.388 882.388
3 V1RS MI 18 4 98 211.388 153.388
3 ST VIRSINi 9 1 21 9.888 7,888
8 15 - 1 46 2 5,888 19.388
4 Ft .DRIDA 23 6 88 158. 308 118, 388
4 øR6lR 19 2 - 76 108.388 73.88 8
4 K (T 1CY 21 2 59 91,388 66.388
4 ESSISSIPPI 10 I 23 9. 308 7. 388
4 PCRTh C ROUP 28 1 86 74.388 54, 0
4 SWTh RQ ..I ) 11 2 33 45. 3 33.388
4 TDiE3 15 4 38 88,388 58,888
S ILUPCIS 91 14 282 831,888 687. 8 88
5 It I 68 11 182 466308 341.388
S 1D4I6 69 9 247 625. * 456.388
S 1IYI OT 3 77 133,808 97.
5 3410 98 2 136 101,808 74,888
5 WISC dSIN 42 6 166 7. 380 261.008
X 1(3it!: 1. ‘4R szwnfies that data ‘ w r t reoor ed.
2. Plants wtth total averace gas oroCuctions reater than 208 aillion stanoard cuotc feet ( scf)
year we co id ed urea s tea.
3. Estiaate eas productions are calculated for the ti oerto@, 1381 to 1958 as the
s of the reoorted data for the dece ia1 years (bet .en 1890 av 195$)
*iltlplied y ten to inter 1ate t ueen oece,w ial years.
4. The estiaated tar groGuctiom are obtau*d v ultiolving the corresoonoing estisateo
earvufactured as product ions st c n in the pre tous col ‘an by the constant tar 3roouct ion
factor of 738 9al1ons/ scf.
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TABLE 4. (O iTIM. )
3)
ESTI T
(2) PRODi.CTiON OF
&JM8ER M(?BE OF (3. S S &F TlJ ESTINQIED TPR
3T TE!TERR1T RY OF SITES L RSE SITES D T TS. S S scf) PRODUCTION (N
5 S S 9 9 14
6 L JIEi 7
6 4 8 9 1.
6 L ONQ 5 5
6 TEX S 2
7 I3 s2 4 212
7 4s S 23 49 6.
7 I!SSOJRI 4 116
7 2 51 94 ,
a ca o o 15 1 38 46. 8
8 6 8 13 5. 4, 89
S MOTh D4 .DTP 7 0 23 14,899 :0,899
a SOUTH D OT I I 8 33 13.? e 9.899
8 UT 3 1 7 9.099 7,899
8 3 - 8 6 1.899
9 RIC 4 S O MR MR MR MR MR
9 RIZ 12 0 30 5 , 0 9 9 1l ,
5 C IFO 4I 91 7 188 486.899
9 MR MR MR MR MR
9 wAI1 2 1 6 31.899 23.099
9 €V DA 6 9 11 3,898 2. 099
19 MR MR MR MR MR
1O i .( ) 3 0 5 2 .894 1. 098
19 O S 14 1 29 231.099 161,898
19 I4IN6TDN 18 3 58 172.899 126.
1592 196 436 14, 486. 10.577.899
OCT) TES: 1. NR signifies that data were not reoorte .
2. Plants with total averace aas productions areater than 299 willion star ard cubic feet (N scf) er
year are considered iarqe sites.
3. Estiaated gas rothzct ons are calculated for the tiwe period. 1881 to 1959 as the
s e of the reoorted data for the decennial years (between 1898 and 1959)
* 1ti 1ied by ten to inter o1ate between decennial years.
4. The est iatec ar oroduct on are obtained by wuitipiving the corresoonOin est:aatec
sanufac ured as roductions s. ’ own in the pre ’iious coluir y the constant tar DroCuction
factor of 739 a1ions/. scf.
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TABLE 5. RANK OF U.S. STATES/TERRTORIES ACCDR3ING TO ESTIMATED
TAR PRODUCTION FOR THE TIME ?ERIOD. 1881 TO 1950
(1”
STATE/ EPA ESTIMATED TAR
RANK TERRITORY R GI0N PRODUCTION (N L)
_____ nsa
NEW YORK 2 2,825,000
2 NEW JERSEY 2 890,000
3 ? NNSYLVAN I A 3 827,000
4 MASSACHUSETTS 1 805,000
5 MICHI N 5 . 56,O00
6 ILLINOIS 5 452,000
7 cALIFORNIA 9 355,000
8 INDIANA 5 34C,000
9 MARYLAND 3 289,000
10 WISCONSIN 5 261,000
11 CONNECTICUT 1 241,000
12 DIST.OF COJ . 3 203,000
13 RHODE ISLAND 1 175,000
14 MISSOURI 7 163,000
15 OREGON 10 162,000
16 VIRGINIA 3 153,000
17 IOWA 7 138,000
13 WASHINGTON 10 125,000
19 FLORIDA 110,000
20 MINNESOTA 5 97,000
21 OHIO 5 74,000
22 GEORGIA 4 73,000
23 NEBRASKA 7 69,000
24 KENTUCKY 66,000
25 TENNESEE 4 59,000
26 NORTH CAROLINA 4 54,000
27 MAINE 1 49,000
28 NEW RAMPSHIRE 1 34,000
29 COLORADO 8 33,000
30 SOUTH CAROLINA 4 33.000
31 TEXAS 6 29,000
32 HA .JAI1 9 23,000
33 LOUISIANA 6 21,000
34 DELAWARE 3 21,000
35 ALABAMA 4 19,000
36 VERMONT 1 14,000
37 ARIZONA 9 11,000
38 NORTh DAKOTA 8 10.000
39 SOUTH DAKOTA 8 10,000
0 UT&d 8 7,000
e1 MISSISSIPPI 4 7,000
WEST VIRGINIA 3 6,000
43 KANSAS 7 5,000
44 MONTANA 8 4,000
45 PUERTO RICO 2 3.000
46 ARKANSAS 6 2.000
47 NEVADA . 9 2.000
48 IDA.HO 10 1.000
49 NEW MEXICO 6 1,000
50 WY(kIING 8 1,000
5 l O AaCMA 6 1 , 000
52 VIRGIN ISLANDS 2 NR
53 AMERICAN SAMOA 9 NR
54 GUAM 9 NR
55 ALASKA 10 NR
FOOTNOTES: 1. The estimated tar production are obtained by
multiplying the correspondLng estimated manufactured
gas productions shown in Table 1 by the constant tar
production factor of 730 gallons/MM scf.
2. “NR” signifies that data were not reported.
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Tar production was estimated from the manufactured
gas production based on a constant factor of 730
gal/MM scf. This factor was derived from 1930
drown’s data only.
Since this factor varies with the type of gas produced (e.g..
coal gas produces more tar per IM scf than water gas), it does
not account for changes in the makeup of the manufactured gas in
years other than 1930. The tar factor also depends on the type
of feedscock, in particular the type of coal (e.g., whether bi-
tuminous or anthracite coal). However, the coal type was not
reported in 8rown’s . Finally, the quantity of tar produced is
also dependent on equipment design and operating conditions as
well as the extent of gas cleaners being utilized. Therefore,
the actual tar production rate (gallons tar per MM scf of gas)
is highly variable by site and is also variable by state.
However, the car production estimates made in this report use
the same factor (730 gal/MM scf of gas) for all, states and
therefore the reader shouiduse these estimates carefully (i.e.,
recognizing the uncertainties described above).
The total tar produced as a by-product by U.S. gas inanu-
facturers between 1881 and 1950 is estimated to be approxi-
mateLy 11 bilLion gallons. Seventy-six percent of this amount
(8.4 billion gallons of tar) was estimated to be sold and the
remainder (2.6 biLlion galLons) was assumed to be una counced
for (through captive consumption, unreported sales, or
disposal). The tar estimates for the 1820 to 1950 time period
are 11.5 billion gallons produced, 8.7 billion gallons sold, and
2.8 billion gallons which are not accounted for.
J ased on available data and resources, the following
general approach as used to develop the tar production esti-
mates. First, the total tar production was related to the
corresponding amount of gas produced from a subset of the data
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to obtain a constant factor (730 gallons tar/NM scf of gas
produced). This factor was then applied to the total gas pro-
duction for each state for the time period, 1881 to 1950, shown
in Table 4, to obtain state-by-state tar production estimates.
The total of these car production estimates represents the total
tar produced by the U.S. gas manufacturing industry from 1881 to
1950. This total estimated tar production for the period 1881
to 1950 was extended to cover 1820 to 1880 based on a “zero
linear interpolation” assumption, as explained in me following
discussion.
Procedure For 1881 To 1950 Tar Estimates
1. A constant tar production rate as a function of
gas production was estimated from available 1930
1 rown’s data. That year was chosen because of
relatively ample availability of by-product data
(reported for approximately 40 percent of
plants). This constant factor was calculated as
the total tar production divided by total gas
production (for plants reporting tar production),
resulting in a value of 730 gallons of tar per
million cubic feet of gas produced.
2. The total tar production from 1881 to 1950 was
obtained by applying the above factor to the total
gas production estimated for the same time period.
This total gas production is estimated to be
approximately 15 trillion cubic feet as presented
in Table 1, resulting in an estimate of 11 billion
gallons of tar produced between 1881 and 1950.
3. The amount of tar sold was estimated as 76 percent
of the total tar produced (8.4 billion gallons).
This constant factor was based on data reported by
the U.S. Department of Commerce (Bureau of the
Census) in the Census of Manufacture: 1931 . The
remainder, 24 percent of the total tar produced
(2.6 billion gallons), was assumed to be attribu-
ted to internal consumption within a plant, unre-
ported sales, or loss. It should be noted that
this factor is based on data reported for four
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years in this survey. The inaccuracy caused by
using this factor is not known; however, it is
believed sufficient for the order of magnitude
estimate that this survey intended.
Procedure For 1820 To 1880 Tar Estimates
The 1881 - 1950 tar production estimate was extrapo-
lated to include the early years of the U.S. manufactured gas
industry (1820 to 1880) as follows:
1. The tar productions for the end years of the time
period for which tar production was not yet
estimated (1820 to 1880) were established. It was
assumed that no tar was produced in the first year
of the manufactured gas industry, 1820. The tar
production for 1880 was based on applying the tar
factor (730 gallons car/MN cubic feet of gas) to
the total gas production for the year, 1890. The
1890 gas production was calculated as the total of
reported data or the year, 1890, or 23,600 MM
scf. The resulting quantity of tar estimated to
have been produced in 1890 is 17 million gallons.
2. Next, it was assumed that the tar production
between 1820 and 1880 could be linearly interpo-
lated based on the productions established in the
preceding step. The resulting estimate is 0.5
billion gallons of tar produced between 1820 and
1880. The addition of this production to the 1881
to 1950 estimate of 11 billion gallons of tar
yields the estimated total tar production of 11.5
billion gallons by the U.S. manufactured gas indus-
try between 1820 and 1950.
3. Based on the percent factor described in step 3
above, it is estimated that 8.7 billion gallons of
tar were sold and 2.8 billion gallons of tar were
unaccounted for during the time period, 1820 to
1 950.
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OTHER BY-PRODUCTS
This part discusses the production and fate of by-
products (other than tar) resulting from the manufacture of gas.
In this preliminary study, tiowever, the focus is primarily on
tar. Analyses of the other by-products were not performed in
this study although future evaluation of the potential tar dis-
posal environmental impact may warrant further investigation
into the fate of these other by-products. These other by-
products include:
- coke
- ammonia
- naphthalene
- crude light oil and derivatives
- coal screenings and residue
- spent iron oxide (contains sulfur)
- spent lime (dry or in solution)
The above by-products usuall7 had some commercial value
for further recovery or consumption. The table shown below pre-
sents percentages of by-products sold and unaccounted for which
were calculated from data for four years (1925, 1927, 1929, and
1931) as reported in the Census of Manufacturers: 1931 for the
manufactured gas industry. These particular years were selected
solely on the basis of data availability. Data were unavailable
for spent iron oxide and lime, which were used to remove hydro-
gen sulfide from the manufactured gas. Additional information
regarding the sources and production of these by-products may be
found elsewhere (Reference 3).
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Table 6
BY-PRODUCT DISPOSITION
Percent of Total Producedk )
ny-Product Sold Unaccounted
Tar 76 24
Coke 62 38
1 mmon1a (2) (2)
Napt thalene, Crude 46 54
Crude Ligric Oil 26 74
Light Oil Derivatives 55 46
Screenings and l3reeze 13 87
Spent Iron Oxide (2) (2)
Spent Lime (2) (2)
(1) Average of the years 1925, 1927, 1929, and 1931.
(2) No data reported.
Source of data: Census of Manufacture: 1931 (U.S. Dept. of
Comuierce)
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REFE&ENC ES
1. Brown 1 s Directory of American Gas Companies , Moore
Publisning Company, Inc., i ew York, N.Y., 1890, 1900,
1910, 1920, 1930, 1940 and 1950-51 editions.
2. Bureau of the Census (U.S. Department of Commerce),
Census of Manufacture: 1931 - Manufactured Gas;
Coke-Oven Products; Fuel i riguets , U.S. Government
Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1934.
3. Steward, E.G., Town Gas - Its Manufacture and
Distribution , Her Majesty’s Stationary Office, London,
1 958.
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Appendix A
BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON DATA
SOURCE AND PROCESSES
SAMPLE PAGES FROM R0WN’S DIRECTORY OF
AMERICAN GAS COMPANIES
This part contains example pages from the 1890 and
1950-1951 editions of Erown’s Directory of American Gas
Companies . These example pages show the extent and detail to
which data are reported by I3rown’s , as well as the change in the
reported data from 1890 to 1950.
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BROWN’S
DIRECTORY
OF
AMERI CAN
GAS
COMPANIES.
GAS STATISTICS.
ALA3 .Mi.
3r u gh*m Gas, E1.ctric Light &. Power Ca.,
SLi-mitiqfta.
J.fcrw.i C.u*i .
CspitaI uock. 1 S0OU ’.
T caA bood.s o tuto $340,000.
P tdeot. J. F. 3. Jsc jo .
Tree.u er. 3. F. Roden.
!ec arv. 3. F. i odes .
s o ç 3. F. R.*Ies.
up.eri ceodent T. 3vro ..
P t ’ceis of . La3uf3v ure. Cosi.
? puLsdoo. 50.000.
Nce of Gi.s is i 0. 1130.
umber of public !.inps. t
P ’ ce ec ired for public iao . $1.. .5 per moath.
.tpprox ate ssnual output. iO.00U.QUO.
Ca d e power, it
Oper te Tho .wa-Rouston Eectr c Sysre ...
Nuz ber of Liçbt . JO 1.rc isd I. i00 Lsc .sd .
Cent UgbtL
Oecatsr Light & Po .er Ca.., 0.catsr. -
Mor7u1 Ce *IJP. -
CapftsJ stock.. #i.;o oon.
Tc tal bood., o a wiu,t.
? &deot , W’. \V. Littl ob . .s
‘? e,AI1rer. L,t Tai ’t B&nk
c e rv. J&s. M. Scott.
ich& ng . ent. Jan. )L scott
u er dest, la s. )t scott.
P octss of Ms.ouincturt, CoaL
P pu.islos. 9300.
P ceof Gas s i 9. t2.0O. 10 percent. discount.
X bet of public ‘snip., t5.
P ce received for public acnps. S .5.O0 per year.
. ppronc sLe assuni output aot siated..
Candle power, it
£*fa,l& Gas, Electric Light lad Power Ca.. E ia(avla_
u ’6oigr C si*sp.
Capital atoct. $ O ,00O.
Tots.l ‘ ousds ouc.scsndlnç, $
? sideni, joan w. TuAlls.
Treonurer, .L 3 er
Seer,cirr. .L 3crn3. er.
. üo W.
Snpenoceodeor. -I*oics Terrier.
Proce,., u( suf3ct 1re. C *L
Populstioa. ; ..s( tJ.
P ce of Gii.i is L 9. * .50. tess tO per cent.
Nuznber of public ft p5. 1.
P ice r crive l for public h p ..
. .ppr re i aua output. .0O0.000.
C*odle p’ r
Opertte Thoc sosHoustos ectr c rstein. 50
. rc asd -50 Lncssde ceoc L gbts.
HM tSVIIII Gas Light and Coke Ca.. l4unt viIle.
.jJad o,i Cuuiily.
Capital stoc _
Total Sosda ouuts,sdio 3.500.
?re i*lent. Robc. £. CoL e.
irary, I. \ ‘. Mur 1och.
up.enoieodest. I. W. Muttioch.
Process of )lsau(actur , Coal.
Populatlos. .000.
Pnce of G sa is I 9. O0 to 11.t3.
ituiber of public ‘ainps. SO.
Price re -cei ed for public !aaaps.
.pnx moce ,.onuai output. tO ,000. 000.
Cacd!e power, it
Mobile Gas Light and Cake Ca., Mobile.
XobIZ . , up.
Cspital StOCk. 1 0 000.
To sL bosd, outst.aodloç , ;
Pre,*de it. . i Rubira.
T r tsitrer. H. \V. ,hie4da
5evrr sr7. H. W . $lueld.s.
? irv5sssnc . enc. H. Pt. SbjeldL
penotecdeot. Joba O ’3nen..
Procesa of Macufactur-e. Coal.
Populatios. 40.0UU.
Pr ce of Gii.s In t 89, $ 1.t to $2.2Z.
umber of public ia ps. oooe.
Price receiced for public amps.
.1pproxin aie ssnu,A output. 14.000.000.
Casdie power, 18.
Figure A-i.
Sample Page from Brown’s 1890 Edition
In Alabama Gas Companies in the towns of Birmingham, Enfaula and
Se!ma. operate the TJwmso r -.Hcusth* EZ dric Sys1 m . ee advertisement,
page x.
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GAS COMPANY_STATISTICS
NATURAL, MANUFACTURED AND
BUTANE GAS COMPANIES
Statistics for the Calendar Year 1949 Arranged Alphabetically Accord.
in to States and Cities
labama Gas Corp.
Alexander City Municipal Gas Co.
Andalussa Gas System
.tpex Gas Co.. Inc.
.Amlore Gas Dept.. City of
Bay Minette Natural Gas Dept
Brewtofl Gas Dept
Colbert Gas Co., Inc.
Decatur Gas System
Huttman Gas System
Huntsville Gas System
Jacksonville Water Works &
Gas Board
ALABAMA
GAS COMPANIES AND MAIN OFFICE
COMMUNITIES SERVED AND INDEX TO OPERATING DATA
OPERATING DATA
AL A tDER CITY
Alaza.d.a City Mua*eip.l C.. C.. (8. i .e.. 4 ir)
Municipal plant.
Mayor: D. H. Williams.
Gas supt.: M. C. Allen.
Calori8c value: 530 B.t. s.
Avertige specittc gravity: 1.16.
Mil of main: 19.
Miles of pipe ii e: 14.
Nnnaber of services in ground: 680.
Manual production: 50,000,000 cu. ft.
Annual purchases: 25 tank cars.
Annual stIes: 49.500.000 en. ft.
Population served: 8600.
Company does Oct sell appliances.
Supplies: Alexand.r City, alt. 750 ft.; 615 mIter!.
1
Number of employees: 2.
ANDALUS 1A
.knd.tu.ia Gas S .iem (Bue. ..4ir)
Municipal plant.
Population:
Supplies Ar idalussa.
(No detailed information available Irons city; data
compiled from other sources.)
ANNISTON
.4Ib.m . Ga. C.rper.ii... (N.a..aA)
1221 oble St.
For officers and directors. see company’s report.
Binsiingham.
Figure A-2.
Sample Page from i3rowri’s 1950-51 Edition
Birmingham Mobile Gas Service Corp Atlanta. Ga.
Alexander City Natsonal Utilities Co Florence
Andalusia Ozark Municipal Gas Plant Ozark
Birmingham PlI City Gas System Pail City
Atmore Phenix City Natural Gas Co. Phenix City
Ba Minette Piedmont Water Works and Gas Board . Piedmont
Rre’.vton Pleasant Grove Municipal Gas Co Pleasant Grove
Sheffield Hagland Gas System . Ragland
Decatur Southern Nattsral Gas Co Birmingham
Htsttman Syfacauga Gas System Sylacauga
Huntsville Tallassee Gas System . . . Tal lassee
Troy Gas Dept.. City of Troy
Jacksonville Union Springs Gas Co., City of . t’nion Springs
Alexander City
Alexander City
Huif man
Huffiman
Prichard
. Mobile
Andalusia
Andalusia
Huntsville
Huntsville
Ragland
Ragland
.4nniston
. . Anniston
Irondaie
Birmingham
Reform
Reform
Atuiore . .
. Atsnnre
Jacksonville
Jacksonville
Selma
Selma
. ttalla
Gadaden
Leeds .
. Leeds
Sheffield
Sheffield
Auburn .
. .Auburn
Lincoln
Lincoln
Spring Hill
Mobile
Bay Minette
Bessemer
Bay Minette
Sirmineham
Lspscomb
Mcbite
Birmingham
M blle
Sylacauga
TaH. dega
Sylacauga
Talladega
Birmingham
Blue Mountain
Binssinghans
Anni.ston
Montgomery
Mountain Brook
Montgomery
Birmingham
Tallassee
Tarrant City
Tallassee
. . Birmingham
Brewton
Brighton .
Chickasaw ..
Decatur .
Fair t teld
Florence .
Brewton
Birmingham
. . Mobile
. . . Decatur
Birmingham
. . Florence
Nortbport
Notasulga . .
Opelika ..
Oxford
Ozark
Pci Cit .
Tuscaloosa
Notasulga
. Opelika
Anniston
Ozark
Fell City
Troy
Trussvtlle
Tuscaloosa
Tuscumbia
Tuskegee .
Union Springs
Troy
Huffman
Tuscaloosa
Sheffield
. Tuskegee
. Union Springs
Cadsden
ReSin . .
Homewood .
Rueytown
. Gadsden
. HeSin
. Birmingham
Pleasant Grow’e
Phenix City .
Piedmont
Pleasant Grove
Prattville .
Phenix City
Piedmont
Pleasant Grove
Prattville
Wetumpka
Whistler
. .. Wetumnpka
Mobile
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2 ALABAMA
OPERATING GAS COMPANIES
Local mgx.: E. H. Milhe.
Caisirinc value: Average, 1.028 B.t.u.
Average speciñc gravitY: .60.
Gs a purchased from Southern Natural Gas Co.
Miles ol mains: 113.34; 3 :n.. equiv.
Number of services :n ground; 7,.162.
Annual sales: 1,450,070.000 cu. ft.
Sales divided: Dom.. 35 ; corn, and indus., 64 ’1;
apace nestrng. 1” .
Gas unaccounted fur: 4.67%.
PopuLation: 40,500.
Number of meters: Dons.. 6,372, coin, and indus.,
742; apsee heating. 22..
Psica OF Gas: See rates for Alabama Gas Corpora-
tion, Alabama Div., Birmtngnam.
l. mt sales of appliances, 1949: 678, .01 types.
Cump.anv operates one retail stoee.
Suppiies; Anniitoa, Blue Mountain and Oxford.
Number in employees: 55.
ATMURE
0* , ’ .1 Ata..re. Cm Dsp.ruaa.t (.Vatin’.l)
Municipal plant.
Adnusustrators. Mayor H. H. Dees and City Council.
Supt. W. k. McCunnao.
Cakiruic sakie: 1.0.50 to 1,070 3.t.u.
Aserage peciiac gra its’: 60.
Miles of mains. 19. pressure, 10 lbs.
Number at ic, .% Ices ii ground: 635.
Anflual sales. 23,500.000 cu. It.
Population: District. 5.000.
Number of oiuumers: Doni., 596; corn., 149; total
745, including space heating, 85.
ta r Gas: Flxit 200 cu. ft., $123; next 3,800
cu. It, $3.80; next 5.000 cu. ft.. $4.50; next 5.000
cii. ft.. $4.00: idthtsooal. 70c. per ‘.1.
Company does not sell .appliances.
Supplies; Atmore. altitude 281 ft.
AUBURN
Al. a Ca. C.rp.esii.. (. a.s.re4)
N. College St.
Foe othcen and diieeton, see comp.ny x report,
Bit i ozng hant.
Local mgr.: Howard Higguss.
Caluss8e value: Average. 1.028 B.t.u.
Avusge sp.cthc gravity: .60.
Gas piuthai.d I rum Southern Natural Gas Co.
Miles of means: 22.35; in. equiv.
Number of services in ground. 1.214.
Ananal sales: 288,984,000 cii. ft.
Sales divided: Dm a.. 49’4; corn, and iiidus., 44%;
space heat.ing. 7 .
Gas overaccounted be: 96%
Population: District. 7,300.
Number of meters: Dons.. 1,564; coin. and indus.,
13.3; space heating, 23.
Peace or Ga. : See rateS for Alabama Gas Cor.
porabon, Alabama Div.. Birnunghain.
Unit sales of appliances. 1949: 88. all types.
Company operates oac retail gore.
Supplia.; Aubura.
Number of employees; 7.
BAY M IrtETTE
Bay MIassi. Naesr.b Ca. Dept. (Nasiiral)
Mu*scipal plant
Calori8c value: 1.070 B.t.u.
Average apeci8c gravity: .60.
Population; 2,000.
Supplies; Bay Minette. 300 customers (cit.).
No detailed iofoimation available hum city; data
compded oeber inwees.)
BIRM INGHAM
Alabama Ga, C,.ep.raii.u.. .4Ialiama Disi.i.i. (V.a.
ii, ., I
\Vatts Building.
Owned by Southern Natural Gas Ca.
Directors; C. T. Chenery, Harold .1. Mahnken. New
York; Chas. B. Gamble, J. N. Greene, C. P. Rather.
C. van den Berg, II. R. Demck, Raymond Beeny.
Birmingham, Ala.; Jesse L. Terry, Princeton, N. J.
Chin.: C. T. Chene.ry.
Vice chm.: C. van den Berg.
Pres.; J .N. Greene.
Src.-treas.; Raymond Beeny.
Vicu-pres.: H. R. Derrick, H. M. Erskine, C. H.
Home. B. A. PUrYCSZ, Jr.
.Asst. sec. and jast. treas.: Wm. H. Kennedy, N. B.
Krrredge, B. C. \Virra. Elizabeth C. Ham.
Pnicx or Na ,Tvxaz. Gas: Available to residences.
individual family apartments and commercial ,rstab-
lisbments using teas than 35,000 Cu. ft. an any day.
Gas service under this schedule shall be through a
single point of delivery and such gas shall not I .e
resold. This schedule is not available to multiple
housing protects. First 300 Cu. it. .r less per nsa..
$1.00; next 2,700 Cu. ft.. 9.5c. per M; neat 2.000
cu. ft., 50c. per M; next 45,000 cu. ft., 45c. per
M; next 50,000 Cu. ft., 35c. per H; additional,
30c. per M. Minunuin monthly bill; $1.00. Pay-
ment: Bills for service rendered are pityalik’ within
ten dayi from due date, and if not paid within
such period become delinquent and subiect to
charges as set forth in th, rules of the Alabama
Public Service Commission. Ei$rctive Mxtch 22.
1949.
Supplies: Aani ton, 7.1,36 ’; Auburn. 1.723’; G.uls-
dcii. 10,980; Hethn, 301’; Leeds, 781’; Liii-
cola. 117’; Slontgtsmnery, 19,062’, Not.uulga,
177; Opelika. 2.2b6 , Prattvilte, 687; Reform,
264’; Semis. 4,487; Talladega. 1.977’. Tusc.s-
loosa, 8,903’; Tuskegee. 936’; Wetiinipka, 8l2 ’
Fur operating statiStics, see separate reports for towns
listed above.
Indicates number of meters.
B IRML’4GUAM
Alaba..a Ga. C.u’p.r.t&un. Blrmingk... Dl.tmien
.ad .Vam,al
1918-20 N. 1st Ave.; plant. 410 S. 10th St.
Fur officers and directors see company’s report. Ala-
bama Division, Birmingham.
Gas purchased: Natural gas, 8.864.814.000 cu. ft.
from Southern Natural Gas Co.. Birmingham; coke
oven gas, 6,706.157.000 cii. ft. from Sluss-Shef-
field Steel and Iron Co.. Alabama By-Products
Corp.. and Wuodward Iron Ca.
Calorific value: Average, natural gas, 1,028 B.t.u.;
coke oven gas, 524 8.t.u.
Average specific gravity: .4.
Gas holder capacity: Storage, 11.356.000 vu. ft.;
LP-Gss standby plant. 980,000 gals.
Mike of mains: 1,379.45; 3 in. equiv.
Number of services :n ground: 65,926; as’. diam..
1 in.
Annual s.iles: 13,202,161,000 cu. ft.
Sales divided: Dom., 5,159,333,000 cii. ft.. corn..
1.262 ,976,000 cii. It.: indus., 8.534,932,000 cu.
ft.. heating, 22.4.920.000 cii. ft.
Maximum day’s aend-out: 86,490,000 cii. ft.
Gas unaccounted foe: .67%.
Population: City, 318,500: district, 510,000.
Number of consumers: D ciii., 77,980; Corn., 4.972,
indua., 138; heating. 689.
N timber of meters: 83.777.
P,ucg or Gas: Schedule BM-1. Residential. First
2,000 cii. ft. per mu., 80c. per M; seat 3,000 cii. it..
Figure A-2 continued
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OPERATING GAS COML’ANIES
MIc. per H; next 30(gg) cu. ft., lOc. per M; addi-
tional, 25e. per H. Effecteec March 22.1949. S hed-
ule BN—1. Residential. ccatur:il gas: l’:rst 1.00(1 Cu. It.
far me,., i 6 c, feer C, eeext 1.504) cu. It., 1 2c. jeer C;
neXt 15,000 u. ft., Sc. jeer C. additional, Sc. per C.
Effeeteve March 2 , 1949. TIec Ieclloweesg gce,eral pee,—
visionS axe applicable tee Seicceliale,. t IM—I aced BN—1
Minimum mucitlely l ,,ll 7 1 )e. Hells dice and pa able on
date of bill and deliiie 1 ueiii 10 days thereatter.
Schedule BM—2. Ojutonal ;ctl.elnk to re’s elceetial
c’ustesncrs and at the n 5ctceeil e l flit’ eeesteeencrs leer
gas used en a central—fired heating jeicect ur eta equcv-
.elent. First 10,004) cc. it. per ccci., Lie per H; nw’et
t),00O Cu. It., 3.5 per Xl; .eelditiecie . al, 25 c per H.
bth,vtive Maceli 22, 1949. Svlsedicl BN-2. Natur:cl
gas first 5.000 ec, it. per nice., dec jeer C, ee t 1 ( 1,000
cu. it., 7 c per C, .edditional, Sc jeer C. Eltcctive
March 22. 1949. lice teclleewiicg lCeeeT . al fcrovl,.eoccs are
applicable to Scheclccle’s B hI —2 iced 3 N. 2: H eiccneecin
neecnthly charge: ,2.{)0 leer tic .’ scene tics eel Ne,vceiel ’r
tee April, inclusive, which tli;erge’ ssell (a’ ,icceeeieee—
aled and credited to tie,.’ cle crg,.’ leer gas. \Vlcvn
charges tent gas en coy . 1c c seuseuc cave t’tcct’eit’d
Si 1.00 nec further eniec,nscI,e , cls,cre well lee’ rellelcrt ’tl.
Bells rcecdt’rt’d eneeicietly. The tereic,. ‘‘ieee ccitt ,’’ acid
monthly’ cicate Lht’ perceed leetwe’t’ci regcil.er neeetc•r
readings, which shall lii . enjele. as ecearly as preectic-
dde every .30 da s.
Unit sales ccl .eppliueeces, 1949: H .mge’s, 1.98.5 re ’—
Ingerators, 864; water he’;ate’rs, 856; neeisct’llane-
OtIS, 111.
l)i , .tnct has three retail stores.
Supplies: Bessemer, Birsseicsgham. Brighton. Fair-
tield, Ficemewicoel, Treendale, Liti..ee,iielc, %Iccecntain
Brook, Tarrant City.
Number of employees; 604.
BIRMINGhAM
Apse. Ga. C.paps, lisa. (.Seai.crai I
Watts Building. Birmingham, Ala.
Subsidiary of Southern Natural Gas Company, Watti
Building. Birmingham. Ala. -
Chin, of ted,; C. T. Chenery.
Pm.: C. P. Rather.
Vice-pres. and see.; H. 1). Mclfenry.
‘ice-pres.: 1k. ii. Utrivh and It. H. Erskine.
Aast. Sec.: B. G. Eenan.
Tress, and Comjcl. ; I I. E. ackson.
Asst, tress.; Loren Fitch and Langutein XV, McCalley.
Caløe iBc valise: 1,025 B.t.u.
Average spevi3c efrecvety: .620.
Miles of mains: 34.23.
Annual ,aks: 1,372.240,000 cc ,. It.
Number of meter,.: 12.
Gas is sold to Gull Public Service Cceinpany. Neetchi-
tochei, L.a., and Meens6eld, La., and Sabine Gas
Co., Reeahteun, L.a.
BIRMINGHAM
Sseaikees Nansral 4;.. Cc ,. l,Yses.rel)
Watts Bldg., P. 0. Box 2563.
Directors: C. T. Chenery, If. H. Ersl.eoe. Edgar C.
Hill and Beverly Bogert. New York; William 1-I.
Heenrnel. l ’iltshcurgh, Pa.; Basil Manly, Waslsingtoii;
C. van den Berg, C. P. Rather, H. D.McHeruy.
H. H. LJlriche and J. N. Greene. Birmingham.
Chin, of bd.: C. T. Chenery, New York.
Vice clint, of led.: C. van dcci Berg.
Pres.: C. P. Rather.
Vice-pres. and sec.; H. 1). Meflenry.
Vice-pm.; R. H. Ulrigh, Basil Manly, H. H. Er.
skm, B. H. Burdick and j. B. Miliecoe.
Tress, and coinpi.; H. E. Jackson.
4se4. see.: Robert G. Kenan and P. S. Cuiclon,
Bircnengh.aue, and E. C. Hum, New York. N. Y.
Sssf. tress.: Lorea Fitch, Langeton W. McC.alley
and W. St. JabneL
ALABAMA 3
(lecef enegr.; B. II. Becrdccle,
heelee limit’ seept.; 0. A. Tooley.
Sales elcgr. J. B. Milnioc.
Secpt. ci; uperattoces; 3. XV. Yeldell.
Sul ,C. zeeciasureuicents: C. E. Terrt’ll,
statistician: W. T. Ivey.
Ihete engr.; . t .laxc lheeuni.
lcd,r agt.; 3. 1). Eeniiedy.
(.es pierch.eced Irecin ueelleeu’cecg coecepailies : t]iieted
Garlic,,, Gee., Chariceecect, \V. \‘a.; United Gas
Pipe Line Co., ShrevGeeert, La.; 1-bejee Pr ,—
itciceeeg Co., Sleeecreee, La.. lccterst.ete Natural Gas
Cii.. (usc., Xle,s irew, La.. Southern PrexIuctiecIe Co.,
iCc., Shre’vepccrt. Li.; l’he Sechlericer Oil Ce,., Ueeus.
te,ci. I , , ... llecccel ,le Oil ( ‘ce, lleee.e tcnn. rca.. Hag—
ececle4 Pt’erecle’e:ucc Gee., Dallas, Tei.. S. W. Richard—
s,ecc. Firm \Ve,rtlc. Ti’s.; Sccei Oil Ce,.. 1)allas, Tc’x.;
eec! otleers.
(;. ,. jnnirclc.ese’eh; 1211.925,714,0(10 cu. ft. S ui
(:as terceel,cct-d: 4.4$2.39800(l eec. It. S (e / .. h,,cse
Acccete;el ,..des 125.146,503.00(1 cc. ft. S ez. Isis ..
Potcecl,eteeen eel district sujejeliecI; 1.524.11:37. 1941)
census cnelsedeng Birmicacjheam euetrojculit.cn un
where both natural and by-product gas are sole!).
ecsteecccers it ccr ’ gate: Cocicp;cicces served. 6; mci—
ecetetceilct lee, 11; ccmcmuiiitcr’e served indirectly, 6tl
dcrc’ct elehivt’rtes. 31.
Gas sold at city gates to the following companies:
Alahcancee Gas Corp., Ala. Div., Aeeeeistoa. Au-
Icura, Gadsden. He8ia, Leeds, Lincoln, Mont-
gceiccery, Northpsert. Notasulga. Opelika. Pratt-
velk’, Reform, Selena, Talladego, Tuscalocssea, Tin-
ke’sii’c. \Vetuiiepkei. Ala., Birmingham Div.. Bee-
stifler, Birncucglceun, F,cirtield. Homewood, Moon-
tile, Brook, Ala.; Atlanta Gas Light Co., At-
Iccicta, llarne,vellc, Breiceen. Calhoun, Carrolltan,
C;ertersvelle. Cedartown. College Park, Douglas-
v’lk, East Paint. Forsyth, Gordon, Griffin. hfamp-
tech, Sleccoec, Marietta, hlille’dges’ille, Newnan.
1{ecck;ceart, Re,me, l’homaston, G.e.; Gas Light Ca.
eel Columbui. Columbus, Fort Banning, Ga.; P3w-
nix Natural Gas Co., Phenix City, Ala.; Munici-
palities eel Uuhfni.aie, Jacksonville, Pelt City, Pied—
feint, Pleasaict Grove, Reegleeecd, Sylacauga Talta-
see’ and Trussville, Ala., and Tallaposesa. Ga,,
\lississippl Gas Co. Ansury, Aberdeen. Brooksvi!le,
C.edumicus, Louisville, Macun. Meridian, Nettle-
ton. Okeclona, Steerks’ille, Tupelo. Wrst Point.
hIls ..; Mississippi Power md Light Ce ,.. Benton,
Dur,int. Goodman. Kree,citi , .ko, Lexington, Pickens,
Yeezoo City. hslis ,e.; %‘icksburg Sluseicipal Gas Sys-
te.’uu, Vivkneleeerg. Miss.
Mile’s eel gas pepe line’, total as of January 1, 1950:
2,217.3 ic,iles; size (outside diameter) 24 in..
1:30.4 nails’ ,; 22 iii. 451.1 indira; 20 in., 218.1
‘uks; 18 in.. 62.5 miles; 16 en.. 86.7 miles; 14
in.. 130.0 miles; 12% in. :349.3 miles; 10% in..
202.0 miles; 8% iii., 181.1 miles; 6% in.. 231.7
miles; 4% in., 139.4 miles; 3% in., 10.8 miles;
2% en,, 4.2 incIte.
Mile,. of gas pIpe fIeld lutes included in total above:
68.84) miles; size ;eeutside diameter) 22 in., .15
miles; 1$ in.,.3l miles; 12% in., 6.84 miles; 10%
in., 3.15 miles; 8% in., 900 miles; 6% in., 32.34
curs; 4% in., 16.12 miles; 3CC in., .44 miles;
2% in., .45 miles.
Tlee’se fIgures include multiple river croesiug lene
aced tc ,er;cllel lines.
Nu,esiser of compressor stations: 13; 104,1 O hp.
Nueulwt of employees: 720.
l3RE ’TON
Nee ’.i.a Ga. l)api. 4. 5 4.m.’si)
Municipal plant.
Figure A-2 continued
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DESCRIPTION OF VAL(IOUS MANUFACTURED GAS TYPES
This part briefly describes the various manufactured
gas types and their distinguishing characteristics. There are
three different major types of manufactured gas:
1. Coal
2. Water
3. Oil
iianufaccured gas can also be sold as a mixture of the above
gases. These three types are distinguished by their composition
and respective processes of manufacture. This study is primar-
ily concerned with coal and water gases because the large major-
ity of manufactured gas consists of these t types. Each gas
type is described separately below.
Coal Gas
Coal gas is produced from the heat treatment of coal in
a closed vessel, or retort, a process known as carbonization.
This process produces a combustible gas comprised mainly of
hydrogen and methane which has a typical heating value between
400 and 550 ritish Thermal Units (BTU)/cubic foot. The primary
by-products which result from carbonization are coke, tar, and
ammonia.
Water Gas
Water gas was usually used to supplement the production
of coal gas in order for gas manufacturers to meet cyclic
demands. Water gas is produced from passing steam (thus the
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mainly of hydrogen and carbon monoxide. Heat treatment of coke
or oil Co produce gas was known as gasification, whereas
carbonization referred to the heat treatment of coal. Water gas
typically has a heating value of approximately 300 BTU/cubic
foot and is non—luminous (i.e., it has negligible illuminance
when combusted) due to the lack of rich hydrocarbons. Since
town gas was used primarily for lighting purposes in the 1800s,
it was desired to “enrich” the water gas, usually by the addi-
tion of gas produced from the cracking of oil, to form “carbur-
etted water gas”. The oil gas, having a higher heating value
(approximately 1,700 BTU/cubic foot) and hydrocarbon content
than water gas, resulted in a gas mixture which was comparable
to coal gas (in terms of heating and illuminating values). The
carburetted water gas was also amenable to the same purification
processes as coal gas although less coke, tar, and ammonia pro-
duction were characteristic of water gas production compared
with coal gas production.
Oil Gas
Gas produced from oil as the main raw material was less
commonly used compared with coal and water gas due to the rela-
tively high cost of oil gas production. As described above, oil
gas was typically used Co enrich water gas. Oil gas was usually
produced from the thermal cracking of oil, a process known as
oil gasification. The cracking was achieved by the spraying of
oil via a carburettor (thus the term “carburetted water gas”)
onto hot brick rk or a bed of selected catalyst. The primary
by-products resulting from oil gasification were typically oil
derivatives, tar, and naphthalene.
Additional discussion of the manufacturing processes
and gas types may be found elsewhere (Reference 3).
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DESCRIPTIONS OF VARIOUS WATER GAS PROCESSES
(FROL’I bL OWN’S DIRECTOL(Y )
This part contains descriptions of water gas processes
copied from the 1 9O edition of brown’s Directory of american
Gas Companies . The intent of presenting this is to give the
reader a better understanding of the kind of material which is
available and .was used in this survey. The following pages in
this appendix are coyprighted and used with the permission of
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EXPLAAT tOYS
—or—
Various “Processes” Mentioned in this Work.
For the information o( those seeking further knowli.dge of the methods simply ciesi ’nat&l hr
the nam of yst.em.s moLlnw zig Process r f M w u fac rure as used in this work. re zi
ber ’e nth a brief outline of the char.Lcter of the ev rnl prin ipel rocessee. Such &iescrtp-
noss. ho’ ever, dee of the water gas proc. se’ ‘,r ft. i (mm ‘he great uniformity in the proce - .s
of coal and oil g ’a.s manufacture no detail de cripci i of the di ereuce, could be made nthout ui
undue einborazion of the subject
It should be borne in mind that there are tr.ree di w ct system.s of water gas manufacture.
1 . Generator-superheater type, in which water ga.s is made, and enriched and 8 xed all in
one apparatus. internally ftzesL
2d. Geuerator.retort type. in which water gs a is made in 4nternaliy fired generators. but eu•
riched a.nd the product flaed in, a second and separate apparatus usuaily retorts internally reth
and in a second operation.
3d. Retort type, in which water gsa is made anti eru ched entirely in special (usually reeti-
cal) retorts eiternally fired.
We gire a brief description of the sereral leading forms of apparatus. arranged alphabetically,
a s below.
For more extended information we ould recommend consulting of Progressive .4ge for
Nov. 1st. 1389 (article “IUuniinating Water Gas. ’ by tr. F. H. Shelton, and • Water Ga.s in the
t’atted States,” by Aie c. C. Eumphreys, M. E., published by ?rog ’ressire . .ge Publishing Co..
18 Broadway, ‘ew York, bound book form, price 1. 00.
GENERATOR-StTERHEATE PROCESSES.
Intention of Joseph Fiannery, controlled a.nd built by the Bay State Gas Company of Bee-
toe, Mass. Distinctive featu . es are the placing of the generator and superheater in a. wrought
rectangular shell Cm place of the usual cylindrical helIs, building the same in pairs. and passüig
the enriching oil through a long vaporizing retort before admi.s.sioa to the superheater.
Tu,r Flannery Works built at Middletown, Pa.. in I 1. Since introduved on a large scale
in the Sta: dartl Gus Ught Co.’s Works, New York, Bay State Co., &ston, etc. Total plants
erected about arteen.
Invention of A. 0. Grang-er a.nd Jee. H. Collins. Jr. C ’.nn”lled and built by The C’nitesl
Gas Improvement Co. of Philaulelpbia. Distinctive f aturr tre the location of the genera-
tor below floor level, or in a pit.. with superheater laping- geu* r.ttor, i order to g-a n adran.
ta€es of cupola magic shell type of con . utruction, and yet retain complete access to generator. and
the introductioa of th. oil in form of spray under high pressure, a babe of superheater. Designed
for convenience of operation, smafl floor space, and chiefly for the use of naphtha.. Total plants
erected about fifty.
Figure A—3. Description of Processes from Brown’s .
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i.e
K4ILOII.TrA ‘ LXY:
!ni-put on of John Ea.nlon and Lesdle’u. Con ofled b the ‘C ted Coal and
Oil Gas Co.. New York. Disbnct ee feature ii the use of two or three generators on $ com-
e. In making water gas steam is passed down one generator and up the next,
and this course resersed the next and alternate runs.
This pioce } aa become moa.e or l celebrated through the recent patent right litigation be-
tween ita promoteri and the owners of the Lowe patents. r u1ting in & rictory for the last named
Pxe’noiael’r to this some fte,n plants had been erected, the first at Passaãc, N. J.. in 1884;
the largest for the Philadelphia Gas Bureau, capacity 6,000,000 p.r diem.
Loo*zs:
Invent ion of Buzdett Loomis. Conuofled by the Loomis Gas Machinery Co., Philadelphia.
Pa. This apparatus as built for illuminsang gas. chiefy dis nctrre in the use of soft coat in
generhtcr—w th a downward blast or exhaust draught, and peculiar filling of superheater for
caring tar the s and ash from the use of soft co.J. Built in re nguiar wrought shell.
TLZSt plant erected at Coctaee City. Mass., 1886. Since then about n.x others of this form.
The L mzs system as now pushed by its promoters is for an apparatus chief y for fuel gas.
This form consists o( but a simple generator to make ‘producer gas,” and zion-illuminatiug fuel
gas. This. if desireti for illumination, is attrr’war Ls passed through retorts and enriched and fixed,
as in th. next class of water gas spp .rs.tus. A number of plants of this form has-c been erected.
almost enorely. how.cer, for industrial manufacturing purpoaea, such as mills, iron worinng
establishments, etc.
LOWE:
Invention of Prof. T. S. C. Lowe. Controlled and built by The nit.d Gas Impros-ement
Co., Philadelphia. Pa. Distinctive features of this process are the use of generator in connec•
tion with a superbe.ating or 6 xing chamber, fired by the internal oombuszid f the gases formed
in “blowing up’ the generator: also the introduction of oil, or other enriching sub zances into
the hydrogen gas, and the fiting of the two by pa tage through the superheater: sl.co the use of
the superheater fur superhesting steam if desired. This process has lately been upheld at length.
in the courts, as a base patent proce a entering the generator-superheater system of water gas
manufacture.
The Lowe ap *ratus has been built in various forms, of one principle. but differing in design
and detail. Double deck, Gsx ’.t*eek, Chicago, Huaipb.reys.” Double superheater. ete.i . La
now built it is perhaps the only apl a.r2tu .s satisfaclorily handling crude Lirna oil. , or distilates.
etc., for high candle power fl ed gas. This type of apparatus is adapted to the iar ect r sliest
works, and has been erected in about 123 throughout the country. First works operated lit
in Pb njx’rille, Pa.
McK y.Csrrv ez .ow :
Tns-entio.i of Peter English. but commonly known under the name of .Xclav.Cr’tchiuer,
from its use in cnnnecnora with the patent of that name. for the carbureting of natural gas. Con-
trolled by The taited Gas Improremeut Co. Distinctis-e feature is the use of a sin he cerocal
shefl, with superheater in upper balt geuerator in tower—separated bs solid arch. Gases pass
around same, through suitable hum. front generator to superheater. For use to enrich natural
gas stes.m is partially replaced br natural gas, which is decomposed and enriched and &xed. as in
• making water gas. First plant erected in London, OraL. 1882. Total plants erected about
forty.
Invention of Thomas Martin. Controlled bc Win. Eenry white, New York. Distinctive
feature is the introduction of the oil in an e cpansiou of the connection between generator and
superheater. Otherwise. sirnosi identical with ‘ Gooseneck ‘ early Lowe form. Tour plants of
this form base been eree ed.
Figure A-3 continued
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PR3T? ,t Ry.e t:
lnrennon of Messars. Pratt Rrs.n. of Chicago. Controlled by the same. Dist .
t cuze is the generator and superhetiter in single ‘rertical shell as in Mc ay and Sprtng’er,.
in psi.rs. for re eruiug cotuse of , team in alternate runs, and the introduction of the o
throUgh cOred ze brick arches La the superneater. Some S.’re plants have been erected of t
form.
Inrention of T. G. Springer. Controlled by the National Gas Light and Fuel Co..
Chicago. Principal features axe the combination of the generator and superheater La one reri .
eel shell. commonly called the “cupola” form, to conserre floor space and re&atiOn. Litr.r
forms of this ap z- itus are titied ‘i-ith external flues. etc. • to rererse the course of Iow
through the apparatus. Oil is admitted by ‘ teaxn jet Fust plant erected in Chicago.
Total plants erected about fllt ’r, chiefty in the West and s iss ppt r idiey territory.
V c Srtt 3caoa:
Inventzon of B. Van Stee’nburgh, New YOrit, by whom controlled. Distinguishing feature
3 the u of space above coal in g”neretor for superheater. by interposition of fire brick tile; or,
in other words. making water ga., all in one chamber. Adapted for oapbtha only. Some dozen.
plants or so of this form were erected in the M.iddle•State ,froni 1861. to 1.S85.
QENER.. .TOR-RETORT SYSTEM.
EDGZ*TOS
Invention of a H. Edgerton, Danburr, Coan., by whom controUed. Distng tichint
feature of this process is the us. of vertical retorts for the enriehing (b c - the addition of our, anti
L’ting of water gas, passed thr Jh them; which retorts are externally 5 .red by the ga.ses formed
in blowing up the generator . Jr making the water gas. Some four or fi’c ’e plants ha’re been
erected of this form.
Hardly a distinct process, but rather a combination of coal and water gus apparatus. Coal is
caz 4 roniaed in an ordinary bench of retorts. The coke when wtthdra.wu is charged into generit.
tOre, located nenr by, in which non-luminou.i water gas is made. The mixture of water gas ami
coal aa is practically non4uminou , and is soLd for fuel M gaa. When desired for illumination air
incandescent burner’ is necessary. This “process ‘jLs in use in but one or t’wo places only.
Invention of E. S. Jeramanowski. Controlled by U. S. Equitable Co., New York City. This
system is. strictly speaking, a cross between this and the preceding type of water gas manu
factwe, as the pr.mai-v generating apparatus consists of a generator and &‘cing chamber tñlle i
with Iimestone with blasts, steam and oIl inlets, as in the Lowe process. rn this a gas of mod.
crate candle power is made, which is afterwards led o , pa.sse’d oser oil v’apora, and finally fixed
by passing through retorts externally fired. This process is in use on a large scale in New Yorl .
Chicago, Baltimore, etc. Liniited to the use of maphtha. and best adapted to large works.
Invention of ,feese, of England. Controlled by the International Ga., Co., New
‘York. In this system non-luminous water gas is made in generators, independently—as in aU of
this claim. Oil gas is made separately in retorts of peculiar construction, and the water gas ad.
mLted ‘with same, as that poüit. or beyond. This process has been introduced in some three or
fOur works only.
Figure A-3 continued
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Tz38iz D(7 MoTi?:
In en on of M. Tessie du Moa’r. of ‘rszce. Controlled and built by the Co ental Iron
Works. Brvokiyn. N. Y. Distinguishing festuzes of this process are the ma ng of a 2on-umin-
ous waxer gsa in generators (ga.so enes, wh.ich is afterwards passed over oil vapors . and thence
through resorts for fixing. This while making an excellent aud uniform grade. limits ‘ o the use
of napbtha or other ‘volatile oila—.e diad’rantage as compared with the use of crode Lima oils, at
the pr ent day. This proc someumes called the “Municipal. “from its first use by the com-
,anyofthatnamainNewYorkin 1873.isbeszadaptedtoi rgeworks. ItseinNewYorz .
3rooklyn and three or four other poi.ni*.
Intention of Dr. Wilkiusota. Controlled and built by 3.rtlett, ay ard t Co.. Balti
n oie, Md . This is p c caUy like the preceding process. except that the generators are so con-
soucted that water gas is made up or down. througn the coal bed, at will. This gsa passes
through scribb’er,. illuminator. eter and benches, etc., for &xmg, a .s the preceding, and like-
wtse cannot use Lima or other heavy oils successfully. First pZant erected in the Mutual Co.’s
Works, New York. and later in some three or four others.
RETORT PROCESSES.
InvenDon of W. A. Gw ne and G. W. Earns. Cout ’olled by the National Gas Lxiprovs
ment Co.. New York. Distinguishing feature in this, which is typical of its class, is an externally
fired rertical retort, filled with rbou, through which steam is pa.ssed and decomposed. This is
afterwards passed, with the addition of oil for en.rich.ing, through other retorts for fixing. This
i one of the earliest of water ga ’ p ’oc sses. dating back to 1868. Sonic si.x or eight plants have
*en erected, about half of which are in operation.
.T Ea e .cowsn “Baby” process:
In ’ ven on of Controll d 1n t ’. S. Equitable Co. of New York. Distinguish.
iz*g feature is the use of a “boot leg ’ shaped retort, externally fired, filled with limestone, or
other refractory- fi.zing substances, through which steam and oil are forced, decomposed into an
illuminating water gas This proce has been introduced in some four or fire works tbin the
1 st four years. -
The Portsmouth N. H., Gas Company says : “Nothing better than
the T/wmson-Housion.” See advertisement. page x.
Figure A —3 continued
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Appendix B
IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS NANUFACTURING SIT -
ALL PLANTS (1890 - 1950)
This appendix contains the detailed data concerning gas
production, by-product production, and manufacturing processes
reported for each decennial year for each plant. The following
explains the information included under each column heading of
the table:
City - This column heading contains the city name in
which the reported plant is located. The cities are arranged
first by chronological order (based on the first decennial year
found in Brown’s ) and then alphabetically by city name. As men-
tioned above, there is almost always a one-to-one correspondence
between city entries and plant sites. There were, however,
instances where several site were listed under a single city
entry. This was usually a result of consolidation of nearby
plants, which were listed separately in previous years. Thus,
these previously listed plant sites are separately included in
the total site tally (see Table 1). Although local addresses
were reported in later editions of brown’s, these were not
included since the reported address did not necessarily refer to
the plant site (the address may refer to non-manufacturing
locations: e.g, main office).
Year - This column lists the decennial years for which
data were compiled (from 1890 to 1950). These years are
repeated for each city entry.
Status - The symbol in this column (refer to legend)
indicates the status for a particular year. The possibilities
are that the plant (in that year):
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1. Manufactured gas (*),
2. Purchased gas (P),
3. Only supplied natural gas (N),
4. Did not report data, or no information was found
(0),
5. Discontinued operation (X), or
6. Was not yet in existence (blank)
Once it was determined that a plant was a natural gas
supplier, solely a purchaser of gas, or discontinued gas manufac-
turing operations, data for subsequent years were not compiled.
This is indicated by a “-“ under the status column.
Gas Type - The entry under GAS TYPE indicates the
specific type of manufactured gas: coal, water (or carburetted
water), oil, or other. The definition of each gas type is given
in Appendix A. It is possible that more than one type of gas
was produced; this is indicated by multiple entries under GAS
TYPE separated by commas. For example, the entry, “C,W t ’, means
that both coal and water gas were produced that year.
The gas type was usually either specified in the
reported annual production or determined from the listing of
process of manufacture. For example, the use of the Lowe pro-
cess almost invariably indicates the production of water gas.
When the gas type could not be determined from the available
information, a “?“ was entered under GAS TYPE. Occasional
inconsistencies were found between the annual production and the
process of manufacture information reported in Brown’s . These
were attributed to the subjective nature of the surveys, on
which the reported data were based. In these cases, the annual
production information was considered more reliable than the
reported process of manufacture.
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Gas Production t ates - Annual gas productions are
reported separately for coal, water, oil, and other types of
manufactured gas in units of million standard cubic feet under
this column (rounded to the nearest MM scf). The production for
carburetted water gas, which is essentially enriched water gas
(see Appendix A), was included in the water gas column. “Other”
types of manufactured gas usually referred to coke oven based
gas. The sum of these productions for a particular plant is
also shown for each year. This sum, however, does not include
values enclosed in parentheses or brackets, which are discussed
next. Whenever production data were not reported in Brown’s ,
the following information was reported instead (listed in order
of decreasing reliability):
1. annual sales - This is usually equivalent to the
annual production unless the company consumes
(within the plant) or purchases significant
amounts of gas.
2. Half of the maximum yearly output - The annual
production can be estimated as 180 days/year times
the maximum daily sendout, or one-half of the
maximum annual output. This is based on a rule of
thumb reported in Brown’s . This estimate is shown
in square brackets and is not included in the
totals or average productions.
3. Population served - The annual production can be
roughly estimated as one million cubic feet/1,000
of population served based on a judgment of the
correlation between population served and gas
production. This estimate is shown in parentheses
(in units of 1,000 of population or million cubic
feet of gas) in Table B-i and is not included in
the total or average productions. This informa-
tion is reported only when the above data were
unavailable.
Where none of the above information was available, a “?“ is
shown under this column.
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Occasionally, only one production was reported in
Brown’s although it was determined that more than one gas type
was being produced (almost always coal and water gas),as indi-
cated in the GAS TYPE column. In these cases, it was assumed
that coal gas was produced and the production was entered in
this column.
Gasifier/Process - The process of manufacture or gasi-
fier type is shown in this column as reported in J3rown’s . Due
to the variety in water gas processes (See Appendix A), the par-
ticular water gas process was usually specified wriereas details
regarding the manufacture of coal gas were reported infre-
quently. The indication of a particular process does not
signify that only the associated gas type is produced; the gases
which are produced are shown in the GAS TYPE column.
By-Product Production Rate - The amounts of coke, tar,
ammonia, or ocher by-products of concern are reported separately
under this column. The sum of these by-product productions for
each year was not calculated because each type of by-product
production is reported in different units (refer to legend for
corresponding units). As can be seen from Table B-i, such data
were not available in Brown’s until 1920. For a significant
portion of the plants, the amounts of by-product made and sold
were reported (most frequently for coke). In these cases, the
net amount (difference between by-product made and sold) is
reported (in parentheses) since it is this unaccounted for
amount which is important in this study. When the amount sold
is greater than the amount made, a “(-)“ is shown. Such nega-
tive values can be attributed to sale of by-products produced
either in other years or from non-gas manufacturing operations.
The net values are not included in the calculated average.
Unsold by-products are the materials which may have become
wastes and disposed of.
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Miscellaneous Information - Information typically shown
in this column includes details of “other” types of gases or
by-products, consolidations of companies, multiple sites, and
unconventional feeds tocks.
Average Productions - The average production rates
shown in the Last line of data for each plant are the calculated
average values of the plant data reported directly above. Esti-
mated gas production (as indicated by parentheses or brackets)
or net by-product productions were not included in these
calculated average values.
It should be noted that these values are averaged for
only the years in which production of each particular type of
gas was produced. The calculations used to arrive at these
values were discussed in the subsection explaining Table 2.
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LEGEND FOR TABLE B-i
STATUS
* - ilanufactured gas for that year
X - Discontinued/Out of business that year
O - Not found for that year
C — Consolidated with another company (see comments)
N - Natural gas supplier for that year
P - Gas purchased from another firm that year
COMPA Y
— “City name”
G -Gas
E - Electric
F -Fuel
L - Light
H -Heat
P - Power
Mfg - Manufacturing
Co - Company
GAS TYPE
C - Coal gas
- Water gas
CW- Carburected water gas
0 - Oil gas
N - Natural
GAS PRODUCTION RATE
- Production rate of gas in million standard cubic
feet (MM set)
(#) - Population served in 1,000 (reported when
production unavailable)
[ #1 - Production rate estimated from 1/2 of maximum
output (MM scf)
GAS IFIER/ PROCESS
F --Flannery
G - Granger
H-L - Hanlon
J - Jermanowski
J(B) - Jermanowski (baby)
J-L - Janeway-Logan (Oil)
K - Kendall (Oil)
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LEGEA D FOR TABLE B-i (continued)
G SIFIER/Pi(OCESS (Continued)
M-C - McKay-Critchelow
P - Patton (Oil)
S - Springer
S-G - Smith-Goldthorpe
V—Si - Van Sickel (Oil)
V-St - Van Steenburgh
W - Wilkinson
BY-PRODUCT PRODUCTION RATE
Coke - a x 1O tons of coke produced that year;
(a)x 10 tons of coke unaccounted for chat year
(calculated as coke made minus coke sold).
Tar - b x gallons of tar produced that year.
Ammonia - c x lbs of ammonia produced that year.
Other - Amount of by-products, other than above, produced and
reported that year (see r4ISC] LLANEOUS INFORI ’1ATION for
more details). -
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TAOIE U-1 IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MANUFACTURING SITES - tL PLANTh (1890-1958)
STATES ALRB1 ’Vl
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (NM cu.ft.IYR) GQSIFIER/ ,.**H*IBY-PRODUCTS*fl*,**,
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Otl Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aiiwuonia Other M1SCELLflI E3US 11 FQRMATJON
1
8iruirigham
U
GEL&P Co
1890 *
C
48
40
1900*
C
54
54
1910 ‘
C
28$
200
1920 *
C, W
200
590
790
Lowe
1930 P
1948 P
1950 P
AVER )6ESi
124
590
271
2
Decatur
“
LIP Co
189$ *
1900.
1910*
1920 ’
1930’
1940’
1950’
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
?
4,
5
8
30
21
24
15
‘
4

8
30
21
24
15
0
2
1
1
1
8
25
23
25
20
3
Eufaula
“
GELIP Co
1890 ‘
190$’
1910’
1920*
C
C
C
C
8
S
2
2
8

2
2
-
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVERAGES:
4
4
4
Iluritsville
N
GLICoke
Co
1890 ‘
1900 *
1910 a
1928 *
1930 *
1940 a
C
C
C
C
C,CW
C
‘
.10.
th’
12
26
26
18
12
12
26
26
1
1
1
15
33
1958 N
AVERAGES:
17
17
1
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bJRT * NLI1 WiH
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ ****,***BY-PRODUCTS*****i**
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water O 1 Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ai. mc,nia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMA1ION
5
Mobile
°
SL&Coke Co
1890 *
C
14
14
j9Ø *
C
20
20
1910 *
C
130
130
1920 a
C
295
295
17
318
30
1930 *
C, U
300
90
390
Lowe
15
325
34
1940 N
N
1950 N
N
AVERAGES:
152
90
170
16
322
32
6
Montgomery
U
Co
1890 a
C
32
32
.
•
1900 *
1910*
1920 *
j93Øa
1940 U
1950 N
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
27
68
122
?
62
,
27
68
122
62
4
4
164
164
11
11
7
Selma
“
G&EL
Co
1890 a
1908 *
1910 I
1920 a
1930 a
1940 N
1950 N
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
C
N
N
?
12
18
22
48
25
12
18
22
48
25
8
Talledega
H
SItU
Co
1898 ‘
C
4
4
1988*
1910*
1928 *
1930 *
1940 0
1950 N
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
3
8
16
ItO
8
.
3
8
16
10
8
1
1
1
10
16
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IA&.E 0-li IDENTIFICATION (iF TOWN GAS 1NLFACTUR1NG SITES - L PIJINTS 118901958)
STATE: ALAB 1b
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GQSIFIER/ ***a*,**BY-PRQD(JCTS*,*a,u,
NO. CITY C1)1P Y YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Akirlonla Other MISCELLANEO (JS INFORMATION
9
Anniston
‘ £113 Co
1891
1988 *
C
12
12
1918 *
C
15
15
1928*
C
56
56
4
4
1938’
C
‘
1948 N
1951 N
IERAGES :
28
28
4
4
II
Florence
6 1_IF Co
1891
1980’
1918 a
1928 0
1938*
1948 N
1958 N
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
5
12
13
18
5
12
13
18
1
1
17
17
11
Bessemer
Gas Co
18%
1988
1918 a
1928 *
0
C,O
22
12
1
12
49
1930 0
1948 0
1958 -
AVERAGES:
22
18
21
12
Gadsden
Tn City
Gas
Co
1891
1900
1918 a
1920 a
1930’
1948 N
19 0 N
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
25
48
33
25
40
33
1
1
IJr 1 iier
corstructior
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STATEs 1Lf1BA$A
(IRS PR(JDUCTION RATE (NM cu.ft./YR) SASIFLER/ ******4*5y-PRflDUCT 5aI******
N C. CITY CONPANY YEAR STATUS (iRS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aiiu oria Other MISCELLA 1EOUS INFORMATION
= ==
13
=== =z=======
Tuscaloosa
=============== =====
N RailwayLUtil Co
=== == === =
1890
==========
==: ====
1900
1910
1920 a
Coke
27
27
1930 0
1940 N
1950 N
AVERAGES;
27
27
14
Biruinghai
Industrial Gas Corp
1890
1900
1910
1920
1930 a
1940 P
1950 P
AVERAGES:
C
24
24
24
24
15
Sheffield
The Twin Cities Gas
Co
1890
1900
1910
1920
1930
1940 a
1950 N
QVERQGES
W
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TABLE B- Is IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS PV *1JFACTURIM3 SITES - b..L P1 4TS (189 -195B)
STATE: ARIZOI
GAS PRODUCTION RATE ( cu. ft. FYR) GASIFIER/ *****II*FJY-PRODIJCTS*Il***I*
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PRO(ISS Coke Tar Aiasworiia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORM T1ON
1
Phoenix
II1u 64E1 Co
18% ‘
0
4
4
0 229 Barrel5 Laxpblack
1900*
0
6
6
1910 ‘
0
22
22
1920 •
0
163
163
1930 1
0
560
560
1940 N
1950 N
AVERAGES:
151
151
0
2
Toebstone
Ga*
Co
1890 ‘
1900*
1910 -
1920 -
1930 -
1940 -
1950”
AVERAGES:
0
2
2
2
.
2
3
Tucson
6a
Co
1890 I
19 00*
1910 a
1920 ‘
1930 a
1940 N
1950 N
AVERAGES:
0
2
0
?
25
193
55
2

25
193
55
4
Bisbee
M L&P
Co
1890
1900
1910 *
1920 *
1938 *
1940 N
1950 N
AVERAGES:
0
0
0
17
55
74
49
17
55
74
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8TRTEs RRZZOP
SAS PROIRJCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) SASIFIER/ **u*.*,BY—PRODUCTS• **a4*
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS SAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Riimionia Other MISCELLANEOuS INFORMATION
S
Douglas
“ 6 Corp
1890
1900
1910 a
0
14
14
1920 *
(1
23
23
1930*
1]
52
52
1940 ft
0
34
34
1950 N
V ERAGES
31
31
6
Globe
EL&6 Co
1890
I 900
1910 *
1920 *
1930*
1940*
1950 N
WERAGES:
0
0
0
0
‘
?
15
25
10
17
15
25
10
11
Seal/Lowe



7
Yur,ia
UfiCo
1890
.
1900
1910 *
1920 *
1930*
1948 a
1950 N
AVERAGES;
0
0
0
U
‘)
?
19
18
19
19
18
19
Deal

“
U
B
Mesa
South Side
Gas &
E Co
1890
1980
1910
1920 *
1930 *
1940 N
1950 N
AVERAGES:
0
0
10
21
16
10
21
16
Lowe
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TAULE B -I: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS V4JFPCTURING SITES - k.L PIJNTS (1890-1950)
STATE: ARIZO1’
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ ***I*i*I Y-PRQ [ )(JCTSt*Ufe4*
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coil Water ( Iii Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar AJ*lRonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
9
No aIes
Arizou GIE Co
1890
1900
1910
1920’
0
1
1930 *
0
21
21
Lowe/S. S.
1940 N
1950 N
AVERAGES:
21
21
10
Prescott
• OLE Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 ’
1930 *
1940 0
1950 ‘
AVERAGES:
0
0
.
30
41
36
30
41
36
Lowe/S.S.
11
Winslow
6L&H Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 *
1930 0
1940 0
• c
—
AVERAGES:
0
6
6
6
6
Geal
12
Miasai
Arizona Edison
Co
1890
1900
1910
1920
1930 *
1940*
1950 N
AVERAGES;
0
0
21
6
14
21
6
14
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STATEz ARMRNW S
GAS PRDUUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft. /YR) BASIFIERI ********5Y—PROD(JCTS********
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aworna Other MISCELL WEOUS INFORM4TION
I
Eureka Spr n s
“ 61 Co
1890 i
0
2
2
1900 (1
1910 0
1920 —
1930 —
.
1940 -
•
1950 —
I
ER 11 ES;
2
2
•
2
Fort Smith
CL Co
1890 *
1900 *
1910 0
1920 0
1930 —
1940 —
1950 —
1 IVER 1GES:
C
C
.
12
12
12
‘
12
12
12
.
3
He1er a
Il CL Co
.
1890 1
1900*
1910 *
1920 a
1930 *
1940 a
1950 0
(IVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
W
W
1
5
12
28
15
39
23
31
5
12
28
39
23
21
Lowe
‘
(2)
20
20
4
Hot Springs
Garlar4 CL Co
1890 1
C
?
1900 *
1910 *
1920 0
1930 0
1940 -
( c
L7 J —
I 1VERflI3ES:
C
W
12
22
17
12
22
17
Lowe
‘
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TA8IE 8- i IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS WkJFACTURING SITES - U. PtA$15 U8)$-1%ø)
STATE: SAS
GAS PI 1ODILTION 41E CM cu.ft./YR) GASIFI(R/ “iii ’
p . CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water O 1 Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Abm or ia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
5
Hot Spririp
Hydrocarbon
Fixed 6a
Co 189$ ‘
C
?
190$ I
191$ U
1320 0
193$ 0
194$ -
1950-
AVERAGES:
6
Little Rock
Pulaski
61
Co
189$ ‘
190$’
191$ ‘
19200
193$ 0
1940-
1950-
AVERAGES:
C
W
U
‘
43
11$
77
.
43
Ill
77
7
Pine 8 luff
GL Co
1890 s
1900 ’
191$ *
1920 0
1930 0
1940 -
1950 -
AVERAGES:
?
3
10
7
8
Texarkana
GIEL Co
189$ I
190$ *
191$ I
192$ -
1330 -
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES:
C
C
7
10
9
7
10
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watt. muicvn
ST PUXUCTIIN SIC Oil cu.tt. lYE) STIflW eiUhit
10. CITY lCL E l l iS ST TYPE CS Odar 011 CaIs total M” — Cilia tar Pnta USSr N1 ’ eis i*is ua
U,UPC. 11%
1*
ISIS , 1 (6)
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TAGLE B-li I NTIFICA1ION IF TOIN GAS Mf TURDki SITES - ILL. PIAGIS (t89 -1950)
STATEs CILIFO I1R
GAS Pf 100IJCTIOH RATE 1* cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ I***u*IGY—PRUU(jCTS,,***u*
NO. CITY YEAR 611 )1118 GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar liweonia Other NISCELIRNEOLIS IP OHNATION
.
1
—— —————
Benicla
8Co
—————- —— ————
1090 *
?
——— — —
*Z X L *Z
= =m=z
xzL g
1
Z:. Z2
=====: = = ===
=
— —==
1900*
1910 0
1920 0
1930-
194$-
1950-
AVERAGES:
1
2
chico
6a
Co
18% *
1900.
1910 *
1920’
193 1X
C
N
0
0
4
2
.
36
?
4
2
36
Lowe
Jones
•
1910 i
Pacific
OLE
Co.
1940 —
1950-
AVERAGESi
4
2
36
14
3
Coluu
u 8 Co
1898 *
1900*
1910 *
1920*
1930 *
1940 0
C
C
U
0
0
(2)
2
14
?
31
23
•
2
14
31
19500
AVERAGES:
2
16
4 Eureka I 5 Co 1890 * C 5 5
1908* C 3 3
1910 0
1920* 0 21 21
1930* 0 55 55
1940* (1 95 95
1958 0
AVERAGES: 4 57 36

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srami c i ow, za
GAS PROOUCTION GATE ( cv. ft. FY 51 GASIFIER! •,..,aa*BY—PRQj)UCT S,*****a.
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS BAG TYPE Coal Water Ott Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ara onia Other $ISCELLflNEOUS INFORMATION
5
Freeno
•
—
8 EL Co
1890 ft
C
(141
ZgNX z
1900*
C
16
16
19 (0 *
C
103
103
1920 ’
(1
322
322
1930 *
0
751
751
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES;
60
537
298
6
6itroy
61W Co
1890 I
C
(2)
1 *
1910 •
1920’
1930*
0
0
0
(I
1
(3)
9

1
9

.
1940 0
1950 0
VERAGES
12
12
7
Orasi Valley
‘
6 EL Co
1890 *
1900*
1910 *
1920 0
1930 ‘
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
?
6
465
236
1
1
1
1
1
6
465
118
Lowe
Jones
Pitch
N
I shale fe dstock
N N
8
Healdsbur
‘
OLCo
1890 *
7
(1)
Pitch
pine feedstock
1900X
1910 0
1920-
1930 —
1940 —
1950-
AVERAGES;

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T U 0-li HU4TIFIC lTUI4 OF T( l4 GAS P NFtY 11WlN6 SUES - ILL P11 flS (1898-1950)
STRTE* cILIFOIIIA
GAS PI100IJCTION GAW 1* cg.ft.IYR) GASIFI€R/ ,.ii,i,i5y-PRODtjC1Siiiii4*i
I C. CITY YEI STATUS GAS TYPE Coal (Mtsr U I I Coka Total POOCESS Coke Tar aonIa Othar f41SCEU.i dEOUS 1NFO TiON
——
9
HolItiter
•
SCo
1898 •
C
(4)
‘
1*’
C
1
I
IS IS .
0
5
5
L
19284
0
9
9
19314
0
34
34
1948 0
l 0
AVERASES i
1
16
12
II
Iackion
&Co
1890 4
1900 ’
19184
192$’
1930 0
19480
1958-
AVERAGES i
7
C
C
C
2
2
2
2
(4)
2
2
2
2
Ga.oline
f ed tock
I I
Liv,rsor.
‘
SCu
1890 4
1* ’
191$ I)
1920 0
193$-
1948-
1958-
AVERAGES:
C
C
(3)
I
I
I
I
12 Los iga1u • LtghtInq Co 1898 a C,Q ? (80)
1908 4 C,0
1910 a C,0 288 2,520 2,800
1920 a C,O 7 2,988
193$ N Standby plant (2 oil gaaifzer
1940 (1
1958 0
AVERAGES i 288 2,520 2,850

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1 ..E -1. tWIT..- . . IUN Y NI WI I NCIUNI Bi1 N — L WII
8TRTEs ..tFOR4iA
GAS PGfl UCTft)4 GATE (* c ia. ft. IYI) GASIFIER/ ..uu.*BY-PROOIJCTS.u..a**
YEi 1R STATUS GAS TWE Coal Water O Il Coke Total P OCE88 Coke Tar Am.aonia Oth.r $ISCELLRI€OUS INFORMATION
ML CITY
-—__——————————— ———————————__-
13
Maryiville
Coal 8 Co
189$ *
C
1
1
1988*
W
2$
2$
191$ *
W
42
42
1928*
U
?
1938 a
U
212
272
1948 0
1958 0
WER EES!
1
111
84
14
Marced
•
,
E1.6 Co
18% *
1988*
1911’
1929*
193$*
C
C
0
0
0
1
3
,
8
28
93
1
3
8
28
93
1948 0
1958 0
AVERAGES;
2
48
25
15
$ode to
•
01 Coal & Coke
Co
189$ *
1988*
1918 4
1929*
1938 *
1949 0
1958 0
AVERAGES;
C
C
0
0
0
2
4
.
3
12
59
145
12
2
4
12
59
145
44
.
16
Napa City
‘
6L&H Co
1899 1
C
I
I
1980*
1918 *
1929’
1938 0
1948 0
195$-
AVERAGES;
C
0
0
4
2
12
35
24
4
12
35
13
Lowe
Pacific
GtE
Co.

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T 1f 0-1* Ii $TlFICATIOW OF TOWN W S 4$FPCTURIWN BITES - L P1 TS U89S-195
STATEs C .1FO*flR
PROOUCTWN TE ( 10 1 cv. ft. fY i) $IFJER/ .a.,’a’aBY-PRUDUCTS,aaaaaa*
NO. CITY YE STATUS &)S TYPE Coal Mt . , Oil Coke Total P lUCESS Coke Tar 1.onia Other NlSCELIJ ULJ5 IP*OIU AT ION
17
Nevada City
Nevada 51 Co
890 a
C
7
— —— — ——
* * 3CmagZ2 ZUZ
Shale
and pitch
feedstock
1901 a
C
I
I
Sec . ..
part of
Pacific
ELG
1910 1
$920-
193$ -
940 -
1950-
RVERfl( Sz
I
I
.
18
Oakland
•
81 Co
1890 I
1900 .
1910 a
920 a
1930 a
$948 0
1950 0
AVERPSESz
C
C
0
0
U
(68)
150
150
,
1,448
3,500
5,066
3,335
5$
1,448
3,500
5,066
2,539
Lowe
19
(k’oville
u
Co
189$ a
1910*
1910 .
1920.
1930 0
194$ 0
1950-
AVER 6ESi
C
C
C
C
3
2
6
23
9
3
2
6
23
9
Lowe
20 Pasadena SIB. Co 1890 * C (1$)
900* C 5 5
191$ C Consolidated with Los Angeles
19200
1930 0
194$ -
WER ESs 5 5

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T .E - & RCTt tl •iuu — _L. I 1a .- I 3
BU rE, I LIFUf dZR
8 PR(*)LCTWN )TE (* ce. ft. IYR) &QBIF1ERI ****H**BY—PR(l)UCTB*l***f a.
P lO. CITY YEAR STAIUB OAS TYPE Coal Waler Oil Coke Total Pl ]CES8 Coke Tar Rmeorna Other PlI9CELU 4EWS 1NFUHW )TION
—
————--—-
— —
•
———
61 Co
(2)
21
Placerville
1890 ft
7
19 0 0X
1910 0
1929 0
1939-
1949-
1959-
AVER( 1GESt
22
Petalusa
•
61 Co
1890 ft
1900*
1910 I
1920 —
1930-
C
C
1
3
•
1
3
1940 —
1950-
RJER 3E6:
2
2
23
Poeona
‘
6E1 Co
1899 ft
1 *
1910 *
1929 0
1930 0
1940 —
1950-
ER% ES:
C
C
0
(5)
4
28
16
4
28
16
Lowe
24
Red Bluff
ELG Co
1899 *
1990*
1918 a
1920 •
1939 a
1949.
1950 0
ERA6E6*
C
C
C
0

(3
(3)
2
3
3
18
33
39
44
2
3
10
33
39
28
Lowe
Lowet
ione

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T1 1E 8 1: IDENTIFICATION IF TOWN GAS *UACTURlNo SITES - .L PUV4TS (1890-1950)
STATEs C LIFORNIR
GAS PROI)ItTJON GATE ( cu.ft ./YR) GASIFIER/ I*.*..*BY-PHOIXJCIS**u,,n
NO. CITY YEJ1R STATLJG GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil coke Total Pf ]CE5S Coke Tar Ammonia Other MISCELIJ1NEOIJS DfORNATION
as
25
Sacramento
Capitol Gas Co
— ———— v —
1890 *
— --—
C
———az
LI
* *S *2z*
6$
—z z
19*0*
C
48
40
191* I
0
213
213
Lowe
Pacific
OLE
Co.
192* •
0
423
423
1930 *
0
1,624
1,624
Lowe 4 Jones
194$ 0
1950 0
ESs
50
753
472
26
St. 1 Ieria
•
S Co
189* *
1980*
191$ •
1920*
19 Q
194* 0
195*-
ERASESi
C
C
0
0
?
2
2
•
1
1
1
2
1
1

1
Van Sickel
21
Salinas City
SW Co
1890 *
C
7
1 U
1910 0
192$ U
1930-
1948 -
195*-
AVERAGESi
28
San Bernardino
-
SI Co
189* *
190*1
1911 *
192$ I
C
C
W
W
?
5
260
131
5
260
131
Lowe
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
A ’JERN ES:
5
196
132
.

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y E R—* rfl vWt yr d TO •*TV — _*_ PI 4! 4 ia .— i S)
sTarEs CRLIFQdIR
BAR PROI)UCTIQ14 RATE (*1 cu. ft. IYR) IFIER/ H*..uBY-PRDDtJCTS,.*,,,,*
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Co ie Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aiir onta Other NISCELLANEOUS INFORNATION
29
San
Diego
‘ 8&EL Co
-
1890 *
14
zz
L g*
?
Springer
——
1910*
14
25
25
a
191$ *
14
22$
22$
Lowe
1921 a
U
1,400
1,400
‘
193$ *
U
2,6%
2,6%
•
637
.
1940 0
1950 0
.
AVERAGESi
1,085
1,085
637
3$
San
Francieco
Pacific
fia*
I.pro’ie
Co
189$ ft
C
1
1900 *
191$ *
192$ *
1930 a
C
14
14
14
300
3,000
6,100
1,045
300
3,100
6,100
7,045
194$ 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
300
5,382
4, 111
31
San
Francisco
• EL Co
1890 ft
1900 I
1910 C
192$ U
1930 0
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES:
U
14
.
?
880
880
•
880
880
H-I
Lowe
Cons.
w/Pacific
(S.F)
32
San
Jø
• LP Co
1890 *
1900 a
1910 *
1920*
1930 *
1940 0
1950 C)
AVERAGES:
C,U
C,W
14
14
14
(20)
30
30
167
355
879
461
30
161
355
879
358

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T LE B-li 1OO4TfFI flWN OF T( 14 )S *VtFACTURIM3 SITES - ALL PUPIlS (1890-1950)
STRTEi CALIFORNIA
ORS PROUUCTIOH RATE ( cu.ft./YR) SASIF IER/ II ’14* ’BY-PROD (JCTSa*. ’naa
NO. CITY COm’ANY YEAR STATUS SAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aweonia Other MISCELLJPIEOUS D1 DR$ATlON
33
San
Luis O bt po
l
‘
61 Co
1890 a
—** *uz
C
==g=s*
2
zzzz
2
1 I
C
1
1
1910 *
W
(2
12
1920 0
193$ 0
194$ -
195$ -
AVERASESz
2
12
5
34
San
Learidro
•
SIEL
Co
1890 a
1900*
1910 I
1928 I)
(93$ C)
1940 -
1958-
RVERAGESz
0
0
(1
15
•
15
(3)
1
1
I
15
8
Lowe
35
San
Rafael
‘
ELEL
Co
1890 a
190$’
1910 I
1920*
1938 a
1940 0
C
C
N
N
N
1
1
28
93
188
1
1
28
93
788
Lowe
I
.
1950 1)
AVER( 1GESx
4
303
183
36 Santa Barbara EL Co 189$ * C 7
1908’ C 6 6
1910 I N 51 Lowe
192$’ U 245 I
1930 N
1940 N
1950 N
AVERFi I3ES i 6 148 101

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TABLE B-I a IflENTIFjCflTJ( 1 TO ff’1 GAB IB MJFACTURING HITEB — ALL PLGATS (169—I9BS)
STRTEs CRLJFOl WIA
GAS PRODUCTION GATE (P1 11 Cu. ft. /YR) GRSIFIER/ **a***CBY—PRO I$JCTBI***4*a*
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Am ionia Other NISCELUVEOUS INFORMATION
37
Santa Cruz
‘
61 Co
1891 *
C
(7)
1900*
C
4
4
1910 a
W
(30)
Lowe
1920*
W
52
52
N
1930*
W
135
135
‘
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGESI
4
94
64
38
Santa Rosa
Li htin
Co
1890 *
C
4
4
1900*
1910 *
1920*
1930 0
1940 0
1950 —
AVERAGES:
C
W
W
5
5
23
122
.
73
5
23
122
39
Lowe
U
39
Stockton
•
GL&H Co
1890 a
1900*
1910 0
1920 *
1930 *
1940 0
1950 (1
flVERAGES
C
C
W
W
(15)
36
36
239
847
543
.
36
239
847
374
Secarae
part of Pacific
E&G
40
Tulare
•
S Co
1890 *
19 00X
1910 —
1920-
1930-
1940 —
1950-
AVERAGES:
C
(1)

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TASLE B-I IDENTIFICATION T()JN LAS *V fACTURlNG SITES - (LI. PLANTS (1690-1950)
STATEi CAL1Fth 4IA
,. LAS PRODUCTION RATE (MN cu.ft.IYR) 6P SIFIER/ *******BY—PRODAJCTS,*I**D*
CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aswonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
41 Vailejo 81 Ce 1890 a C 6 6
1900* C 7 7
1910 * W 34 34 Lowe B car*e part of Pacific EI6
1920 * U 124 124
1930 a U 337 337
1940 0
1950 0
AYER$1* S 1 165 102
42 VIsalia ‘ LI Co 1890 * ? (3)
19 00X
1910 -
1920-
1930-
1940 —
1950-
lVERRGESz
-------_- — —---_---------- -—— --— ----—-----—----_-
43 Watsonville N Makil Ii Co 1890 * C (3)
1900* C 20 20
1918 ft U 14 14
19204 U 26 26
1930 a I I 91 91
1940 fl
1950-
AVERAGES: 20 46 39
44 Woodland Consolidated ELGIP Co 1890 a C 1 1
1900* C 3 3
1910 a W 12 12 Gecame part of Pacific US
1920* U 30 30
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVERAGES: 2 21 12

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Tfl .E — * • *U d1I RC TICII TOIM * CTURitdU BI — _L PI_ TU I S — * 5
STATE , C LWORtdIR
8 PROSUCTION I TE (* c i i. ft. IYR) OASWIER/ *H***RBY—PRODUCTS*ueu**
NO. CITY YERR STATUS 6A8 TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aainionia Other NISCELUV E(1JS INFORMATION
45
Vt-ski
u
EL Co
1890 C
(2)
Wood feedstock
19 00X
1910 -
1929 -
1930 —
1940 —
1950-
flVERA GESi
.
46
Bakersfield
‘
6&EL
Co
1899
1900 *
1910 *
C ,W
W
5
[ 27J
5
Lobe
U
1920 0
1930 0
1940 —
1950 —
AVERAGES:
5
•
5
47
Los Gatos
“
6 Co
1890
1980*
1910 *
1920 *
1930 0
1940 (1
1950 —
AYER( GES:
C
W
W
1
1
5
14
10
1
5
14
1
W.6. Const.
48
Riverside
U
6&EL
Co
1890
1900*
1910 *
1920 0
1939 0
1940 —
1950 —
lVERAGES:
C
W
6
6
38
38
6
38
22
4cCo1lum

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TABLE B-Is IDENTIFICAT IOW (W TOWN GAS W ff UURIM3 SITES - itt. PlI TS 11890-1950)
STATE: C4LIFO 41A
GAS PROO(CTLOP4 RATE ( Cu. ft. /YR) GAS!FIER/ ** ,u*aBy-PRODIJCTSU**iii*
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coil Wits’ Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aiiiuonia Other MISCEt.L lEUtiS INFORMATION
49
San Francisco
Equitable SI Co
1890
1900 a
C
365
365
Hall Cons. w/Pacific Iuprove.Co
191$ C
192$-
193$-
194$-
1950-
IWERASES :
365
365
50
Santa
a
•
BOECo
1890
19004
1910 ’
1928 0
1930 0
C
0
1
.
29
7
29
Holees
Lowe
1940 -
195$-
AVERAGES:
7
29
18
51
Santa
Monica
ESIP Co
1890
1900*
1910 *
W
0
2
68
2
68
Lowe
Lowe
.
1928 0
193$ 0
1941-
195$-
AVERAGES:
2
68
35
52
SeIsa
BCe
1890
1980*
191$ 0
1920 *
1930 0
194$ 0
195$-
AVERAGES:
II
W
25
12
19
25
12
19
Sp
Sp

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T .E —1 X MrII’IcrfljãK — I flCTUllfP Z1 _fl_ _ 4Th .
SUiTE, C LIFUI UA
OAR PROOtJCTION RATE (MM u. ft. /YR) BASIFIER/ H4U**BY—PRDD (JCTS*I*uu*
I C. Cf TV YEAR STATUS OAR TYPE Coal Watir Oil CokR Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aesonia Other NISCELLl NEOtJ6 INFORMATION
- aLgaa
ss—
—
-xg3
== ==
===
—* ===
=:=x— —
53
A h.l.
Orange County 6 Co
1893
l9
1913 4
0
(13]
Real
1923 0
1930 0
194$ -
1950-
AVERA6ES
54
Banning
‘
61 Co
18%
190 3
1913 *
1923 0
1933 0
194-
1950-
ER l 3ES:
?
.
.
55
Hanford
‘
OW Co
1893
193$
1910 *
1923*
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
f 1VERAGESi
0
II
16
22
19
16W.G.Cons.
22
19
56
Hunt ingdon
Park
O LE Co
1893
S
190$
1910*
1920 (1
1933 0
1940-
1953-
WERflCES:
?
?
.

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TAILE 8-h IOCNTIFICATION Of TOWN GAS IfACTUR1NG SITES - %U PIJV4TS u89$-195$)
STATEz C t1FURNIA
GAS PROGUCTION RATE ( cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ .***i4*BY—PRODIJCTS**U****
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aiuimonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
———— -— — —
SlIngL.wood
—z a*——————---——--—— —
8Co
1890
1*
1910 •
0
16
18
192$ U
1930 0
194$-
195$-
AVERABESz
IS
IS
SSLong
Beach
BCo
1890
1908
1910 C
192$ 0
1930 0
0
,
25
25
Newiowe
1940-
1950-
AVERAGES
25
25
59 Long
Beach
So.Cal.Ed on
Co.
189$
190$
1910*
1928 0
193$ 0
1940 —
195$-
AVERAGES:
0
85
85
85
65
Lowe

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T E s—i. 1.VW$c,.TtapI CF 1 OS 4 . cru..nie SirEd — ALt. PI_ 4TS ISS—is
8T 1Es ..IFO IdIR
RAS PROOUCTION ASTE (MM cu. ft. /YR) 6ASIFIER/ *******By-PROOLJCTS*****.,a
NO. CITY YEAR STATLJB GAS TYPE Coal Water 0*1 Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Azaeonia Other NISCELUI 14EOUS INFORMATION
6$ Lo Angeles
Dosestic
S .. Co
of LA
189$
1988
191$ I
0
(325)
Berkeley
192$.
0
188
788
1930 0
1948 0
195$-
AVERAGES:
180
780
61 Lo. Angeles
Econouic
Ga. Co
1890
1980
1910 1
i 2e a
1930 0
0
?
Lowe
1948 —
195$-
AVERAGES:
62 Monterey
I County
GtE Co
1898
1980
1910 a
1920*
1938 a
1940 0
1958 0
AVERAGES:
0
0
0
15
37
147
66
15
31
147
66
Lowe
“
‘
63 Oxnard
Ventura
County P Co
1890
1908
1918 *
1928 0
1938 0
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES:
0
44
44
44
44
Lowe

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TABLE B-li IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MFACTUR1N6 SITES - LL PLANTS (1898—1958)
STATE: C(LIF 1A
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (PP Cu. ft. /YR) BASIFIER/ *,*I***BY-PROIXJCTSI*******
NO. CITY YEAS STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water 011 Col e Total PROCESS Coke Tar Arnti onia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
64
Palo Alto
8 Co
189$
19
191$ I
0
(6)
192$ P
Gas
froe
Pacific
1938 0
1940 0
1958-
AVERAGES:
65
Paudana
Valley BiFuel Co
1890
19 10
191$ a
1920 0
1938 0
1948-
195$-
AVERAGES i
0
45
45
45
45
Lowe
£6
Raddin
No Calif Power Co
1890
198$
191$ a
1920*
1938*
1948*
1958 0
AVERAGESi
0
(3
0
0
(4)
9
44
5$
34
9
44
5$
34
Lowe
N
N
U
67
Redlands
IIe.et-San Jaclnto 6 Co
189$
198$
19184
1928 0
193$ a
194$ —
195$-
AVERAGES:
0
•
.
7
7
1
7

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TA LE B— I. IDEtdT1F1 TICN OF T04dp4 ARM ARNl ACThIU NA $1 TEA— ALL PLARTS (B S— 1A S)
STI1TEs C LIFORNIA
GAS PRODtJCTION RATE (PIN cu. ft. /YR) GASIFIER/ ***t***SY—PR000CTS,*******
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar At iaonia Other MiSCELLANEOUS iNFORMf TION
68
Redwood
Pacific 6&E Co,
Redwood
1890
1900
1910 a
0
46
46
Lowe
(.1)
1920 a
U
462
462
U
1930 0
1940 0
195$-
AVERA6ES
254
254
69
Salinas
Monterey County
6&E Co
189$
1900
1910 *
1920 *
1938 N
1940 N
1950 N
0
0
•
13
17
13
11
Lowe

.
fiVERAGES:
15
15
70
San Pedro
So Calif Edison
Co
1890
.
•
•

1900
1910 a
1920 0
1930 0
1940 —
1950 —
AVERflGES
0
8
8
8
8
Lowe
71
Santa Clara
Municipal Gas
Works
1890
1900
1910 *
1920 a
1938 0
1940 0
4 Q
—
AVERAGES;
0
0
15
28
22
15
28
22
Lowe
“

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TAbLE 8-i : IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS 4 NLFACTURIN6 SITES - L1. Pi TS (1890-1950)
6TATE CI .IFORN1A
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (t cu.ft./YR) 6ASIFIER/ a.u***BY-PRODIJCTSU*****,
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Arnwonia tither NISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
72
Visalia
Consolidated IL
IP Co
1898
1980
191$ *
0
18
18
W. 6. Cons.
1920 e
0
11$
118
1938 0
1948 U
195$-
AVERAGES:
64
64
73
Avalon (Santa
City
of Avalon
1890
Catalina Island)
i o o
1910
1920*
1930*
1940 N
1950 N
AVERAGES:
0
0
?
?
74
Beawaont
Twin
Cities 6
Co
18 %
1980
1910
1920*
1930 0
1940 0
1950 —
AVERAGES:
0
.
?
75 Dinuba Rita District 6 Co 189$
1980
1910
1920 * 0 22
193$ 0
1940 0
1950 —
AVERAGES: 22 22

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TABL.C N—I XU NTIFZCNTZ 1 O TOWN UNB WN SàfICTIiAIN. NI TNN _L PL 4tN (1N i NSI
STATEs C iFORSdIA
GAS PROOtJCTION RATE ( MM c . ft. IYR) GASIFIERI **4****BY—QRQUUCTS4****4**
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Watar Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aweorija Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
16
El Ceritro
liperial Valley S Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 *
0
40
40
1930 a
Q
(30)
1940 0
1950 (1
AVERAGES;
40
40
11
Fowler
S Co
1890
1900
1910
1920*
1930*
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
0
1)
•
3
(2)
3
3
3
Lowe

78
Hewet
Southwestern 6 Co
1890
1900
1910
1920*
1930 0
1940 0
1950 —
AVERAGES:
0
8
8
8
8
79
Madera
Il 5 Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 *
1930 *
1940 0
1950 (1
AVERAGES:
0
0
12
25
19
12
25
19
Lowe

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1ADII 8-1 ; IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS 1NLFACTURINB SITES - ALL PlANTS (1898-1958)
STATE: CALIFORNIA
GAS PRODUCTION J )TE ( cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ **4****bY-PRUDIJCIS**4i***,
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PfiOCESS Coke Tar Ammorna Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
88
Needle*
6&ECo
1898
.
1908
1918
l920*
0
.
9
9
Lowe
1938 ’
0
2
2
N
1940 0
1958 0
AVERAGES:
6
6
81
Nevada
Pacific (ME
Ca,
Nevada
1890
1908
1918
1928*
1930 0
1948 0
1958 -
AVERAGES:
0
.
.
20
20
28
20
Jones
82
Oakdale
N 5 Co
1898
1900
1910
1928 a
1930 *
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES;
t)
0
.
10
14
12
10
14
.
12
83
Part ier
River Bend
( MW
Co
1890
1908
1910
1928 a
1930 X
1940 —
1950-
AVERAGES;
0
12
12
12
12

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rAsLE 0—I. ID 4TWICATI0N 101*1 0410 10P0WACTLIIIIPIt3 U1TE& — ALL PtANTS
STRTEs CPLIFo fit41a
6149 PRODUCTION RATE (P$ cu. ft. IYR) GRSIFIER/ *4****aBy—PROD(JCTS***,****
NO. CITY CON’ANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Akliaonia Other MISCELLONEOUS INFOR 1ATION
84
Pittsburg
Contra Costa 6 Co 1890
1900
1910
1920 *
C i
58
58
Jones
1930 *
C)
146
146
1940 0
S
1950 0
AVERAGES:
102
102
85
Sacrajiento
‘ 6 Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 4
1930 0
1940 0
1950 -
AVERAGES:
(I
.
166
166
166
166
Lowe
86
Turlock
‘ 6 Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 a
1930*
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
0
0
20
30
25
20
30
25
Seal
l
,
87
Likiah
l 6 Co
1890
1980
1910
.
1920*
1930 *
1940 C i
1950 0
AVERAGES:
0
0
7
(2)
7
1
7
Seal
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TABLE B-li IDENTWICATION CF TOWN GAS NI tff CTURING SITES - ILL PIONTS (1898-1958)
STATEi CILIFORtILA
GAS PRODUCTION RATE 11*1 cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ ..u.,*BY—PRODUCTSU*,,u*
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aieoonia Other MISCELIJVEOUS INFORMATION
88 Ventura
So Calif Etheon Co
1898
2z *
IW O
1918
1928*
0
50
58
Lowe
1938 0
1948-
1958-
AVERASESs
58
58
89 Willows
No Calif P Co
1898
1900
1918
1928 I
1930*
1948 0
1958 0
AVERAGESs
0
0
13
37
s
13
31
25
Jones
‘
98 Escondido
San Diego Cone 13&E
Co
1898
1908
1918
1920
1930 *
1940 0
1958 0
AVERAGESs
U

i S
15
15
15
5.5.
91 Oceanside
South Coast B Co
1898
1900
1918
1928
1938*
1940 0
1958 0
AVERAGES:
0
,
25
25
25
25

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SJRTEr CQLORADO
GAS PRODUCT10l RATE (PV4 cu.ft.IYR) LiASIFIER/ ,*******bY—PNODUCTS*e****,*
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aaunonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORPIATION
1
Colorado Springs
Lowe G&E Co
1890 *
C
(12)
1908*
C
36
36
1918
C
90
98
1928 *
C,W
122
13
135
Lowe
(7)
119
8
1938 a
C,W
135
0
135
‘
1948 N
1950 N
AVERflGES:
%
7
99
119
8
2
Denver
the Denver
Gas
Co
1890 *
1900 a
1910 *
1920 a
C
C
C,W
C,W
210
300
735
1,330
245
540
210
308
980
1,870
Lowe
N
(781
331
1938 0
1940 N
1958 N
A JERA6ES:
644
.
393
840
331
3
Georgetown
u 6 Co
1890 *
0
2
2
1908 I
1910 —
1920 —
19313 -
1948 —
n
ii ..) -
lVERP13ES
2
2
4
Gtw nison
G&W Co
1898 *
C
4
4
1900 I
1910 —
1928 -
19313 —
1940
• at
—
flVER1 3ES:
4
4

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TABLE B-i IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS M 1JFACTtJRING SITES - ALL. PLAt TS (1890-1950)
STATE: COLORADO
GAS PRODUCTION RATE ( l cu.ft./YR) GQSIFIER/ ..u*flibY-PROQ1JCTS****u,*
NO. CITY COP (PANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Totil PROCESS Coke Tar Arnigoma Other NISCELLANEOIJS INFLIRMATIOPI
5
Leadville
“
111w.
G Co
1890 *
C
20
20
1900 0
1910*
C
8
8
1920 0
1930 0
1940 -
1q50 -
AVERAGES:
14
14
6
Monte Vista
l
E&6L
Co
1890 *
19000
1910 0
1920 -
1930-
1940 —
1950-
AVERAGES:
?
‘
( )
7
Pueblo
N
G&EL
Co
1890 I
1900*
1910 *
1920 *
1930 0
1948 0
1950 -
AVERAGES;
C
C
C,W
C,I)
(30)
30
81
140
84
9
7
8
30
90
147
89
Lowe
•
(7)
120
120
22
22
8
Trinidad
G Co
1890 *
1900 ’
1910 ‘
1920 ‘
1930 ’
1940*
1950 X
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
C
C
6
7
20
17
23
22
16
6
7
20
11
23
22
16
1,
1
1
9
8
9

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save s —
PRSSSTIS STE Oil csJt.lYR) szniai nnuuauSTJfl ftuuflus
Ill. CITY V ST IllS ST TYPE C iii Stir 011 Cots Total Pi-—- — Cmli i Tar da Ith.r MI 1 EftS 1*UShhla
9 C u nonCity
BCo
In
1*
1910 *
N
I
I
.
134*
N
1
1
134*
N
7
7
1940*
N
I
I
.
1345
V
‘
E hSs
6
6
IS Fort Collins
Pot 9*11w 6 C i
1690
1*
19 11*
134*
1931 0
19450
1931-
sams .
0
0
S
17
33
25
17
33
25
P4
.
11 frond Junction
• Shill Co
‘
1690
1*
1915*
134*
1931*
1945*
134’
MIlE Ss
C
C
C
C
C
12
23
31
24
35
26
.
12
23
a
24
35
26
.
(1)
2
1
2
2
22
31
17
31
l2frusly
-
‘BIECo
.
1890
1900
1910*
1900*
1930*
1945 0
1340
i f JE I SEGs
C
C
C
12
44
69
42
12
44
69
42
(2)
31

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TA(tE b-is IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MANUFACTURINI3 SUES - ( L Pt.ANTS (1890-l9 )
STATE: COLORADO
GAS PRODUCTiON RATE (Ml’l cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ e***u.aBY-PRODUCTS*au**s*
ND. CITY C1)IPRNY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ammonia Other MiSCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
13 Boulder
Federal Gas Co
•
1890
1900
1910
1920 4
0
60
60
Jones
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVERAGES:
60
60
14 La Junta
Otero Gas Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 *
0
18
18
Seal
1930 0
1940 0
1350 -
AVERAGES:
‘
18
18
15 Steriir
Central States E Co
1890
1900
1910
1920
1930
1940’
1950 0
AVERAGES;
CW
.
7
7
7
7

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STIflEs CONNECTICUT
GAS PROO4JCTION TE (MM cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER! .,*4Ia**BY—pRODLJCTS ***,***
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ammonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
I
Birmingham
Derby 6 Co
1890 *
C
36
36
1900 0
1910 0
1920 -
1930 —
1940 —
1950 —
QVERAGES:
36
36
2
Bridgeport
The N CL Co
1B’30 *
W
(58)
Lowe
l900
1910 *
1920 *
1930 ‘
1940 *
1950 a
AVER1 6E5:
W
W
U
W
U
w
?
390
1,210
1,418
1,523•
2,800
1,468
398
1,210
1,418
1,523
2,808
1,468
N
“
‘
N
‘
330
963
1,358
2,628
1,320
3
Danbury
H 4Bethel G&EL Co
1890 *
U
(18)
1900 a
1910 *
1920 a
1930 *
1940 *
W
U
U
C,W
C,W
40
(25)
114
221
190
880
34
40
114
1,181
224
(6)
11
173
62
1950 P
IWERAGES:
141
457
370
11
118
4
Danielsonville
Killingly EL Co

1890 *
1908*
1910 *
1920 a
1930 C
1940 —
I flC
—
flVERIIGES
U
U
U
W
(4)
2
4
5
4
2
4
5
4
Edg
II
Lowe
N
Cots.
w/
Hartford

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TABLE B -I IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MANUFACTURING SITES - ALL PLANTS (1898-1950)
STATE: CONNECTICUT
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ ,i,,***iBY-PRODUCTS,,****,*
NO. CiTY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Cc4 e Total PROCESS Cone Tar Aia*ioriia Other MISCELLANEOUS INF(IRMAT1ON
5
Hartford
“
City 01 Co
1890 ‘
C
150)
1900 *
C
225
225
191$ *
C
520
528
1920 0
C 1 W
404
682
1,086
Lowe
(22)
698
l ’ s ]
1930 *
U
589
589
N
530
1940 *
p
1950 *
U
959
959
Lowe
AVERAGES:
383
743
676
614
143
6
Meridan
N
(31
Co
1890 *
1900*
1910 *
1920 *
C
C
C,W
C,W
I
48
62
238
62
40
1
48
124
278
(16)
238
48
1930 0
194$ 0
1950-
AVERAGES:
85
51
.
111
238
48
.
7
Middletowri
N
61
Co
1898 •
1900*
1910*
1920*
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVERAGES:
U
W
U
U
10
20
36
94
40
18
20
36
94
40
Lowe

‘

.
8 New Britein 61 Co 1890 i C 20 28
1900 t C 33 33
1910 * C,W 70 140
1920 * U 317 317
1938 * U 456 456
1940 * U 352 352
1950 * W 638 638
AVERAGES: 269 70 279

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STf4TEi CUNNECTZCUT
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MN cu.ft./YR) GRSIFIER/ ********BY—PRDOUCTS********
M I. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Alaaoria Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
9
New Hartford
N
(31 Co
1890 *
W
?
•
Lowe
1900*
W
2
2
N
1910*
W
2
2
1920*
W
1
1
‘
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVERAGES:
2
2
10
New Loy dori
‘
GL Co
1830 *
1900 *
1918 a
1920 *
1938 a
1940 *
1950 *
AVERAGES:
W
W
W
W
W
W
CW
(121
(18)
52
153
356
327’
397
257
52
153
356
327
397
257
38
137
178
118
11
Norwalk

“
GL Co
1890 *
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
C
C
C
H
12
21
52
83
12
21
52
83
.
1930 C
1940 -
4 1 C
—
AVERAGES:
28
83
42
Coyi . w/H rtfcrd(CT P&L Co)

12
Norwich
°
City (3 Co
1890 *
1900 *
1910 a
1920 *
1930 a
1940 a
1950 *
AVERAGES:
H
H
C,W
C,W
CW
CW
CW
33
0
16
(20)
21
7
84
182
181
374
142
21
40
84
182
181
374
147
Lowe

“
“
u

“
( 8)
188
253
Sew t-Solv y I ever Flow

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T1WL. s-Ia J1J Nl1PILHT1UM UF TIJWI4 bH MW4UtHCIUNINU bilkS - &L PtJ il1b (11S Iö
STATE: CONNECTICUT
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ ,.,...*tBY-PRODUCTS.,u*,*I
NO. CITY CONPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water O l Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Awec,rtia Other M1SCELLA EOUS INFORMATION
13 Putriard
UP Co
1890 *
W
3
3
N—C
190 1*
11
4
4
Lowe
1910*
U
9
9
N
1920*
U
21
21
N
1930 C
Cons. w/Hartforu
1940
.
1950
AVERAGES:
9
9
14 Rockville
N
61 Co
1890 *
U
(7)
Lowe
1900*
1910 ‘
1920 ’
1930 0
r e a
1950-
U
W
11
12
18

(2
18

N
N
N
AVERAGES:
17
17
15 Stw.ford
N
(it Co
1890 1
U
20
20
J
1900*
W
22
22
i
1910 a
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
1950 a
AVERAGES:
U
U
W
C,W
C,W
432
300
366
75
250
(44)
425
784
263
75
250
857
1,084
385
Lowe
N
u
N
N
(15)
(13)
798
834
812
Coal;Glover West
Vertical
Pro
16 Wallingford N (31. Co 1890 * W 2 2 Edg
1980* W 7 7 N
1910 ‘ W 15 15 Lowe
1920* W 48 40 N
1930 * H 64 64 N
1940 * CU 75 75
1950 * CW 178 170 H 59
AVERAGES: 53 53 59

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mints. txm.anaar
PUO hSEflOS MiNIS mush. M I)
Ml. SHY ITRJSIB S TM Coal Ste Oil Cole Total CS. Tar a M awr S ’ UShM IWOUSTWN
I7Waturba’y
t C o
10* I
II
(11)
Lee
1*’
N
1%
1%
‘
191$ 0
iN ’
N
£13
•
613
‘
IN’
5,9
396
51$
*
•
(21)
341
145
194. 0
IN 0
WE I MEBs
3%
416
53$
341
145
l lUl llluoatIc
‘BC .
1691’
1*’
191$ ‘
1911*
193$.
19410
191$ 0
IWESEB .
U
U
C
C
C
17
22
(6)
2$
5
6
‘
6
•
5
6
17
22
13
IlL
Evass
.
l9UIoatad
‘BC .
169$ f t
1911’
191$’
192$’
iN’
194$ 0
191$ 0
tmana
U
U
U
U
U
2
6
23
34
a
24
•
2
6
23
34
a
24
Br
.
a &i ap rt
CRhs’s I C i
.
119$
1* a
1911 0
192$ 0
193$-
194$-
195$-
WEBS.
0
21$
21$
20$
20$
Loomis

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TABLE B -i: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MANUFACTURING SITES — LL ftANTS (l89 —195 )
STATEs CONNECTICUT
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu. ft. /YRI GASIFIER/ ,a***.ulIY-PRODUCTSaI*****,
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS (3AS TYPE Coal Water (iii Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar (biuaor,ia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMI1TION
21
Derby
(3 Co
1890
1900 I
W
70
70
Lowe
1910 a
W
140
140
1920*
N
?
‘
1930 I
C,W
157
142
299
1940 a
CW
254
254
•
255
1950 a
C I I
807
807
853
.
AVERAGES:
IS?
283
314
554
22
New
Haven
l
61
Co
1890
1900 a
1910 1
1920 I
1930 *
1940 I
1950 I
AVEi A GES
C
C
II
II
C W
C,W
345
917
866
729
958
164
47
822
498
345
971
1,824
164
47
822
691
61
67
23
New
Nilford
•
(ii
Co
1890
1900 I
Acetylene
1910 0
1920 0
1930 -
1940 —
1950 -
AVERAGES:
24 Norwich Merchant’s 6 Co 1890
19 3*
1910 0
1928 0
1930 -
1940 -
1950 -
AVERAGES:

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SU1TEt CONNECTICUT
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (PU cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ i******BY—PRODUCTS***i****
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ae.onia Other PlISCELU NEOUS INFORMATION
3&
25
Torririgton
*a
“ 61. Co
1890
* ZZ
Z2 z z
1900 a
W
75
75
Lowe
1910 *
W
43
43
‘
1920*
W
65
65
‘
1930 *
W
(22)
N
1940 a
W
143
143
N
1950 a
CW
176
176
N
AVERAGES;
100
10.0
26
Bristol
&Plainville
Tratnway Co 1890
1900 a
1910 *
1920 0
W
U
17
102
17
102
1930 0
1940 —
1950 —
AVERAGES:
60
.
60
27
Hartford
CT L&P o
1890
1900
1910
1920
1930 *
1940 *
1950 1
AVERAGES:
CU
CU
CW
311
1,580
2,991
1,629
311
1,580
2,997
1,629
106
106

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ThELE b-Is lDENTlFIC TWN OF TOWN GAS NUFACTUKING SITES - LL Pt.ANTS (i890-I950
STATEs U€LflV. RE
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) 6ASIF IER/ **I****Sy—PRODtJCTS*****a**
ctIY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Awwonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
I
Dover
N
SI Co
1890 *
C
5
5
1900*
C
5
5
191$ a
(4
14
14
Lowe
19201
(4
21
21
N
1930*
(4
35
36
l
1940*
(4
9
49
N
1950 N
AVERAGES;
5
30
22
2
New Cactie
N
6 Co
1890 *
1900*
1910*
1920 0
1930 ()
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES;
C
C
C
3
4
4
4
3
4
4
4
.
3
S.yrria
N
Coal,GlCoke
Co
1890 a
C
3
3
1900*
1918*
1920*
1930 0
194$ 0
1950-
AVERAGES;
C
C
C
3
4
4
4
3
4
4
4
0
0
5
5
0
4 Wil gtor Coal 6 Co 189$ * C 120 120
1900 * C,O 153 51 204
191$ a (4 300 300 Lowe
1928 * (4 848 648 N (640)
193$ * (4 1,200 1,200 I 874
1948 P
195$ P
AVERAGES; 137 600 534 874

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SUiTE: PELAI’illRE
GAS PROI*JCTII]N HATE MN cu. ft. IYR) UASIFIEH/ *******BY—PROD(JCTS********
M i. CITY CL)IP Y YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke. Tar Aiieorda Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
5
6eor etowri
6 Co
1890
.
1900
1910*
C
5
5
1920*
U
4
4
1930*
U
?
1940*
U
5
5
1950 N
flVEfi l3ES;
5
5
5
6
Lewes
NBC0
1890
1900
1910
1920*
1930 0
1940 0
1950 0
flVERAGES:
U
.
2
.
2
2
2
1
Seaford
Sussex 0 Co
1890
1980
1910
1920 *
1930 P
1940 0
1958 0
flVER 3ES
0
13
13
13
13
Lowe
.

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TABLE 8-1: IDENTIFICATION (F TOWN GAS NUFQCTtJRIN6 SITES - ALL PLANTS (1890-l95 u
STATE: DISTRICT (F COLUMBIA
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (M M cu.ft./Ytfl GASIFIER/ *****I*BY-PROU(JCTS**4**ft**
NI ]. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar A irnonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
I
Georgetown
l DL Co
18% i
C
30
1900’
C
46
46
1910 *
C
93
93
1920 I
W
36
36
Lowe
1930 P
1940 C)
1950 0
AVERAGES;
56
36
51
2
Washington,
D.C.
DL Co
1890 *
W
700
700
Lowe
(F
1900 *
1910 *
1920 ft
1930 •
1940 ‘
1950 N
AVERAGES:
W
W
W
CW
CW
1,135
2,300
4,600
6,390
12,406’
4,589
1,135
2,300
4,600
6,390
12,406
4,589
W
Lowe

“

3,818
2,338
3, 874

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STRTE, FLQRIDR
GAB PRODUCTION ROTE (MM cu. ft. /YR) BASIFIER/ ******,BY—PRODtJCTS********
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water DAI Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ag vaorija Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
a
1
Gaine*ville
‘
gu2as=
GEL Co
1890 *
UR *a
C
** gE
5
a s z
5
—_
===
1900*
C
3
3
1910*
W
4
4
Su
1920 *
N
18
10
1938 a
W
28
28
1940 a
LW
30
30
1950 *
CW
136
136
flVERAGES;
4
42
31
2
Jacksonville
G&E Co
1890 *
1900 a
1910 *
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
1950 *
lVERAGES:
W
N
W
C,W
C,W
CW
CW
352
236
294
20
22
130
97
367
476
925
291
20
22
130
449
603
476
925
375
(23)
12
1,076
544
350
218
984
491
295
295
3
Key West
‘
GEL Co
1890 *
0
(10)
1900 0
1910 0
1920 a
1930 a
1940 *
1950 N
flVERflGES:
U
w
CU
71
56
46
58
71
56
46
58
(17)
4
Orlando
So Florida 6 Co

1890 *
1900*
1910 a
1920 a
1930 *
1940 *
1950 a
VER GES:
N
W
C,W
W
U
LW
CU
3
3
(6)
4
3
17
169
230
492
153
4
6
17
169
230
492
153
520
520

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TAItE 8-1 IOENTIFICATI N OF TOWN G S MANUFACTURING SITES - ALL PLANTS (1898-1950)
STATE; FLORIDA
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ IIl*ti*BY -PRODUCTS*i*****,
NO. CITY COIIPANY YEAR STATUS 6A9 TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ae aonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
5
Pa latka
l
z *:
GliFuel
Co
: —:: —z
1898 ‘
C
:= =
g
4
z =:===:=
4
I90 *
C
3
3
1918 *
W
3
3
Lowe
1928 ’
W
7
7
u
1930*
W
Il
N
1948 0
1950 (I
AVERAGES;
4
1
6
6
Pensacola
N
B Co
18% a
1908*
1910 *
1928*
1938 *
1940 N
1958 N
AVERAGES;
W
W
W
w
W
L
(15)
17
45
86
100
62
17
45
86
180
62
19
86
53
7
Sanford
“
L&Fuel
Co
1898 *
1908*
1918*
1328*
1938 a
1940*
1958 *
AVERflGES
W
W
W
W
W
CW
CW
3
3
9
7
(10)
50
93
29
•
3
3
9
1
58
93
29
.
8 St Augustine “ G&EL Co 1898 a W 12 12
1908 * W 17 17
1918 * W 30 30
1928 * W 45 45 13
1938* W 77 77
1940 1 CW 58 59
1958 * CW 93 93
AVERAGES; 47 47 13

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BTflTEa FLDRIDR
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MN cu. ft. /YR) OASIFIER/
Coal Water 011 Coke Total PROCESS
Coke Tar fleriioria Other
hO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
9
Tallahasee
l G4EL Co
1890 a
C
(5)
.
1900*
C
6
6
1910 N
1920*
W
6
6
1930 a
II
240
240
1940 *
W
52
52
.
1950 *
W
104
104
WERA6ES:
6
101
82
10
Ocala
Citizen’s
GHLL Co
1890
1900*
1910*
1920*
1930 *
1940 *
1950 *
AVERAGES:
W
W
W
W
CW
W
2
8
7
15
(7)
31
13
2
8
7
15
31
13
Sewet
Solvay
11
Tampa
“ 6 Co
1890
•

j9 Ø *
1910 *
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
1950 a
AVERAGES:
W
W
W
W
CU
CU
11
49
246
625
539
1,098
428
11
49
246
625
539
1,098
428
Lowe
N

“
“

263
433
932
12
De Land
Citizen’s
Mfg Co
1890
1900
1910 *
1920 *
1930 0
1940 0
19 0 N
CU
CW
Propane
(3)
(3)
Lowe

AVERAGES

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TABLE B-i: IDENTIFICATION OF TOt N GAS MA 4JFACTURING SITES - R .L ctflNTS (1890-1950)
STATE: FLL]RIGA
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft.IYR) &ASIFIEH/ **UIHBY—PRODUCTS*I******
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke total PROCEES Coke Tar Awriionja Other I’IlSCELLANEOLJS INFORMATION
13
Miami
6 Co
189$
1900
1910 4
0
15
15
J—L
1920 *
C)
80
80
‘
1930*
W
386
386
1940 a
W
540
540
1950 a
W
1, 162
1,162
AVERAGES:
6%
48
431
14
Daytona
Public
Serv
Co
1890
1900
1910
19 I *
1930 0
1940 0
1950 —
AVERAGES:
N
26
,
26
26
26
Lowe
15
Lakeland
“
G Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 a
1930*
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES
N
N
13
64
39
13
64
39
Lowe

16 St Petersburg Municipal G Plant 1890
1900
1910
1920 * N 55 55 Lowe
1930 * N 277 277
1940 a CW 376 376
1950 * CW 786 786
AVERAGES: 374 374

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ST 7E, F&OHIO l
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MN cu.ft./YR) BASIFIER/
YEAR STATUS W%S TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS
110. CITY
Coke Tar Arar orsia Other
MISCELU%kEUUS INFORMATION
17
Bradenton
Southern 6&E Corp
nanntssncan8nansssnen zacaannnnnntan==ncflsflnnnzaflflfltflflflz
1890
1900
1910
1920
1930 *
W
42
42
1940 *
&4
65
65
1950 a
W
77
77
AVER 6ES;
61
61
IS
Clearwater
Municipal
13 Dept
1898
1900
1910
1920
1930 a
1940 *
1950 *
flVERAGES:
W
CW
11
(11)
90
180
135
90
180
135
Ter ney
“
“
19
Fort Lauderdale
U Co
1890
1900
1910
4a,
£ JL
1930*
1940 0
1950 0
AVERPGES;
W
8
8
8
8
.
20
Fort Myer5
Coainission of City of U
1890
1908
1910
1920
1930
1940 *
1950 *
1 VER I5ES:
W
W
W
(10)
40
90
65
40
90
£5
.

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TABLE B-is IOENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MANUFACTURING SITES - ALL tANTS (l89$-135 )
STATEs FLORIDA
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (II cu.ft./YR) GAS!FIER/ ,*u*,IBY-PRODIJCT S**,an*,
NO, CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Amrdo ia Other MISCELLANEOUS iNFORMATION
21
Miami Beach
6 Co of
N
189$
1900
191$
1920
1930 ‘
W
(15)
1940 ‘
CW
389
383
1950 *
CW
1,372
1,312
AVERAGES:
881
881
22
West Palm Beach
Florida
Public
Util
Co
189$
190$
191$
1928
193$ ‘
194$ a
1958 *
AVERflGES
W
W
W
177
264’
535
325
111
264
535
325
58
50
23
Winter Haven
N 61 Co
1890
1900
191$
192$
193$ P
194$ a
1958 *
AVERASES:
W
CW
49
120
85
49
120
85

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a nal — ::
— nuuuas an is a. vs. ins ausnw nnns-pflItThnnnb.
t hY STAllS T Ciii Mote’ C l i C ii. Total Pr-s CS. Ta p t s Sl ur pintq nnsmtiai
I
•
LIPC.
as.
u
urn
a .
1988*
U
7
7
a
1938*
U
18
18
* *
U
a
a
2
23
193*
U
22
22
(1)
21
1948*
Dl
8
8
19580
U
4
4
aEllms
13
13
2
22
2
Mba
•
tCs$EC
1888*
Ills.
1918*
C
C
C.
•
(IS)
6
18
6
18
.
.
193*
193*
1948*
1955 N
Ml UB ,
C
C
C
38
58
71
37
‘
38
58
71
37
2
2
2
36
t
45
•
3
Atlanta
•
ILCo
ia.
193*
1915*
193 *
1938 *
1948 U
1955 N
WE l lE S ,
C
C
U
U
C,U
115
383
547
318
678
1,485
1,318
1,155
115
353
678
1,488
1,935
184
(26)
966
1,385
1,133
125
148
133
4 Atlanta Sat.CttylLCo
1895
1988
* U
0
37
37
1918
0
1985
-
.
193-
1948-
1955-
M 93 ,
37
.
37

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TALE 8-i IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS 1 UFflCTURIMi SITES - ALL PtJV TS (1890-1950)
StATEs GEORGIA
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MN cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ ,*u*n8Y-PRODUCTSt*,* ,,n
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Cc.ie Tar Ak1i 1orda Other MISCELLANEOUS INFQRr TION
5
: = == =::
Augusta
N 5( Co
:
1890 *
C
(50)
:::=
1900*
C
25
25
1910 *
W
98
98
Lowe
1920 a
W
180
180
1930 ‘
W
229
229
62
1940 •
W
250
250
1950 *
W
759
759
AVERAGES;
25
303
257
62
6
Brunswick
N L&Water Co
1890 *
1900 1
1910*
1920’
1930 C
C
C
C
C
C
8
5
8
8
3
8
5
8
B
3
2
12
Most
yas
p’ircnaseu
1940 N
1950 N
AVERAGES:
6
6
2
12
7
Cedartown
Empire WL&Mfg
Co
1890 *
?
.
‘I
1900 0
1910 0
1920 -
1930 -
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES;
8 Cartersville Improvement LW Co 1890 a 0 (4)
1900’ 0 2
1910’ C 6 6
1920* C 5 5 (0) 3 9
1930’ C 5 5
1940* C 2 2
1950 0
AVERAGES: 5 2 4 3 9

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BTRTE, U ORGIa
GAS PROOUCTION GATE (MM Cu. ft. /YR) GASIFIER/ **IH***By—pRQDUCTS****.**,
NO. CITY COtIPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ai. mori a Other MISCELL NECKiS INFORMATION
Z
9
Z2 SZ
Co1umbu
zU * g
The 61 Co
of H
1898 ‘
N
13
13
H
======
===== ==
z= ====
===
1900 ft
4
15
15
1910 ft
N
25
25
1928 ft
N
70
70
1930 *
N
193
193
1940 N
.
1950 N
flVERfl6ES:
63
63
10
Dalton
II
E61 Co
•
1890 ft
1980*
1910 ft
1920 ft
1930 ft
1940 f
1%0 N
AVERRGES:
C
C
C
C
C
4
10
10
(3)
23
12
(4)
4
18
10
23
12
(1)
7

7
11
Macon
H
LL&Water
Co
1890 ft
1900 f
1910 ft
1920 ft
1930 ft
1940 N
19 0 N
iWEH t3ES:
C
C
C
C,W
W
37
40
60
180
6
65
10
10
37
40
60
190
6
67
Mart in
“
Lowe
“
H
(12)
(lO
215
22
47
8
28
192,000
lbs
cf
sulfate
12
Ror e

6L Co
1890 ft
1980*
1918 ‘
1920 ft
1930 ft
1940 N
19 8 N
AVERc4GES:
C
C
C
C
C,W
5
7
17
20
28
15
7
7
.
5
7
17
20
35
17
14
14
d2

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TABLE B-I: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MANUFACTURING SITES - Ai .L PLP,.TS (1890-1350)
STATE: GEORSIA
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft ./YR) GASIFIEI / I*I,I*IBY-PRODUCISII***Iu
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR SIRIUS GAS TYPE Coal Water (hi Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Affirnorila Other MISCELLP. EOtiS INFURMRTIIJN
13 Savannah
Mutual 61. Co
1890 I
W
50
50
1900 a
14
90
90
1910 a
14
148
148
1920 a
14
363
363
120
1930 a
14
488
488
286
1940 a
CW
450
450
790
1950 a
CW
789
189
1,463
AVERAGES:
340
348
665
14 ThoeasviIle
N 8 Co
1890 a
1900*
1910 0
1920 0
1930-
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES:
0
(7)
4
4
4
4
15 Valdosta
6 Co
1890
1900
1910 *
1920 I
1938 a
1940 *
1950 N
AVERAGES:
C
C
C,W
C
(10)
20
48
44
31
7
7
28
55
44
40
(0.6)
1
(0.4)
1
28
552
48
207
16 Albany Gas Works 1898
1908
1910
1920 4 14 22 22
1930 * 14 50 50
1940 * CW 79 79
1950 N
AVERAGES: 50

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•iN ISS - —
a an
a awrs an s -. a. nm awzai
STIRS ann sl Oil Cs. TiS.l N..I! .
CS.
Tar sSa Othe NI ‘ flS I mm hI ai
17 friffIa
• 0, Infold Olorqs
18%
1*
1910
193*
V
18
10
193’
C,V
N
4
24
1
19
1948 N
.
19588
•
I S.
15
4
17
1
19
l ltafrasgo
‘*mlclpslOPlM
1898
1988
1310
193’
133*
1940*
1958 N
MEBs
V
V
D I
18
24
19
as
18
24
19
as
19 Way Cross
Costar’s IfS. Co
.
18%
1989
1910
193 *
193’
1948*
ia’

C
C,N
V
w
16
18
17
14
46
133
64
16
2
46
133
57
II )
1
1
13
21
17

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TABLE B-1 IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS Mi NUFQCTtJRINO SITES - A L Pi.ANTS (l8’3 -l Z 3)
STATEs HAWAII
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (M cu.ft./YR) 6ASIFIER/ *** * tiY—PRODtJCTS*u*I***
NO. CITY YEAH STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Au iiioriia Other ‘USCELLANEUUi INFORMATIOe4
za
1
: z L
Halo
5:
•
8Cc
: : :s
1890
1900
1910
1920 *
0
16
16
Berkeley
1930 a
0
26
28
1940 0
1950 a
0
104
104
Jor ,e
AVERASES:
49
49
2
Honolulu
“
16
Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 *
1930 a
1940 0
1950 *
AVERAGES
0
0
175
530
2,324
1,003
175
530
2,324
1,003
Lowe
Jones
Jones

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BTRTE. ZUAI
GAS PRODUCTION RATE o ti cu.ft./YR) OASIFEER/ *,*,**IBY—PRODUCTS.,**..*,
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar fl unonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
I
Boise
GLCo
1890
1900
1910 *
C
30
30
1928 a
C
45
45
(2)
40
1930 *
C
(21)
.
1940 *
C
64
64
1950 0
AVERAGES:
46
46
40
2
Lewiston
Northwestern
Corp
1890
1980
1910 *
1920 0
1930 0
1348
1950 —
AVERAGES:
C
11
11
11
11
3
Pocatello
6&P Co
1890
1380
19 )0
1920 *
1930 *
1948 0
1958 0
AVERAGES:
C
C
37
(20)
37
37
37
.
(2)
36
36

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TABLE 8-1 IVENTWICATION ( TOWN GAS itfACTURD SITES - ILL PUV4TS (1891-1950)
STATEs IL.LIM]IS
GAS PROIXKTION GATE ( cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/
Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS
H*UHBY—PRfJDIJCTS******4*
Coke Tar Ameonia OtherN1SCEUJ EOUS I ORMATION
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE
I
Alton
‘ Gift Co
1890 I
C
7
7
1900*
C
7
7
1910*
C
35
35
1920 *
C,W
31
8
39
193$ P
1940 P
1950 N
I IVERROESs
20
8
22
2
Aurora
‘ UI Co
1890 *
1900 I
1910 *
N
N
C,W
18
75
570
190
18
75
760
Pratt-Ryan
Lowe
‘
1920 P
1930 C
1940
1950
RYERASESs
,
221
190
284
3
Aurora
Excelsior
S Co
1890 *
1 0
1911 0
192$-
1930-
1940-
1950-
AVERROES*
U
18
18
P—E
18
18
4
Belleville
GliCok.
Co
1890 *
1900 ‘
1910 P
1920 P
1930 P
1940 0
1950 0
IWER ES
C
C
15
23
19
15
23
19

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STATE. KU. iI IS
BAG P WuCTIOH BATE PlI cu. ft. /YR) BABIF lEG! I******BY-PRQL)UCTS*4eft*,*,
NO. CITY YEBA STA1IIB BAG TYPE Coal Wat.r Oil Cok . Total PAOCESS Coke Tar Awaonia Qther$1BCatJ EOUs INFORNc%TION
5
0Ioc.in ton
Cltlz.n’s 81411 Co
1898 *
C
(25)
— ————
—
—
———
aStflsa*aaa
assarnnassnsnttn ann
1908*
C
50
50
1910 a
C,W
6$
60
120
Granger
1928*
W
228
228
•
128
1938 a
W
323
323
‘
211
19484
Cld
301
381
•
1950 *
CW
473
413
AVERR6ES
55
277
249
166
6
Cairo
City 8 Co
1890 *
C
115)
1908*
19104
1928*
1938 a
1948*
1950 N
VERI18ES
C
C
C,W
C 1 W
CW
&-
11
33
23
16
21
11
23,
31
22
11
33
3.4
39
31
30
2
1

2
31
24
26
1
Car ton
People’a GIEL
Co
1890 *
1900 0
1910 *
1920*
1938 *
1948 0
1950 0
AVERRGES:
C
C
C
C
4
23
42
118
47
.
4
23
42
118
47
2
2
58
27
39
8
8
B
Carlinville
• 61G Work.

1890 *
19081
1910*
1928 0
1938 X
W
IS
IS
2
6
?
2
6
Springer

194$ —
1950-
AVERAGES:
4
4
.

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TAbLE I-li IDENTIFICATU)$ LW T0114 GAS RAM .FACTURIP SITES - $.J. PUWIS (1891-1950)
STATEt IL l iNOIS
GAS PROUtiCTI( 4 RATE (P8 ( cu. ft. IYR) GASIFIER/ ,ft****BY-PRODIJCTS***4****
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Hatir Oil Colt. Total PASL SS Colte Tar Ae.or,ia OtherNISCELLPNEOUS INFORMATION
—— —— ——— ———— ——
——
— -——
-—
————————
- — — —--
9 C.ntr.lta
• GiCoke
Co
18% 1
C
4
4
1*1
C
II
1 $
1918*
C
31
31
1928*
C
25
25
193$ ’
W
183
183
1948 0
.
i%I 0
JERAGESi
34
34
1$ Cha.p.lgn
• $(k’banm
EL&Coke
Co
189$ a
C
6
6
1980*
1918*
192$ a
1931 a
194$N
1 I N
IWERAGES;
C
W
C,W
CU
22
15
14
63
152
339 ,
185
22
63
167
339
119
U)
118
118
11 ChIcago
• 6L Cok.
Co
189$ a
W
1,580
1,581
Springer
1988 0
1918 0
1928-
1938-
194$ -
195$-
IWERRGES:
1,580
1,500
12 Chicago
Consuaer’s
6 Co
1898 *
W
750
750
S,J,F
1 0
191$ 0
1920-
193$-
1948 -
1958-
1WERASES
.
758
758

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STRTEI iU JMfle
BAA PR(LUCTION RATE ( Cu. ft/VA) BABIF lEA! •*i. BY-PRODUCTS..*.a*a.
NO. CITY YEM ATATUB BAA TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROIISS Colia Tar Asonia DtherMISCELU NEaUS INFDRMATION
—
13 Chicago
—S——
Econo.ic Litleating 6
—
“ —
(65)
-————————————— —————nsan————————————— sflsaaaflflssa
—
Co
1890 *
0
1900 D
1910 0
1920-
193$ -
1940-
1950-
AVERAGES I
14 Chicago
Equitable GLlFuel
Co
1890 *
W
100
100
Jerian.
190$ 0
1910 0
192$-
1930 -
1940-
195$-
AVERAGES I
.
.
108
188
.
15 Chicago
Hyde Park a Fuel
Co
1898 I
C
72
72
1900 0
1910 0
1920-
1930 —
1943 —
1950-
WERflGESl
72
72
16 Chicago
Lake bae 6L&Fuel
Co
1890 I
C
76
76
1980 0
1910 0
1920-
1930-
1948 -
1950-
IWERAGES;
76
76

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TABLE B-li IIEI4TWICATIOW TOWN GAS N.FACTURING SITES - ALL PtJ TS (1890-1950)
STATE; ILLINOIS.
PRODILTIOW RATE ( Cu. ft. /YR) GASIFIER/ Ia.t.uBY —PROOUCTS*,.,,u*
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coil Nat.r Oil Coke Totil PROCESS Coke Tir Aweonii OtherP1ISCELL( €OUS IPFORW TION
17 thica o
———
—————
————————————-—————————————- ———————————- —--———-— —— ——
1890 • N 980 980 8,14-1.
——
People’s fiLiCok.
Co
1900 a
N
6,900
6,900
1918*
N
?
p
1920 *
N
24,300
24,380
1930 I
Coke,14
13,005
8,707
21,712
‘
1940 P
i . P
WERAOEB
11,276
8,791
13,453
18 Chicano
Nutuil Fu.1 S Co
189$ I
7
Evens £ Film.
I 0
1911 0
1928-
1938-
1948-
1950-
fiVERfl( Si
,
19 DanvilLs
• UI Co
1890 *
1980*
191$ I
192$ *
193$ *
1940 N
C
C
C,W
C,W
C,W
10
2
45
71
55
5
68
183
10
2
50
139
238
(1)
4
0
207
1
195 0N
ERAGE$ ;
37
85
88
4
104
1
.
20 Decatur
GUCoke Co
1890 *
isosa
19191
1929 1
193$ •
1948 N
1950 N
1 ERA6ES:
C
C
C
C,U
C,W
12

77
167
55
69
62
487
235
12

77
229
462
162
Lowe
‘
(1)
1
1
(0)
259
259
(0)

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graTE, EL I iM)ZU
lS PIOCUCTIUN TE (*1 cu. ft. MI) lFlEA/ ...*.a.aY-RomUCTs.H, .,.
(C CITY YEAR STATUB lB TYl E Coal Hater 011 Coke Total PB0 IBB Cuko Tar Aweonta QtbrNIOCEL1NEOIJS IWCWNAT ION
-
—-— --
flSflflnatntnfln n
21 Diion
•
Bift Co
1890 ft
0
(5)
Patton
190$ a
()
(10)
I
191$’
0
3$
3$
I
1923 ,
0
37
.
37
‘
(1)
15
193$ P
194$ X
‘95.-
AVERRCES:
34
34
IS
22 Dufluion
u
1 ) 1 W Co
1890 *
l9 *
191$ ‘
1920 ’
C
C
C
C
7
8
13
7
7
8
10
7
1938 0
1943 0
195$-
flVERflGES;
8
,
8
23 E ST Louis
6 Works
1890 *
1980*
1910 *
192$’
1938 P
1940 0
1950 0
flVERfl6ES
C
C
W
W
16
21
19
144
465
305
16
21
144
465
162
Lowe
24 E1 jn
American 6 Co
1898 ‘
C
12
12
1980*
1918 0
C
45
45
1923 0
193$-
194$ —
1950-
f1VER ES:
29
29

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TABLE B-1 IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN SAS NUFRCTURIMi SITES - (LI. PtJ 4TS (1891-1950)
STATEi ILLINOIS
SAS PRODUCTION RATE oh cu. ft. /YRi RAS IFIER/ ** ,,.,.BY-PROI)UCTS.*.,*u.
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS SAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Iaimonia Other NISCEUi 1EOhJS INFORMATION
25 Evan*ton Northweetern
SLiCoke Co 1891 a U
1
(8)
P - i
1900’ U
1
?
.
1911 * U
35
(200)
Lowe
(10$)
1920 a U
31
1,410
1,400
(131)
1930 a U
2,118
2,118
1948 0
195$ 0
AVERA OESi
1,154
1,154
26 Freeport • I3UCok. Co
1890 * C
19001 C
1910 a C
1920 * C,W
1930 a W
1948 P
195$ P
10
30
69
32
18
75
570 190
185
175.
ii
30
69
137
115
Pratt—Ryan
Lowe
Lowe
27 (3aler.a St. Co of
AVERASESi
-—-----------—--
1890 * U
1900* U
1910* U
1920 0
1931 a U
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGESi
35
140
--— --
(10) P—E
6
6
10
1
84
-
—-—--—---—-—-—---— —

6
6
10
7
Sp
28 Galesburg • GLLCoke Co
189$ a C
8
8
1900* C
1910* U
1920 * C,W
193$ * U
1941 * CU
1950 N
AVER( 3ES:
4$
96
106
63
64
312
230
202
40
96
170
312
230
143
(4) (3) 5
103
183 5

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al -alEs IU.IMJZ8
RAS PI1OUIETIUN RATE ( cu. ft. ITS) lF3ERI *.****BY-PROUUCT$**..****
M l. CITY COç Y YEAR STATUS SAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PRACESS Coke Tar on*a Other MISCELLAPIEQUS ZPfORRATION
—
- -—
—-
—-
—LUS Z *
(2)
-
29
Salva
U SUCoke
Co
1890 *
C
1900*
(
4.
4
1918 ft
C
6
68
6
Granger
19280
W
228
5
1938 0
U
323
U 211
194$—
CU
381
U
1958 —
CU
413
‘
AVER ES
5
5
30
Jacksonville
0L&Coka
Co
1890 ft
1908*
1910*
1928*
1930 a
1948 N
1958 14
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
C 1 11
CU
14
21
44
68
16
37
11
73.
31
73
14
21
44
68
13
44
2 31
1 24
31
Jerseyville
ELIOP Co
1890 ft
?
4
?
1908 0
1910 0
1928—
1930 —
1940 —
1950-
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
23
42
118
2 50
21
8
32
Joust
U Ii Co
-—-----------
1890 ft U
1980* U
1910 0 U
1920 0
1930 —
1940 —
1950-
AVERAGES:
—--—--—------—
10 18 Sp
50 50
1
.
38 38
-- —---------------------- -----—--
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---------

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TA8IE 9-Is IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS * )ItFACTURING SITES - Lt. PUWTS (1890-1958)
STATES IU.INQIS
GAS PIWIXJCTION l lTE (MM cu. ft. /YR) GASIFIER/ ***uuBY—PRODIJCTS*,*u,, ,
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total Pf1OCESS Coke Tar Ameonla Other NISCELUU€OtJS ItfORMATION
33 Kankakeii
N 61 Co
18% *
*2 1
C
22U$
(8)
z *2
1980’
C
8
8
1910 .
C
34
•
34
j9 *
C
85
85
(18)
(.5)
I
1930*
U
183
201
201
81
1940 N
1950 N
AVERA6ES
42
281
82
81
34 Kewanee
GUCoke
Co
1890 4
1900*
1918*
1920 *
1930 ‘
1940 *
1950 N
AYERA6ESi
U
U
U
U
CU
CU
•
5
22
15
5
8
26
87
122,
69
53
8
26
81
122
69
53
(5p)
U
•
(3)
.
110
20
20
35 LaSalleLPeru
Twin City
Sac
I4orke
1890 *
C
7
1,500
7
Springer
1900*
1910 *
1920*
1930 *
1940 *
1958 N
AVERASES*
C
C
C 1 W
CU
CU
11
24
47
22
9
159
141
183
I i
24
56
159
141
66
36 Lir oln
GLEE. Co
1890 *
1900*
1918*
1920*
1938*
C
C
C
C
C,W
11
13
28
26
33
758
8
11
13
20
26
41
S,J,F
2
33
1948 0
1950 0
fl ERAGES:
21
8
22
2

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UT ITLS ZLLi1 I
ARS PSW)UCTION RATE Cu. ft. /YA) SARIFIER! .*.*.a.BY-PROOUCTS...*a4.a
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS SAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar aonia Other NlSCELLP EflUS INFORW%TICN
z
37 Nac oeb
——
-
1890 a N (4) (65)
— —
Su Works
1980*
U
7
7
Lowe
1910*
U
16
16
‘
1920*
U
21
21
1938*
N
57
57
‘
45
1948 0
1958 0
( VER 13ES
25
25
45
38 Matoon
• GL&Coke Co
-
18% *
1980*
1918 *
1920*
1938 *
C
C
C
C
C,W
7
5
24
43
12
180
124.
s
24
43
136
Jerian.
1
89
1940 0
1958 0
VER( 3ES
21
124
52
1
89
39 Mendota
• 6 Co
1890 *
1900 ’
1918*
1920*
1930 a
1940*
1950 0
AVERAGESi
C
C
C
C
C
C
4
5
9
14
21
22
13
4
5
9
14
21
22
13
U)
(1)
.
21
29
25
40 Moline
The People’s

L&Fuel
Co
1890 *
1900*
1910 *
1920*
1938 *
C
C
N
N
U
1
45
164
556
1,000
1
45
164
556
1,000
292
1940 0
1950 0
AVER .iES:
26
513
354
292

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TARLE 1-1: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS H 4UFACTURING SITES — L P1 4TS (1898-1950)
STATEs ILLINOIS
GAS PROOUCTION GATE (MN cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER! *i*I***DY-PROD (JCTS**u****
NO. CIF YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aweonia Other NI5CEU ANEl]US INFORMATION
41 Norsouth
•
B Co
1890 5
C
(5)
988
S,H-{
1980 *
C
7
6,900
7
‘
191$ *
C,W
18
18
36
1928*
W
32
32
193$ P
Coke,W
13,885
8,187
‘
i9 e o
1950 0
AVERASES
13
25
25
42 Norris
B Co
18% *
W
(5)
Lowe
(Sp)
1980*
191$ I
1928 0
1938 0
1940 —
1950-
AVERAGESs
W
W
2
9
6
•
2
9
6
Lowe
(Su)
43 Otlawa
•
SUCoke
Co
1890 *
19001
1910 a
192$ *
193$ a
1948 N
1950 N
WERASE5s
C
C
êI
Id
U
12
19
30
189
194
13
5
68
183
12
19
38
109
194
13
Lowe
(1)
4
0
207
65
65
1
44 Paris
•
fihiCoke
.
Co
1898 *
1900*
1918 ’
1928 *
1938*
194$ (1
195$ 0
AVER1 ES
U
Id
C
C
C
12
32
9
18
1
9
3
5
62
407
4
3
5
9
18
1
1
P—R
Lowe
•
(1)
I
(0)
259
(0)

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aTfITE. ILL Zt I8
AAS PHOUUCTWt4 W*TE ( 1*4 cu. ft. (VA) A IF ZEA/ *******SYPRQIXJCTS*Ø******
*1. CITY YEAR BTATUS ARA TYPE Cool Wm$.r Oil Coka Total PROCESS Cok. Tar a.ords Oth.r. NlSCELL 4EUUS D OR$ATION
-
—
-fl--
--
——-- ---
50
-
-- --
--
- -—-
Patton
---- — --
45
P orla
ULiCoke Co
1890 *
C
(5)
50
1990 *
C
110
(10)
iii
•
1910 a
C,Ii
182
8
30
190
Lowe (6)
1920 a
C 1 ))
533
49
37
582
•
(2)
145
1930 *
W
535
535
N
(18)
169
144
1940 N
1950 N
AVERAGES:
219
197
293
451
144
46
Pekin
•
61 Co
1890 *
1908*
1918 ’
1920*
1930 P
1940 N
1958 N
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
10
16
35
1
20
.
10
16
35
20
.
47
Princeton
•
61 Co
1890 *
1980’
1910 a
1928’
1938’
19404
1950 N
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
C
W
(5)
7
10
14
18
33
19
144
465
.
•
10
14
18
33
19
Lowe
•
1
1
19
19
48
Pullian
•
Sas Works
1890 *
1900 X
1910 —
14
C
12
45
(12)
Lowe
1920-
1930 —
1940 —
195$-
AVERAGES:
.
29
29

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TAOLE B-I: lDENTIFICATIi 4 (IF TOWN SAS W 1MJFACTURING SITES — L F4J 4TS ( 1890 -1950
STATE: ILLINOIS
WIS PROOUCTION RATE (t c ia. ft. IYR) GASIFIER/ H*****8Y—PRQOUCTS,uU*,*
NO. CITY YEflA STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar A onta Other NISC L 4EOhJS INFORMATION
49
Qu*r* y
GitCok.
Co
189$ a
I ,
C
C
3$
is
..
=Z=g
3$
1$
ZZ
191$ 0
192$ *
$938 *
1948 N
C,W
C,CW
144
2%
48
16
192
312
(3) 169
18 408
34
195$ N
.
AVER 3ESi
135
32
151
18 269
34
5$
Rockford
• GISCok.
Co
189$ *
1900*
191$ a
1920 *
193$ *
1940 *
195$-
AVERA6ES :
C
C
C
C,W
Coke ,W
Coke,W
35
48
211
425
180
95
53
211.
120
109
1,093
601
35
48
21$
520
162
1,384
388
(9) (24)
(45) (1115)
73 1,200
73 1,280
(17)
2,000,080
1,573,130
lbs
lbs
aaeeoniu
aernornwa
sulfate
sulfate
51
Rock Island
• 6 Co
1890 a
1900 I)
191$ 0
$920-
193$ —
1940 —
1958-
ERfl6ES:
C
10
10
10
10
52
South Chicano
Caluiet 6
Co
189$ a
1900 0
1918 0
1928-
1930 —
1940 -
II
.
?
1950 —
AVERAGES:

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B1 E. ILL JI JI8
W1S PHOUUCTWN
HATE
( cu.ft. YR)
WWIFIER/
u ...aBY-PROj*JCT9,*.ea.N.
t . CITY
———————
53 Sprin fi.1d
CtIl ANY
—-———-- —
N 61 Co
YEN1 STATUS HAS TYPE Coal ldat.r Oil Coke Total PWCESS Coke Ta , - aeoMa Other MISCELLRIIEOUS lNFORM %TlUt4
— -
1890 ft C (30)
1980*
C
1
1910 *
C,W
58 87
145
1920 *
C,W
98 207
305
1930*
14
553
553
19401
14
24
24
1950 P4
f VER GES l
78 218
251
54
Sterling
N 6&EL Co
1890 1
C
3
3
1900*
1910*
1928 *
193$ *
194$ *
1950 0
WERA6ESt
C
C
C
C,W
C,W
8
35
59
211 37
205 59
87 48
8
35
59
248
264
103
Lowe

(31) (2)
(2) 287
(5) 282
285
55
Streator
61 Coke
Co
189$ *
1980*
1910*
1928*
1930*
194$ 0
1958 (3
AVER I3ES
C
C
C
C
14
9
I I
4$
65
94
31 94
9
11
4$
65
94
44
10
10
56
uaukegan
• 61. Co
1890 *
14
3
3
S-S
1908*
1910 0
1920 0
1938 4]
1940 *
1950 N
4WEIU3GES:
14
CU
12
320
112
12
328
112
N

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TABLE 8-1* IDENTIFICATION tW Ttl, (N GAS I WJFACTURING SITES - tL PtJ 4TS (1890-1950)
STATEs ILLINOIS
GAS PRODUCTION I )TE ( V1 cu. ft. /YR) GASIFIER/ 4*U*4 1BY-PRODUCISUI I****
CITY YEAR STAfliS GAS iyc€ Coal Nat.r Oál Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar A*s.onia Other NISCELL VEOUS INFORMATiON
51 Bnrd .town
‘ EL8P Co
—__ __z —
1898
—
-
-
1908*
C
?
1918*
C
1
7
1928*
C
24
24
1938*
C
38
38
2
41
194$ 0
1951 0
AVERASESs
23
23
2
41
58 Belvid.re
BLIFue1 Co
1891
1900 *
1918*
1928*
1938*
1948*
1958 0
WERA6ESs
W
W
W
W
(
13
25
42
61
50,
38
13
25
4e
61
58
38
Lowe
•
•
‘
Isproved
59 Chicano
O’der. S Co
189$
1980 I
191$ •
1928 0
1938 0
194$ —
195$-
WERASESs
W
N
1
383
1,108
702
303
1,100
102
Lowe
‘
-
6$ Clinton
8 Co
1890
1900 *
1910 ‘
1928 ‘
1930.
1940 ’
1950 N
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
D4
CU
(7)
11
19
34
23
22
11
19
34
23
22
(0.4)
1

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STATE. £LLZ? 1U
S PROULJCTICt4 WiTh (N c &. ft. FYN) W ZFIER/ .......By-pRU $JcTg.*.**.1.
CITY YEAR STATUS ARS TYPE Coal Umt.r Oil Caka Total PHOCESS Cakv Tar Il monia Othar HlSCELU EUUB INFORMATION
—
—
—
61 Lltchfiald
•
LHIP Co
1891
1900 4
0
5
5
Kendall
1910*
0
5
5
1920*
0
7
1
•
1930 P
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGESz
6
6
62 Nendota
•
1414 Co
1890
•
19004
1910 0
1920 1)
1930 —
1940 —
1950-
AVERt 3ES
N
3
.
3
.
3
3
Su
63 Murphysboro
Waterwork
•
1890
19004
1910*
19201
1930 N
1940 N
1950 N
AYER( 3ESs
N
N
N
2
8
18
9
2
8
18
9
Lowe
‘
64Nauvoo
GICo
1890
1900 *
1910 0
7
?
Gasoline
feedstock
.
1920 0
1930 —
1948 —
1950-
WERAGES

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TI18LE B-Li IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MANIJFACTURING SITES - IU. P1AN S (1898-195$)
STATE; ILLINOIS
GAS PROOIJCTION RATE ( eu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ o4***IIBY-PRODIJCTS*a******
NO CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ai aonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
65
Oak Park
Cwero S
Co
18%
1900*
W
10$
100
Kew
1918 0
1928 *
W
I I S O
1, 160
Rew
(14$)
1938 0
1948 0
195$-
AVERAGES:
638
630
66
Peoria
People’i
64E Co
1890
1980*
1918 0
1928 0
1930-
1948 -
1958-
AVERAGES:
C
?
,
61
Sprin field
Provident
6 Co
189$
1908*
1918 0
1928 0
1930 —
194$ -
195$-
AVERAGES,
?
?
68
Taylorville
Citizen’s
6L&Fuel
Co
1898
1908*
1918*
1920*
1930*
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
0
Id
Id
Id
6
13
53
24
4
4
4
6
13
53
19
Lowe

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sT at E. EtA. E ES
UAS PRODUCTION ROTE CP cu. ft. /YR) 6I IFIER/ a****N*9Y-PRODUCTS****** .
M i. CITY YERfI STIITUS SRB TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar eonig Other NlSCELU lEt3US INFORNATION
——
69 Charleston
————
—— — ——— — — — — . —
1890
—sannflnssaa
•
lilus Co
1900
.
19101
C
8
8
1928 *
C
13
13
(8.6)
12
1930 P
1940 (1
1950 0
flVERfl6ESi
11
11
12
18
Ch ca o Her i as
N
B Co
1890
1900
1910 1
1920 *
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVERflGESz
C,W
C,W
43
80
62
.
.
43
80
62
Lowe
N
(1)
(0)
11
6e eseo
•
6Co
1898
1900
1910*
3928*
3930*
3940*
1950 1)
AVER11 E6;
W
W
W
CW
6
9
16
15
12
6
9
16
15
12
Lowe
N
•
12
Branite City
611€ Co
1898
3900
1910 *
1920 1
C
C,W
43
24
64
43
88
(1.4)
8
1930 P
1940 P
1950 N
clVER 1ES:
34
64
66
8

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TAbLE 8-1* IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS NLFAC1URIP1 SITES - L1. PtffiTS (1890-19 i0)
STAIEz huMuS
GAS PRODUCTION GATE oP cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ Hh***a8y—PRfJ JCT5,*,a**,,
NO. CITY YEAR ST T1JS GAS TYPE Coal Water O I Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar 11 ionia Other MISC LflNEOtiS INFORMATION
73
Greenville
— -
E6$P Co
1891
21*U
Zzg
zz
1900
191$ *
0
(5)
192$ 0
1938 0
1940 —
1958-
MRA6ES
14
Harvard
•
BCo
1890
1901
1910 *
1920 0
1930 0
1940 —
1950-
VERAGESz
H
7

75
Hoopeston
6 Co
1891
190$
191$ a
1920*
1930 *
1940 0
195$ 0
AVERASES:
W
H
C,W
.
22
22
7
19
21
20
19
43
31
76
Norrison
N
6&E Co
18%
1900
1910 *
1920*
1930 I
1940 —
195$-
AVERrd3ES
H
H
18
17
14
I I
j7
14
Lowe
N

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ILl_JP kU
BRO PHUDUCTION HATE (P$S cu. ft. lYE HASIFIER/
YERR BTflTIJS OtIS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS
tC. CITY UN’OtlY
Coke Tar Ile,aonAa Other
NISCEUJV4EOUS lNFOI 4RT ION
—— ———
—Sn———
—S————
—- -— —
77 Nt Carel
• 61E Co
1890
1900
1910 ft
U
(8)
19204
U
9
9
1930*
U
20
20
1940 *
CU
29
29
195 8N
AVERAGES;
19
19
18 Nt Vernon
Citizen’s
GE&H
Co
•
•
1898
1988
1918 *
1928*
1930 P
1940*
1950*
AVERAGES;
C
C
C
U
10
11
20
14
29
29
.
10
11
20
29
18
79 Pontiac
LIW Co
1890
1900
1910 *
1920*
1938 4
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
10
50
30
10
58
30
(1)
58
58
88 Rochelle
6 Co
1890
1980
1910 *
1928*
1930 *
1948*
1950N
AVERAGES:
U
U
CU
CU
12
7
22
22
16
12
7
22
22
16
Ter ney
N
St ere
‘
6
6

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TABLE 8-li IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS V NtfACTURING SITES - (U P1514 115 (1890-1950)
STATE; huMuS
GAS PRODUCTION RATE ( I cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ u”.*iBY—PRODIJCTSIIU**u
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coil Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aawor ia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
81
Savanni
• 61.. Co
1898
1988
1918 *
14
15
IS
Lowe
19204
14
?
I
19384
14
38
38
1948 *
Il
28
28
‘
1958*
14
45
45
U
AVERAGES;
38
38
82
TiskiIwa
“ 6as
Works
1898
1988
1918*
1928*
1938 0
1940 0
1958-
AVERAGES;
0
0
.
2
3
3
2
3
3
Lowe
83
Waukegan
North
Shore
Con 6 Co
1890
1988
1918 4
1928*
1938 *
1948 0
1958-
AVERAGES:
14
W
CW
194
?
454
324
194
454
324
Lowe
U
84 Blue Island Pub1ic Serv Co of N II 1898
1980
1918
1920 * 14 528 528 258
1930 * W 49 49
1948 0
1958 (1
AVERAGES: 289 289

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atnra. nj_trans
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (I S cu. ft. /YR) GASIFIER/
Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS
N ). CITY Cfl 4Y YEAR 8TATIJS ARS TYPE
—-
-
111 No UtIlIties Co 1890
Coke Tir A, oni. Other lSCELL t3US INFOR$ATl 4
—
85
Dekalb
1900
1910
1920 4
C,W
54
5
59
Lc we
(1)
(1)
1930 *
C
87
87
1940 *
?
1950 0
AVERA6ES
ii
5
73
86
Edward vi1le
Nadison County
LIP Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 *
1930 P
1940 0
C
12
,
12
(0)
45
1950 0
lVER 6ES:
12
12
45
87
Hullsboro
So Ill LIP Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 *
W
5
5
Tenney
1930 I
1940 —
1950-
AVERAI3E5
5
5
88
PaKton
6 Co
1890
1900
1910
l929
1930’
1940 *
1958 0
4VER I ES;
W
CW
CW
8
22
?
15
8
22
15
6
6

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TA&.E 0-18 IOENTWICATION OF TOWN GAS MAPUACILJRING SITES L PLANTS (1890-1%0)
SIATEi ILLINOIS
GAS PROIXJTIOtI RATE (P c u.ft,/YR) (IAS IFIER/ I*I ***8Y-PROD(JCTSaa******
CITY YERR STAThS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Awrnonia Othar MISCELLANEOUS INFORNATION
89 Shelbyville
Queen City S Co
1891
:== ===Z
1900
1911
.
1920 I
W
(33
19301
CU
10
18
‘
1940 0
1950 0
IWER IIGES:
I I
10
9 W t
Haeaond
‘6tECo
189 1
1900
1910
1920 a
1930 P
1940 0
1950 0
AVENASES:
?
•
.
32
32
91 Pana
Central 111 Pub
Serv
1891
1900
1910
1920
1930 *
CU
I
IS
15
Teriney
1
1940 0
1991 0
lERAOES:
15
15
I

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SUiTES IPWi 4SU
GAS PROI3UCTION GATE (*4 Cu. ft. /YR) GASIFIER! uu,*aBY-PRODUCTS*u.*,.*
P40. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PHOCES8 Coke Tar Aeiaont* Other $l$CELLRP OU I*ORF TION
1
Anderson
N
Nat
ural 6as8011 Co
1890 *
U
(11)
Lowe
1908 0
1318 0
1928 *
W
300
300
Lowe
1930 a
U
378
378
1940 *
U
190
190
N
1950 0
WERA6ES :
289
289
2
Aurora
61
CoaliCoke
Co
1898 *
1980*
1910*
1928’
1930*
1948 a
1950 N
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
C
C
10
9
6
7
9
12
9
10
9
6
7
9
12
9
1
1
1
8
15
12
3
Coluebus
N
(
Coke Co
1890 1
C
5
5
.
1900*
1910 *
1920 *
1930’
C
C,W
C,W
C,W
6
32
40
26
4
3
6
6
36
43
32
3
45
1940 P
1950 0
AVERAGES:
22
4
24
3
45
4
Conriersville
13L
Mfg Co
1890 *
C
5
5
1980*
1918’
1928*
1930 *
1948 a
1950 0
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
CU
CU
4
2
8
5
62
69
66
4
2
8
62
69
25
(1)
44
44

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TABLE B-i IDENTIFICATION OF TO%t4 GAS MAMEACIURING SITES - ALL ft TS (1890-1958)
STATEi IND1 ( A
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ lI**IIIBY-PROD (JCTSUI**u,
NO. CITY YEAH STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Ut I Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Amaoriia Other MISCELLANEOUS IUFORNf 1TION
5
Crawford vil1e
‘
GEL Co
189$
C
9
—trr—
9
1908’
C
8
8
1910 ft
W
28
28
1920 0
193$ P
194$ 0
1950 U
AVERAGES:
9
28
15
6
Elkhart
‘
61 Coke
Co
189$ •
1980*
1910 ’
192$ I
1930 *
1948 *
1958 0
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C,W
C,CW
C,CW
9
28
68
148
55
250
92
19
2
?
22
•
9
28
68
167
79
258
99
Lowe
1
(Sp)
(3)
3
3
80
80
7
Evan*vilie
‘
GEL Co
1890 I
1980 I
1910 I
1928 *
193$ •
1940 *
1950 N
AVERAGES:
C
C
C,W
C,W
C,W
CW
55
108
15$
241
13
113
50
3’)
556
29
169
55
108
200
288
569
29
287
C-)
175
175
8
Fort Wayne
61 Co
1890 4
1900 1
1910 1
1928 0
1930 I
194$ N
195$ N
VEG .5;
W
W
W
Coke,CW
38
23
(365)
891
315
1,118
1,118
30
23
2,009
£87
(27)
1,245
1,2’ :
2,000,080
lbs
arnwoniiilu:d
sulfate

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B1 tEs iND1
WIS PRODUCTION RATE (NI cu. ft. IYR) GRSIFIER/
Coil Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS
Coke Tir Aieac,nia Other flSCELLflNEfJtIS INFORMATION
NO. CITY COII’ANY YEAR WIATUS AS TYPE
9 Frankfort • 61 Co 1890 * C 5 5
19001
C
4
4
1910 0
1920 0
1930 I
W
158
•
158
Lowe
1940 0
1951 0
AYEW 6ES:
5
158
56
.
10
Franklin
‘
B Co
1890 *
1900 1
1910*
1920*
1930*
C
C
C
C
C
5
(6)
9
13
18
,
5
9
13
18
1
1
10
16
1940 P
1950 0
AVERA6ES
11
11
1
13
11
Soshen
l
61 Co
1890 *
1900*
1910 *
1920 *
1930 P
1940 P
1950 0
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C 1 W
(8)
9
,31
49
30
6
6
9
31
55
32
Pratt
12
6reenca t1e
N
61 Fuel&Coke
Co
1890 *
1900*
1910*
1920 *
1930 •
C
C
C
C
C
(5)
5
6
11
18
5
6
11
18
(0.4)
1)
(1)
16
1940 P
1950 0
AVERAGESa
18
10

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TcWLE B-li IDENTIFICATION (J TOtIN GAS W tFACTURING SITES - ( 1 PLANTS (1898-1950)
STATE: INUI *
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (P cu.ft.IYR) GASIFIER! 1a*****BY-PR(3D(JCTS*Ii*****
ND. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Cokv total PROCESS Coke Tar Aiuaonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
13
6reen bur h
•
GEL$$otor Co
1891 *
U
4
4
Lowe
I9NX
1910 —
192$-
1930-
1940-
1951-
.
AVERAGES:
4
4
14
Hunttn ton
•
GUFueI
Co
1890 a
1911*
19111
1928*
1930 P
1940 0
1951 (1
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
6
1
7
80
25
6
1
1
8 0
25
15
Indianapolis
ELB&Ileat
Co
18% a
U
(125)
Lowe
(J)
1908*
1910 *
1928 *
1930 •
1940 *
1950 N
AVERAGES:
U
N
Coke,W
Coke,W
Coke,W
225
1,110
481
586
83
459
2,468
3,153
?
2,807
225
1,081
2,860
3,139
83
1,581
•

N
•
‘
(45)
3,610
45
1,828
1,008,080
lbs
a1 iworiw:
sulfate
16
Indianapolis
•
&iCoke
Co
1898 a
C
(125)
19000
1910 0
1920 -
1930-
1940 —
1950-
I VES;

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arrnE, LNDJRI
RAS PRODUCTION RATE (PIN cu.ft./YR) RASIFIER/
Coil U t.r Oil Colts Total PROCESS
.***U*DY—PRODUCTS*,.*i*,,
Cokv Tat Aamorsta Othar NIUCEU.ANEOUS INFOHMATIOt4
*1. CITY YEAR STATUS ARS TYPE
— —
17
JeffersonvlllR
‘
6 Co
1891 *
C
5
5
1900 *
C
12
12
1910 0
1920 0
1930*
CU
56
56
19400
1950 0
AVERAGES:
9
56
24
18
Koko*o
GLLCoke Co
1890 *
1900*
1918 *
1920 0
1930 4
U
U
U
U
(10)
4
18
422
4
18
422
Lowe
U
‘
(6)
319
1940 0
1950 0
(WERAGES:
148
148
319
19
Lafayette
•
(31 Co
1890 *
C
20
28
1900*
1910 C
C
26
26
Merged
w/Ft.
Wdyne
1920 0
1930 *
C,CW
190
207
391
12
377
35
No. IN
Public
Service
1940 0
1958 0
AVERAGES:
79
207
148
12
377
35
20
La Porte
•
6&Coke Co
1890 *
C
5
5
.
1900*
19104
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
1950 *
AVERAGES:
C
C
C W
CU
CW
CU
13
35
36
22
36
111
t4
23
78
13
35
72
111
148
23
57
(1)
28
53
31

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TA&E 8 1: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS N 4If CTUR1NG SITES - ILL PLANTS 11890-1953)
STATE, INDI ANA
GAS PRODUCTION RATE 1* cu.ft./YR) 6ASIFLER/ 11**l*eBY—PROO(JCTSI**11i**
NO. CITY YERA STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Auunonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
21 Lewrenceburgh
‘
S Co
18% e
C
(6)
19801
C
6
6
1913*
C
6
6
19231
C
?
1938*
C
18
10
1
1943 a
U
15
15
1953 N
AYERAGESz
7
15
9
1
22 Lebanon
l
l erican S Co
1893 *
19 8 9W
1913 N
1928 N
1933 N
C
4
4
1943 N
1950 N
AVERAGESi
4
4
23 Logansport
GL&Coke Co
18% *
1900*
1910 C
C
C
14
1
14
Merged
wIFt.Wayr e
1920-
1939 -
1940 -
1950,-
AVER( 1GES:
14
.
14
24 Madison
•
61 Co
1890 I
1900*
1910 4
1920*
1930*
1940 *
1950 N
VER %G S;
C
C
C
C
C
C
1$)
8
12
23
21
25
.
17
8
12
20
21
25
17
(0)
1
1
1
16
9

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øJI1TE. UWJ
8R8 PROO(ETIUP4 hATE ( c i i. ft. /YN) GABIFIER! ****e**BY—PRflj LJCT$*e4*.***
NO. CITY YEM BTATUB GAS TYPE Coil Water Oil Coke Total PAUCEBS Coke Tar Ammonia Other I4thCELLAI4EOUB lNFUR T1UN
Coal 6 Co
-— -—
—
——
- —
25
marion
‘
189$ a
C
(9)
1 0
191$ 0
192$ a
Ii
2,388
2,308
193$ a
CW
176
176
1940 0
195$ 0
AVER( 3ES:
1,238
1,238
26
I1ictu an City
‘
6 Co
1898 *
C
9
9
1988*
191$ *
192$ C
193$ p
1940 P
1958 0
AVERAGES:
C
C,lI
19
67
32
8

8
19
75
34
Lowe
Cor so1.
w/Ha :aaond
21
Murcie
u
6as Works
189$ I
1980 0
1918 0
1928-
193$ —
194$-
195$-
AVERAGES:
C
(8)
28
New Albany
l
GliCoke Co
1890 1
C
25
25
•
19884
191$ I
192$ a
193$ a
1940 P
1958 0
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C,CW
17
76
13$
78
65
48
48
17
76
13$
126
15
5
5
99
99

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TA&E 8-I IDENTIFICATION IF TOWN LAS MP1UF 1CTJJRINII SITES - LL PIJ 4TS I189ø-I9 ø)
STATEi INOI
GAS PRODUCTION I lTE (N cu.ft.IYR) 6ASIFIER/ “.IIaftSY—PROOUCTS*I**fla,
NO. CITY YEM STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Watir Oil Coka Total PROCESS Coke Tar Riu onia Other MISCELLJINEOUS iNFORMATION
— —— —-——— ——.
29 Piru • .rican S Co 18% a C (8)
I *
C
5
5
1910 P
i 28 P
1930 0
194$ C
iN-
(WER(EES:
5
5
3$
Richaond
•
6 Co
189$ a
1910 .
1911 a
19280
19304
V
V
U
CU
34
38
41
29
34
38
41
293
14-C
‘
1948 0
1958 0
($IERASESz
108
188
31
Ru hville
•
81 Co
10% a
1980.
191 1*
19280
1938 (1
1948 -
195$-
(WERAGES:
0
0
(I
3
6
8
b
3
6
8
6
32
Syaora
•
81LCoke Co
189$ a
C
6
6
l9$0*
1918 a
19280
1930 *
C
C
C 1 CW
25
18
42
1
25
18
43
Lowe
2
43
1940 P
19500
VER ES
23
1
23
P
43

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UUWE, IMfl
GAS PROOIJCflON GATE ( cu. ft. IYR) GABIFIER!
Coal Water Oil Coke Total P XESS
Coke Tar Peinonia Other NISCELLEOUS INFOSMATIUN
I I ). CITY COI ASY
- -————
33 South Bind SI. Co
YEAR STMTUG
G AS TY
—- - -
W (25) Lowe
—- ——
1890 I
1900 ’
W
65
65
1910 ‘
W
260
260
N
1320 0
1930 ‘
cw
1,990
1,9%
Lowe
961
1940 P
1950 0
AVERAGES:
772
772
961
34
Terre Haute
‘
61 Co
1890 *
19000
1910 0
1920-
1930 -
II
(35)
,
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES:
35
Terre Haute
‘
Citizen’s
6LFuel
Co
1890 *
1900 ‘
1910 *
1920*
1930*
19411
1950 I
AVERAGES:
W
W
C,W
U
C I I
CII
Coke
120
128
1
110
100
138
1
309
164
1,318
1,310
110
220
138
309
1,310
417
.
36
Valparaiso
SLEL Co
1890 *
0
(8)
Patton
1908*
1910 *
1920*
0
C,U
C,W
24
32
6
3
6
27
32
N
Lowe
Ii
1930 X
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES:
28
5
22

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TRBIE B—1 l NT1FIC T1ON OF Tall OAS MEACTURfNG SITES - LL P1J 4TS (1898-1950)
STATEt lND1
SAS PRODUCTION I %TE (P cu.ft.IYR) (ASIFIER/ • ‘ftu*BY—PRODUCTSI.ft,u,
NO. CITY YEAS STAUIS GAS TYPE Coal Water Ott Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aewonia Other NISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
31 Vincennes
C
ztizen’e Bit.
Co
— —- — -
1890 I
C
— gg3
16
ZX 2 *
uzasu zg
16
1988*
C
1$
18
1910 0
192$ 0
1938-
1948 -
19 G-
AVERAGES;
17
17
J8 Wabaih
6LCo
1890 a
1900*
191$ 0
192$ 0
1930-
1940 -
1958-
AVERAGES;
(3
U
.
2
1
.
2
2
1
2
•
39
LFueIIPower
Co
•
189$ a
1900 *
19 )0*
1920*
1930*
194$’
1958*
WERA6ESz
0
0
0
0
0
C
38
38
4
16
?
25
33
26
4
16
25
33
38
23
Kutz
V-Si
‘
‘

2
3
3
49
43
46
40 Wa*hin ton The B Co 1890 4 C 10 10
1900* C 6 6
1910 a C 21 21
1920’ C 30 30 (1) 4
1930 N
1940 N
1950 N
17 17 4

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elaTEs IM)tIlPM
ARS PRODUCTION ARTE (N cu. ft. FYR) SASIFIER! ,tU***BY—PRDIMJCTS*..*,...
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water 0*1 Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Pemonia Other NISCEILONEWS INFDRNATIUN
41 ie1byvi11e
61 Co
1890 a
U
— - — —
6
6
-
Lowe (6)
3
1900*
U
7
7
N
1910 a
U
18
18
192$ ’
U
34
34
1938*
CW
68
68
14
19404
C I I
70
70
1950 U
AVERAGES:
34
34
14
42 Blooiington
‘
B Co
1890
1900*
1910 a
1920*
1930*
1940 P
1950 0
AVERAGES:
C
U
U
CII
9
9
23
42
1 5
63
9
23
42
125
50
Lowe
‘
‘
43 Liberty
‘
Fuel&8L
Co
189$
.
1900’
1910*
19204
1938*
194$ 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
0
0
U
0
.
6
5
15
4
8
6
5
15
4
8
2
2
14
14
44 Martinsville
‘
GLIF Co
18%
1900 *
1910 *
1920 0
1930 P
1940 P
1950 0
AVERAGES:
II
II
3
2
3
3
2

3
Parker/Bunt
Lowe

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TABLE B-li IDENTIFICATION IF TOWN GAS Hff CTlJRlNG SITES - (ti PIJ 4TS (3890-1950)
STATEs INDI
Sf15 PRODUCTION %)TE (Ill cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ *IIIIUSY—PRODLJCTS ’*lIft**
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ammonia Other $ISCEL1J NEOUS INFORMATION
45
Auburn
Ind Iana Fit. Co
1090
1*
191$ •
C
15
15
.
1920•
C
66
66
(0)
(7)
l9 a
C,W
70
27
91
4
73
194$ ’
C,$
80
7
80
4
81
3950 *
C,W
60
?
6$
Blue
a M
R RRIESs
58
27
64
4
46
Bedford
•
LH&P
Co
3890
19 10
1910 I
192$’
3930 a
C
C
C,CW
18
28
37
35
18
28
72
3
28
t9 .0 P
1950 0
AVERASESs
28
35
39
3
28
41
Brazil
•
SCo
189 1
1990
191$ I
192$’
1930 P
1940 0
1950 0
M?EARGESs
C
C
13
22
38
13
22
18
(01
(4)
48
Darivil)e
•
LH4P
Co
1890
1990
1910 a
1920 0
1930 0
194$ -
1950-
AVER 1 tiEb;
?
7
.

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BRS PNQI3tJCTION W%TE (M ce. ft. /YA) BP 1F1ER/
YERR BTITUS 811S TYPE Coal Water 0*1 Coke Total PI 1CE S
Coke Tar ( s.onia Other NISCELLP(NEOUS INFORMAT 1014
14 ).
—-
CITY
1891
-
496ary
‘ILLWCo
190$
1910*
W
21
28
Lowe
1928*
M
182
182
‘
193$ P
•
194$ P
1958 0
(WERAGES
61
61
5$Haond
PloIndS&ECo
1890
190$
1910 I
1920 *
1930P
1948 ‘
1958 *
flVERAGESi
N
N
C,W
N
40
40
200
2,38 à
.
398
895
948
200
2,300
438
895
958
Lowe
Lowe
•
3
3
47
294
171
51
Indianapohs
Citizen’*
6 Co
of
d
1898
190$
1918 1
19200
1930 0
194$ *
1958 *
AVERAGES
Coke
Coke
Coke,W
3,882
3, @82
(150)
4,160
8,245
6,203
4,160
11,321
7,744
Otto—Hoff.
Otto—Hoff.
(9)
(82)
3,624
6,172
5, 198
52
Linton
• 6 Co
1890
1908
1910 *
1920 0
1930 N
1948 N
1950 N
lWERf 6ES:
C
18
18
10
18

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TABLE B-i IDENTIFICATION (F TOI 4 6A9 W%NLFACTURINO SITES - tL PU 4T6 ( 1898-1950 1
STATEs INDI
SAS PRUOUCTION RATE (PP cu.ft.(YR) SASIFIER! *II*I* BY—PRODUCT6I*******
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS SAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PI OCESS Coke Tar P aiaonia tither MISCELLANEOuS INFORMATION
——-—-
53
NuwCaetl.
‘LHIPCo
1898
l9
1910*
C
30
38
1920 0
1931 *
C,CW
93
26
119
5
%
1948 0
1Th 0
PVERfl6ES
62
26
15
5
x
54
Plyicuth
‘ICo
1891
1988
1910*
1928 C
1930 P
1940 P
1 0
IWERABESa
N
7
.
7
1
1
Lowe
Cons.
w/H*meond
55
Princeton
Coniuaer’* 6 Co
of
1898
1988
1910 *
1920*
1930 0
1948 0
1950-
C
C
?
10
1S
.
WERASESi
10
I I
56
Rochester
G&F Co
1890
1908
1918 *
1928*
1930 *
C
C
C 1 CN
13
16
13
3
13
16
16
1940 P
1950 P
1Y1ERt GES
14
3
15

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BTflTE, INDZ
S PRODUCTION PATE (PQ ct . ft. IYR) 6ROIFIERI *4..4**BY-PRUDILTBC*.e**,i
M I. CITY YEllS STATUS GAB TYPE Coal Water (1*1 Colt. Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aai*on a DtherNlSCEt.LANEOUS DFURMATION
51
Loo0ooter
BIF Co
1890
1900
1910
1920*
II
4
4
1930 D
1940 0
1950-
AVERflGES:
4
4
58
Noblesville
Iradiaria 61 Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 P
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVERflGES:
59
Muncie
Central In U Co
1890
1900
1910
1920
1930 a
1940 ‘
1950 0
AVERAGES;
C,l
14
578
647
613
251
251
829
647
138
60
Winchester
Indiana—Ohio PS Co
1890
1900
1910
1920
1930 *
1940 0
1950 0
flVER 3ES:
CW
66
66
66
66

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SThTEs INDIAMI
TABLE 8-li IOENTIFICl T1QN (F TOWN I l lS W 1MFICTURINB SITES - L PU 4TS ( 18%-1950)
IllS PRODUCTION RflTE ( l Cu. ft. /YR SASIFffR/
YEfiR STPflJS IllS TY1 Coal Water D i i Coki Total PROCESS
IU I I IaBY —PRO IJIJ CT S*..,,*,,
Cole Tar Peieonia OtherNISCELLRNEQIJS INFORVAIT(1J14
P 3. CITY
61 Terre Uiutv
cm
Ind iana GlChftfg Corp 1899
i9 9 9
192$
193$
1949
4
Coke
116
786
629
1959 0
I IVERI l SESi
1,252
1 252
1,252
1,252
116
629

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aware. tc
nmnas Mfl is a.. vt. nm esznw
11 St illS S T 1 1 M w 011 Cilia Total Pi—” ’
C CUT
Cole Ta’ on 1a Oiler $l
1
AtlaMle
tC
1858 ft
0
(6)
1*’
0
2
2
191 .’
U
5
SLows
tBt
U
5
5
.
19*’
D l
15
15
‘
.
l9 1$N
19* N
.
M Ss
8
2
7
2 Iwlingtca
tCo
IS ft
U
25
25
Lose
(8)
1*’
191$’
1*’
19*’
1948 ft
Is’
$828028.
U
U
U
U
U
U
45
94
156.
28 1
161’
a
102
45
94
156
as
161
6$
102
‘
‘
3 Csdarkpids
1898 ft
1*’
191$’
192$ft
1931’
19480
19* 0
($8528.
C
C
C,U
C,U
U
15
31
65
55
48
65
387
475
282
15
3$
131
357
475
281
Lows
•
•
(114)
252
22
êCIintoa
t lColtsCo
S
18*’
191$’
191$’
192$’
1931*
19480
19* 0
ffi!E5E.
C
C
C,U
C,U
CoS,U
7
36
7$
258
78
31
155
3
63
213
213
7
36
189
355
216
143
Op
(1)
1$
18
(6)

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TABLE B-i IDEPITIFICAI ION LW TOWN GAS MANUFACTURING S1TE - ALL PLANTS (18’)0—I35 )
STATE; lOPIA
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (M l cu.ft./YR) 6ASIFIER/ ,,“ia ,8Y- PRUDUCTSi*.*****
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water O l Coke Total PROC 6S Coke Tar A;urnon;a Other M1SCELL1 NEU(iS INFORMATION
S
Council Bluffs
GIEL Co
1890 *
W
(40)
1900*
W
28
28
1910 *
14
88
88
1920 *
W
160
160
1930 *
14
(41)
1940 13
1950 (1
WERAGES :
92
92
6
Creston
N 131 Co
1890 *
1900*
1910*
1920*
1930*
1940 *
1950 N
AVERAGES:
14
14
14
14
CW
CW
6
7
8
20
27
27’
16
6
7
8
20
27
27
16
PrattiRyan
N N
N U
U N
U N
N N
7
Davenport
U LTL Co
1890 *
C
20
20
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
1930
1940 0
1958 0
AVERAGES;
C
C,W
C,W
CW
33
87
91
59
87
302
536
308
33
174
399
536
232
18
18
8
Des Moines
Capita!
City 6L Co
1890 *
14
60
60
Lowe
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
1930 *
14
W
14
14
It O
500
930
1,215
110
500
930
1,215
N
N
‘
11
(58)
802
1940 N
1950 N
fl’ ’ER GES:
563
563
50

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f_unit-. tu. .
CAB PRODUCTION RATE (? IM cu.ft./YR) GRSLFIER/ ****uBY—PRODUCTS*a**a..*
NO. CiTY COMP Y YERR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water D i i Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar imonia Other MISCELL NEOUS INFORMATION
snmt
9
Dubuque
Key
City
Gas
Co
1890 *
C
30
30
1900 *
C
42
1 ,2
1910 *
C
128
128
1920 a
C
150
150
1930 0
1940 *
C,W
255
18
273
11
248
.
1950 *
C,W
227
139
366
14
268
AVERflBES:
139
79
165
13
258
10
Fairfield
‘ 6
Co
1890 *
1900*
1910*
1920 *
1930*
1940 t
1950 *
lWERA6E5
C
C
C
C
C
W
W
(4)
4
1
14
32
13
24
40
32
4
1
14
32
24
40
19
1
1
23
23
11
Fort Dodge
U 6
Co
1890 *
C,W
(5 )
1900 C)
1910 *
1920 a
1930 *
1940 0
1958 0
AVERIIGES:
C,W
C,W
CW
32
36
34
67
136
102
32
103
136
90
(1)
8
53
5
5
12
Fort Madison
6
Co
1890 *
1900*
1918 a
1920 a
1930 a
1340 *
1950 N
flVER GES:
W
W
W
U
CU
CW
2
9
21
37
55
29
26
.
.
2
9
21
37
55
29
26
Lowe
4
U
Lowe
(6)

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TABlE B-I; IDENTIFICATION (IF TOWN GAS MANLJFACTURIkG SITES - L RANTS (1838 -I95 )
STATE: IOWA
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (N f l cu.ft.IYR) GASIFIE / a**’ BY-PRODUC1S*, *,*,
No. CITY COI PNY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water 0 :1 Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar R :dlnon ;a Other MISCELLANEOUS INFOI 1MATION
13
Independence
U
Gas Works
1890 *
I)
(4)
Patton
j%0*
0
2
2
U
1910’
0
6
6
U
1920 *
0
11
11
U
1930 *
W
17
17
Teriney
6
1940 a
W
17
17
U
1950N
AVERAGES:
17
6
II
6
14
Iowa City
N
61 Co
1890 4
C
6
6
1900 ’
1910 a
1920 *
1930 *
1940 N
195$ N
AVERAGES:
C
C
C,W
W
10
42
26
21
35
124
80
10
42
61
124
49
Lowe
U
(1)
12
12
15
Keobuk
‘
61&Coke
Co
1890 *
1900*
1910*
1920 *
1930*
1940 *
1950 N
AVERAGES:
W
W
W
W
W
W
16
14
30
53
69
48
38
16
14
30
53
69
48
38
Lowe
U
U
‘
U
U
21
21
16 La Mars 61 Cc 1890 * C 2 2
1900* C 3 3
1910 * W,O 9 3 12 Lowe
1920 * W 13 13 U
1930 a CW 23 23
1940 N
1950 N
flVER1lGE : 3 15 3 11

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S n ta zn.aJ
A8 PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) QASZFIER/ *******BY—PRQDUCT9***u***
NO. CITY YEf R STATUS GRS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke T r A aonje Other NISCELLPNEUUS INFURMflTIDt4
n
17
zas a
M rsha11town
“
flSrfl CSWaaa
6 Co
ZflF =SSt
1890 a
ZaSS*S
C
Zfl SS
5
a
—XUSr3
5
St
Sz= Z zt_—_—tz—
1900 a
C
11
11
1910 *
C
20
20
1910 a
C
71
71
1930 *
CW
121
121
12
1940 *
?
1950 *
CW
207
207
RVEA I IGES:
28
164
74
12
16
Masor City
°
6&EL Co
1890 *
C
(5)
1900 0
1910 1
1920 *
1930 a
1548 N
l9Z N
i iVE 6ES:
W
W
W
32
97
129
86
‘
32
97
129
86
Lowe
V
V
54
54
13
Mt Pleasart
6a 1 orks
1890 *
1900’
1910’
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
1950 N
VER GES:
C
C
C
C
C
W
5
8
6
Ii
14
9
14
14
5
8
6
11
14
14
10
28
Xuscat e
GEL&P Co
1890 I
C
12
12
1900 0
1910 *
1920 *
1930 *
1940
IflC ! I
‘4
C
C,W
C l i
34
33
24
66
34
57
66
(1)
31
29
1WER 5ES:
26
45
42
29

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IIIBLE B -i: IDENTIFiCATION OF TOWN GAS MAMJFACIURING SITES A L PLAf TS (1890- L9 )
STATE: IOWA
GAS PRODUCTION RATE ( 1M cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ **,*,*tE1Y-PRUDUCTS ,fl*I
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar A:u:oria Other MISCELLANEOUS IuFORMflTIOr
21
Oskaloosa
‘
G EL
Co
1890 *
C
(10)
1900.
C
7
7
19)0 *
W
1 5
15
Lowe
1920 *
U
23
23
“
1930*
CU
34
34
.
1940 N
1950 N
AVERAGES:
7
24
20
22
Ottuldwa
GLH&P
Co
1890 *
1900 *
1910 *
1920 t
1930 *
1940 N
1950 N
AVERAGES:
C ,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
U
(15)
14
24
28
22
24
100
144

89
14
48
128
144
84
36
36
23
Red Oak
GL Co
18’30 *
1900*
1910 *
1920 a
1930 *
1940 N
1950 N
AVERAGES:
0
0
U
W
U
7
16
26
16
(5)
2
2
1
7
16
26
13
Patton

Lowe

‘
“
24
Sioux City
“
8 Co
1890 *
U
30
30
1900 *
1910 a
1920 a
U
U
U
.
84
274
551
84
274
557
1330 a
1940 *
1950 a
ti -’rr.
hy r lb J.
U
CW
CU
680
870
1,367


680
810
1,367
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s,fl,t. 10 k /n
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MN cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ .*f** *$Y—PROUtJCTS*I.,oe**
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ae,aonia Other MlSCELL NEOUS INFORMATION
25
Washington
6L Co
1890 *
C
(3)
===n—
t 2fl t=r ar-
1900 *
W
4
4
Moses
1910 1
W
8
B
Lowe
192 *
W
20
20
‘
1930 *
W
23
23
1940 *
W
29
29
I
I :1k,
1WEi flGES:
17
17
26
Waterloo
B&EL Co
1890 *
1930*
1910 *
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
1950 *
AVERRGES:
0
Q
C,W
W
W
CW
CW
90
90
60
344
469
644
1,231
550
(10)
5
5
5
150
344
469
644
1,231
474
Patton
1
Lowe


“
27
Doorte
G Co
•
1890
1900 4
1910 *
)9 *
1930 *
1940 *
W
W
W
CW
CW
7
36
48
139
151
7
36
48
139
151
Lowe
“

D
“
•
1950 N
VERPGES:
76
76
28
Davenport
People’s
Light
Co
1890
1930 *
1910 U
1920 -
1930 —
1940 -
?
Urid r
construction
1)50 —
VERfl6ES;

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lADLE 8 -1 IDENTIFICAtION OF TOWN GAS MANUFACTURIt G SITES - ALL PLANTS (1890-1950 )
S1ATE IOWA
GAS PRODUCTION RATE ( 1M cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ ,Iuii*BY—PRIJDUCTS*,I*fl*I
NC]. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TY E Coal Water Oil Cc,kp Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aweo(la Other PIISCELLANEOIIS INFURMATION
29
Burl rgton
P
eople’s uSE
Co
1890
1900
1910 *
W
15
15
Lowe
1920 0
1930 0
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES:
15
15
30
Cer tervi11e
M
L&Tractior
Co
1890
1’300
1910*
19201
1930*
1940 0
1953 0
AVERAGES:
W
W
W
4
8
18
,
10
4
8
18
10
Lowe
‘
‘
‘
.
31
Charle’s City
S Co
1898
1900
1910 *
1920 0
1330 *
1940 *
1950 N
AVERAGES:
W
W
W
(6)
47
30
39
47
30
39
Lowe
Lowe
‘
32
Cherokee
S Co
1890
1308
1910 *
1920 *
1930*
1940 *
W
W
Ii
CW
8
12
21
20
8
12
21
20
Terrey


1958 N
iL1 I4UL i.
I C
1J

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S rnrLi. £0 14 5
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (NM cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ .***, Y—PROfltJCTs*,.,*..,
NO. CITY CW PANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke TotaL PROCESS Coke Tar Arntaonja Other NISCELLQNEOtJS INFORMATION
33
Clear Lake
ELiP Co
1890
1900
1910 *
W
3
3
Lowe
(5)
1920*
W
6
6
1930 0
1940 0
1950 —
RVERPiGES:
5
5
34
Eagle Grove
Citizen’s LH&P
Co
1890
1980
1910*
1920*
1938 0
1940 0
1950 —
C
C
3
9
3
9
VERfl6ES:
6
6
35
Grinrel
P cpIe’s L&F Co
1890
1980
1910*
1920 ‘
1930 *
1940 *
1950 N
VER GES:
W
W
W
CW
5
16
17
17
14
5
16
17
11
14
36
Hampton
6 Co
1890
1’300
1910*
1920 *
1930 *
1948 *
1’350 N
(VER lGES
I.)
W
W
CW
5
10
17
17
12
5
10
17
17
12
S
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TABLE B-i: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS NUFAC1URIN6 SITES - ALL PLANTS (1893-19w)
STATE: 10(4 1
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GASIEIERI *,n,,* [ jY-PRUDUCTS****H**
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar fliaiiior :a Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORNATION
37
Iowa FaILs
iowa Gas Co
1898
1908
1910 4
W
5
5
Ter rey
1920*
W
9
24
9
a
1938 1
W
24
1940 •
W
18
18
1958 N
AVERAGES;
14
14
38
Kno*vilte
6 Co
1898
1908
1910*
1920*
1938*
1940 ft
1958 N
AVERAGES:
W
N
N
14
5
6
18
?‘
18
5
6
18
10
.
39
Maquoketa
“
L&11 Co
1898
1900
1918 a
1928 ‘
1938 ‘
1940*
1950 N
AVERAGES:
14
N
14
W
12
?
17
1
10
12
17
1
10
40
Marer yo
“
13 Co
1898
1908
1910’
1928 ‘
1938X
1940 -
1958 -
;kH &L ;
14
14
3
16
10
3
16
1

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stats. t
a naicrzs an c i ii a .. n a n) saznai
i s a saws a nn . l U Ssr 011 C i i. Total Pr-
•. CITY
Cml. Tsr ?-‘s Otbur Nl ’ P iitusaua
4lISvsda
SCo
I S IS
I —
191 1*
V
3
3
Loss
1925 0
1935 0
1945 -
iTS-
.
M E BES ,
3
3
42 husks
‘
SIP CD
15%
1
1915 *
1925 0
ua’
1945*
If ’
A%WS.
C
oi
W
D I
11
11
27’
46

11
U
27
46
29
.
43 &sola
•
[ HIP Co
595
1*
1915*
1925*
1931*
1945*
It. 0
IWE IEES .
U
U
U
DI
5
3
3
1
3
5
3
3
1
3
Tummy
U
44Psn’y
S
SCa
•
15%
1*
1915’
1925 *
1931*
1945 N
itS N
AVESs
U
4W .
7
17
23
25
5
2
4
5
19
2 3
16

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TAbLE b-i: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN 6 S M( NLJFOCTURlNG SITES - .1 PtANTS (1890-1950 )
STATE: 1O ( 1
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (I’ill cu.ft./YR) G1 S1FIERI I*II”IbY—PRODUCTS**1l*flt
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water 0:1 Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar A, iworiia Dther MISCElLANEOuS INFORMATION
‘ .5
Shenandoah
Peo .le Gas
Co
1890
1900
1910 I
W
10
10
Lowe
1920 ‘
W
16
16
‘
1930 0
1940 N
1950 N
AVERc 13ES:
13
13
46
Virtor
116 Co
1890
1900
1910 *
1920 *
1930*
1940 *
1950 N
AVERAGES:
U
W
U
CU
.
9
12
12
Ii,
I i
9
12
12
11
11
Tenrey
“
I I

47
A1 ia
Il L&Railway
Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 I
1930 *
1940 I
1950 0
AVERAGES:
U
W
CU
•
8
12
8
9
8
12
8
9
Ter Irey
“
“
48
Araes
Iowa Public
Serv
1890
1900
1910
1320 *
1330 P
1940 p
1950 N


U
35
.‘t
J
35
l
J

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S,t41t. Iti&4fl
G 9 PRODUCTION RF1TE (nil cu.tt./YR) ORSIFIER/
YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS
NO. CITY
Coke Tar Ai u ,onia Other
ISCELL NEOUS INFORMATION
49
I riaiaosa
G Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 *
14
2
2
Ter ney
.
1930 0
1
19 1 s0 0
1950 -
.
AVERAGES:
2
2
50
Belle Paire
6 Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 *
1930 ‘
1940 0
1950 0
flVER ES:
W
CW
10
10

10
10
10
18
Terrey

.
51
Charitor
People’s
6&P
Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 *
1930 *
1340 *
195 N
AVER 6ES:
14
14
CW
12
16
9
12
12
16
9
12
Terr oy
.
52
Decorah
6 Co
•
1890
1900
1910
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
1950 *
flVER I 1GES:
14
14
14
14
15
17
17
25
19
15
17
17
25
19
Terr y
.

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lADLE DI IDENUFICATION OF TOWN GAS MANEJFACTURIM3 SITES - ALL.PLANTS (1898-1950 )
STATE: IOWA
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR ) 6ASIFIE (/
COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Cowe Total PROCESS
NO. CITY
*.*.*** Y—PROOUC1S***u* *
Cc44e Tar A iinc,nia Other
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
====
53
Mapletor
“ 6 Co
..== ==—
1830
1900
1910
1920 *
W
2
2
Tenrey
J30 *
W
(1)
s
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
2
2
54
Newton
City of
6 Co
1830
1900
r3 0
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
1350 ‘
AVERAGES:
W
W
CW
CW
8
(8)
46
81
45
8
46
81
45
Lowe
N
‘
H
55
North English
People’s 6 Co
1898
.
1900
1910
1920 *
1930 0
1340 0
c
LJ.J
AVERAGES:
W
2
2
2
2
Lowe
56
Sheldon
G Co
1830
1900
1910
1920 *
1930*
1940 0
W
W
12
9
12
9
Lowe
l95 0
)E bE5
11
11

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UAB FRODUCTXON RRTE ( M M cM.ft./YR) G lSIFZER/
YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Watir Oil Coke Total PROCESS
NO. CITY CONP 4Y
Coke Tar Ammonia Other
MISCELLAmEOUS INFORPIAT ION
57
Storra Lake
U 6 Co
1890
-
1900
1910
1920 *
W
5
5
T r riey
1930 *
CW
17
17
‘
1940 *
CW
17
17
“
1950
AVER 16ES:
13
13
58
Waverly
6 Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 ‘
1930 *
1940 0
1350 0
VE lGES:
W
W
12
14
13
12
14
13
Ter;rey
59
Webster
City
0 Cu
1890
1300
1910
1920 *
1930 1
1940 *
1950 0
VERflGES
W
W
W
14
(6)
18
16
14
18
16
Lowe
u
£0
Carroll
Iowa Railway&L
Corp
1830
1900
1910
1920
1930 ‘
1940 I
1350 0
W
W
13
15
13
15
i VE b l3ES:
14
14

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TflBLE 8 -I: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN CAS MANUFACTURING SITES A 1 PLhNTS 1183 3-1930)
STATE; IOWA
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GASIF!ER/ i,ii** E Y-PRODtJCJS**I,**,,
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water 0 1 Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ammonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
61
Cedar
Falls
uf 13W&E Dept
1090
1900
1910
I 920
1930
1940 *
CW
61
61
1950 1
CW
143
143
AVERAGES;
102
102
62
Cedar
Rapids
Iowa
Southern
Util
Co
1890
1900
1910
I ‘3
I J .
1930
1940 1
1950 N
AVERAGES;
W
13
13
13
13
Lcwe
.

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GAS PRODUCTION RATE (PIN cu.ft./YR) (3ASIFIER/ 4* ’ 4****6y—pI QO(JC 5*,***,*4
N C. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Cok. Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ammonia Other %lGCELLANEOUS lNF(3RMAT1Qt
a
1
Arkansas City
‘4
G4EL Co
1890 *
C
4
4
1900*
C
4
4
1910 0
1920 0
1930 —
1940 -
4 t C
—
AVE 3E5:
4
4
2
1 tchisor
“
GEL&Power
Co
1890 *
1900 ‘
1910 0
C
C
20
14
20
14
1920 0
1930 —
1940
19 8 -
flVER I 1L3ES:
17
.
17
3
El Dcradu
“
13&EL Co
1890 *
W
(6)
Lowe
ISp)
.
1900*
1910 0
W
3
3
1920 0
1930 —
1940 —
19 8-
1 VER lGES
3
3
4
Emporia
‘4
E&GL Co
1890 *
C
5
5
1900*
1910 *
1920 *
C
C
C,W
8
18
17
4
8
18
21
i o a
1940 II
Q
1 .J —
VERcu3ES:
12
4
13

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TABLE B -I iDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MIV UFACTURING SITES ALL PLA4TS (1890 t958)
STA1E KANSAS
GAS PRODUCTION RATE U hl cu.ft./YR) 6ASIFIER/ I*i,ii*bY- RDDUCTb**I**I*I
CiTY COMPANY YEAH STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water 0 :1 Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar AI 1r4or 1a Other MISCELLANEOUS 1NFUF MflTlON
5
Fort Scott
City 6 Co
1890 *
C
(5)
1900 *
C
16
16
1910 0
19 0 0
1930 —
1940 —
1950 -
AVERAGES:
16
16
6
Great Bend
G&Coke
Co
1890 *
‘
1900 0
1910 0
1920 —
1930-
1940 —
1950-
AVERAGES:
7
Hutchiri or
G&Fuel
co
1890 a
w
6
6
19 *
1910 a
W
W
6
27
6
21
1920 N
1930 N
1940 N
L hJ
AVERAGES;
13
13
8
Lawrence
GF&EL
Co
1890 *
C
11
11
1900 I
C
15
15
1910 0
1920 0
1930 -
1940 -
4 nC
1 J -
vEI4L j.
13
13

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•IsTst.
PiS STE us’s as. ft. flU ) fllflSRl
a IlRTIt S TWE s1 U Ssr 0*1 ftis Total Pin — ’
C
ks’ Ta ’ a 0l ’ Nl ‘ i S I S L i
9 Loaveuarth
UIsstlMCo
1% *
C
8.5
15
1*’
C
35
35
19180
.
1928 8
1938-
1%I
1918-
E M ( 8 .
38
38
— —-
1StS4on
•
111.uiattnsCo
18% 4
1911’
191.0
191, 0
1938-
194-
In-
ffiIEA11ESs
U
U
4
5
‘
5
.
4 Loss
5
5
IS p)
lIOttas
8Co
18% 5
194*
1918 0
1928 0
1938-
1948-
1918-
MWE 1 5s
U
U
18)
8
8
H-I.
8
8
l2Pano&s
‘L ilkatCo
.
18% *
1*1
1911 —
1928-
1938-
1948-
In-
ss
C
( I I)
.
S .

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TA 1E 8 -I: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MANuFACTURING SITES - ALL &ANTS (18-1950)
STATE: KANSAS
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GA5IFIER/ ,*,.*uEiY-PRODUCTS*flaI*,.
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Co. I Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Abw onia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
13
Pittsbur
GLlCoke Co
1890 •
C
13
13
19Q N
1910 0
1920 0
1930 -
1940-
1950-
WERRGES :
13
13
14
Sulina
Topeka
1890 *
W
(10)
1900*
1910 *
1920 *
1930 0
1940 0
1950 -
AVERAGES:
W
C
C
‘
14
41
28
7
,
7
7
14
41
21
15
Topeka
N The Excelsior
CokeiG
Co1690 *
C
35
35
1900*
1910 0
1920 0
1930 —
1940 -.
1950 -
AVERAGES:
C
33
34
33
34
16
Winfield
N 0 Co
1890 *
1900*
19101
1920 0
1930 0
1940 -
4 t1C
I J —
C
C
C
6
5
9
6
5
9
I VEk1 GES:
7
7

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ain’t.
SW. CITY — IT R 1UI S
a Is ON. ft. flUb SZFTRUI
Cisi Mete 011 Cite T aM — —0
Citi Ta a SEts’ ‘ CS isa*tsas
l7Mldilta
• fiBS Co
1898 *
C
14
14
1900’
C
.
16
16
3918 0
1920 0
lTh.
19 W -
its-
MUG Os
15
15
l8IMllinflcn
L IStCo
I
1690 f t
1900’
19180
19200
1Th 0
iess-
Its-
AUIUEs
II
U
•
1
3
‘
2
.
1
3
2
Op
.
.
1OknasC Ity
UyaSott .0Co
.
1690 f t
1900’
1910 0
Its 0
I s Is-
19 1 1-
its-
wiia
U
U
7
61
34
7
61
34
Lowe
2 0 i 1iM
I loafle eCo
1690
1900
1910
ft
I SIs B
190 0
1960-
MJABESs
U
34
14
34
34
Tenney

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TABLE B-I: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS NUFACTURING SITES - ALL P S TS (l89 -I’3Z )
STATE; KANSAS
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YRI GASIFIER/
NO. CITY YEAR STATIIS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Arntaoriia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFURI IATION
21
Cor cordia
B Co
1890
l90
1910
1920 I
W
20
20
Teriney
I930
W
20
20
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
20
20
22
Jurict ori CAty
8 Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 I
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVERAGES;
W
.
24
24
24
24
Terir ey
23
Marhattan
‘
t3&E
Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 I
C,W
30
30
1930 0
1940 0
1950 -
AVERAGES:
30
30

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UAS PROOUCTZON RATE ( cu.ft./YR) W%SZFIER/
Coal Water Oil Cok. Total PROCESS
Coke Tar Aea*ont* Other I4ISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS SAS TYPE
1 BeIlevue ‘ WIF8 Co 1890 4 W I I Lowe ISp)
1900’ W
10
10
1910 0
13 0 Ii
1930 -
1940 —
i or
-
AVERAGES:
6
6
2
Bow1iri Green
GL Co
1890 * C
(10)
1900 * C
1910 ‘ C
1920 ‘ C
1930 * C
12
13
23
55
12
13
23
55
3
54
1940 0
1950 0
.
AVERAGES;
26
26
3
54
3
Covirigtori
GL Co
1890 4 C
1
1
1900 * C
1910 0
53
53
1520 0
1930 -
1940 -
1950 -
AVERAGES;
27
27
4
Darville
I L Co
1690 * C
1900* C
1910 a C
1920 * C
1930’ C
1940 N
(4)
6
15
15
20
6
15
15
20
1
23
1950 N
AVERAGES:
14
14
1
23

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TAOIE b-I IDENTIFICAIION OF TOWN GAS IANUFACTURIN(i SITES - ALL PLANTS (1890-l 5 )
STATE KENTUCKY
13A 5 PRODUCTION RATE (Pill cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ *,**U*13y-PRQD [ JCTS***l**,*
CITY CONN 1NY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water (Iii Coke Total PRUCESS Coke Tar Arnwonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
5
Frankfort
Capital
GasIEL Co
1890 I
U
12
12
Lowe
1900 ’
U
12
12
1910*
U
25
25
U
1920 N
1930 N
.
1940 N
1950 N
AVERAGES:
16
16
6
Georyetown
U
(31 Co
1890 *
C
2
2
1900*
1910*
1920*
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVERAGES:
C
W
W
2
2
3
4
4
.
2
3
4
3
.
1
Henderson
“
City
Gas
Works
1890 I
C
13
13
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
1930 N
1940 N
1950 N
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
8
Hopkinsville
N
(3 Co
1890 ‘
C
(1)
1900’
1910 *
j9 *
1930 *
1940 0
C
C,W
C
C
7
8
12
23
4
•
7
12
12
23
2
22
1950 0
VE SLS
13
4
14

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arn,c. n nrtJcnv
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft.IYR) SASIFIER/ **I.**uBY—PRQDtJCTS* *,.**,
ML CITY YERR OTATUS BAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PRtICESS Coke Tar fliiieonia Other I5CELLANEOUS INFORMATION
9
Lebanon
=uasansrzuaz= asn
‘ GL Co
;nasssnnscrs
1890 a
fls*tfl=an
0
g ran
5a==an:
(3)
snat=ar—
s r—_tt r
1900 *
P
(3)
1910 0
19E0 0
1938 —
1940 —
Inc
&]-J
flVERflGES;
10
Lexington
“ 6 Co
1890 *
1900 a
1910 0
1920 0
W
W
18
15
18
15
Lc e
1930
1940
1950 —
AVER 113ES:
17
17
.
11 Louisville Citizen’s SL Co 1890 * W (200) Lc ie
1980 * W 35 350
1910 * W 600 600
1928 X
1930 —
194% -
1950 -
VER GES: 475 475
12 Louisville 6 Co 1890 * W Lc*oe
1900 a W
1910 * W 575
1920 0
1930 * CW 1, 193 , 193
1940 * W 1,498 1,498
1950 * W 3,362 3,362
QVERQGES: I 386

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TABLE B -i: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MANUFACTURII G SITES ALL LA iS ( 8 3 )
STATE: KENTUCKY
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft,IYR) GASIF1E / l*tdY-jR(J j t u fl
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar k or:a Other M L ELLANEOIJS 1NFth i gTrON
:
13
Maysvitle
Citize&s OL Co
1890 *
C
(18)
1900 0
1910 *
C
12
12
1920 0
1930 0
1940 —
1950-
AVERAGES:
12
12
14
Mt Sterling
‘ 61. Co
1890 ‘
0
(6)
1900 N
1910 0
1920 0
1930 -
1940 -
1950 -
AVERAGES:
15
Newport
‘ I. Co
1890 *
C
20
20
1900 0
1910 0
1920 -
1930
1940 —
1950 —
AVERAGES:
20
20
16
Owensboro
6 Co
1890 *
1900 *
C
C
10
15
10
15
1910 ‘
1920 e
1930*
1940 N
C
C
C
30
50
45
3
50
45
2
35
.
1950 N
VL l GEb
S2
3 3
,
:5

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GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MN cu.ft./YR) GASLFIER/ * •** *Y—PRQCT *.*** **
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Wat.r Oil Coks Total P UCESS Coke Tar Aua,aorita Othrn- PIISCELLANEOUB INFth MAT1Op
S
17 Paducah “ GL Co 1890 ft C 12 12
1900 *
C
20
20
1910 *
C
20
28
19 *
C
5
52
1930 ft
C
135
135
1940 *
C,W
25 107
132
1 73
1950 N
AVERRGES:
45 107
63
1 73
18
Paris
6
Co pf
N
1890 ft
C
4
4
1900 *
1910 *
1920 0
1930 0
1940 —
1950 —
tIVERcGES:
C
C
10
12
.
9
10
12
9
19
Richmond
GL Co
1890 ft
0
4
4
1900*
1910’
1920*
1930 0
0
C
C
7
8
6
6
7
8
1940 1)
1950 -
AVERAGES:
8
5
6
20
Shelbyville
U
B Co
1890 ft
C
4
4
1900 *
1910 *
C (4)
c L
.
1920*
1930 *
C
C,W
7.
4 151
7
155
1 7
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
5 151
55
1 7

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Tfl E B’-l: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN 61 S MANuFACTURING SITES - cLL ftP.’ TS ( 89 -I9 )
51ATE KENTUCKY
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ *,fII,*bY- R(JDUCTS**flIfl*
M i. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke T r ftiu ütiia Other MISCELLONEOl S INF T ON
=
21 Maysville N 0 Co 1890
‘ C (81
1900
N
1910
0
1920
0
1930
-
19’i O
-
l9 0 -
AVERAGES:

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Cok. Tar Rauaorsia Ott ,ur MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
bfIS PRODUCTION RATE (PIN eu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/
Coil Wat•r Oil Cok. Total PROCESS
M L CITY YEAR STATUS BAR TYPE
1 Baton Rouge bas Works 1890 * C (12)
1900* C
6
6
1910* C
9
9
1920 * C
48
48
1930 N
1940 —
1950 —
AVER ES:
21
21
2
New Orleans
Jefferson City
6L
Co
1890 * C
16
16
19001
1910 —
1o, -
a
1930 -
1948 -
I
-.
AVERA6ES;
16
16
3
New Orleans
GL Co
1890 * 14
1900 * 14
1910 * 14
1910 * 14
175
(275)
750
1,760
175
750
1,760
(310)
1930 0
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES;
.
895
895
4
Shreveport
1 GEL 4 P Co
1890 * C
(18)
1900 * C
1910 0 -
1928 0 -
1930
1943
1950
9
VER 6ES:

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Tfl E B-i IDENTIFiC T1UN (iF TOWN D ( S M NtJFACTUR1NS SITES - Ru P11 t4TS (i8 s )
STATE: LOLJSIANR
(3flS PRODUCTION RRTE MM cu,ft.IYR) 6 SlFIER/ **Iii,*BY-PRfiDUCTS H*u*i
CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke T r 1 iu cr:a Otnei’ MISCELLR JEUU5 INFORMATION
5
Jennings
Southern
L & H Co
—:::: :: :
1890
1900
1910 4
0
(5)
Beal’
1920*
0
9
9
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVERAGES;
9
9
6
Gretna
1
II & F Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 I
W
?
Tenrtey
tktd r
construct Lcni
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVERAGES:
7 Lake Charles “ C Co 1890
1900
1910
1920 * W (16] Terariey
1930 4 CW 93 93 H
1948 0
1958 0
AVERAGES; 93 93

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WW PROOUCTZON RATE (MM eu.ft./YR) GAS FIER/
Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS
U* ** BY—PR9DUCT9**.***u
Coke Tar Atui.Iorsia Other Ml9CELL NEQUS I$FORP T1ON
CITY YEAR STATUS SAS TYPE
a
1 Augusta I(ennebec LLHeat Co 1890 * (4 6 6 Lowe (6)
1900*
(4
30
30
‘
1910 s
W
20
20
1920 *
W
36
36
1930 *
W
84
84
25
1940*
(4
?
H
1950 a
Cu
12
12
“
AVERA6 S:
31
31
25
2
Bangor
GL Co
1890 *
C
18
18
(900 0
1910 *
1920 *
1930 a
1940 a
195 *
flVERflGES;
C
C
C
C,W
0
58
74
67
117
61
15
15
190
190
.
58
74
67
132
190
90
(2)
(2)
(3)
77
89
170
(12
(1)
3
Bath
GL Co
1890 *
1900*
1910*
1920 *
1930 *
1940 0
1950 U
AVER 6ES:
C
C
C
(4
W
•
3
6
8
6
16
11
14
3
6
8
16
11
.3
Ter rey
4
Belfast
6L Co
1890 *
1900 N
1910*
1320*
1930 0
1940 13
I
i J
AVER t3ES:
C
C
C
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2

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TAftE B -i IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MAMJF CTURING SITES ALL PL 4TS (1890-195
STATE: NADE
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) Gi1SjFJER/ **fl *tBY-pRODijCTS1**i ***
NO. CITY CONPANY YEAR STATUS LAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ai ioria Other MISCELLANEUUS IhFURMPT1ON
z_
5
——a:: ::
Brunswick
: :a
N
131 Co
::s: —
189 ‘
0
1
: : —
i
1900 N
1910 0
1920 0
1930 -
1940 —
1950 -
AVERAGES:
I
I
6
Calais
St
Croix 61 Co
1890 *
1900*
1910*
1920*
1930*
1940 0
1950 0
C
C
C
C
C
4
5
7
8
6
1
5
7
8
6
I
7
AVERAGES:
6
6
1
7
7
East port
N
G&E Co
1890 ‘
?
(6)
1900 0
1910 0
1920 —
1930 —
1940 -
1950 -
AVERAGES:
8
Lewiston
61. Co
1890 *
1900 *
W
W
12
35
12
35
Lowe
N
-
1910*
1920 ‘
1930 *
1940 *
1950 *
1 (VER 16ES:
W
W
CW
CW
CW
53
136
263
265
573
191
53
136
263
265
573
191
N
“
1CO
16 l

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BAS PRODUCTION RATE (Pitt cu.ft/YR) GASIFIER/ ***N*** y—pRflDUCT8N.*,,**,
NO. CITY COPANY YEfiR STATUS GAS TYPE Coil Water Oi Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar P er. orija Other t ISCELLt NEOU9 INFOIWtflTIUN
a
9
Portland
61 Co
1890 *
1900 *
1910
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
1950 *
AVERAGES:
C
C
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
CW
150
100
165
410
610
29
244
54
1
687
1,119
465
150
100
165
464
611
716
1,119
475
Lot.e
M
“
“
“
27 647 25
1 900
1,275
14 941 25
10
Rocklard
&Tho iaston 61
Co
1890 *
1900*
1910 *
1920 *
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
4
4
12
22
.
.
11
4
4
12
22
11
1 24
1 24
11
Saco&Biddleford
I L Co
1890 *
1900 N
1910 N
1920 N
1930 N
1940 N
1950 N
AVERAGES:
C

12
12
12
12
12
Biddleford
York L&H Co
1890
1980
1910 *
io
IJLW
1930 *
1940 *
1958 *
AVERAGES:
C
1’
L
W
CW
CW
12

J
19
43
37
48
43
12
c

43
37
48
33

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TABLE B-i; IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN £3(1S J CTURIM3 SITES - ALL PLANTS Cl89 -195 )
STATE: MAINE
GAS PRODUCTION RATE ( ‘IM cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ i* *U8YPRtJDUCtSIi,***I*
p j CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water D ii Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar i or4ia Other MISCELLANEOUS It FORMATIDN
z
13
Gardiner
Ker,nebec
6&F
Co
1890
— ==..
1900
.
1910 P
L
1920 p
3933 0
1940 0
1950 -
ERflGES:
14
Waterville
Kennebec
G4F
Co
I
1890
1900
l’3 10
1920 *
1930 *
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES;
W
W
16
35
,
26
.
16
35
26
Ter rey
‘4 e tern

15
Westbrook
“6 Co
1890
1900
1910
1923 P
1930 P
1940 P
4 cic
J
AVERAGES:
.
16 Peak Island Casco Bay L&U Co 1890
1900
1910
1920
1930
1940 C 975 975
1 ’350 0
I VLRk ES: 9/5

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flUUICTISI STE IS ow. ft. IYUI aiF*ai
Cast Stir Ott CcS iotst pqfr-
C cu T v sTems TWO
1 tupo11e
.tCo
1I%ft
C
7
i*e
C
9
a
19184
C
1$
1$
128ft
C
34
34
1928 P
194$ U
195$ U
fWE EE9s
1$
i i
2
Balt Imore
TheCoesolldatud$Coof
1898 ft
128 ft
1918 ft
1928 ft
1928 ft
191$ ft
1958 ft
R!EIUWEs
U
U
U
U
D I
DI,Coke
U,D,Coke
7
1,358
2,188
7,428
12,5 0 8
12,694’
7
7,365 -
7
1,358
2,868
7,428
12,508
12,691
728,878
9,482
Loss (JIM)
Lowe
•
•
IMknam quantity of
purchased in 194611951
coke
gas
3
CuS iwlaS
tCo
1898 ft
19S8ft
19 1sft
1925 0
1935 0
194$-
1955-
MWEBs
C
C
c
12
19
as
17
$2
19
a
17
4
CaSiridga
BCo
1895 ft
C
(4)
.
19854
1915ft
1925ft
1935ft
19454
1955 N
IWEW$E8s
C
C
C
C
C
(4)
25
15
28
22
19
25
15
28
22
19
1
1
19
19

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TABLE B -I IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MANtJFACflRi G SITES - ALL PL lTS (,31 5 )
STATE: MARYLAND
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu,ft. YR) GASIFIER/ i,*& **BY-PRODUC1S** *i*u
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water 031 Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aifirnoria Other!’rSCELLANEOIJS 1 FU iAhION
=
5 Easton sl G&EL Co 1890 * C 1 1
1900 0
1910* W 6 £
19d10 0
1930 C
1940 * (4 17 17
1950 * (4 34 34
AVERAGES: 1 19 15
6
Elkton
Il AL Works
1890 *
C
(3)
1900 ’
C
2
2
1910*
C
3
3
1920*
C
4
4
1930*
C
2
2
1940 P
.
1950 P
AVERAGES:
3
3
7
Frederick
City
The American
L&Heat
Co
1890 *
(4
(10)
Lc . e
1900*
f9j *
1920 *
1930*
1940 *
1950 i
AVERAGES:
(4
(4
W
W
0
CW
6
16
29
54
57
32
46
46
6
16
29
54
46
57
35
“

‘
“
H
15
20
27
21
8
Frostburg
GL Co
1090 *
C
(5)
1900*
1910 1
1920 0
1930 0
1940 -
1s50 -
C
0
4
.
4
4
4
Paul
AVER ES:
4
4
4

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R8 PRODUCTION RATE ( Cu. ft IYR)
YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total
BASIFIER/ .*0*0*Oby-P RUDUCTS.u.**10*
PROCESS Coke Tar A rior la OtherMISCELLANEOUS iNFORMATION
NO. CITY CONPAtIY
9
Ha erstown
The Rmericars L&H Co Ltd 1890 *
W
5
5
Lowe
_
1900 *
W
24
24
°
1910*
W
3
36
N
1920 *
W
116
116
“
1930 *
W
155
155
0
83
1940
W
140
140
0
6
1950 N
.
AVERAGES;
79
19
£0
10
Westminster
GL Co
1890 *
1900*
1910*
1920*
1930 *
1940 0
aC

AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
CW
2
3
7
8
5
(41
.
2
3
7
8
5
.
11
Havre de Lrace
0 Co
1890
1900
1910 *
1920*
1930 *
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
W
W
CW
(5)
6
18
12
6
18
12
Lowe
‘
°
12
Flyattsville
G&E Co
1890
1900
1910 i
1920 *
1930 ‘
1940 *
C
C
CW
W
18
40
42
201
•
18
40
42
201
1950 N
AVERAGg S:
29
122
75

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TABLE B-i: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS l’IANUFACTURING SITES - ..L cLA 4Ts (i89 -I9
STATEz MARYLAND
GAS PRODUCTION RATE C M I I cu.ft./YR) GRSIFIER/ **Iin SY-PRODIJCTS****ua*
NO. CITY COMPANY NEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coiw T r Aii ricru OtheFMISCELLANEOLJS !NFORNATION
13
Salisbury
Home 6 Co
of Il
1890
1900
1910 ft
W
11
11
Lciwe
1920*
W
29
29
19304
W
83
83
2
1940 *
W
146
146
1950 *
N
169
169
W
AVERAGES:
88
88
2
14
Sparrows Point
Maryland
Steel
Co
1890
1900
1910 ft
Coke
1,800
1,000
Otto-Hoff.
1920 N
1930 N
1940 N
1950 N
AVERAGES:
1,800
1,000
15
Ches ertown
‘ B Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 ft
1930 *
1940 *
1950 0
AVERAGES:
W
CW
CW
5
9
12
9
5
9
12
9
Lone
‘
‘
.
16
Crisfield
‘ L&P Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
1958 0
VE 1 l{ ES ;
N
CW
CW
13
21
17
1]
13
21
17
11

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GA PRODUCTION RATE (MM Cu. ft. /YR) ORSjFIER/ •*** *UY—pftOflUc1B.***.**,
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Co Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar A,rnaonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
=
1 f%daws IlL Co 1890 * C 6 6
1900 *
W
6
6
Lowe
.
1910 P
1920 0
1930 0
1940 -
1950 -
4VER GES:
6
6
6
2
A esbury
G Co
1890 *
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
1930 0
1940 0
4Q —

VER1 lGES:
W
14
14
W
5
6
10
20
.
10
5
6
10
20
10
Lowe (Gray)
Lowe(6)
U
“
20
20
3
Ar herst
“
6 Co
1890 *
1900 I
1910*
1920 *
1930 ‘
1940 0
1950 0
VER GES:
0
fi
0
14
14
15
28
22
1
I
1
1
1
1
1
15
28
9
Pattcr

Lowe
U
(1)
12
12
4
1r1irgton
6 Co
1890 *
C
500
500
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
j93 *
1940 P
1950 U
11VER GES:
C
C,W
14
14
11
2
171
22
211
700
311
11
24
211
700
289

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TABLE B - I IDENTIFICATION Ci TOWN GAS M N(JFACTEiRING SuES - flLL cLc TS (1890-1358)
STAlE: MflSSACHIJSETTS
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ .*4I,BY F UULiCTS*ft*u*ftI
NO CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total Pi )OCESS Cope Tar i1,iuiortia Other IISCELLAkEOLS INFDñMATION
5
Athol
M:ller’
River
GL. Co
1890 ft
W
3
3
1900*
W
5
5
1918*
W
8
8
192$ *
W
(7
Il
1930 *
14
(16)
1948 *
14
?
1950 ‘
CW
38
38
AVERAGES:
14
14
6
Attleboro
“ CL Cc
1898 ‘
1900 ‘
19I8 *
1928 *
1930 P
1940 P
1950 P
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
1
16
43
92
48
1
16
43
92
40
1
Beverly
U CL Co
1890 *
C
5
5
1900*
1918 ft
1920 *
C
C
C,W
12
50
52
76
1
58
128
1930 P
1948 P
1950 P
AVERAGES:
30
76
49
B
Boston
The Bay
State
6 Co
1890 ft
W
25
25
c e
(F)
1908 *
W
1,008
1,000
“
1918 C
Cor .
w/Bo tori
Cüi .U
Cu
1920 -
1938
1940 -
C L .-
I1J -.
.
-
( VEH &b:
513
513

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aas PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GAeIFIER/
Coal Water O l Coke Total PROCESS
Coke Tar A onta Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE
=
9
Boston
‘ GL Co
1890 *
C
1,300
1,300
1900 *
C
1,100
1,100
1910 *
14
4,800
4,800
Lowe
(JI
Boston Cor .
6a Co.
1920 *
14
7,9
7,9
II
1930 *
14
4,210
4,270
2,566
1940 *
W
756
756
“
1,268
Standby plant
1950 *
W
4,400
4,400
2,966
1,373 tons c i sulfur
flVERA6ES;
1,200
4,425
3,504
2,264
10
Boston
Charleston 6 Co
1890 I
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
1930 *
W
14
W
14
14
88
140
230
389
440
88
140
230
389
440
Lowe
‘

‘
0
(6)
21
23
438
487
172
144
1940 0
1950 0
flVER 6ES:
257
257
22
463
158
11
Boston
Dorchester GL Co
1890 *
C
65
65
1900 *
C
220
220
1910 C
1920 -
1930 -
1940 -
Q
—
‘
Cons. w/Bostcri
Coris.6 Co
flVER GES:
143
143
•
12
Boston
East Boston 6 Co
1890 *
C
39
39
1908
C
56
56
•
1910 ‘
C,W
98
62
160
1920 P
1930
1940 -
4 o
1 J -
RVER GES:
64
62
85

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1fl E B -I: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS PIANtJFIICTURING SITES - ALL PLA’ITS (1890- ’3S8)
STATEi MASSACHUSETTS
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (PIll cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ .u,*nby—PRUDUC1S*i *a*u
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Asu ioriia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORP1ATIOU
13 Boston Jaaaica Plain 61 Co 1890
*
C
40
40
1900
•
C
100
100
1910
C
Cons.
IBoston
Curis.6
Co
1920
—
1930
-
1948
-
1950 -
AVERAGES;
70
70
14 Boston Roxbury CL Co 1890 * C 175 175
1900 • C 230 230
1910 C Cons. ,/S:stor Cors.1 Cu
iQ
I J
1930 -
1940 —
AVERAGES; 203 203
15 Boston S Boston CL Co 1890 * C (7 )
1900 * C 114 114
1910 C Cons. w/Boston Cons. S Co
1920 -
1938 -
1340 -
f C
I .J —
AVERASES; 114 114
IC Brockton ‘ CL Co 1836
*
C
15
15
1986
i
C
40
•
40
1910
*
C,W
72
104
176
Lobe
i2 0
‘
C,U
202
303
505
“
1930
C 1 W
404
401
805
‘
17
758
84
943
*
C,W
478
244
k2
18
618
2b
19 *
AVE 1 iGES:
W
403
231
30
403
1,333
5 2
IS
1
1,185
d5Li
i .i

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j gin
scvs an ca a. vs. nus cnns
5 111 111 S TIPS .1 Nate’ 0*1 0*Ia Tati.) f r - — —
Cs
Tar ?z-’a
Stamp wi
‘ i ik. uS
iiarsihm.
•
ILCo
1898 *
C
IS
I I
1985*
C
1 85
758
1911 C
Cosis.
wAostosi Cons.8 Co
1925-
1935-
1945-
1955-
R IERMESz
a
385
l8CMridgs
ELCo
1595 I
C
125
12 1
.
1*’
1911 ft
1925 ft
1931 *
1945 ft
1951 a
IVEaEESi
C
C,M
4W
C,W
C
0
285
635
1,431
1,513
795
313
152
‘
2,429
258 2,429
285
635
1,115
1,534
1,513
2,429
1,187
Lows
•
(31)
95
91
871
1,689
1,956
3,348
1,945
486
486
l9Qis lwa
ILCo
1895 ft
1**
1918 C
1925-
1938-
1948-
1958-
WER58E5s
C
C
35
38
37
35
38
37
Cons.
s/ betas Cons.8 Co
LDiicopss
BasMorks
1895 ft
1955*
ieie p
1925-
1938-
1948-
1955-

C
C
I
15
11
6
15
11

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TA8IE 81: IDENTIFICRTION OF TOWN GAS MAMJFACTURIM3 S!TES - A 1 frJ TS (l89 1 3)
STATE: MASSACHUSETTS
GAS PRODtJCTJOU RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) &AS!HER/ ,I ,,I*bY-PR [ JDUcrS**n**fl
p j. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS C k Tar Ahillorla Other MISCELANEOUS !hFU ik1lUN
—
21 Clinton 61 Co 1890 • C 1 7
19 * C 12 12
191$ I W 18 18 Lowe
1928 ‘ W 32
19381 W 49 49
194$ P
1%8 P
AVERAGES: 10 33
.4
22 Cottage City “ G&EL Co 1898 I 0 ? Lc ;s
19081 (1 3 3
191$ 0
1928 0
193$ -
194$ -
AVERAGES; 3 3
23 Oar vers Ii Co 1898 * C 2 2
1900* C 3 3
191$ P
1930-
1340 -
AVERAGES; 3 3
24 Dedhaii (hyde Park G&E Co 189$ * C 8 8
1900 ‘ C 10 10
1910 0
1320 0
1’33$ —
1340 -
AVERAGES: 9 9

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U4 a PROL &JCTiON RHrE (P cu.? t./yft) UASIFlER •*4 ***By—pROD JCTh**.**4.*
rio. c iTy YEAR STATUS SAS TYPE Coil Wat.r Oil Cokv TotM PROCESS Coke T sr Amuonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMA l ION
25 East Haspton 8 Co 1898 * C 4 4
)9Ø *
C
4
4
1910 *
C
12
12
1928 *
C
23
23
1930 P
1940 0
1950
QVENAGES:
11
11
26
Fall River
Gas Works Co
1890 I
1900
1910 1
1928 *
1930 *
1940 *
1958 *
VER GES:
C 1 W
C 1 W
C 1 W
C,W
C 1 W
C,W
CW
54
158
490
792
638 231
715 240
426
415 319
54
158
498
732
929
955
426
543
Lowe
‘
‘
“
‘

(20) (80) (7)
24 915 111 12 800 oallors liont o 1
28 1,008
1 9
26 615 171
21
Fall River
Manufacturers GL Co
1898 *
1900 X
1310 —
1920
1930 -
1940 —
t , Ic
I,.j —
VE GES:
C
14
14
14
14
28
Fitchburg
6 Co
1890
C
17
17
1900 *
1910 i
1920 *
193 ‘
1340 *
1950 *
PVER GES:
C
C,W
C 1 W
C,W
C,W
C,W
25
53 22
94 112
196 55
161 118
3)9 129
124 87
25
75
206
251
279
448
186
Lowe
°
(3) (2)
3 236
6 1 2
12 336

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TAbLE B-I IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAG MANUFACTURING SITES - L PLANTS (1890- 1950 )
STATE: MASSACHUSETTS
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu .ft./YR) GASIFIEV ,,**iUFJYPRODUCTSI*******
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil C ke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aiuaoria Other MISCELLIINEOLJS INFOi t ATION
29 Gardner 6L Co 1890 * C 1 1
190 * C 2
1910* W 8 8
1920 * N 25 25
1930 * CW 44 44
1940 * CW 24 24 16
1950 N
AVERAGES; 2 25 17 16
38
Gloucester
‘
GL
Co
1890 *
C
1
1
1900*
C
30
30
1910 i
C
60
60
1920 *
C
96
%
1930 *
N
138
138
57
-
1340 ‘
CW
119
119
46
1950 *
CW
172
172
62
AVERAGES:
47
143
88
55
31
Great Oarrirgtcr
‘
GL
Co
1890 *
1900 X
1910
1920 —
to,

1940
1958 —
AVERAGES;
W
1
1
1
1
Har 1on
32
Greerfield
OL
Co
1838 ‘
1900*
1918 *
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
1950 *
IIVEHI-iGES:
C
C
W
W
CW
CW
CW
4
4
4
15
70
102
114
151
98
4
4
15
70
182
114
151
66
38
46
76
51

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URS PRODUCTION RMTE (MN cu.ft. yR) I3 l8IFLEø/ ** ***$Y—PRQDUCt5..***.*,
NO. CITY CO IPANY YEAR STATUS 6RS TYPE Co 1 Water Oti Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar AI uionj* Other NISCELLAkEtIUS INFORMATION
z
33 Haverhill GL Co 18% * C,W 45 45
1988 ‘ C,W 113 113
1910 * C,W 188 188
1920 * C,W 418 163 581 Wi
1930 * CW 668 668 464
1940 CW 623 623 374
1950 * CW 835 835 613
RVERAGES: 191 572 436 484

34 Holyoke Gas Works 1890 * C 1 W 58 50
[ 908 a C W 77 77
1910 * C,W 102 68 170 Lowe
1920 * C,W 153 124 277
1938 * W 361 361 18 193
1940 * CW 289 289 H
1950 * C I 380 388
AVERflSES: 96 244 229 18 193
35 Ipswich H GL Co 1890 * W (5) Harlori
1900 a 0 3 3 KerUall
1910* 0 •4 4
1920* 0 4 4
1930 * 0 (20)
1940 P
1950 —
AVERAGES; 4 4
36 Lawrence 6 Cu 1890 * C,W 00 80 Lowe
1900 * C,W 150 150
1910 * C,W 400 400
1920 * C,W 416 259 675
1930 a C,W 558 212 770 37 502 941
1940 * C,W 250 437 687 12 800
1950 0
VER GES: 309 303 460 25 941

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TAULE —t: IOENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MANUFACTURING SITES - ALL PLANTS (1890195W
STATE MASSACHUSETTS
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ 4*,* ,I [ ,Y-pRODUCTS*,,,J,*I
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS G S TYPE Coal Water Oil Cc ’ke Total PROCESS Cc, e Tar Aulfflorila Other MISCELLANEObS INFORMATION
: :
37
—_z::
Lee
“
S Co
— _: —_: :
1890 ‘
W
?
-
S-S
1900 0
•
1910 0
19 0 -
1930 -
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES:
38
Leoi irister
“
GL
Co
1890 I
1900*
1910 *
1920 1
1930 *
1940 I
1350 ‘
AVERAGES:
W
W
N
W
N
CW
CW
2
3
21
67
101
73’
122
56
2
3
21
61
lOt
73
122
56
H-L
Lowe
“

“
34
3/
58
43
•
39
Lexington
“
GL
Co
1890 *
N
1
1
1900*
1910*
1920 P
—
• 4.J
1948 -
4 C
1, ,J -
AVERAGES:
U
W
1
1
1
.
I
1
1
48
Lowell
‘
I L
Co
1890 *
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
1938 *
1348 *
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
C
210
330
392
608
710
721
130
233
88
210
330
522
833
798
721
(14)
(10)
683
640
250
13!
19 0 *
AVERAGES;
C,W
628
513
379
206
1,807
638
5
35
719
/01
191

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O %5 PMODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft.IYR) UfiSIEIER/ ***,*.*BY—PRODUCTS. ***..*
rio. CiTY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Cod Wcter Oil Coke Tot t PROCESS Coke icr Amt onic Other MISCELLANEOUS IF’IFORMATION
41
Lynn
t3&E Co
1890 f
C,ii
63
63
Lowe G)
1900 1
c,w
185
185
“
1910 t
C,W
525
•
525
1920 t
C,W
980
980
‘
1930 *
C,CW
767
601
1,368
(2)
875
238
1940 *
W,Coke
454
697
1,151
‘
(14)
663
250
1950 *
W,Coke
1,408
270
1,678
“
12
1,535
AVERAGES:
504
821
484
850
12
1,031
244
42
Maiden
“&i’telrose GL Co
1890 1
1900 *
1910 I
19a0 *
1930 *
1940 *
1950 *
AVERAGES:
C
C
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,CW
C,CW
32
75
309
263
818
663
632
399
874
1,067
t 056
1,906
1,226
32
75
309
1,137
1,885
1,719
2,538
1,099
Lowe
‘
33
(16)
25
29
1,663
2,130
2,734
2,176
755
183
469
43
Marbehead
G&EL Co
1890 *
1900 1
1910*
1920 0
1930 0
1940
C
C
C
3
11
5
3
11
5
1950 -
AVERAGES;
6
6
44
Marlborough
£L Co
1890 *
C
5
5
1900 ’
1910 *
1920 p
—
I JflJ
1940 —
‘.i
A J J
AVERAGES:
C
C
B
34
16
B
34
16

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TADLE 0 -1: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MANUFACTURING SITES ALL Pt A; 1S (l890-I95 )
STATES MASSACHUSETTS
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ .4, bY-PRODUCTS*,aa,*
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar fl iiiioriia Other MISCELLAkEOIiS INFORMAT ION
45
Mansfield
GIEL
Co
1890 *
7
?
1900 0
1910 0
1920 -
1930 —
1340—
1950 -
AVER 3ES:
46
Methver
‘
GL Co
1890 *
0
?
i oo o
1910 0
1920 -
1930 -
1940 —
1950 -
AVE R 3ES:
.
.
47
Middlebcro
“
G EL
Co
1890 *
19 0*
1910*
1920 *
1930 P
1940 P
19 0 -
AVERAGES:
0
0
0
W
10
10
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
10
4
Pattcri
48
Milford
“
S Co
1890 *
C
9
9
.
1980 *
1910 a
1920 *
1930 *
C
C
C
C,O
11
15
22
19
17
11
15
22
36
(1)
1
8
19
1940 P
19 P
AVERASES:
15
17
19
1
14

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S. CITY
a nuntzas ant is n.n. svN ainni
VS fl1%S S TW Coal IMur thl Cute Ts*al — —- ,
Cute
Ta - ta Ruer si—s &
4 lfiauaaa
‘
816Co
189$ *
7
7
i a
19100
.
192$-
•
a-
194$-
in-
E ’
SMu scet
•
tC.
189$’
1*’
191 .’
152$’
isa.
19$.
195$’
ffiEl8$E$ .
C
C
C
C
i
D I
C M
2
2
4
9
i
43
8 1
24
‘
2
2
4
9
43
81
24
(1)
8
61
Z
SlNatitIc
‘
ILCo
189$’
198$’
191 , ‘
in i i
193$-
194$-
C
C
C
4
5
15
4
5
15
.
195$-
WE WmES.
8
8
S2Swkdfara
•
1.6
.
.
1898 *
198$’
191$’
1928.
1938 ‘
1940’
19500
AIE$ 1GES:
C
C
C,M
C,M
Di
DI
5$
8$
117
86
83
226
728
1,079
1,893
159
S I
N
343
814
1,079
1,863
561
Lot.
•
1,328
ia
.

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TABLE B-i IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MANUFACflJRIM SITES - .i P A TS (1890- i95
STATE MASSAC hUSETTS
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MN cu.ft.IYR) GASIILER/ .**.a**BY-PRODUCTStUli***
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Cck Tar Aisuionta Other MISCELLANEOUS INFU ATIDN
53
::tt: z—_ ar_
Newbury port
6$E
Co
1890 *
C
10
lo
1900 *
C
14
14
1910 ‘
C
31
31
1920 a
C
50
50
1930 0
1940 0
, ,&-
L J
AVERAGES:
26
26
54
Newton & Watertown
l 5(
Co
1890 a
1900 a
1910 P
1920 —
1930
1’340 -
n
h7 .J —
AVERAGES:
C
C
50
103
77
.
50
103
77
55
North Ada:i
61
Co
1890 a
1900 a
1910 *
1920 *
1930
1940 *
1950 a
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
W
W
W
W
20
51
73
48
150
225
203
299
219
20
51
73
150
225
203
299
146
Lowe

‘
103
148
126
56
Northampton
‘ GL
Co
1890 *
C
12
12
19 0 *
1’310 *
1920 •
1930 *
1940 *
1950 ‘
AVERAGES:
C
C,W
C,W
W
CW
[
25
35
38
28
15
68
197
168
253
140
25
50
106
197
168
253
116
165
82
172
140

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pscnss StE (S as. Vt. lfl) flJflflt
Cusi 1Mw 011 Calss tsSsl r—-’%
is. cm a Yffii nvss S TWO
c.s.
t A.As OUe moms isumnois
571b’thRtt i&ioro
tCo
189$ I
C
11
i i
1955*
C
16
16
1915*
C
33
33
isa’
C
45
45
1935 P
194 1P
•
1958 P
(WENADESs
26
26
.
SBNos’wood
tCo
1895 *
1955*
1915 I
1925 P
1938 P
isap
1958 8
WE l l E S .
C
C
C
ENU
7
14
£811
‘
£8131
7
14
£5508
SSPittsfiold
• Coal Unto
189* I
1955’
1918 *
1925*
193$’
1948’
1958*
ffiE Ss
C
C
C,W
C,V
U
.W
D l
15
21
55
65
38
55
211
441
412
635
357
-
15
21
115
355
441
412
635
276
Loss,
U
‘
•
268
233
339
65 PIttif told
IMion Sn Morko
18% *
19*8 0
1915 0
1928-
1935 -
1948-
1955-
( WEllES.
C
7

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TAbLE b-I; IDENTIFZCATION OF TOWN G S NUFACTURihG SUES - LL ftANIS (189 -19 0)
STATE: MASSACHUSETTS
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (NM c’i.ft./Yi () fiAS1F1E / ,** ‘ta,jiY-PRIJDLJCISU***4**
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aiucr,ia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
£1 Plyii outh GL Co 1890 ‘ C 4 4
1900’ C 6 6
1910 ‘ C 10 10
1920 * C 29 29 (1) 33
1930 P
1940 P
I Q
—
AVERAGES: 12 12 33
62
Ouu cy
Citizen’s GL Co
1890 4
C
8
8
1900*
C
7
7
1910 P
1920 -
1930 -
1940 -
‘
1950-
AVERAGES:
8
8
63
Saleui
‘ GL Co
1890 *
1900 ‘
1910 *
1920 *
1930 ‘
1940 *
1950 *
AVERAGES:
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
40
56
135
96
229
379
105
149
181
335
229
926
418
40
56
135
277
564
LOB
1,031
387
7
(91
(41
6
7
140
400
618
1,208
28
24
64
So’ithbr dge
Mutual GL Co
1890 *
0
1
1
Lowe
1900 *
1910 0
1920 C I
1930 —
1940 -
-
IIVERACiES:
0
3
1
3
1

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GAB PRODUCTION RATE (WM c .ft./VR) GASI IER/
YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS
Coke Tar P n,aor .im Other lSCELLRNEOUS INFORMATION
NO CITY
65
South Frarn3nghacn
‘
S Fu 1iP Co
1890 *
W
?
Loc.eis
Under cortstructior ,
1900*
W
8
8
1910 0
1920 0
1330 —
1940 -
n
-
)WER GES:
8
8
66
Spencer
“
6 Co
1890 *
14
10
10
Evans
1900*
1910 *
1920 *
1930 *
1940 a
1950 *
flVERflGES:
14
14
14
14
cw
CW
7
19
27
34
20
21
20
1
19
27
34
20
21
20
LoMe
“
“
“
12
20
16
67
Sprir fie1d
“
61 Co
1890 *
1900 a
1910 *
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
1350 a
QVE 6ES
C ,W
c,w
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
82
160
450
534
1,210
1,495
1,466
711
720
808
138
1,658
831
1,254
1,254
82
160
450
2,508
2,018
1,633
3,124
1,4 5
Lo e
“
“
0
(25)
( )
1,100
1,573
1,337
8
65
31
68
Stc’ughtor
LIP Co
1890 *
0
(5)
Petrciew
f eu
( r tha)
1900*
1910*
1920 0
1930 0
0
0
1
1
1
1
1940 —
nc
—
( VER 11GES;
•
1
1

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TI 1DL [ 8 -I; JOENTIFIcArION OF TOWN G S MFINUFHCIEffiING SITfS - cLL PL lS ( 8i 19 .th
STATE; MASSACHUSETTS
GAS PRODUCTION Ri TE (NM cu.ft./YR) 6051F!ER/ *** *BY-P?lODLJCTS *i*tfl*
No. cii YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar
69 Taighton ‘ 61 Co 1890 * C 30 30 Urid r cor tructtori
1900* C 50 50
1910 * C 98 98
1920 * C,W 217 25 242 7 3 0 313
1930 ‘ C,W
1948 • C,W 341 218 565
1950 * C 1 W 342 502 844 17 749
AVERAGES: 181 248 305 12 5 5 38
70 So.Reathr q/Stor er a*i Cituen’s 61 Co of U 1890 * C 5 5
1988 P
1910 —
1920 -
1930 -
1940
1950 —
AVERAGES: 5 5
11 Walthar ; GL Co 1890 ‘ C 26 26
1900* C 38 38
1910 C Cons. w/bostoi Cüri .G Co
1920 -
1930 —
1948 -
1950-
AVERAGES: 32
12 Ware N GL Co 1890
*
C
5
5
1900
*
C
5
5
1910
*
C
14
1
1920
*
C
18
18
1930
*
C
19
13
1
c
1348
N
iq
N
AVER
AGES;
12
12
1
.1

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a $ P$ DDUC1ZON RRTE MM cu. ft. /YR) U %SZF1ER/ •*...*U y—pHQQUCTS...*.4*.
NO. CITY YEAR STRTUS AS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Arnuwjnia Other NIOCELLRNEO(,s lNFURM 1ION
s
73 Webster M E Co 9O * C 2 2
1900*
1910 *
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
1950 *
cVERA6ES;
W
U
U
U
CU
CU
3
26
85
149
148
250
2 110
3
26
85
149
148
250
95
Lowe
“
‘
U
U
U
.
123
1 3
74
Westfield
N l L Co
1890 *
1900 ‘
1910 i
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
1950 *
C 1 W
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
7
11
29
59
61 43
31 59
41 134
•
7
11
29
59
104
90
175
4 92
(1.3) 49
2 68
AVERIIGES:
34 79
68
3 70
75
West Spririqfield
13 Co
1890 *
7
?
under construct ion
1900 0
1910 0
1920 —
1930 —
1940-
tic
L J
AVERAGES:
76
Wi1iiai stowri
6 Co
1890 *
190 *
1910 P
1920 —
1930
19A -
tic
L .J —
AVERAGES:
0
0
(4)
2
2
2

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TA8LE -1 IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS tANUFACTURIr G SIES - A i P T5 l:G38-I 50)
STATE: MASSACHuSETTS
GAS PRODUCTIoN RATE (7’ ) cu.tt./YR) GASIFIER! I .
NO. CITY CLJNPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coa] Water Oil Coke Total Pi OCESS Coke Tar 1 tiur :a Other MISCELLAhEOUS IkEO MAi ION
71
Woburn
SL Co
1890 *
c
a
8
1900’
C
12
12
1910 •
C
15
15
1920 ‘
C
25
25
l’330 P
1940 P
1950-
AVERAGES:
15
15
78
Worcester
GL Ca
1898 *
1900 *
1910 ‘
1920 ‘
l9
1940
1950 *
AVERAGES:
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
CW
CW
C I )
112
250
360
674
349
240
409
1,554
2,142
4,813
1,832
112
250
600
1,083
1,554
2,142
4 ,813
1,508
Lowe

“
“

‘
(40)
1,050
460
3,070
4,586

79
Boston (Everett)
New England G Coke
Co
1890
1900 I
1910 *
1920 0
1930 0
1940 —
1950 -
AVERAGES:
Coke
Coke
10
7
9
10
1
9
Otto—Hoff.

P1ar t
located at Everett,MA
80
Stcrsehaia
People’s )3as E Co
1890
•
1900 ft
1910*
1920 0
1330 0
1940 —
r)c -
JJ,
AVERAGES;
0
0
3
5
4
3
5
4
t(erdaIl

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GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GASZFLER/ ***..uB’(—PRUOUCTS..*....*.
NO. CITY COll )P 14Y YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Cok* Total PROCESS Coke Tar Awnonta Other PIISCELLRP1EQ (iS iNFORMATION
81 Wakefield Nuricipa! 1. Plant 1890
1900*
1910 *
C
C,W
8
34 16
8
50
1920 0
1938 P
1940 P
1950 0
civEH cas:
21 16
29
92 Ware OL Co 1898
1908’ C 5 5
1910 * C 18 18
1920* C
193 * C
1940* C 18 18 1 13
1950 0
lWER 6ES: 14 14 1 19
83 Framir hari GFIP Co 1830
1900
1910 * C 1 Coke 19 19
1920 * C, Coke 114 114
1930 * Coke 580 580
1940 0
1950 0
VER 6ES: 67 580 238
84 hyde Park 01. Co 1890
I 908
1910 C
1320 ‘ C 130 138
1930 P
1940 P
I
VERc 1 oES 130 130

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TAM. E 8 -1: IDENTIFICATION U lthJN SA M id CTURR6 SITES L L t1 V35i)
STATE; MASSACHUSETTS
SAS PRODIJCT1O RArE ( ? cujt.IYHJ G S-E ! *iIIY-P UDUC S nnlu
NO. CITY COMP Y YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PRf,cE Cc e Tat Othi r MlSCELJ NEUL S I\FORMATION
—
85 Oal s Bluff V ;neyard L Co 1890
1908
1918 4 W 3 3 Lobe
1920 0
l93 0
1948
1950 -
WER ES: 3 3
86 Revere Suburbars 1898
1988
1910 P
1920 P
1930 P
1940 P
1950 p
AVERAGES:
81 Warrea Worcester County C Co 1898
1900
1910 p
133 0
1948 —
tic
88 Brair tree Old Colony 0 Co 1890
I 300
191
192 8 i 118 118 Lct
1938 * W 324 324
1940 P
y Jt (1
AVEJPGES: 221

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GAS PRODUCTION RATE ( ‘ IA c .ft./YH) oROL : R, *.*DY—P ODuCT*
M . CITY YEAR STATUS BPS TYPE Coil Wat. Oil Coks Teta.l P DCESS ckS tar z n4or, a Cthir CL EQLiS IORPIAIIOt..
_a
89 Palmer CL Co 1898
1903
1918
19 0
193 ‘ W 15
1940 0
1953 0
PVEAAGES: 15 15 17

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TABLE 6 - 1: IDENTIFICATION OF TO IN G S F L G SITES - A,L ftA 4TS (189 i95 )
STATEt MICHI6
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM ci.ft./Y ) 6c F 6. / .i *D’1—P OOUCFS*** ii*
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total P fflLESS L ti Tar lliiiiorta Other MISCELLANEOuS E1 PT1Oi
Adrian “ 6 Co 1890 ft C (10)
1900 * C,W 12 12
1910 ft C,W 42 3 45 Lowe
1920’ C 81 81
1930 * C 120 120 7 100
1940 N
1950 N
AYER 3ES; 64 3 64 7 100
2 Alper 1 a B Co 1890 I C 5 5
1900* C 4 4
1910 ft C 15 15
1920 * C I? 17 1 16
1930* C 35 35 2 43
1940 ‘ C 37 37 (0.3) 40
1950 N
AVERAGES: 19 19 2 33
3
Ann Arbor
(3 Co
1890 ft
C
11
jj
1900 ft
C,W
35
35
Lobe
1910 ft
C,W
128
7
135
“
1920 ft
C,W
236
3
239
4
40
(0)
1930 *
C,W
247
185
432
“
(2)
253
62
1940 N
0
a

AVE GES;
131
65
170
4
41
£2
4
Battle
Creek
61 Co
1890 ft
1900 *
1910 ft
1320 ft
1930 *
1340 ‘
C
C
C,W
C,W
C,W
W 1 Coke
8
18
139
440
933
46
97
370
6 i
731
8
18
185
537
1 303
& 0
L: ie
12
(151
13
375
(0)
230
19 N
AVE i ES :
308
146
731
475
.
434
332

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C
CITY
Cm1tL
•
s STa l ls
a nn
S PIISTS
CM MiSs ’
fl
Oil
(Its a.
Cal.
fl. ITS)
T i SM
SIFSW
P ’
.n.
Cs.
*flfl-PS)SJCTSn.ne.
Tar aaaa OIls’
t s ’ taa ueoummr:t.
5
layC lty
tCo
18% ’
C
15
15
1* .
C
19
19
191.’
C
86
.86
192$ C
193$-
194$-
1958-
1WEI ESa
4$
4$
6
B1 Iapids
•BasMorks
1831 *
1988’
1911’
1928’
1938*
194 1N
195$ N
MARBESa
I)
1)
0
0
C
16
S
16
16)
5
6
1$
7
5
6
18
16
9
Patton
‘
7
Diarlotto
GCo
189$ *
1988*
1918 I
1928 *
0
0
C,M
;v
14
43
15)
3
3
34
43
Patton
.
193$ C
194$-
195$-
1WE ES :
23
3
a
8
Coldwatsr
.
‘ ALCo
.
1831*
1*’
1918’
192$’
193$’
19411
195$ N
IWERAQESs
C
C
C
C
C
C
3
12
3$
35
54
42
29
3
12
31
35
54
42
23
(1)
3
2
3
£1
4
54
.

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TALLE 8 -1: IDENTIFIGATION OF TOWN & S MANuFACTURING SITES .L c’cMS (189 I
STATE: MICHIGAN
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (PIN cu.ft./YR) GASIIIER/ ‘Y-PRU [ )UCTG i ** U
N o. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PRi EES Cc.ke Tar Oiuacrt:a Uth& r l CELLFP i. OiS It FüR AT1O
: --_ : _.
9 Detroit EiL Co 1830 I C,W 120 1:0 Lo .e
1900 a C,W 500
1310 • C,W,Coke 990 720 1,230 3,060
1920 * C,W,Coke 3,630 2,640 4,730 11,000
1330 * C,CW,O 2,568 10,588 3 13,159
1940 * CW 514 514 Steer’e 174
1%0 * CW 856 856 4 5
AVE RGES 1,562 3,064 3 3 010 4,164
10 Detroit Mutual 8 Co 1890 a C 125 125
1900 0
1910 0
1920 -
1930
1950 -
AVERAGES: 125 125
11 East Saginaw ‘ Co 1890 4 C 31 31
1900 a C 40
1910 0
1920 1)
1930 -
1940 -
1950 -
AVERAGES: 36 36
12 Flint City of Flint 5 Co 1890 a W 9 9 H-L
1900 * W 13 13
1910 a W 124 124
1910 P
1930 -
1340 -
AVERPi I3ES: 49 43

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ST PSTIST$S STE (S a. V t. IY STZflW
Cal r 511 S TMM r--—3
sku Tar t - Ciba ’ N1 ’ iS mS 1*ISMT IU$
C CITY
lM
Smi SINUS Sm n f l
13S - as :
.0
1815 a
C
€7)
— ens
19000
1910 f t
C
16
16
1925*
C
47
47
1
7
am.
c
7 5
is
4
84
1945*
C,0
55
3
58
3
78
1950 N
UPGESs
48
3
49
3
56
14fr’aud Rap id.
FGlIvcaS.cntLto
189$ *
C .
185)
Evass
IFahra jeIs)
1* 0
19 )5 0
198$-
1935-
1940-
its-
R% ESs
S
•
iS Orar idRapid.
tCo
189$ ft
ass .
191$ ft
1928 ft
1935 ft
1940 N
1950 N
flI E8 r
C
c,v
C,N
C,N
C,1l
18$
as
840
1,280
1,512
798
362
362
•
18$
as
840
1,280
1,874
811
i.o,.
‘
•
(361
1,595
1,59Z
292
292
l6 ia i h 1 1s
UWork.
.
1890 ft C
1*’ C
1915 I C
19200
1935* •C
1940 N
1950 N
I$IER ISESs
(5)
4
15
21
12
4
15
21
12
1—)
16
16

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TftU& E 8 l: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN r,n i l NLFACTURUG SIkS - u. PJt ).TS 89 -Vi 0)
SlATE: MICHIGAN
GAS PRUD(JCTI(JN RATE (Pill cu.ft.fYi l G : EJ / •dal. [ Y j()(JCi6I*I**a
NO. CITY YEAS STAIDS GAS TYPE Coal Water Gil Coke Total PWOLESS Co Tar 14uôria Utimr MISCELLANEOUS INFUR TIDH
11 HilIsdale 6 Co l89 a C 7 7
I9 a C 7 7
1910 * C 22
1920 a C 32
93 a C 28 28 (0.2) . 8
1940 • C 1 0 37 39 2 31
1950 N
AVERAGES: 22 2 23 2 33
18 lorua 61 Coke Co 1890 a C 5
1900 a C 12
1910 a C 21
1920 a C 37 31
1930 a C 48 48 3 41
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES: 25 3 41
19 Jackson 61 Co 1890 a C (25)
1900 a C 45 45
1910 a C,U 185 185 Lowe
1920 * C,W 1,400 600
1930 a C,W 575 265 840 (5) (72) (-1
1940 a Coke 586 586 (-1 656 210
1950 N
AVERAGES: 551 433 5 6 731
20 Jackscru Nat ioral G& F Co 1890 a C 180 100 Evuri
1380 0
1910 0
IQJ —
L i L
1930 -
1940
AVER lGES: 100

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RAB PRODLICTION RATE CNN c .ft ./yR) OASIFIEC/
Coal Wet., Oil Coke Total PROCESS
Coke T*r Ammonia Other MlSCELL 4EOUS INFQR 1IOk
M L CITY YERR STRTUS ORB TYPE
21
Kalargazoo
GL Co
1890 *
C
(22)
ns —
1900 *
C
40
40
1910 *
C
230
230
1920 C
Cur .
v4/
J c r
1930 -
1940 -
1350
VE 6ES:
135
135
22
Lansing
GL Co
1890 *
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
1930 *
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
12
33
119
348
833
51
166
337
12
33
170
514
1,170
Lowe
“
(5)
(8)
47
(-)
947
(9)
199
1940 N
1950 N
IVEfU i3ES:
269
185
380
47
947
199
23
Luddirgtor
1 GL Co
1890 *
C
(6)
1900 0
1910 *
1920 *
1938 *
1340 *
1950 N
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
10
22
47
42
30
10
22
47
42
30
1
2
(0.4)
2
26
61
41
43
24
Mar,jstee
GL&Coke
Co
1830 *
1900*
1910 *
1920 *
1938 *
1940 *
1950 N
i VER GES:
C
C
C,W
C,W
CW
CW
(20)
5
11
30
15
32
39
36
5
11
30
32
39
23
Lowe
0

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IOGtE b 1: IDtNTIFICATION OF TOWN (iRS MONU flCiu G SuES ki. lS u6 V,5
STAlE: MICHIGAN
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GASjFf R/ * .*i..byR j)i 5aanu*a
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water D I I Coke Total PROCESS Coke r Q : noriia Other MISCELLANEOUS lr .FOñ AT1ON
25 Marquette 61 Co 1890 a C,W 7 7 Lowe (SI
1900 • C 1 W 10 10
1310 * C,W 21 2 23
1920 U
1930 • W 30 30 k).1
1340 0
1950 0
AVERAGES: 13 16 18 29
26 Marshall I Co 1890
a
C,W
6
6 Lowe (6)
1900
0
1910
a
C,W
12
12
1920
a
C,W
15
15
1
I?
1930
a
C,W
41
4
45
1940
a
CW
29
29
1950 N
AVERAGES:
19
Ii
21
1
11
27 Monroe City 1 DL Co 1890 * C,W (7)
1900 a C,W 6 6
1910 a C,W 24 24
1920 f C,W 57 3 60 (2) N
1930 a C,W 54 13 £7 6 i 8
1340 a C,W 93 18 117 5 97
1950 N
AVERAGES: 48 11 55 6 1 3
48 Muskegon City DL Co 1890 a C 15 15
1900 a C 15 15
1910 * W £3 L O
1920 a 115 115
1930 * W 276 276
1940 N
AVE cisES : 15 153

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Gf S PRODUCTION R 1TE (MM cu.ft./YR) Bf1BIEIER/
YEAR STATUS BAS TYPE Cogl Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS
NO. CITY CU RHY
4 *0400 BV—PROOtJCT$a*a *4 at
CoI ar %waorija Otriur MISCELLANEOUS
INFORMATION
29
N gauriee
“ GL Co
1890 *
0
1
1
CruC
- .s
roh u
ft
1988 *
0
?
“
1918 *
C
24
24
1920 ‘
C
25
25
1930 0
1940 0
1958 —
VER 6ES:
25
1
11
38
Niles
UL Co
1890 *
1900*
1918 *
1920 *
1930 *
1940 0
1950 0
VER 6ES;
W
W
C
C
C
21
40
20
27
4
7
,
6
4
7
21
40
20
18
Lc.w
“
31
Uwosso
GL Co
1890 *
1900 *
1910 *
1928 *,
1930 *
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
5
9
20
180
101
1
12
.
5
9
21
108
119
H-L
‘
“
(1)
6
(8)
1 2
1940 P
1950 N
AVE 6ES:
48
7
51
6
122
32
Portiac
LR Medbury 6 Works
1890 *
C
1
I
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
C
C,W
C,W
C,CW
W,Cok
13
41
125
592
2
30
910
1,410
325
13
43
155
1,502
1,735
Lo
8
3
iE8
E55
159
1958 0
VERfli3ES:
154
588
325
575
21
59
159

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TAkE 5-l: iDENTiFICATiON OF TO JN GAS NtJcT J WG S TES L ( 39. i9 )
i3TATE MICHIGAN
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GASIf !EH/ I*4., [ 4Y- ,T1JDUCN *IIu
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAH STATUS GAS TYPE Cool Water Oil Cc’ke Total PRUCESS Coe Tar A itoriia Other lLLLL NtOL Ii1FOR 1 T1UN
33 Port Huron “ St Co 189 * C 7 7
(900* C 38
1910 • C,W 64 18 92 Lowe
1920 0
(930 I CW 393 393 Ste r
1940 0
l9 0 0
AVEi AGES: 36 206 130
34
St John ’s
Mutual 6 Co
(890 *
14
3
3
Lowe (SI
1’300*
W
2
2
“
1910*
14
5
5
‘
1920 *
W
10
10
“
1930I
14
13
13
‘4
1940 0
.
1950 0
AVERAGES:
7
7
35
Sauir ,aw
‘4
OL Co
1890
1900 *
1910 •
C
C
C,W
0
15
183
2
15
185
Lo
1920 0
1920 0
1940 -
195 -
AVERAGES:
66
2
100
.
36
Sturgis
‘
GIEL
Co
1890 a
1300 0
1910 0
C
?
1920 ‘
1930 *
1940 *
C
C
C,O
27
46
41
7
27
46
48
( -)
(0)
2
N
36

AVERAGES:
38
7
40
2

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GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft/YR) GASIFLER/
Coal Wat.r Oil Cak. Total PROCESS
Coke T&r c rnor,ia Other tSCELL NED42S INFORrION
NO. C ITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE
37
Ypsilanti
6 Co
1890 *
C
(7)
—taa = =n=== ===r,
1900 ft
C
12
12
1910 *
C W
38
2
40
1920 *
C,W
67
1
£8
( —I
( )
1930 *
C,W
107
1
lOB
6
107
1940 *
C
132
132
6
182
1950 0
AVE Q6ES;
71
1
72
6
185
38
Albior
G&Coke Co
1890
1900*
1918 *
1920 *
1930 1
1940*
1950 N
VER GES:
C
C
C
C
C
1
23
40
80
71
43
•
1
23
40
80
11
43
(4)
4
4
4
70
63
67
39
Bentori Harbor
—St Joseph 6 Co
1890
1980 ft
1910 ‘
1920 *
1930 *
1940 I
1950 *
flVERflGES:
C
W
W
W
C,W
W
17
178
98
75
111
226
67
281
136
17
75
111
226
245
201
146
P—E
Lowe
‘
“
10
1
250
250
40
Escariaba
City Lighting
Plant
1898
1980 1
1918*
1920 *
1930 I
1940 *
1950 *
1VER 6ES:
0
0
W
Cw
CW
LW
.
31
53
45
93
56
1
1
1
1
1
31
53
45
93
37
Patton
“
9
89

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TABiE 8 -i: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MflNUFACTL1Rl! G TES L PA )IS (18-r)’M
STATE: MICHIGAN
GAS PRUDUCT1Ot RATE (MM cu.ft./YRI GASiF1E / ,fl.i1 b4HQL1UCTS ****1Md
M l. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water ( Iii C .kE Total P4OCE S Coke Tar Ai criia Uth MlSCELLi NEOV I)i (JIM IUN
41 Menomiree S Co 1890
1900 • C (13)
191C • C 13 13
1920 I C 34 34 Cl) (—C
1930 • C 104 104 6 82
1940 * W 94 94
I95 ‘ W 211 211 104
QVERA6ES: 50 153 91 £ 93
42 Mt Clemens 6 Co 1890
1900 * C 1 W 6 6
i9 10 C,W 30 30
1920 • C,W 59 59 3 56
1930 • C,W 139 149 288 7 183
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES: 59 149 96 5 1 3
43 8eiding Gas Works 1890
I 900
1910 I C (5)
1920 * C • 15 15
1930* C 18 18 1 0
1340* C B 8
1950 0
flVERQGES 14 14 1 15
44 Cadillac GL Co 1890
1900
1910 * C 18 18
1328 I C 27 21
1930 * C 34 34 3) 36
1948 • C :
AVE AGES: 27 27 2 33

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I L
F . CITY
OAS PROIflJCTION RATE C *l cu.ft./YR) ø. lFLER/
YEAR STATUS A8 TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PRUCE5S
Coke T r A nmonia Other MISCELLRP4EOUS INFORMATION
45
Cheboygan
U
61 Co
109w
1900
1910 *
C
1920 *
C
1930*
C
•
H
7
1940 0
I
—
VE GES:
7
46
Debray
“
&Surburbari 6 Co
1830
1900
.
1910 *
C W
64
16
80
Lone
1920 0
1930 -
1940
,
I Q
—
•
1WER GES;
64
16
80
47 Dowaqiac 6 Co
48 Grand Ledge GL Cc i
1900
1910 *
1’320 *
1930 *
1’340 0
4 , -
1?J —
1VER GES i
1830
1910 * C
1920 * C
1930 0
1940 —
C
I C
lii
15
C
I C
£ J
•r
L _,
C
33
33
21
12
30
6
6
IIVERI 1GEB; 9 9

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TRBI.i B 1: IDENIIFICATION OF TOWN 61S MANUFACIUR1kG SiTES j PJ’nTS (18 i .
STATE: N1D1I6
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (M 1 ci.ft./YRI IiASIFIERI
NO. CITY YEAR SIRIUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS C ,ke Ear Piii,i:ri:a Other M SCELL1lNEU(J . iATlU 4
49 Hancock Nov4hton County OlCoke Co1890
1900
1910
‘
C
40
40
1920
•
C
51
51
1930
‘
C
45
45
(0)
43
1940
0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
45
45
43
50 Hastings Thorr apple 646 Co 1890
1910 • C 10
1920 * C 15 15 1
1930 • C 1 W 30 1 31 2 31
1940 0
4 L,c
AVERAGES: 18 1 19 2 16
51 Holland City 6 Co 1890
1900
1910 ft C 20 20
1920 * C 50 50
1930 * C,W 89 44 133
1940 0
1950-
AVERAGES: 53 44 68 3 57
52 Iron PIt L&F Co 1890
1900
1910
ft
W
8
8
Lc e
1920
0
1930
•
W
19
19
1940
*
W
20
20
AVERAGES:
14
15
14
15
!
1

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a tflICflS SIC USS as. VS. ITS) aZflESt
— liftS T Cal Mtur Ill Co le Total Pi———a
S. cut
øslio
tsp ?-- a ms
m
Iravkood
8C
189$
iws
191$ f t
U
‘ I
IMder
construction
192$ 0
1931*
U
4$
4$
1940*
U
41
41
1953 N
gwE 8uEs
41
41
S4LaurMa
Ca lu w ut OCo
189$
1*
191$’
1923 0
19330
194$-
195$-
iWE Ss
U
34
.
34
‘
34
34
Lowe
55NtPlsawit
L IFCo
189$
1
1911 5
1923*
193$’
194$ N
1950 N
R IERIEESi
C
C,U
C,U
ii
27
51
29
1
355
178
i i
28
436
148
Tenrey
‘
(5)
(1)
(5)
48
48
(2)
‘
36 Petosky
• $Bsphors 8 Co
.
1895
1*
1911 *
192$’
1913’
1340$
195$ Id
(WEM36Si
•
C
C
C,U
18
19
35
24
5
.
5
18
19
4$
26
2
2
42
42
.

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Tf [ 4E —l: IOE 4TlFICc T1ON OF tORN 6 M UFflCT1RU G SITES L 83 - :9 1
STATE:
6l 5 PRODUCTION R uTE ( I’1 cu.ft./YR) 61 S1FI R/ *i’’*t Y-PRODUC1Si**”*”
NC. CITY CO cANY YEflR SATUS 6 S TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tai 1 iic,r:a Other Mi5CELL EOt S IF FC1 Mi T1hN
57 1te Ste Marie N OLE Co 1890
1310 a C 18 18
1920 • C 33 33 (1)
1930 ‘ C 54 ( II 44
1940 • C 44 44 (I 46
l9 0 r
AVERA6ES; 31 37 45
55 So th Haven 6 Co 1890
I 90
1910 a C 15 15
1920 ‘ C 19 (-1 1--)
1930 * C 33 33 (-1 34
1940a C 21 27 2 30
AVER ES: 24 2 33
59 Thiee Rlverb N 6 Co 1890
1900
1910* C 8 8
1920 a C 18 16
1930 * C 36 (8.4) 4
1940 • C,W 131 164 295 7 1 3
1950 a C,W 161 230 391 384
VE fl6ES; 11 191 150
£0 Traverse City 13 Co 1850
1300
1910 a C
1928 a 38 (1) (-1
1538 * C 54 54 3
1340 * C 46 3 bI
38 38 3

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S tSSflISi St I S IS a. Vs. na atiflt. ,
m m rims flfl sl Nutur Oil Cuss TMM P--’ —
lit. CITY IL V
ccitt Ta aM Ot is’ N’ ‘ S ui ieusanou
—
i i ala
frattotCoety lra
1898
.
3*
1918
193*
C,V
29
28
4STenriey
1938 ft
C
47
47
(8.2)
2
1948 0
1Th 0
WE IABESs
38
28
44
2
62 Calat
• SICoS Co
1898
1*
1911
133*
1938*
1948*
1 I 0
WE. E5:
C
V
V
27
27
39
28’
34
27
28
31
39Lcwe
(1)
26
26
L3XvsliqonHts
‘ OCo
1898
1*
1918
193 *
1938 0
1948 0
193-
MRAGESs
V
18
18
18
18
Temmy
5
5
M0stqc
AllqanCounty lCo
1898
1988
1918
1928 f t
1938*
1948’
1958 0
WU 1 ISESi
C
C
C
44
56
37
46
44
56
37
46
.
12)
(-4
2
2
(12)
53
42
48

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TAL*t I t lO€NIIFICRIIOU cW TOWN &iS ?i U J C W It , ST S 18 8 % )
5TAT6 M1DU6
G S PROOIJCTIflN RfU (‘v t cu.ft./YRJ 6 31F1 / “u’’tn’ I 1iDiiCTb*ø *’ øI
pij. CITY YEc.öl STP Us 6 S TYPE Coal Water O 1 Coke Total kiiESS Cow& Tar u c,ri Otner MibtiL1kNE1 iS t Fut P1iiION
65 PIyMo th /Nortflv l e 6 Cc i 1898
1910
t9i • C 17 U
1938 ‘ C,W 92 35 121 96
1948 0
l9 * 0
55 35 12
66 Fl t t Corsw er’ P Co 1898
1 9 .8
1918
£ J W
1938 • C,W 1,813 247 2 ,8 8 (38) (388)
1940 ‘ CW, Coke 195 1,858 2,045 ( ) 1 678 3, 608 lbs atdmcir 1 wi u I f t e
1958 N
1,813 221 1,858 2,8 53 1,678
£7 pei iurs9 M th ;ari 61 Cci 1838
l9 0
I 928
1938 ‘ C 31 31 (0.1) 34
1940 0
1958 0
PVER SES: 31 31 34
£8 Ka1 i azoc Cc,rs uger’s P Co i89
1900
1918
I 92
1333 ‘ C,W 519 6 579 . 9 2
* ‘ L7 6 2.E
1 5 t
QVER GES 519 72 567 615 9 6 1 l8

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Coke Tar’ f son a Otker BCELLflkEOUS lNPOfi RT ION
CITY
a e PaOOUCTION AMTE (PV cu. ft. /YID o lewz€*i
YERR s1*rua SAS TYPE Coal W.t.r Oil Coke Total PROCESS
69 ZiIwaukoa Con%wadr’s P Co 189$
1900
1910
1920
1930 *
C,W
801
206
1 @ø7
46
384
1’340 0
1950 0
VER GES:
801
206
1,0i 7
46
384

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TI E 0-1* IDEI4TJFJCRTION OF 10114 S 0V1JftTLJRINO SITES - L PU 4TS (1898-1950)
STATEs NlI8E )1A
SAS PRUOUCTION l TE ()0( cu.ft.IYR) SASIFIER/ . ,.*..IBY-PRODUCTS4*.***u
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS SAS IYPE Coal Water O l Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar ANaon a Other NISCELLRNEOIJS DIORNATION
——
I
———————— —
Duluth
•
—
SiMilar Co
— u
189$ .
aa&u* z
U
Ma
30
— - *
“
30
— zZgx** z * *U*
F I N zv
1900*
M
35
35
1910 P
1 $ 0
1931 0
1940-
195$-
flVERAGESs
33
33
2
Faribault
5(
Co
1890 4
1900*
191$ •
192$ *
1930*
1940 N
1951 N
AJER I 13ES;
0
0
U
U
C
83
83
13
47
,
30
(7)
6
6
6
13
47
83
37
Lowe
•
(21
(1)
(—)
122
122
3
Fer ua Fall ,
‘
StE
Co
1890 a
1*x
1910 -
192$-
193$-
1940 -
1950-
R ERASES*
U
2
2
2
2
Lowe
4
Nankato
•
6&E
Co
1890 *
1900’
1910*
1920*
1930*
194$ U
1950 0
ERASESs
C
C
C
C
C
(10)
18
5$
63
88
53
1 0
5$
63
88
53
(1)
95
95

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tara. flleO In
M . CITY
P UCTI MIE (tIe Cu. ft. #Y*) SLF LERF
Y N STATUS SAB TYPB Coal Watr Oil Coka Total ( ith
—
—
Cok.
7w A eor4.
O*h.r $laCELLt4 CtJS lwcm lTIaN
-- --—————.a a a a.
a
—
—--
-
-
rn .apol1
‘
01. Co
1895 a
c,W
(230)
Low. (S I
1900*
C,W
7
U
1910
C,W
?
a
.
1920 a
1930 a
1940 a
1950 N
AVERAGES
C,W
11
II
548
548
2
4,501
1,553
2,021
550
4,507
1,553
2,283
•
u
(210)
3,072
1,020
2,046
44)
6
Red Wine
‘
G&E Co
1890 a
0
(8)
Naphtha
feed
19001
1918 a
1920*
1938*
1948*
1950.
AVERAGES:
(J
C,W
C
C
C
C
13
35
46
39
69
40
27
,
21
6
.
6
6
48
35
46
39
69
39
Lowe
•
•
•
•
2
2
4
3
49)
50
48
91
63
7
Rochester
•
01 Co
1898 a
19004
1910*
1928 *
1930 a
?
C
C
C
C,W
6
9
59
83
36
6
9
59
119
4
91
1940 N
1950 N
AVERAGES:
39
36
48
4
91
8
St Cloud
.
61E Co
.
1890 *
1900*
19 *
1920 a
1930 *
1940 *
0
0
C
C,I4
C,W
C,U
12
16
38
41
16
48
40
(10)
7
12
32
86
81
Patton
U
(3)
(1)
(1)
31
53
1958 N
AVERAGES:
27
35
53
45

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TAI.E I-1 IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS NAI4JFACTURDk3 SITES - ALL. PU1NTS (1890 -1950)
STATEi ND*EGATA
GAS PR000CTION GATE (I cu.ft./YR) 1FIER/
Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS
a,,.,. ,BY—PRO(XJCTS,****Ha
Coke Tar Aweonia Other NISCELLP 4EOhJS INFORMATION
P(). CITY Q$’ 4Y YEM STATUS GAS TYPE
-—
9 St Paul 61. Co 189$ a C,W 200) Lowe (5)
1900 *
C,W
30$
1910 a
C,W
216
724
940
192$ *
C,W
2, 101
2,000
1930 a
N
118
118
41
1948*
U
99
99
•
59
195$ N
(WERASESs
839
314
691
5 .3
1$ Stiliwater
•
6LEL Co
1090 1
1900*
191$ I
92$ ’
1930 *
1940*
195$ N
AVERAGESi
C,W
C,W
C
C
C
C
1
8
IS
48
71
58
33
,
I
8
I,
48
11
58
33
Lowe
(5)
U)
(1.3)
19
63

71
liWinona
GLCo
1090 *
1980*
1910*
1920 *
1930 •
194$ I
195$ N
AVERAGES
C
C
C
C
C
C
1
12
2$
45
114
104
59
.
12
20
45
114
184
59
(—)
(2)
(3)
(—)
117
123
(1)
12 Adais
‘
6 Works
1890
190$
191$ *
U
(1)
lenny
1920 0
1930 0
1948 —
195 5-
WERAt3ES

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1
US eu .
ft. IYR*
eoiIFIEM/ u***BY
-9fiO UCT5e. ,...
.
CITY
C NY
-
YEM BTRfl$ 6M TYPE Coal Water D I I Coke
Total
Pø b Coke Tar onta Other MI9C Lf EUI*
— - -s _ n_ _n f l
INFORI lTION
- — — f l_s
13
Albert Lea
LIP Co
1890
1900
1910*
N
9
9
Lowe
1920*
U
27
27
l
1930*
c&i
47
47
U
1940 N
1950 N
flVER 1 ES
28
28
14
clustin
‘ 6 Co
1890
1900
1910 *
1920*
1930 *
W
U
CU
9
29
71
9
29
71
Lowe(S)

.
1940 N
1950 N
AVER1 OES
36
36
15
Duluth
Zenith Furnace
Co
1890
1900
1910 *
1920 *
1930 P
1940 P
1950 0
(WER )6ES;
Coke
Coke
306
519
413
306
519
413
Otto-Hoff.
16
Exceleior
6 Co
1890
1900
1910*
1920 (3
1930 0
1940-
1950-
AVER ES;
0
4
4
4
4
.

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TA&E B Iz IDENTIFICATION (F TEMI GAS 1Fi(TURIt8 SITES - LI. PIJV4TS (1890-1958)
STATE* NItI& )TA
GAS PRODUCTION GATE (P0 ( cu. ft. IYR) GASIFIER/ •uu*,$Y—PRDDUCTSuUua*
M I. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar ( imoriia Other H1SCELL(i EOtJS 1NFORW TIOtl
T——— -
17 Renvills
City of ‘ 6 Plant
1890
$S2 * *******
i*Z S* 1
1900
1910*
U
3
3
Lowe
1920 0
1938 *
U
(1)
1948 0
1950 0
( IIERAGES:
3
3
18 Slayton
Villa9e of
•
1898
1908
1910*
1920 0
1930 0
?
3
((I
3
Lowe
1948-
195$-
AVIRAGES*
3
3
19 I t Mineapolis
‘ 6 Worke
1890
1900
1910 *
1920 C
U
2
2
Tenney
Cone.
w/
Hopkins
193$ —
1940-
1950
NERASES*
2
2
28 Beaidji
B Co
18%
1900
1918
1920 *
1930*
194$ N
1958 N
AVERASES
U
C l i
(8)
11
11
11
11
Lowe
•

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*1. CITY
S PMOCIiCT*ON TE (PSS Cu. ft. IYM) aoairiw
YE*A STRTU5 IRS TYPE Coal Sitar Oil Coks Total P$WC*bb
Coks Tar Au onti Othur NIRCELUV OUS DWO TIOt
—--
—
18 %
-
-- —-
-
21
Bralnerd
‘ O lE Co
1988
1918
1920 4
U
19
19
Tenney
1930 ’
U
2$
2$
l
1940 N
1950 N
RVERfl6ESz
20
28
22
Crookston
6 Co
1890
1900
1919
1920*
1930*
U
U
29
8
29
18
Lowe
N
9
1940 N
1950 N
AVER ES:
19
19
9
23
Ribbing
Wit. Dept,
1890
1900
1910
1920 •
1930 *
1948*
1959 N
AVERflGES;
C
CU
CW
18
18
74
11
73
18
74
71
54
.
.
z-
24
Hopkins
West Minneapolis 6 Wks
1899
1908
1919
192$ *
1930 I
1949 —
1950 —
QVERA6ES:
U
4
4
4
4
Tenney

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TRALE B-It IDENTIFICATION (W TOWN GAS lMFRCTURD6 SITES - LL P1 4TS (1890-1950)
STATEs N1t* ROTA
GAS PRODUCTION RATE 91 ( c a.ft./YR) S IF1ER/ *e,,.**BY—PROIXJCTS*****1**
NO. CITY YEM STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PRO(I5S Coke Tar Aie.onia Other HISCELLANEUIJS IPFORMATION
25 Jaiper
Village of
1890
19N
1.11$
1920.
U
12
12
193$ ‘
U
(1)
194$ •
U
(I I
1950 N
RVERi ESz
12
12
26NewU la
‘6Co
1890
190$
1910
1920 *
1930*
1940 N
195 0N
AVERAGES:
U
CU
15
28
22
•
15
28
22
Tenney
N
4
4
27 ( .atonna
Public Serv Oper Co

.
1898
190$
1910
1920*
1930*
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
U
CU
l B
48
33
18
48
33
1
7
28 V rglnia
WateriL Dept , ‘
1898
1900
1910
1920*
1930 ‘
194$ *
1950 ‘
AVERAGES;
U
U
CU
CU
18
55
55
53
45
18
55
55
53
45

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arnr . fln rs
S P 0 tJCU0N TE ( Cu. ft. lYRb aRBIFIER! ******aY-P OUCTB* .****
CITY Y TRflJI B TYPE Coal Watar 0*1 Cak Total P*Lk E Colt. Tar I monta Othar MtSCELL* EOUB l *M1l0il
-—
--——
-
29
Faireount
Central Statea E
Co 1891
l9
1910
1920
1930*
CU
25
25
7
1948 N
1950 N
RVER IES:
25
25
7
30
Willear
• S Co
1898
1980
1918
1920
1930 *
1948*
1950 0
AVER ES:
CU
CU
11
31
21
11
31
21
Tenney

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IAEtE D l: IDENTIFICATiON OF TOWN GAS NUFACiURiN SiTES - ILL PJ IS ( 8-l950)
STATE: MISSISSIPPi
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (l l cu.ft./YR GAS IFIER/ , ‘U **bY-PRüDUC1S*4ftft****
o. cuy YEQR STATUS GAS TYPE Coil Water Oil Coke Totil PROCESS Coke Tar Ri oriia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFU MATlO
I
Columbus
GLiCoke Co
1890 •
C
5
5
13 0ft
C
1
1
1910 *
C
?
1920 *
C
13
13
1’330 •
C
Ii
17
1
12
-
,
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
9
9
1
12
2
Greenville
“
6!..
Co
1890 ft
C
?
1900 0
1910 ‘
1920 *
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVERAGES:
C
C
11
18
15
11
18
15
(1)
Cl)
3
!ol1y Spr:ni
6L
Co
1890 *
9
1900 0
1910 0
-
193k —
—
I
I .J
IWER ICSES:
4 Jackson OL Co 1890 ft C (10)
1900* C 5 5
1910 ft C 29 29
19 8 * C 40 40 H —i
1930 * W 123 123
1940 N
1950 N
AVERAGES: 25 123 49

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a PRODUCTION HRT (MN . Ft IYRI $A$ZFLER/ * **.*,B’V—l RODUCTb.... .*.
CiTY Ct3 PANY YEAR ITRflJS GAS TYP€ Coil Wata, O l Cok. Total PROCESS Colt. T*r Aaac.nia Oth., M1SCELL NEQIj5 INFORMATiON
1eridan Ii Co 189 C (1 )
1900*
C
9
9
1910 *
C
30
30
1920 *
C
63
63
(2) ( ) 10
1930 *
C
68
68
3 56
19’ N
1950 N
VE GES;
43
43
3 56 10
6 Natcnez
6L Co
1890 *
1900 *
I910
1920*
C
C
C
C
?
8
8
6
8
8
1930 0
.
1940 0
-
L J J
.
.
lWER 6ES:
7
7
7 Vicksbur
GL Co
1890 *
W
12
12
Lowe
1900 *
1910 ‘
W
W
19
40
19
40
‘
1920 *
W
41
41
1’330 N
.
1940 N


QVER GES:
28
8
8 Biloxi
6ulf Coast 6 Co
1890
1300
1910 *
1920 *
1930 *
C,W
C,W
C,W
30
65
82
74
30
65
156
Lote
H
4 81
1940 N
1950 N
VEA (GES:
59
74
84
4 81

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T1 )8LE B I1 IDENTIFICATION CF TOWN GAS P UF1 CTU I 3 SuES - A L PJ r4TS 183 19 )
STATEs MISSISSJPc1
GAS PROD(JCTLON RATE ( M cu.ft.IYR) GASIFIERI •*a*. I8Y -PRODUCT6*l* **M
NO. CITY CO) IP ANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil C ke Total PROCISS Coke Tar Ariiwor ia tither ISCELL14NEOUS 1NFURi )iIUN
9
Hattiesbur
Traction Co
B90
1900
1910 a
C
12
12
1920 a
C
23
23
U)
(1)
1930 a
C
42
42
(1)
35
1940 N
1950 N
AVERAGES:
26
2
35
10
Lauiel
Mi si ippi 6 Co
1890
1300
1910
I 920
1930 a
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
CW
14
14
14
14

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— —.,aat,. . —
S Ye lb _ i i s U S i a *I ‘ .fl ZS
S — .
a rzva as ens ...n.nss asns
S _ . ta s1 tar St CSS ThSst — r
1
avIllt
.tC.
119$ •
C
(5)
1*’
C
7
7
191 1*
C
6
6
1921’
C
1$
ii
1931*
C
21
21
1
194$ N
191$ N
A E5 :
11
I i
1
2Carthags
BCo
169$’
1*’
191 ,0
192. 0
1931-
194$-
191$-
AEflES.
C
C
4
1$
.
7
I
4
1$
7
3
Ud llicotha
•
VatirliELCo
16% I
1911 I
191$’
1921*
193$ ’
1941 0
19510
( BESu
V
0
V
V
V
.
(9)
4
5
9
21
.
1$
•
4
5
9
2$
I I
1
Patton
4
Clinton
lCoa l ICoksCo
.
16% I
1911’
191$’
192 1*
1931 *
194$ 0
1 0
1E6s
C
C
C
C
C
4
5
5
5
1$
6
.
4
5
5
5
1 1
6
11 1,3)
ta
7
7
1

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TAbLE B-ks IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MANJFACTUR NG SITES - ALL PLQ’ 1S (1W30-1950)
STATEi NISSOURI
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ • , , **Y4’R0DLCTS1*1*’**’
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water O 1 Coke Total PROCESS CoMe Tar Af rflorIa Other MISCELLANECkiS INFflRr 4 TION
9
Jefferson City
Ll1&P Co
1890 *
14
.
(8)
Lowe (S)
1900*
14
7
1910 a
14
26
26
1920 •
14
so
50
1930 a
CW
107
101
31
1940 N
19Z0 N
AVERAGES;
48
48
31
10
Joplir
G&Coke
Co
1890 •
1900 a
1910 0
1920 0
1930 -
1940 —
•ac
I
AVERAGES;
C
C
4
40
22
4
40
22
11
Ilarisas City
LiCoke Co
1890 I
1900 *
1910 N
1920 0
1930 0
1940 —
1950 -
AVERAGES;
14
14
225
720
413
225
720
473
Lowe
12
Lex nctc.’
GL Co
1890 *
1900’
19t0*
1920 ‘
193J *
194 \
-
LiJ J l
AVERAGES ;
C
C
C
C
CW
7
4
8
10
15
9
7
4
8
10
15
9

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O Ø PADUCTIOI’l RAYE £ 1M cu. ft. /yfl W SZf ZE/ •*.** y-pRQDuCTB.......*
CiTY YEAR $TMTIJS BAS TYPE Co.i Wt.i Oil Cok* Totsi PROCEBB Coltt Thr AEmonta flth.r MI CELU NEUUS INFOR#$4T10K
13
Lou ana
Carbor I Co
1890 *
C
?
1900*
C
2
2
1910*
C
8
a
1920 *
C
11
11
1938 ‘
CW
9
9
1340 0
1958 0
VERAGES
8
8
14
Marshall
“
GL Co
1890 *
1908*
1910*
1320 t
:330 *
C
C
C
C
CW
50
4
8
13
10
50
4
8
13
3
1940 0
19Z0 0
6VER 6ES
19
,
19
15
ob&Iy
6L Co
1898 *
C
(18)
1308i
1910*
1920 0
j93 *
C
C
C,W
2
6
26
36
2
6
62
32
1340 N
1950 N
VERfl6ES:
11
36
23
32
16
Nevada
6&EL
Co
1890 *
1900*
1510 *
1920 0
1930 U
1948 -

L _J —
AVER i3ES
C
C
C
14
9
10
11
14
9
10
11

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TABLE b - I: 1DENTI ICA1ION OF TOWN 6 S MANkfACTURING SITES - k L -tA 41S (!8W-1950)
STATES MISSOURI
GAS PRODIJCIION RATE (MM cu.ft.IYR) G(iSIFIE i/ •a*a.aabY—P ODUC1Sa*a*ita,
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water O 1 Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar A,aiaon:a Other MISCELLANEOUS INFIJRMAIION
17
R:ch H :11
“
z
LH&P Co
: ::: —
1890 I
: :z z:
C
4
z: ::
4
19 8a
C
4
4
1910 0
1928 0
1938
1948 -
1958 -
AVERAGES:
4
4
18
Sedalia
OL Co
1898 a
j9 *
1918 *
1920 a
1938 a
1948 N
19 8 N
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
C
12
12

53
84
38
.
12
12
28
53
84
38
(1)
(1>
H
56
SE,
.
19
Springfield

“
61 Co
1890 a
198 a
]918 a
1928 *
1930 I
1948 N
1958 N
AVERAOES;
C
C
C,W
C,W
CW
1 5
16
107
120
135
91
i S
16
107
120
195
91
Lowe
Lowe
Lowe
70
70
20
St Charles
‘
L&Coal
Co
1890 a
1300*
1910 a
1928 0
1930 *
1340 *
1350 N
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
CW
CW
5
5
42
(9)
33
16
5
5
22
33
16

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___ P OD4 TiON TE (MM cv. ft. FYR W ZFZER/ *.****ey-PRQ uCTh,...*a,,
t CITY YE* 8101US EM TYPE Coal Water D i i Coke Total PPO’ EEH Cake Tar onia Other $I9CELL EOUS UfCIHNRTION
—
—
n an .
—
-——ansnnnnsnztsnnnnannn.sgnn.nnznnnasn
21 St Joseph
04JIf Co
1890 i
C
70
70
1900*
C
160
160
1910 0
1920 i
C
586
586
193$ N
1940 N
195$ N
AVERAGES:
272
272
.
22 St Louis
Carondele 01 Co
1890 I
19000
1910 0
1920 *
C
C
C,IJ,Coke
20
1
3
2
2
20
7
7
19300
1940 0
195$-
AVERAGES:
10
2
,
2
11
23 St louis
Laclide 61 Co
189$ *
190$ *
C
C
1,000
1,200
1,000
1,200
.
191$ ‘
C, 14
1,200
2,800
4,000
1920 0
193$ I
1940 *
1958 4
AVERAGES:
C,CW,Coke
Coke
Coke
1,692
1,273
2,323
2,562
2,022
1,%9
1,338
1,776
6,037
1,969
1,338
2,591
337
337
4,355
4,355
2,789
2,789
821,170
lbs sulfate
24 St Louis
GF&P Co
189$ *
1900 0
1910 0
1920 -
1930 —
1940
195$ -
AVERAGES:
W
68
60
60
60

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TASIE 0-Is IDEMTWICATION OF TOWN 6AS P MFQCTUR1NG SITES - L PL 4TS 1898- 19581
STATE: MISSOURI
6AS PROOLCTION W TE (MN cu.ft.IYR) SASIFIEK/ ,,.,.ubY—PRODIJCTS*a**,au
CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar fleaonia Other M16CEUJ NEOtiS INFORMATION
25
St Lo sie
01
Co
1890 a
C
(450)
19W I)
1911 0
192$-
1930 -
1941-
1958-
ERflGES;
26
Trenton
u
SIE). Co
1890 a
1900 0
1910 a
1920*
19311
1948 0
1958 0
0
U
U
U
6
8
22
•
(6)
6
8
22
Patton
Lowe (Mosei)
,
IWERAGESz
12
12
21
Escelsior
Springs
•
B&L Co
1890
1900 a
1910 0
1920*
1930*
1948 N
1951 N
AVERAGES:
U
U
U
4
6
30
13
4
6
30
13
Hennessy
.
28
Macon
“
64EL Co
1890
1900 a
1910*
1920*
1930 a
194Sf
1950 0
AVERAGES:
0
0
U
CU
CW
6
(4)
4
5
5
5
5
5
s
6
4
5
Patton
-
0

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$U PAUUU TZQN HATE pIm cu.rt./yn) IFIEa/ •.. .** y—PwoDth Tu.. ..*.*
. CiTY C E’ANY YERR ETATUE TYPE Coal Watur Oil Colt. Total PROCESE Colt. T .s aonla athar P 19CELL ltEQUO 1NFQø T1ON
29
Broc kfie1d
GE&H Co
1890
.
.
1900
1910 *
W
13
13
Lowe
1920 *
W
18
lB
“
1930 ‘
W
2 ’)
29
1940 t
CW
14
14
‘
1950 0
WERI 6ES;
19
19
30
Cope 6lraro . au
Water
Works
ELS
Co
1898
1908
1910 *
1920 *
1930
1940 *
1950 0
flVER 6ES:
C
C
W
W
(B)
20
20
35
4 ?
39
20
35
42
32
1
1
30
12
1
31
E ce1sior Sprxrgs
LPH&W
Co
1890
1900
1910 1
1920 0
1930 0
1940 —
19 0
lVERA6ES:
W
4
4
4
4
32
Kirksville
8 l&E
Co
1890
1900
1910 *
1920 *
1930 i
1940 *
1950 0
VER GES;
W
W
CW
CW
9
21
27
28
21
9
21
27
28
21
L

j
11

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TAkE b1; ID UT1FLCATtON OF TOWN 6A 5 t A UFALiURi 43 SITES - c&L c is 8 13
STATEi MISSOURi
GAS P ODUCTtON RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ ,.s l**&’(- i ODUCtS, ,,,,*t
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water O Coke Total PROFESS Coke T r A, unor , :a Other M1SCELLANE k’S Ji FOA? AT1ON
33
z:= : z a
Mexico
:z:
‘
: : ::
ELH&P
Co
1890
1900
1910’
U
2
2
Lowe
1920*
U
8
8
‘
1930’
U
21
21
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES;
10
10
34
Webster
Gs oves
St
Louis
County S Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 *
1930 I
1940 ‘
1950 0
AVERAGES:
W
U
U
383
1,756
659
933
383
1,756
659
933
Lc.we
“

678
618
77,184
al1ors
hunt
oii
35 Warrer sburg Miss Public Serv Corp 1890
1900
1910
1920
1930
1340 * W 27 27
1950 N
AVERAGES: 27 27

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pRqDtJCTXO$ ff TE ($p cu ft. IYftb eAB*FIER/
coal Wa*ar Oil Cok TotaL P XEB$
•fl.fl*OY-.pR000CTS**s*.fl.
Colt. T*r Ami onta Oth.r P%l9CELU NEOt S LNFUR ’TLON
A . CiTY YEM ST TU9 EM TYPE
I 8u te City GL&Coka Co 1890 * 14 16 16 Lowe
1900*
W
21
21
“
1910 *
C
54
54
Coal
1920*
C
96
96
(31
5
1930 a
C
70
70
1940 N
1950 N
VE 1 16 S:
73
19
51
5
2 6reat Falls
11
ELLG Co
1890 ‘
C,W
?
1900 0
1910 0
1920 a
c,w
17
47
£4
(1)
(-1
1930 0
1940 0
4 flC
—
PVE 6ES:
17
47
64
3 Heler,a
GL&Coke Cct
1890 *
1900 *
1910 *
1930 *
1930 t
C
C
C 1 W
C,W
C,W
17
20
13
22
33
13
13
.
17
20
26
35
33
Lowe
1
‘
1940 N
4 dIC
I J
AIERflGES:
21
13
26
4 Great Fails
“
6 Co
.
1890
1900
1910 i
C
(25)
1920 0
1930 0
1940 —
nt
—
flVER 6ES

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TA&E B-I lDENTIFIC 1TWN OF TOWII GAS MANUFACTURING SITES - ALL PtANIS ( 8l30_113 @)
STATES MONTANA
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft.IYR) GASIFIER/ ,I,itø*bY-PRODUCT6 *******
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar A oriia Other MISCELLANEOUS iNFORMATION
5
P ssoula
B Co
1890
1980
.
1918 ‘
C
(20)
1920 0
1938 a
C
24
24
1940 N
1958 N
WERAGES
24
24
6
8illir.q
6 Co
1898
1980
1910
1928 a
1930 0
1940 0
1958 —
AVERAI3ESi
W
60
‘
60
68
60
Lowe
(7)

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en ,
s aria s — i
a s i i .e s m . tee — - ussr — , .
—
isle Ye Ft U*s N
1
katrics
•
I
IS *
0
111)
P a tt i .
1911*
0
6
6
1911 ’
C,N
I
£4
32
u .s
IS’
C,U
48
48
Ia ’
o
42
IR
•
1911 N
1Th N
MIMSI
a
.11
6
32
a
Assail
sia C o
1190 *
1911*
0
0
(9 )
(10)
Nspntha
a
fiscistock
U
.
1911*
iea.
931*
194 1W
lTh N
lUME $s
U
v
CV
7
av
2
‘
29
7
n
2
29
Las .
•
•
52
52
3
frand Island
‘
6Co
.
1890 *
ISIS ’
1915*
1920*
1931*
1911 N
1 9 1 5 W
IWEW$Es
0
U
U
U
D l
9
14
32
9 1
%
1 1
10
I I
9
14
32
91
31
Patton
IlL
•
15
15
.
4
Hastings
•
tCo
.
1890*
1911*
1911 *
1928’
1931’
1911 N
1950 N
M IA 8 :
C
C
C
C
U
6
6
16
33
15
78
7$
6
6
16
33
78
a
Laws
13
13

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TAa.E B-i IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GflS MANUFACTURING SIT 5 - A L PLANTS 830 l9 ,0)
STATE: NEBRA&(A
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (M iu.ft./YR) G SIFIERi *Ii..BY-P ODUCT *ui*i
ND. CITY COMPA l (Y YEAR STATUS ( i RS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total ; RocEEs i : : fl4u.ior :a Cth r MISCELLANEOUS IRfrATION
5 Kearriey 6 Co 1890 * 0 (1$)
1900* (1 3 3
1910 * 14 6 6 Lowe (T r rey)
192$. 14 25 25
1930* 14 0
194$ 0
195$ 0
AVER 3ES: 24 3 19
6 Urcolr ’ 0 5 Co 1890 * 25 25 Lc e (5)
1900 * 14 42 42
1910 * 14 204 204
192$ ‘ 14 295 295 N
1930 * CW 578 578
194$ N
195$ N
WER 3ES: 229
7
Nebraska City
“ 61 Co
189$ *
C
5
5
1900*
C
6
6
1910 I
C
(10)
1920*
C
9
9
1930 *
CW
25
25
1948 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
7
5
11
B
Oi aha
6 Mfg
Co
189$ *
14
150
150
Lo..e
1900
191$ *
1920 *
193$ *
1940 *
W
14
W
W
CW
•
2( 0
674
1,220
1,978
2,970
260
£74
1,220
1,978
2,972
“
°
(1)
(-I
H
9 ’2
3
I

AVERAGES:
1,209
1,289
5 5

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• ‘b in
.
•
S I ltt
. . . mrvs
s: ins a v a uses pa..
vs
as
us us.
u s a
vs. e va
nsa
snw
p_ 1 ts_
.flnflfl-flaISflsns•ss.
CiS Ta r— i s u ssr
ez &qe nsossvs
9 P isttaunvth
‘8it
ii,, s 0
•
•
18%* 0
1
1
1918* N
5
5
Icus
isa . ii
i
•
.
isa . u
1948 N
1951 N
(WE E8s
18
8
3
11
5
•
.
i lAlbic u
City of’
BPiaht
18%
1*
1918 * N
•
13)
Tansy
1528 0
isa o
1948-
i s a-
ffiEmg
‘
.
lIBIair
OCo
1898
1989
1918* N
isa. i i
19380
1948 0
1958-
A lE WCESs
3
8
6
3
8
6
Tenasy
.
i2tsntrai City
• BCo
1898
.
1*
1918* N
1920* N
1938 0
19480
1958-
M ES :
5
4
5
5
4
5
Tansy
U
I

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TAbLE B -I: IDENTIFICATION 0i IOtA G S M IN FACTU ING SITES - ltL L ilS (!8 - 19 ;
STATE: NEBRASXR
GAS PRODUCTION RATE ( M cu.ft./(R) GRSIFIEq, ,n ,,*fE4Y- RUDtJCTSuu**n
NO. ciTy CO$PANY YEAR STATUS G 5 TYPE Coal Water Oil Cc.ke Total PkUCESS CQ Tar Aii oriia Other 1SCELL NEO1JE I DRMAT1UN
13 Fazrbury 6 Co 1890
1900
1910 * W 4 2 Te r ey
1920 * W 18 18
1930 a W 35 35
1940 0
1950 0
AVER1 ES: 18 18
14
Norfolk
L&F
Co
1890
190$
191$ a
W
14
14
Terr ey,
S
1920’
4
19
19
1930*
W
48
48
N
1940 0
‘
‘
19500
AVERAGES:
27
27
IS
Ord
N
LLF
Co
189$
1900
191$ *
j9 $*
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVERAGES;
W
W
t2)
3
3
3

lenrey
16
York
G4E
Co
1830
l9 0
191$’
192$ *
W
W
£
15
6
15
1930 *
W
24
24
t9’0 N
:9 N
AVE AGES :
1
15

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a PROUtICTION MATE DIM cII.ft. YM tUA8IF Eft/ .** *BY—PRUDUCT8I *..**.
*3 . CItY YEØR sraTUø $A TYPE Cea Iditer Q L CekC Tota’ PROCECS Coke Tar R imo ua Other tI6CELAI EthJS IkFORMAT ION
17 Broksn &ow 0 Co 1890
1900
1910
1920* W 2
1930 0
1943 0
1950 —
WER GES: 2
18 Colurdbus 6 Co 1890
I 900
1910
1940 * W 11 11
1930 * CW 20 28
1940 N
1953 N
AVERQGES: 16 16
19
McCook
Citizen’s 6 Co
1890
1900
L
1910
1923 *
W
1
1
Terney
1330 *
W
(5)
I’
1940 N
1950 N
1 VER GES:
1
1
20
North
Platte
I
L&P
Co
1890
1903
1910
1920 *
1930 *
1940 N
W
CW
20
60
20
60
Loh
1950 N
1WEi ES:
.
40
40

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TA &E B-li IDENT1FIC irIoN OF TOWN G 3 NlJFRCTU ItJG su:s - is 8 3tJ
STATEs NEBRASKA
GAS PRODUCTION RATE ( iM cu.ft./Yai
piO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total Coke Tar u r ia Other MISC LLAt E LE FORPiflhiUF
2i
: : : z
Central
City
S Dept
189$
z g=: := —
19$
191$
192$ *
W
(31
lerirey,
S
193$ N
194$ N
19 8 N
22 Scott’e Bluff C tizen 6 Co 189$
1900
191$
192$ * CW 27 27
1930 N
194$ N
19 0 N
AVERAGESs 27 27 5

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eae PRQOUCTZON RRTE (PIN cu.ft./YJ ) OA IFiER/ •****U*by—pPIO 4 CT **..* *.
M . CITY YER$ STRflJ 2 TYPE Coal $Mter Oa Coke Total P CE$S Coke Tir aor Li Other MCELLAt EOt.s ItEOR TXON
1 Carson City Coal B Co 189 a C 3 3
1900* C
2
2
1910* C
3
3
1920* C
3
3
1930* 0
2
2
1940 0
1950 0
AVERflGES:
3
2
3
2 Rer o
u
Water 1 Lartd&Liqht
Co
1890 * ?
1900 * ?
1910 a 0
1920 a
1930 * W
1940 * 0
1950 N
flVER 6E5:
87
•
87
25
54
78
52
25
54
87
78
61
450
tons
larnpbiack
3 Virginia
l 1
City GL Co
1890 * C
6
6
760
tor
la ipb1a <
1900 N
1910 0
1920 0
1930 -
1940 —
1950 —
flVERAGES:
6
6
.
4 Winneiiucca
“
GL Co
1890 a Q
(1)
1900 0
1910 0
1920 —
1930 -
1940
4 1C
—
flVER lSES;

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TAbLE D l IDENTIFICATION 01 TO t GA 3 MANUFAC1URING SITES A. tRt4T3 Ii8 :j
STATEs NEVADA
GAS PRODUCTION RATE ( 1t• c.u.ft./YR) G SIFEV iiui&/-PRDDtJCTSi*liusr
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Ccike Total PROCESS C(,ke Tar r, or ia Other iSC LLANE1JUS lNFt1 tTIOt
5 rori pah Nevada & Co 189
I9
191S a W 9 9 Lowe
192e 0
193 0
I94 -
195S -
AVERI iES: 9 9
6 La Veqa 8 Co
19
19 1e
t92t a 0 (2)
l93 0
I94 N
195 N
AVERQ3ES:

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ans PROUUCIZWI Owl cu.ft.lyHJ aABLFIEN/
YEt* BT tU9 8 TYPE Coil Water 01* Coki Total P 0CES8
** N.4By-p OtJCTS*****Ø**
Coke Tar rnc ria Other MISCE Lfl g Ol B iNF P f ION
MO CiTY
I
Clareeont
N
B Co
1890 *
U
2
2
1900*
U
4
4
H—i.
1910*
U
18
18
N
1928 *
U
38
38
“
1930 *
U
18
10
“
1940 *
W
33
33
‘I
1958 N
flYER 6ES:
16
16
2
Cor cord
“
GL
Co
1830 *
1900 *
1910 *
1928 *
1930 *
1948 a
1950 *
flVER GES:
W
W
W
W
CW
CW
CW
27
32
56
109
192
190
242
121
•
27
32
56
109
192
190
242
121
Lowe
‘
‘

N
“
3
30
3
Dover
GL
Co
1890 *
1980 *
1910 a
1920 *
1930 a
1940 P
1958 0
AVER 6ES:
W
W
W
W
CW
13
?
21
31
63
32
13
21
31
63
32
4
Exeter
“
GL
Co
1890 *
?
1900 0
1910 .*
1928 *
1930 *
1948 P
1950 P
I VERIlG2S
C
C
C
10
12
(5)
11
10
12
11

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TABLE B 1 IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MANUi CTUR!?4G SITES - P.. L f NiS 1185’ 15 b
STATE: NEW Ht PSHIRE
GAS PRODUCTION R TE 1 .M cu.ft./YR) G. !L / 4I,4*,.E(Y-I:1(J [ XJCTS*aIlI,fl
CITY CONPANY YEAR STATUS ( iRS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke lotal PR{A ,ESS Cc ke r fl a or a Other MISCELL lNEO1i 1NFORM1lTl [ i
S
z a :
Farsnngton
== =
“ 61
:=z=
Co
g = ==
1891 *
0
—:: :
1
1
f ec t
191ô 1.
g
1
1910 0
1921 0
1930-
1940-
1950-
AVERAGES:
1
1
6
Somersworth
Great
FaI1 (ii Co
1890 4
1900 *
1910 a
1920 0
930 0
(4
C
o
6
ii
(5
6
H
15
lowe (SI
({encali
“
-
1956 —
AVERAGES:
6
13
11
7
Har over
N (ii
Co
1890 *
0
1
1
1900 0
.
1910 0
1920 -
1930 -
1940
1950-
AVERAGES:
1
1
B
Keer e
61
Co
1890 4
1380 a
1918 4
1920 a
193
14
14
(4
(4
W
5
12
24
45
71
5
12
24
45
7!
Lowe

“
“
194 C
Ccis,
/ ach st r
1ib1ic
Serv
rc
-
QVERf43ES
31
31

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Coke Tt - Aeeaov * Other NIOCELLAkEOtIa :wsoRs4 nos
an P aOUGTION MTE 11M cu. ft. /YfI) øS1FZER
8ThTUI e s TYP€ co.I Water O 1 Coke totes PROCE$$
i s CflY
9 Lacoria l Ot. Co 189 *
1900 *
0
5
5
Kendall
1910 *
0
25
25
1920 *
W
35
35
Lowe
1930 *
1940 0
CW
•
44
44
1950 0
RVER 6ES:
40
15
27
10 Manchesta
People’s GL Co
1890 ft
W
(45)
H-L
1900 *
1910 *
1920 1
1930 *
1’340 *
1950 *
AVERAGES:
W
W
W
C ,W
W
W
95
173
352
419
408
595
340
29
29
95
173
352
448
408
595
345
‘
“

(5)
450
450
160
160
11 Nashua
Liyht,H&P Co
1890 *
C
27
27
1900 ‘
1910 *
1920 ‘
1930 ft
C
C,W
C,W
C,W
37
52
60
213
58
561
37
52
118
774
Lowe
1
(2)
12
C—)
227
(-C
1940 C
1950 -
VER GES:
18
310
202
12
Cor .
w/ )’ianich tec
Pub.
Serv.
12 Portsmouth
GL Co
1890 *
C
10
10
1900 *
1910
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
1950 4
1WER 6ES:
C
C
C
C
C
C
II
18
64
79
79
95
51
11
18
64
79
79
95
5 )
(1)
(-I

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TPbLE B- I: 1DENTIF1C TION OF TOWN G1 S M UF CfU 1 .G SUES - ILL rt t S (!6’ 2I9 )
ST 1E: NEW HPIIPSHIRE
I3AS P DDUCT1ON RPTE ( l c u.ft./YR) G lSiè E /
W I. CITY COMPflNY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke otai PROCESS Cc..e Tar A; or :a Othe MILCELAt EQ(J l Fb fr C T1ON
13 Rollir ford Saltaon Falls Co
189
19$
‘
0
0
- -•- • -.• — -- —
(1.7)
191$
0
193$
-
1938
194$
-
-
.
1958
-
WER
AGES:
14 Frartkliri Falls U LW Co 189$
19$ ft 0 1 1 Napatha feecJ tccR
1910k 0 1 1
193 4 C 5 5
193$ 0
194$ 0
1958 -
AVERAGES: 5 1
15 Pittsfield 6 Co 1838
19$ ft 1) 17 17 t aphtha f etLu
1918 0
1928 0
193 —
194$
AVERAGES: Ii 17
16 Rochester GL Co 18’38
1910 * C S
1920 * W 43 43 Lo sC
1930 * CW 21 21
l J40 * 1W
19 0 N
AVERAGES: 5 38 24

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£IfIB PlCIDuCT aN H %TE (MM cu.ft./YR) OA5IFIER/ *****BY—P )DUCT ***.4**
CITY VERA $TRUIS ER$ TYPE Coal Mtur O 1 Coka Total PROCEER Coke T&r onii Uthur U8CE Ot B INFORMAl 1 ( 1k
17 Nar chest.r PubUc Sarv of *1 1890
1900
1910
1920
l93
1940 * C,CW 10 24 1 9 P1 t jr K re,Lacia/ ra a
1950 * CW 412 472 (cor t.’) ai d Dover.
RVERR6ES 10 361 366 1 9

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TABLE 8-1 IDENTIFICATION O TOWN GAS t ANUFACTUR1NG SITES - L1. tA TS (:6 I, i
STATE: NEW JERSEY
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MN cu.ft./YRJ GJiSlFIEz /
No. CITY YEl STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Crj e Tar 1 r nor ia Other MISCELLAP u i INFORMATION
— —
I
Arlington
lilCo
:::
1890 a
W
:—g :—::
U)
: :—
S i
1900 0
l9l U
192w -
1930-
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES:
2
A bury Park
Gas Co
1890 a
W
9
9
Hodoes
1900 C
Cons.
w/Lon j Bra,’cn
1910 -
1920 —
1930 -
1940 -
1950 -
AVERAGES:
,
9
9
3
Atlar ,tic City
5 & W Co
1890 *
W
30
3 3
Lowe (01
1900*
1910 *
1920 *
1930 a
1940 a
1950 *
AVERAGES:
W
W
W
cw
CW
CW
8 5
475
810
1,400 ,
1 092
1,822
816
85
475
810
1,400
1,092
1,822
816
‘
“
‘
“
I 74B
1,748
4
Bayonne
Bayonne £ Greerivi lie 6
L 1890 a
W
3
3
L e
.
1900 C
-
1920 -
1930 —
CO?iS.
W/I i1C 5)( Cty of to oker
1q40 -
1950
AVERAGES:
3
3

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a ass a i s a .e.n.na. swat
T n - sa.r at 0S 1MM -9
:* an’
.L—IJ
as. Ye ’
- -ttt Star
fls aa 5 -,jc
Sk lv Idun
$Ià
1_t•
7
.
.
1* 0
191 . 0
1 -
193$-
191$-
1*$-
- - - -$
6BaSScsm
‘ BLCo
15*’
1*’
191$ 0
192$ 0
C
C
3
2
3
2
.
193$-
194$-
1%$-
PDE$EE$:
3
3
.
7
Parltagtoa
SLCD
189$ *
1 ,
191$ 0
192$ U
193$-
194$-
195$-
?E 8IE s
C
C
(1$)
8
8
5
8
S
Blomufim ld
‘BIUCo
.
189$ *
1*0
191$ 0
t w a-
193$-
194$-
195$-
&
?
.

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IflrstE b- I: IDENTIFICATION OF TOt’lN 6 1S \IiFcKtuRI G SITES - A L 2L .NS (189’ V35 )
TATE NEW JERSEY
GAS PRODUCTION RATE ( i4 cu.ft.IYR) £ t f’IEs , .‘,“bY—PRODtjCrS’,*n*n
NO. CiTY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Total PROCESS Eke 13r Ai ioria Other 5CELLANEO1 S I FJRM IEN
=
9 Bridgeton M G I Co 1890 ft C 12 12
l90 a C 8 8
1918 ‘ C 45 45
1928 ft C 99 99 (1) I-)
1930 4 C 123 123 (2) 134
1940 I C 85 85 (1) 68
19501 C 84 84 3 54
AVERAGES: 65 65 3 83
10
Cape. May
Cape
Island Gas Co
1898 I
W
5
5
Lowe
1980’
U
6
6
l91 4
U
‘
1920*
U
27
27
1930 C
1940 —
1950-
AVERAGES:
IS
15
11
Camden
8
L Co
1690 ft
1908 1
1918 a
1920 ft
1938 ft
1940 4
1950 ft
AVERAGES:
C,W
C,W
C,W
Coke
Coke
Coke
Coke
?
90
990
540
2,100
3,630
3,765
(7000)
3,165
90
998
2,100
3,630
3,765
2,115
Lowe

Ott.-HcfF.

“
“
12
Elizabeth
6
1 Co
1890 4
1908 ft
1910*.
1928 *
1930 ‘
l94 4
1950 t
AVERAGES:
C
U
U
U
W
W
U
(33)
100
230
1,200
2,536
2,522
4,5a
1,863
138
230
1,200
2,536
2,522
4,589
1,863
Lc w
1
“
‘
“
75
1,232
1,230
2.9

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eRe PROOLM TZQ 4 RRT* cu. ft. /Yi 8A ZFIER/
YERR $TRTUB AE TYPE CamL Wate, 0*1 Caltu Total PP40CE8
• set*etøy—pJtoDucTs*..fl,..
Coke T r 0$monj Other N19CEL .0$EQ JS 1NI0I $flT 10$
M l . CITY C0$P Y
13
Elizabeth
Metropolitan G L Co
1890 *
W
(40)
Meeze
nwnnnn,
1900 0
1910 0
1920 —
1930-
1940 -
1950 -
AVER f3ES:
14
Engiewood
Berg ri
Co.
Gas L Co
1890 *
C
3
3
1900 X
1910 -
Cor . w/Hack ’rs c
1920 —
1930
1940
,
,
—
( )VER SES:
3
3
15
F1ewir tori
6 L
Co
1890 *
0
(2)
N phtha f eustcca
1900*
1910*
0
0
1
1
1
1
1920 *
l93 *
1940 0
W
CW
36
32
36
32
Lowe
1350 0
AVERAGES:
34
1
18
16
Fr eho1d
6 L
Co
1890 *
C
2
2
1300*
1910 1
C
C
6
11
6
11
1920 0
1930 0
1’34
4
—
lWER 62S:
6
6

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TAkE -I IDENIIFICATION OF TOWN GAS M NtJFAC1URIf SITES - kL -ii5.)
SIRTE: NEW JERSEY
GAS PRODUCTIOr4 RATE ( M cu.ft./YR) GSIFIf. / *a.. **I Y-PaOG JCiiji*I ***
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS C ,we Tar Ri,mior.a Cjtfle’ I’SCELL NEOjS kFORpU TjO
17
Gloucester City
6 L Co
18% 5
W
(6)
1300 a
W
(7)
t’3 10 U
1s20 U
1930 —
1940 -
1950-
QVER 3ES:
18
Nackensack
N L Co
1890 *
C
(5)
1900*
1910 *
1920 a
1930 p
1940 P
1950 -
PVER ES:
C
U
w
70
70
270
914
592
.
70
270
914
k 8
Lowe
‘
19
I1oboker
Hudson Co. S
L Co
1890 I
?
(Jersey City)
1900 *
U
850
850
Lowe
Moved
to Jersey
City
1910 *
1920 I
1930 a
1940 a
1950 *
AVERA6ES
W
U
U
W
Coke
2,300
3,900
5,000
4,585
3,327
6,588
6,558
2,300
3,900
5,000
4,585
6,588
3,811
N
“
N
N
20
Jersey City
Consumer Gas
Co
18138 1
U
200
208
Lowe
1308 C
1910 -
11318 -
11330
Cori .
wIriui sor
(t3 : er)
, c
-
AVE AL3CS;
200
288

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P 4 CTXON R T (NpN ft. /Yf4 F1EA/ •.**...BY-p4 QDtjCT .. ..
PE. CITY YERR BTRTUB PE TYPE Co Wmb.r 05 Cok. Te$. PROCESS Cok. Tjv Ruat*cm . Other 41SCE ISOUS 1KPOR IO$
21 J.rSSy City l4 I L Co 189$ P Gas purc iased F rcj:a C riswner’ s
1900 C
Cons. w/hucSc ’Ti (see hobc i eri)
1910 —
1920 —
1930-
1940 —
1950 —
flVERAGES:
22 Jersey City
People’ s 6
L Co
1890 P
1900 C
Las purchased frc 1 C rsui er’ s
Cons. wfhudson (see o oken )
1910 -
19.30-
193$ -
1940 —
1950
VER GE6:
,
.
•
23 Laribertville
N G L Co
‘
189$ *
1900*
1910*
C
C
C
4
4
6
4
4
£
1920 C
Cons. /Fiesurgton
1930 -
1940 —
4
LrnJ —
VER 6ES;
5
5
24 Loniy Branch
.
“ 6 L Co
189$ *
1980 *
1910 *
1920 *
1930 *
1340 *
19 0 *
AVER 6E6
W
W
W
W
CW
CW
CW
(4.5)
90
170
332
1,170
1,336
2,794
982
90
170
332
1,170
1,338
2,794
982
Piai’its at Lc i’ i 6r’arcn,6e1t ar
(cort.’) aria Lak cod.
1C
1 , 72
2,387
1,303

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TAbLE b-I; JO€NT1FICATI& OF TOWS G S P NUF CTu iNü SITES - LL PJ 1S 301
STATES NEW JERSEY
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (M M cu.ft./YR) GA5IF ”/ I*fl, yRODUC16*fl*t* *
CITY YEAR STATuS 5 S TYPE Coal Water Oi Coke Totaj PROCESS Coke Tar Ahu ur1 Other P SCELLMNEUUS 1i FU Pi )i1ON
25
Matawari/Key Port
GL Co
t89 *
C
2
2
t9 *
C
4
4
k91 0
i9 U
1930 —
1940 -
I 50-
AVERAGES:
3
3
26
MilIvilie
LI Co
1890 I
1900 ’
1910 I
1920 *
1930 *
19c0 *
1950 1
AVERAGES ;
C
C
C
C
C,W
Cw
C 4
5
6
45
100
58
43
205
209
353
256
5
6
45
100
263
209
353
140
(-1
3
3
(-1
52
‘ i ’ s
224
123
1-)
21
Moori5to r
G_ Co
1890
1900 ’
1910 I
1920 0
1930 0
191s8 -
1950 -
AVERAGES;
C
C
C
12
24
(18)
18
12
24
18
28
Mount olIy
& Co
1890 *
C
2
2
1900 C
1 ’310
1928 -
1338 -
1 348 —
Cors.
/Ne rk bL Co
1.-c —
k
AVERAGES;
2
2

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UNØ POOUC1XON RRT (‘IN cu ,ft./YR) UAS FZ R/
YEAR RTATUB EAS TYPE Coal Matar Oi l Cok. Tot*l PtIOCESR
Cok. Tar R.a.oni. Othar $ZBCE RP ( ULA *t.*FOHM lT lOt$
MO. CrTY ca.#a ’ v
29
Harr3son
East wark & Co
2890 *
C
(16)
1900 C
CorIs. w/ ewark G_ Co
1910
1928 -
1938 -
1940 —
I I
I .J -
1VE 6ES
30
Newark
Citizen’s
GL Co
1890 *
1900 0
1918 0
C
180
280
Cos. w/N war G . Co
1920-
1330 —
1940 -
‘.
—
VE? GES;
180
180
31
Newark
II GL Cc
1890 *
1900 *
1310 *
1920 *
1930 *
1940 a
1950 *
flVER GES:
C
C
C,W
C,W
W
W
W
(180)
1,000
2,900
5,300
8,488
8,976
14,034
6,183
1,000
2,900
5,300
8,488
8,976
14,034
6,733
Lowe

I
b cai e ‘Esse I Hidsor
Inic1jd s sor L
Gas
Cc
32
ew Brw’s iick
BL Co of
City of
1890 a
W
?
Lowe
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
1930 P
1940 P
1350 —
VER 6ES:
W
1 )
W
•
14
230
858
365
14
230
850
365
°

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TQLE &1: IDENT1FICP lO 1 CF T 4 6 S tiUFPCTUR1N6 SITES QLL P 1i\TS ( 83 - 3 Ji
STATE: NEW JERSEY
G S PRODUCTIOt RWIE ( 1 1 cu.ft./YR) F,f Siu1E I aia*,** Y P JUUCi6aa1**a*a
r . CITY COMPANY YEflR STATUS G 5 TYPE Coal WaterS Oil Coke Total P oCE6S Coke Tar Aimeor ia Other M 1SCELLANEObS lNFi1RI ’ATJD
33 l ewtore N j Co 1898 * C 2 2
j9 * C 7 7
1918 a C,W 12 12 Lo
1920 • C,W 12 12
1930 * C,W 11 8 19
1948 a 81 81 N
1950 0
1WE GESi 9 45 22
34 Passaic City 6L Co 1890
I W Lowe (*-L)
1900
C Cons. w/Patersc , be.. Co
1910
-
1920
-
1930
—
1340
—
1 350 -
AVERAGES:
35 Fatersor 6L Co 1690 a W 97 97 c e (±L)
j9 * II
1910 a 960 9 5
1920 a W 1,680 1,680
1930 a W 3,300 3,300
1948 a W 2,954 2,934
19 0 a CW 5,300 5,30 8
AVE A6ES: 2,077 2,811
36 Pate,’sor PecpI& s OL Cc 183 W Lc. e
19 lJ C C rs. w/Patersor 131 Co
1918 -
-
e.9 3 -
1 ,358 —

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1890 1 C
1900 i C
1910 1 C
1920 0
1930 0
1340 -
-
CiTY
Y A $T TUB $ S TYPE
PRODUCTI RRTC (MN cu. f . IYH eABx,IEI (,
Coel water au Coke Total P OCEBS
*******By—PRQfl$.jCtSsfl Sa n.
Coke Tar R ao ta Other PIIaCELLANEOUS lNFO NAT1Ot
37
Perth mboy
. Co
1890 P
C
4
4
1900*
C
I I
11
(‘310 *
C
61
61
1920 *
C
70
lo
(2)
—)
1930 P
1940 P
I
£ S ,
flVER ( 6ES
31
37
38
F i11i s urg
CL. Co
1890 *
W
4
4
l9 0*
1910 C
W
5
5
1920 0
133 ’ —
1540 -
.1c•
LJ I -
VER i6ES:
5
5
39
Plairfield
“OL Co
1890 *
W
(12)
1900 ‘
W
32
1310 0
1920 0
1530 -
1940 -
,
I J
VER 1 t 1ES:
‘
32
40
Pr rcetor
“ IlL Co
32
B
16
B
10
16
1vER 6ES 11 11

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TA 1E D-1: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS M 1jFACTL I 3 SITES - A_L J4NTS tI8 1)
STATE: NEW JERSEY
GAS PRODUCTION RATE IMN cu.ft./YR) G4S F!E I ,*, *JGYPI (üDUCTSUfl***I
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PRQCESS Cose Tar Arntioria Other i ISCELLilNEU1S ii RMiiTIO1 i
41 Ra iway GL Co 1890 * C 8 8
1900 * C 12 12
1910 0
19 * C 79 79
1930 0
1940 0
1950 -
VE IAGES: 33 33
4i Red Sarhk GL Co 1890 * C (5)
1900 C Cor . wILc r ‘ ‘cr
1910 -
1930 -
1940 -
19 50-
AJEAAGES;
43
Salea
GL
COo
1890 ‘
C
6
6
1900 0
1910*
C
6
6
1920 *
C
31
31
1930 a
C,W
42
3
45
Lc e
(5
1940 *
C,W
41
3
44
1950 N
1VERAGES:
25
3
26
44
Sea
Isla,d
City
‘
13W & Sewer
Co
1830 *
?
1900 0
1910 0
@ *
Q’
A I .I
‘‘345 [
Y35 —
NE RAGES

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W P WDUCTIOM RATE (MM cuft.IYR) GASLFLEI (/ ne***bY—PRODUCTS.aaaa.w.
? 0. CITY YERR STRTUS &%B TYPE Cool Wet*r 011 Cok* Tot a l PROCEER Coke T.r AMMontO 0t er MlBCEU E0US IPFORRATION
a-
an
45
nanssas .tn.n
Sometvflle
GL Co
i09 *
C
nut*
sans...
4
sssassaansaSa
sss.snnnss
4
ansass
ssaaasSnaaflan .flsaassSa*saas .aasamassStazssnamnnaansaasnSns
1900*
C
a
a
1 310 0
1920 0
1930 -
1940 —
1950 —
AVERciCES;
6
6
‘i6
Tr ’rItor4
GL Co
1890 *
9 Ø *
C
C
55
120
55
120
1910 0
1920 0
1’330 —
1940 —
.
t
J_ J —
1VER 1 GES:
88
88
47
Vireland
6 Works
1830 *
C
.
3
3
1900*
C
8
8
1910 P
1920 —
330 —
1940 —
4
—
VERflGE6:
6
6
48
Woodbury
Consurier’ s 6 Co
189 *
W
4
4
H—L
1900 *
W
10
10
i :a a
1920 0
19 .0
1940 —
rc
1 J —
I 1VER1 GES:
7
7

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TABLE El—I: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MAt4JFACiU ING SITES — ALL. i -c dS (18 -19 :
STATE; NEW JERSEY
GAS PRODIJCTJON RATE ( Yl cu.ft /YR) GASIF1ER/ ,,* YPUtiC1S, *
CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke lar I iuAcria Other MISCELLANEOUS INFOR iAT ION
49 Catadera East Side Gas Co 1890
19€ * W (10) lowe
1910 0
1 320 a
1930 -
1940 -
1950 —
AVERAGES:
50 Lakewood ‘ Gas Co 1890
1900*
1910 * W 5 25
19 8 P
1930 —
1940-
1950 -
AVERAGES: 25 25
51 Merchar tvi1le Cawder /Bur1ingtor OLE Co 1890
1900*
1910 0
1920 0
1938 -
1940 —
1958-
AVERAGES;
52 Riv rtori River Shore Gas Co 1890
1980 *
1910 0
19 8 U
1930 -
-
I j..i
AJE RAGES:

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SAS P oDUCTJDN RATE (M l u . ft. /YR) GA$IFIEAI ****...$Y—Pi gDUCV . .. ...
I . CITY VE STRTUS SSS TYPE Coal W*t.r 0*1 Cok* Total PROCESS Cok$ T. - Rj moni a Qther MISCELLf NE0US 1Nc0R AT iON
53
Balsar
Coast Gas Co
109
190
1910 *
W
40
48
Lowe
1920 *
W
180
180
‘
1930 C
Loris.
w/Lorq Brai cr
1940 -
4 t C
L .J
VERflGES:
110
110
54
Boontor
6 L & Iiiprove.
Co
1898
1900
1910 *
1920 *
1930 C
1940 -
1958 -
VE 6ES
W
W
(5)
12
12
‘
12
12
H
4
4
Cons.
w/Boortori
55
Crariford
6 L Co
1898
1908
1910 p
1920 0
1930 0
1940 -
, ‘
J ) —
VER 6ES:
.
56
Dover
Rockaway & Port
Orar.
1090
1908
1310 *
1928 *
1930 *
1948 *
1950 *
VER 6E9:
W
W
LW
LW
LW
30
48
127
283
324
146
38
40
127
209
324
146
Lowe
H
47
73
361
127

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T [ E B-h IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS NUFACTURfl G SITES kL PL NTS (i8 -I9
STATES NEW JERSEY
GAS P ODUCTJO? RAIE (M 1 cu.ft./YR) GASIFIE I .., *I,BY- RODUCTS***ft*II
ND. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Code Total PROCESS Coke Tar or ia Other MlSCELL1 NLOU5 1NFURt ATION
: :
57
Egg Harbor City
Eriterori e 6 Co
— :: —
: :
1890
:-_ : —:
::-_: z:-
::—::. :
19 3
1910 *
W
5
5
Lowe
1920*
W
9
9
1930 0
1940 0
1930 -
VER ES
7
7
58
Glassboro
Pitman, Glassboro
Clayton 6 Co
1
1890
1930
1910 ‘
192$ *
1930 *
1940 ‘
1933 ‘
AVERA6ES
W
W
W
W
W
20
250
427
420’
755
3Th
20
250
427
420
155
374
Lowe
‘
‘

236
273
657
395
.
59
Haminontori
& Eg harbor City
1898
i 900
1910 *
1320
1930 0
1948 0
4 tiC,
-
AVERAGES:
W
W
6
Ii
9
6
11
9
L-J
“
68
Keyport
Stardard Gas Co
189$
1980
1918 a
1’320 0
1933 0
C
11
.
11
194 -

A7.J
I ERAGES;
11
11

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S IS.SS.fl,flS$ SfltSS
a a 1w n. sass - as. ns a . n— —— ,-
—
•LLJ
as tsuui t1 3s 1” t ’*1* DiIS .n
61 d?wd ILt.
I S I S
1*
1928’
10’
393$’
191$’
in a
AUERABSs
S
0
V
U
?
(2)
3
6
5
3
6
5
Phousix
L—J
•
46
46
62 Ocnn City
City Gas L Co
1698
1*
1918’
i i
1
8
Las
1926*
U
34
34
S
1931*
CU
126
126
‘
4$
1948*
CV
It
126
.
19580
AVE% lESs
74
74
44
63 Pauhboro
Municipsi
p
1598
1*
1918’
192$’
1938 *
1948N
1958 k
1 ES .
V
U
U
5
I I
(5)
12
.
5
I I
12
64Purm’s&ovs
8Co
.
1598
1*
1918 *
2928 0
1938 0
1948-
in-
$ Ez
V
6
6
6
6
L—J
.

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TA&E 8 -1: DENTIF1CAtION OF 1014N 6(16 FACTi R1r4G 5IT S - fi_L P i iiS ( 95 )
STATE: NEW JERSEY
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (‘IM cu.ft./YR) 6(1SIiIERI a****EiYPRUDIJCISI*1Ut*a
CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water O I Coi e Total PROCESS Co’ far O ri nia üther MISCELL NEUUS U i’I T fl
_
65
Pleasaritville
H L L P Co
B9
z * z
1900
191 *
W
74
14
Lc we
1920 ’
W
2’3
29
193 0
1940 0
1950-
AVERAGES:
52
52
66
So. Ai*thoy
Citizen’s L
& F
Cc
1890
1900
:910*
1920 0
1930 0
1940 —
4 11 -
L1 J —
C
9
,
9
AVERAGES:
9
9
67
Swedesbc4ro
6 L Co
1890
1900
1910 4
1920 0
1930 0
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES:
W
5
5
5
5
Lowe
68
Tuckertc,r
6 Co
1890
1900
1910 *
1920 P
-
W
4
4
Lc.uo
.
I
J.J -
c VERAGES :
4
4

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sy—RaQouct a
Coke Tar Waeo.Ua Othes- lI19CELu p EnU8 1N om4A1rnN
t . CITY
O PWPUCTZQN R T (PgN c. . ft. ,‘rils u s$z,Ia ,
YEAR STATUE ERR TYPE Coal Water Ilik Cok. TO4M PROCESS
69 WashinOton • B Co 1890
1900
1910
4
W
5
5
Lowe
19a0
N
6
6
1930
0
1940
0
,)
L J
VERfl6ES:
6
6
10
Wilu ood
‘,flnglesea &
Holly Beach 189
6 Co
1900
1910 *
N
20
20
Lowe
1920 *
N
40
•
40
‘
1930 *
CW
114
114
0
36
1940 *
CW
182
182
274
1950 4
CW
350
350
flVER GES:
141
141
155
71
Williamstowri
N 6 Co
1890
1900
1910 p
1920 0
1930 0
1940 —
‘nc
—
VE GES:
72
i t1artic Hiw land
Stardard
Gas
Co
1690
1900
1910
1920 *
1930 *
1948 *
1950 N
VER GES:
N
CW
CW
119
245
252
.
205
119
245
252
205
LOWe

0
140
224
1 2

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TAtE B-1 IDENTIFICATION (IF T(M4 GAS W 1EACTURING SITES - _L PIffiTS ( 1890-1950)
8TATE PtW JERSEY
GAS PRODLtTI( l WilE (NP4 cu. ft. /YR) GASIFIER/ *i..i**BY-PRODUCTS’Ui’*”
NO. CITY YEM STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Mater Oil Coke Total PROCESS Co’e Tar clImoMa Other NLSCELLAPIECUS lNFDR) lTII)
r
73
I T T :..
Netuctien
‘ULCo
1090
1900
1910
1920P
1930 0
194$ 0
195$-
WERAGESz
74
Toss
RLver
Ocean County
Gas Co
1890
1900
191$
1920’
193$’
1940 *
1950 C
AVERflGES2
W
D4
C II
26
£2.
72
53
26
62
12
53
25
25

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* P UI TE 4 TE ( cii. ft. IY*I BIFJERI
Y 81*1*1 * — TYPE Coal Wit. Oil Coke Total Pø’ f1l
a CITY
Coke Tar .anta Othu ’ W1BCELL4V øJB l QTIC
S
Rlbuqu.rqu
•
8 Co
1890 *
C
7
7
flfl——_ a UflflSSflflflS
1900*
C
6
6
1910*
C
2
2
1920*
C
28
28
1930.
C
88
88
(1)
71
1940 N
595$ N
AVERR6ES
26
26
71
2
Las Vegas
•
6&Coke
Co
1890 *
C
7
7
1 9 8 0*
1910 0
1920 0
1930-
1948-
1950-
lWER5 3ES
1
,
7
3
Sante Fe
•
6 Co
18% *
C
5
5
1900*
1910 0
1920 0
1938 -
1940 -
1358-
WERAGES:
5
.
5
4
Roswell
‘OCo
1890
1900
1910 *
1920*
1930 N
1940 N
1950 N
AVER 1 6ES:
0
0
1
12
10
7
12
10
BeePs
•

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TAILE 8-1 IDENTIFICATION (F TOWN GAS P MJFACTURIM3 SITES — L PLANTS t89ø-I95 )
STATES NEW YOIb(
GAS PRODUCTION RATE ( cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ .u.***BY-PRO IXJCTS********
M l. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aeiaoria Other MISCELLANEOUS INFtIRMIITION
1
Albany
=*2 gaaamz uzsa*az:
East Albany S L Co
= .:=a*=ua g=
1898 *
?
= *=:
:ag:gz
9 i
?
4
4
191$ U
1920 0
1930 —
194$
1950-
AVERA IIESs
4
4
2
Albany
Nunicipal Gas Co
1898 I
U
(100)
Lowe (S)
1900*
1910 •
192$ ‘
1930 *
1940 1
1950 *
AVERAGES:
W
U
Id
CU
CW,Coke
CW,Coke
32
408
743
1,544 ,
98
705
587
?
‘
32
408
743
1,544
98
705
587
N
5, Wi1Iia ison
N
N
N
N
540
34
5,568
2,047
Mostly coke a ; plants in
Scher ectady,Hudson,Gleriri Falls
,Gloversville, & Carojoharie.
3
Albion
6 L Co
1890 *
1900*
1910*
1928*
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
2
5
6
6
5
2
5
6
6
5
4
Aasterdae
Chuctanurida 13 L
Co
1890 *
1980*
1910 a
1920 a
C
C
C,W
C,U
16
32
63
65
18
53
16
32
81
118
Lowe
N
3
108
3
1930 0
l 3 U
1950-
AVERAGES:
44
36
62
3
100
3

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eaePRaoUcTZ 4 TE (MM cu.f*./YN) 1E*ER/
YEM STRTUB SAS TYPE Coal Water 011 Coke Total PflD flS
Coke 1w P *oMa Other ISISCELLASEOUS IN1 OIU4ATION
CITY t IW4Y
—
p afl*Sflflflflflflflflflflflnsaflns———aar-.,spnnnanssnnnnnnnn—————— —-
.flrflcflS*flrflafltnfln p pnnnnflflaflflgn_fl
Attica
Hatet’ Co
1890 4
W
(31
Lowe
1900 N
.
1910 -
1920 —
.
1930 -
1940 -
1950 —
AVERAGES:
6
Auburn
°
6 L Co
1890 *
1900 *
19)0 *
1920 *
1930 X
C
C
C
C
35
(30)
110
10
.
,
35
110
10
Standby
status
1940 -
1950 -
AVERAGES:
52
52
7
Batavia
6 L Co
1890 *
1900 1
1910 0
U
N
7
16
16
Lowe
M-C
1920 0
1930 —
1940 -
1950 —
AVERAGES:
16
.
16
•
8
Bath
•
Gas Co
1890 *
1900*
1910*
1920 *
1930 *
1940 N
1950 N
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
LW
5
4
6
10
6
18
18
5
4
6
10
18
9

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TABLE B -I: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS NAMJFACTURING SITES - Alt. PLANTS (189$ 195BI
STATE: P(W YORK
GAS PRODIJCTUJN RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) I3ASIFIER/ j,,i,**BY-UIXJC19*****4*f
NO. CITY COMPANY VEGA STATUS ( lAS TYPE Coel Wat.r Oil Coke Totul PROCESS Coke Tar Aaaaoma Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
9
Stnghaeton
N
I E Co
189$ ‘
W
(3$)
Lowe (6)
19001
W
60
6$
191$
14
170
110
N
192$ ’
14
381
380
•
1930*
DI
18
18
N
194$ N
195$ N
AVERAGES:
157
(57
10
Brockport
N (l
I Co
189$ ‘
C
3
3
1900’
1910 •
1920*
C
C
C
4
1$
12
4
lB
12
(1)
3
193$ P
194$ —
1950-
AVERAGES:
7
,
7
3
11
Brooklyn
6
L Co
189$ *
C
?
1900 C
191$ -
192$ —
193$ -
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES:
,

Cons.
w/Brooklyn
tirior,
Gas
Co
12 Brooklyn Citizen’s 6 1 Co 189$ t C 165 Cons. w/Brooklyri tMior Gas Co
1900 C
191$ -
1920 —
193$ -
1348 -
1950 —
AVERAGES: IF ,5

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a PROOUCTION %TE ( cu. ft. 1Y ) aAmIFZER/
YEM STAUJS 0A8 TY € Coal Watr Oil Coke Total P OCE8S
Coke Tar A onia Other PIIBCEU.ANEQU8 lt UR$i T ION
M l . CITY
w
13
Brooklyn
Fulton MunIcipal
Bas Co 189B a
C
BOB
800
Tesaie du Motay
1900 *
W
4,000
4,000
Wilkinson
Became “Brooklyn G s Co.’
1918 *
W
6,900
6,900
8 & Wilkinson
1920 *
W
18,800
18,800
“
1930 *
W
24,144
24,144
‘
2940 a
CW,Coke
14,554
8,816
23,310
“
538
17,000
180,000
los sulfate
1950 4
W,Cohe
26,264
8,808
34,264
“
576
31,580
617,330
lbs riaphthalene
1 VER1 GES:
800
15,777
8,408
16,840
583
24,250
14
Brc.oklyri
6reer point 61 Co
1890 *
?
1900 0
1910 0
1920 —
1930 —
1940 —
1950 —
AVERAGES:
.
.
15
Brooklyn
Metropolitan GL
Co
1890 4
C
165
165
Tessie
1900 C
Cons.
wfBrooklyri Union
Gas
Co
1918 -
1920 —
1930-
1940 -
1950 —
I IVERAGES:
165
165
16
Brooklyn
Nassau 6 1 Co
1890 *
C
285
285
1900 C
Cons.
w/Brooklyn Union
Gas
Co
1910 -
1920 -
1930 —
1940 -
I QC
i ?..*
AVERAGES :
285
285

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TABLE B- I: IDENTIFICATION (iF TOWN GAS MANUFACTURIM3 SITES - L 1& IS (189 l950)
STATE; NEW YORK
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (PIN cu.ft./YR) GASIF IER/ a.a*,*iby-pRQO(JCTS******,*
p4). CITY YEAR STATUS GAS 1YI E Coat Water thI Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar aeon ;a Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
11
Brooklyn
People’e Gas I Cc i
1890 •
C
230
203
1900 C
Cons.
w/Brooklyri
Liruon
(las
Co
1913 -
192$-
193$
‘.
194$ -
195 1-
AVERAGES:
20$
20$
18
Brooklyn
Union Gas I Co
1890 •
C
35
35
190$ C
1910 -
1920-
193$ -
,
Cons.
w/broohlyri
Ur iori
Gas
Co
194$ —
195$-.
AVERAGES;
35
35
19
BrookLyn
Williaesbur h’ & L Cci
189$ C
C
30$
30$
190$ C
.
Cons.
u/Brooklyn
Union
Gas
Co
1910 -
192$-
193$ —
1943 -
i n c
—
AVERAGES:
300
300
.
20
Buffalo
13 1 Co
1890 I
1930*
1910 I
1920 *
C
C
C
C,W
110
60$
590
580
260
110
60$
590
848
23
36
(-1
1938 N
1i’ G N
L9 8-
AVERAGES;
473
260
535
3
36

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1 P tETICH RATE USI cu. ft. IVR) IWIE*/
YEJIA BTRTUB $ TYPE Coal U*tur Oil COlia Total P CEB8
M l . CITY
Cok. - Tar onta Othur $l tL*EOUB Dl flRMM ION
—
—
—-
-
21
Buffalo
CIt iun’s B Co
18% a
C
IN
te.
1900 C
Cons.
w/Buffalo (L Co
1918 -
1920-
1930 —
194$ -
1950-
AVERAGESi
100
100
22
Cananduigua
6 1. Co
1898 *
1900*
1910*
1920 0
1930 0
1940 —
1950 —
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
8
6
20
ii
,
8
6
28
11
23
Catskill
‘ Gas Works
1890 *
1900*
1910*
1920 *
1930 a
1940 0
1950 I)
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
C
3
6
9
11
24
11
3
6
9
11
24
11
(1)
(1)
(3)
33
33
24
Clifton
Staten Island 6
L Co
189$ *
1900 0
1910 C)
1920 —
1930 —
1940 —
1950 —
AVERAGES:
U
36
36
36
36
Flannery

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T 1E B-Is fl*I4TIFICATWN OF 10114 GAS * N RCTtJRD SITES - tt PU flS (1090-1950)
STATEs I(W YORK
GAS PROOIJCTION GATE ( cu.ft./VR) OPSIFIIkI au .a ..BY-PROOUCTSu.*ne.
P(i. CITY YERI SIRIUS GAS TYPE Coal Witer Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aweonia Other MISCEL1I E01JS 1PfORNATION
25
Clifton
Sprinp
N
Sanitation Co
g mz&z*zxa. uzz
18% •
m*gz*auza
C
“*$r
4
* z*z*i.z* .z.
4
— *z
*: U**Z
l ,
C
12
12
191$ •
W
12
12
1920 .
W
12
12
193$ P
194$ -
1950-
AYERIIESa
8
12
1$
26
Clyde
N
81
Co
18% ‘
19000
1910 0
1920-
1930-
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGESs
C
.
Lowe
27
Cohoes
N
5 1
Co
1890 *
1900*
1910 0
1920*
1930 C
194$-
1950-
AVERAGESs
W
II
14
(22)
)
80
80
80
8 0
Lowe
N
(6)
Cons.
w/Troy
28
College
Point
•
Gas
Co
1890 *
1900*
1910 0
192$ (I
pj3
1940 -
195$-
AVERAGESs
C
14
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
Lowe

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- a - r r an a ants aat •.nna rlstu—.nnn _____
a an ua a i n u.s. . as c inn i — — — ci. i a r— . ma... —a
flC, zz
•L IPC
ISIS •
II
1
1
RH.
sn .
N
1
1
till ’
N
3
3
1321 0
19 0
Ii , .-
‘The
tWE Bs
2
2
*tunt
OaCo
11% ft
1*’
191$’
1Th’
1935’
1911 N
‘a-
MI 21s
C
C
C
C
V
1$
N

$3
12
17
57
II
El
S
13
57
21
.
3 lCort laI
Ikar$Cmrt1S
6LCo
15% f t
1*’
ii ’
lThft
1935*
1911 0
13210
MSUESs
C
C
c
C
II
•
7
I
a
3 1
19
35
35
7
I
a
37
35
27
.
$3
.
13
•
5nvlUm
‘ OLC
15% ft
1*’
191 1’
1Thft
1935 P
19 11-
ia-
M ImES ,
0
0
V
V
9
I
9
1
4
.
3
1
4
9
I
5
less
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TASIE 9-li IDENTIFICATION OF TL]I 4 GAS NIJF TURIN6 SITES - All. PU14TS (18199$)
STATEs €W YOl (
GAS PROO (JCIIOI4 RATE (V cu.ft.IYR ) GASIFIER/ ,*lIti*GY—PRODUCT S********
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Iota) PROCESS Coke Tar A monsa Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
33
Dunkirk
E.C.P.rry 4
Co Gas Works 189$ a
C
1
1
1910*
C
23
23
191$ ,
C
26
26
19200
193$ U
194$ -
1950-
AVERAGES:
19
19
34
East Chester
‘
6 1
Co
189$ *
19 $ 00
191$ 0
192$-
193$-
194$ -
1950-
AVERAGES:
C
2$
2$
.
2$
20
35
ELlenville
6 1
Co
1890 •
19100
II
?
Van
Steen.
19)0 0
1920-
193$ -
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES:
36
Eleira
‘
6as
flue.
Co
189$ a
1980*
1910 a
1920 C l
1930 a
194$ Cl
1950-
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
CW
(3$)
37
21
29
329
329
31
21
329
129

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I 6 PI I T1QN TE ( cu. ft. IY*I S o aIFIERI
Coal Watar oti Coke Total PflOI SB
C m ’ RNY
YERR amnm 8
TYPE
Coke Tar onta Othat’ MiSCEWVEI1IS lt1 AT iON
——————--———--—
37 Fighkllk on Hudson Fishklll/N*tkawan B Workil89 *
———
s*maga*az ——— ——g& — —
(11)
—
C
1900.
C
6
6
1910 *
C,W
10
10
Lowe
1920 C
Cons.
w/ eacon
1930 -
1940 -
1950-
VER GESg
B
B
38
Flatbush
N 6as Co
1890 *
1900 0
1910 0
C
20
20
1920 -
1930-
1940 -
1950-
(WERAGES:
20
.
20
39
Ftushin
N G I Co
1890 *
C
6
6
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
1930 •
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
W
U
U
U
6
20
150
359
169
175
20
150
359
169
141
Lowe
N
I
N
179
179
40
Fort Plain
N 5 & El Co
1890 s
1900*
1910*
1920*
U
U
U
U
I
2
2
2
2
2
2
1930 0
1940-
1950
AVERAGES:
2
2

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TABLE B-li IOENTIflCATION CF TOWN GAS WlMJFflCTURIP SITES - LL PU 4TS (1890-1950)
STATES tEW YORK
GAS PROO(KTION RATE ( V1 cu.ft./YR) &ISIFIER/ **,*,,IBYPROOUCTS********
CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PRflCESS Coke Tar A uaonia Other NISCELLMNEOtJS INFORMATION
41
Garden City
6
Works
189$ a
W
7
MacI enzte
l ,
Ii
I
I
191$ 0
192$ 0
193$ -
1940 -
195$-
AVERAGES i
I
I
42
Gerieseo
‘S
ICo
189$ *
1900’
1910*
1920*
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVERAGESs
C
C
C
C
3
3
4
4
4
3
3
4
4
4
43
Geneva
6
L Co
189$ ‘
1900’
1910 *
192$ P
1930 *
C
C
C
Coke
C
1
16
105
904
7
16
lO S
904
133
1 813
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES;
258
258
133
1 ,813
44
189$
1900
191$
192$
1930
1940
195$
AVERAGES;

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• r ts an as us. us. nsa snsst
ItS T Cal 1 k m 0*1 C i i ’s fist
OflV
•
C. ten*s IA n r IIS IWWS
$Sl.aFMls
ILFa
INS •
C
S
S
1*’
C
IS
18
*ia•’
c
a
a
1* .
C
77
77
(3)
( 5)
1931*
01
156
156
87
.
1940
1* a
MU WEB.
156
57
87
4 SS lovwsvi Ilo
ILCs
18%’
i* P
1918’
1*’
1931 .
*9480
195 1-
M EBs
II
U
U
01
7
56
196
as
176
‘
56
196
a
176
470Se
8LCo
10% ‘
958 .
1918’
1901*
U
U
C
C
4
7
3
2
3
2
4
7
YanStean.
•
1935 ‘
1948 0
1958 0
M I WEB.
C
I i
8
3
•
12
6
(5.5)
12
12
48&avuuaS
ConsyklandO,FILCo
•
10% *
1955*
1910 0
1920 ft
1931 ft
*940 ft
1955 *
M EB .
U
U
U
DI
D I
D I
i i
58
683
2,187
2,253
3,309
1,415
I I
50
603
2,187
2,253
3,359
1,415
Lows
Loosis

•
•
516
2,149
4,117
2,261
Plant at Sptsnsflvsi
(Brooklyn)
12th
St

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TABlE 5-h IDENTIFICQIWN OF TOWN GAS MANuFACTURING SuES All PLCIe TS (183t l i i0)
STATEi NEW YORK
GAS PRODUCTION R i1E (MM cu.ft./YR) fjASlFjE / ,.,, ,a.8Y—P UDUCTS**4**i**
CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water’ Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aismonia tither MISCELLANEOUS INFO liON
49
Greenbuth
East Albany
6 1 Co
1890 a
C
4
4
1900*
C
3
3
1910 0
1920 0
193$-
194$ -
195$-
RVERAGfS;
4
4
50
11astn on
Hudson
Dobbs Ferry
Hastr gs
6 Co1890 a
190$ C
191$ -
192$-
19 30 -
1940 —
1950-
AVERASES:
N
,
2
2
2
Sutherland
Cor .
w/Iarrytown
51
Haverstraw
Orsborne &
Williaus 6
Co 189$ a
1900*
1910 ’
1920 a
1930 a
194$ 0
1958 0
WERASES;
N
N
N
w
CW
(7)
7
7
12
(8)

1
7
12
9
52
Heeptead
S I Co
1890 a
190$ ’
1918 0
1920 0
19 a
l 40
195$ *
WERAGES:
C
C
W

N
(3)
4
4
,
606

1,458
988
4
606
9
1,458
142
545
£
1,352
832

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a ruuussns. s s urn .sn.nrn int
i IVNNS S Cisi NJ.. . DU cae TMM P———
. a an at
css Ta ‘ • z z. hI qpa
Srk1mr
IL
inS •
N
S
a
i si .s
1* C
Cans. whi ms
1915 -
I n S-
1931-
In-
ine
ME n SES s
2
2
S4Hxs ickFsiis
ULCs
IS *
inS ’
1915’
inS U
l a o
190-
inS-
MamES
C
C
C
W
2
9
6
.
,
2
9
6
.
H ansiisv I1 1s
SLCs
1191 *
1* N
1911 -
t E l-
inS-
1945-
inS-
MnSESs
U
6
6
6
6
P-E
IHutan
L IPC.
15’
1* 0
1915*
inS ’
1931 ’
1941 Q
I SO
M I l IE Us
C
C
C
CU
9
15
23
16
73
73
9
15
23
73
.
3 1
1
8

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TAStE 8-It l NTIFICATIOH OF TOWN GAS (FACTUIUNG SITES — .L PIJWIS u890- 1950)
STATEt 1(14 YOftK
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (104 cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ ill , , YPRODUCTB”***”
(3. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water DU Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar flwa onia Other MISCELLANEOUS DfORW%TIDN
57
Huntington
E.pire B & El Co
1890 *
14
(8)
Lowe
1900*
14
9
9
‘
191$ *
14
6
6
Lowe$SQ.
1920 0
193$ 0
194 1-
195$-
AVER A6ES
8
8
58
Illion
£
Mohawk S
L Co
1590 *
1900 ’
1910 0
1920 0
1938 -
1940 -
195$-
AVERAGESt
C
C
4
7
6
4
7
6
59
lelip of
Bay
Shore
• 0
1 Co
1698 1
14
(5)
Sutherland
1980 0
1910 0
192 $-
1930 -
194$ -
1958-
WERA6ES:
,
60
Ithaca
0
1 Co
189$ *
1900*
1910 ‘
1920 ‘
1930 ‘
1940 *
195$ e
AVERc( ESi
C
C
C
C,W
CW
14
14
(12)
10
48
26
28
67
164
247
354
28B
38
48
93
164
241
354
153
8
vi11e,Norwich Oneonta,P1atts—
burg (NYI

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( B P OUC1t 4 $TE UV4 Cu. ft. /YR) IF1ER/
YE $T TUB TYPE Co.1 Wmter Oil Coke Totml PROCEGS
1 * 1 4 *a*Sy—pflflO(JttS,***..*4
Cok. T.r R.,ior,ia Ithir MISCEU IEOLS tNFQR$P 1lO$
*3. CITY
---.
*flflflSflflSflWflflflflSflSflflflSflflSflflS S..
—-
— nnnsasunnnssansaanwasnnnnntnsnn2anannnnnusaflssWflsttflflflfl
61
Ja*s*ica
‘ B 1. Co
18% *
C
(6f
1900*
C
20
20
1910 P
1920 -
1930 —
1940 —
1950 -
AVERAGES:
20
20
62
Jamestown
N 6 1 Co
1890 *
1900*
1910 0
1920 I)
1930-
W
W
•
(22)
6
,
6
s—C
N
1940 -
1950 —
AVERAGES:
6
6
63
Johnstown
& 6loversville 6 Co
1890 *
1900 *
1910 0
1920 0
1930 —
1940 —
1956 -
AVERAGES:
W
W
10
48
29
10
48
29
Lowe (6)

64
Kingston
Rondont & K1ngston 6
L Co1890 4
1900*
1910 *
1926 *
1930 *
1946 0
W
(4
(4
C,W
(4
62
20
19
63
53
274
28
19
£3
115
274
Q Harris,Su.

“
°
°
(3)
16
E J
.
1958 0
VERPGES:
62
86
98
38

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TA&.E B-I: IDENTIFICATION (if TOWN GAS P MJFflCTURlNG SITES - L PIAMIS U890 l950)
STATE: PEW YOf (
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ •I.,R**8Y PRODUCTSU******
M i. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Watir O 1 Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aataor ia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
65
LeRoy
‘ S L
Co
18% *
C
2
2
1980 *
W
308
308 Gray
1910 0
1920 0
1938 -
1940 -
1958-
AVERAGES:
2
380
151
66
Little Falls
N 6 1
Co
1898 *
1900 C
1910 -
1928 -
1938 -
1948 -
1950 —
C
8
.
8
Cons.
w/Il :on
AV RhGES:
8
8
•
67
Lockport
N 6 1
Co
1890 *
C
14
14
1900*
1910 *
1920 *
C
C
C,W
38
49
59
68
38
49
127
1-)
(-)
(-)
1938 P
1940 —
1958-
AVERAGES:
38
68
55
68
Long Island
City
East
River S
L Co
1890 *
C,W
38
30
1988 C
Cons.
w/New York
City
1910 -
1920 -
3!
1940
1950-
AVERAGES:
30
30

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C ’ s
: n.ua rumatan.na . .. ..
Ta. F -s Stair 1’
• •¾
_____ i i . ..anjIS - .
h a n s C’$ IMi . *3 C S iwad
flLysa
1LC
121*
C
2
2
194*
C
I
I
s uit
.C
3
3
.
194p
1930-
ass-
in-
I ESSs
4
4
75N. iosw
‘ ILCo
11W ’
1900 ft
1911*
1925 *
193*
194*
19300
R ESs
C
C
0
C
C
C
2
(4)
4
15
22
13
11
•
2
4
15
22
13
11
1—)
(1)
1
1
(2)
7
1
I
7lSdhi ,
‘ OLCD
11% I
1900 0
19 15*
1921*
1931 0
1945 0
195$-
ES ES.
I
C
C
5
7
6
.
5
7
6
72N lSlutcsm
6IE ICc
.
15* *
19 1 1*
1911*
1921*
1930 0
C
C
0
0
14
14
35
95
14
14
35
95
1945 0
1950-
l21ESs
14
65
4$

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IRBIE B-I: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MANUFACTURING SI1 S - ALL P .M IS (1890-1950)
STATE: NEW YOI
GAS PRODUCTIoN RATE (MM cu.ft./YH) GASIFIER/ it ’.** ’BY -PR000JCTSI8* ,*i**
ND. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ai acr :a Other IIISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
73 Milton
Balleton Spa 0 L Co
1890 a
W
2
2
If-I
1900 0
1910 0
192 ,-
193* -
1940 -
195*-
AVERAGES:
2
2
74
Mount Vernon
East Chester 6
Co
1890 a
19*0*
1910 *
192* a
1930 a
C
C
W
N
N
•
(6)
84
1,090
2,400
590
84
1,090
2, 40*
590
Lowe

1
460
385
Most
gas
purchased
1940 P
195*-
AVERAGES:
84
1,360
1,041
433
75
Newburqh
Consumer’s Gas
Co
1890 *
19*0 a
1910 *
1920 0
1930 a
1940 0
195 0
AVERAGES:
W
N
N
CW
25
32
78
314
112
25
32
78
314
112
Martin
Lowe

133
133
76
New RochelLe
Il (3£ Fuel Co
1890 4
19*0’
1910 0
1920 0
1930 -
N
N
6
37
6
37
Lowe (N-C)
I
1340 -
1950 -
AVERAGES;
22
22

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a* Tjl N TE ( cu ?t. /YJO 8ZEIER/
Nø. CITY YEAR STATUS ARS TYPE Coal Watr Oi Coke Total PAnCESE Coke Tar A. eon a Othar MIgCELLAt4E(y 4 15 fl4FOfib TlDN
77 New York City Central 6 L Co 1890 * C 7
1900*
C
26
26
1910 *
C,W
600
1,200
1,800
1920 *
C,W
800
2,640
3,440
1930 a
815
2,778
3,585
52
882 153
848,100 lbs
1940 0
.
a aaonia sulfate,
l11 ,6 0 lbs
lb
1958 0
cyariu eri;50,800
a:amcin:a
AVERAGES:
560
2,203
2,213
52
882 153
78 New
York City
Con5olidated 6as
Co
1890 a
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
1930 a
1940 *
1950 *
AVERAGES;
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
W,Coke
W
W,Coke
?
6,000
14,980
3,370
8,090
7,220
5,919
41,109
45,913
25,055
8,038
10,794
9,412
6,800
14,908
10,598
l3 949
41,109
56,767
23,886
(544)
4,600
4,600
19 New
York City
Equitable 6 L Co
1890 *
1900 a
1910 0
1920 0
1930 —
1940 —
1950 —
AVERAGES:
W
w
1,250
?
1,250
1,250
1,250
Jeriiar
Loi e(Wi)
80 New
York City
NY Nutual 6 L Co
1890 *
11
850
850
Wi
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
1930 0
1940 Ii
1950 —
AVERAGES:
W
W
W
1,900
1,810
7
1,520
1,900
1,810
1,520
‘
Lowe
‘

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TABLE 8 -1: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MANUFACTURING SITES - ALL PtANIS (18901950)
STAlE: t€W YORK
GAS PRODUCTiON WIlE ( MM cu.ft./YR) 6ASIFIER/ ,1,,,daB’( -RODUCTS****I*4*
p’J. CITY CO ’f Y YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar P.auor ia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
81
New York
City
Northern 6 L Co
1890 a
C
?
19004
C
158
350
1918 a
C
770
11 0
1929 a
C
1,948
1,949
1930 P
1949 -
1958-
AVERA6ES :
953
953
82
New York
City
Standard 6
L Co
1890 a
1900 *
1910 a
1929 ‘
1938 a
1948 0
1959 0
AVERAGES:
W
W
W
U
CW
368
1
2,080
2,588
4,518
2,345
•
368
2,009
2,500
4,518
2, 345
Fl
Lowe
N
‘
N
83
Niagara
Falls
N 5 L Co
1899 a
C
8
8
1900 a
1910 a
1920 4
1930 P
1948 —
1959-
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
10
30
49
24
18
38
49
24
(3)
( - .3
(—3
84
Norwich
U I & P Co
-
1898 *
1908 0
1910 a
1920*
93Ø *
1940 0
1958 0
AVERAGES;
C
U
U
C
(6)
15
38
44
30
15
30
44
30
Lche
“
44

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M L CITY C Y
m-
YEM aTmug
————---
0 TYPE Coal Water
— —
ue . rt. #ye e wiw
Oil Coke Total PHO bB
—
•‘u.s. Y—pI oOuc1-$...*...
Coke Tar A.mor4a 0th . ,- Ml9CEWYEUU lP1 Ot ATlON
—
8 Nyack
• & Warren 8 L Co
1890 *
V
4
4
H — I
1900*
U
10
10
-
1910 *
U
26
26
Lowe
1920*
U
31
37
N
193$ *
CV
216
216
1940 N
195$ —
AVERf 3ES
59
59
66 O denburg
6 1 Co
189$ •
C
(13)
1980*
1910 *
1920 *
1930 a
1940 N
1950-
AVER l3ES:
C
C
C
C
7
16
27
(15)
17
•
7
16
27
17
(1)
(-)
87 Oneida
• 6 L Co
189$ *
1980*
1910 *
1920 0
193$ P
194$ —
1958-
AVER 13ES:
C
C
C,W
(8)
4
13
9
.
•
4
13
9
Lowe
88 Oneonta
• El & P Co
189$ *
1900*
1918 *
1920*
1930*
W
W
V
V
CW
(8)
4
13
25
58
4
13
25
58
Van Steen.
N
Lowe

‘
194$ 0
1950 0
flVEH 3ES;
25
25

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TARI $ i : ID(NIIFICATION OF TOWN GAS Pb NUFACTURING SITES - ALL ItANTS (:830-1958)
STATE: PEW YOI (
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (NM cu.ft./YR) GAS)FIER/ “H*, bi-PRODtiCTS*U1U1*
NO. CITY YEAA STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water thi Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Akitlorla iltrier MISCELLANEOUS 1t4FORMATION
89
Oswego
• 13 1
Co
1090 a
C
(23)
1900*
C
16
16
1910 a
C
45
45
1920*
C
58
58
3
76
7
1930*
C
79
79
6
108
5
1940 0
1950 0
AVERASES:
50
50
5
92
6
90
( ego
N 13 1
Co
1890 a
C
(6)
j960a
1910*
1920*
1930*
C
C
C
C
6
7
12
15
,
6
7
12
15
1
14
1940 N
1950
AVERPGES;
10
10
1
14
91
Palayra
N 6 L
Co
1890 4
C
2
2
1900*
1910*
1920 P
1930 -
1940 -
1950 -
AVERAGES:
C
C
2
4
3
2
4
3
92
Peekskill
N 6 1
Co
1890 a
1900 *
1910*
1920*
1338 C
1946 -
1950 -
AVER ES:
?
W
W
W
11
34
52
32
11
34
32
Lowe
‘
N
Cons.
W/1 estche t r

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ai* P$ I TjaN TE
CITY YERA BTRUAB S TYPE Coal W tU, OIL
— -- - n n ——-—
(MM Cu. ft. /YH)
Cok* Total
$IF1ER/
P aB
•**•***bYp UT ....e**.
C0k Tar on*a Othat-
Kl CELL lEQU$
D O$ TlQM
93 P.nn Yan
8 L Co
1890 *
C
4
4
“flflSaflSaflaflsnnsflnflflflflfl__S___ns____ _tfl__*fl __S_am__
1900*
C
6
6
1910*
C
8
8
1920 *
C
10
10
1930*
C
22
22
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
.
10
10
94 Plattsburgh
U L, H £ P
Co
1890 *
W
4
4
Lowe
1900*
1910 *
1920 i
1930 *
1940 0
W
W
W
W
8
24
46
11,
8
24
46
11
U
U
‘
“
1950 0
AVERAGES:
31
31
95 Port Chester
C t1zen’s
6 1
Co of West.1890 *
1900 *
W
W
(11)
23
23
W i, Kennedy
“
1910 0
1920 0
1930 -
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES:
23
23
96 Port Henry
u Gas Co
1890 *
W
1
1
H-L
1900 *
1910*
U
U
1
1
1
1
Suth r.
“
1920 0
1930 0
1940
1950 -
AVERAGES:
1
1

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IA8IE B-I: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MANUFACTURING SITES - ALL PLANTS 890 1950)
STATEi P(W YOI
GAS PROD (JCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER! ,u,**iBY—PROOUCTS****U**
NO. CITY YEAH STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aiawonia Other MISCELLANEO (J1 INFORMATION
91 Port Jervis
6 I. Co
1890 *
W
6
6
Lowe
1900*
I I
8
l
1910 a
W
10
10
‘
1920 0
1931 0
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES:
8
8
98 Pou hkeepaie
G Co
1890 *
W
40
40
Al len-Harris
1900 a
1910 a
1920 *
1930 a
1940 a
W
W
W
U
Cw
43
110
394
397
1,370
43
110
3•34
391
1,370
Lowe

p
‘

211
1,865
1950 N
AVERAGES:
392
392
1,038
99 Rhirebeck
‘6 Co
1890 *
1900 ’
1910 0
1920 0
1930 —
1340 -
1350 -
0
0
L
,‘
(2)
1
1
AVERAGES:
1
1
108 Rochester
Citizen’s
Gas
Co
1690 I
1900 a
1910 *
1920 *
i9 0 *
1948 a
1958 *
AVERAGES:,
C
C
C,W
C,W
C CW
CW,Coke
Coke
100
350
365
1,530
3,678
1,203
709
1,810
1,104
501
848
4,553
4,438
4,496
100
350
1,074
2,600
4,714
5,060
4,438
2,628
(48)
200
200
(278
3,984
3,984

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en , ‘— — -
any.. S a w
• S SVSI S iS a. ta.nas. _________
S a aw i .a at.. - at as. .e v--—- —
it!
US iu ster
Ih u lc ip siULto
18% P
is a
191$ 0
1*S —
1931-
194$ —
is-
MME.
.
l l2 lachnter
SLC
.
18% I
is a
191 .0
1 5-
193$-
i94$ —
I s-
WEIl S.
C
S
S
,
.
S
S
iS3Ioe
flLCD
185 1
15$’
191$’
isa *
isa C
194$ U
is-
IlE9s
C
C
C,W
C,W
8
13

124
43
18
8
13
8
13
44
132
49
Lowe
•
(5)
(—I
Cots.
s/Watertown
i$4
leg Harbor
tidied Sn
kirove.
C i
189$ *
U
2
2
Lowe
15*
191$ *
V
U
4
15
4
15
U
.
is’
isa p
194$-
is-
EN1Gs,
v
is
1$
is
1$
‘

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TR1LE B-lx WENTIFICATWN OF TOWN GAS NUFACTtJRINO SITES — ALL PtPNTS (1B9 195I)
STATEt NEW YORK
GAS P ) OOUCT1ON KAlE (P ( cu.ft.IYH) GASIFIER/ •...U4BYPRDDUCTSI*******
p Q. CITY YEM STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water O l Cohe Total p iCESS Coke Tar Ameonla Other NISCELLANEI)tJS INFORMATION
105
Salaunca ‘
Gas
Co
1090 •
W
(5)
N-C
1* 0
1911 0
1920-
1930 -
1940 -
1950-
AVERPGES3
106
Saratoga Springs
6 1
E L
Co
1890 ‘
W
(12)
Lowe
1*4
1910.
1920 *
1930 I
1941 -
1950-
IWERAOESi
N
N
N
25
44
64
.
44
25
44
64
44
‘
I
107
Sauqerties
S L
Co
3890 *
C
4
4
1900.
1910.
1920 4
1930 P
1940 p
1950 0
AVER 3ES:
C
C
C
5
6
18
8
5
6
18
8
108
Schenectady
6 L Co
1390 *
C
14
14
•
1900*
1910 *
1920 *
C
C W
C,W
25
IS O
333
231
25
ISO
564
Lowe
•
(15)
(—1
I—)
x
1940
1950-
lWERASES
138
231
1%

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E PA D TU*4 MATE (MA C .ft.#YI) ØASLFIER/ •**SNBY-pMflT ..*.*.,
t . CITY CW W Y Rft $TAUi6 WS TYPE Coal watIr Oil Cok Total PROCESS Cok T*r orn. Othsr S lBCELU uUB l*OR$MT ION
flflSSflSflflSn. ——Sn.taan.annn.s.n — flaaaflaflnsnn——
109 Seneca Falle I Water Worke B L Co 1890 * C 8 8
.
1908*
C
7
7
1910 P
1920
1930 —
1940 -
1950-
WER GES:
8
8
118
Sing Sing
6 Mf Co
1890 1
C
(7)
1900 *
1910 6
1920 0
1930 —
1940 -
4 QC
—
VER GES:
C
15
15
.
IS
15
111
Stap1 tor
Hicheond
City 6
1 Co
1890 *
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
1930 ‘
1940 *
1950 *
AVER 6ES;
U
U
U
U
U
U
W
38
18
275
554
937
965
995
548
38
10
275
554
937
965
995
548
Flaranery
Lowe


“
‘
365
1,151
161
112
Syracuse
6 L Co
1690 *
C
(95)
1900 0
1910 *
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
1950*
AVERflGES:
C,W
C,W
C,W
U
U
535
1,200
2,155
1,297
338
508
1
282
535
1,200
2,493
508
1
947
(9)
(14) 2,352 951
43 889
43 1,581 951

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TRitE 8-1 : IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MANUFACTURING SITES - fLL PLANTS 11890 8)
STATEs NEW YORK
GUS PRODUCTION RATE (P cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ aø*i**i8Y-PRODUCT(i**i**fl*
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar RlaMorzla Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
113
Tarrytown
l & Irviri9ton 8
1 Co
18% a
14
12
12
1908 4
14
18
18
Allen—Harris
1910 0
1920 0
1930 -
1940 -
.
1950-
AVERAGES:
15
15
114
Tonawar da
“6 L Co
189$ 4
1900*
1910 4
1928 a
1930 P
C
C
C
C
16
17
18
U
,
16
17
78
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES:
37
37
115
Troy
N B Co
189$ I
14
‘
130
130
H.C. Shields
1980 a
1918*
192$ a
1930 P
1948 —
1958 —
AVERAGES:
14
14
14
155
306
476
267
155
306
476
267
N

“
116
Utica
Equitable &
& E
Co
1890 a
14
145)
Jth)
1900 a
1918 *
1928 *
I
1940 *
1950 a
RVERA6ES
14
14
W
W
C ,W
C
2,194
1,825
a,olo
90
388
146
1 ,656
244
623
90
380
746
1,656
2,438
1,825
1,189
6-C
Lowe(Wi)
N
131
la
131
, 191
,11l
2,151
lbs
sulfate

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a an
.
r- -
fSST
I ?
St
!N sue
Giii
fl.flh&
I S i S
-.
p IPS ’ .
•
•uuS •
S S1S
flUfl •
ae- e’ — qaa g
SS
Ta •
117 Vippinpr Falls
flakliSals C m
IllS t
1St
C
C
(4)
I
1
M i o
l eo
.
193$-
194$-
1935-
M
1
I
115 Una.
Cit ias’sSLCm
1595 4
191St
191St
1955 0
ieo
U
N
U
2
2
2
,
2
2
2
N -C
1945-
MS
(WE WES i
2
2
ll9watirtosm
SLCo
1595 4
19 1 St
191St
192 5 t
193S t
194$’
19354
Ss
C
C
C,U
;v
C,U
C
U
(12)
22
54
ISS
21
155
136
6
42
47
231
94
22
95
142
365
155
251
176
Lout
•
•
(2)
(5)
S
S
12 1—)
455
245
22)
64,75S
gallons coal
liquor
lESNatsrviU,
SLC
1S9S t
191St
1915’
1925 0
1936 0
1945-
in-
5%ESs
U
U
U
2
3
2
2
2
3
2
2
Lows
.

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TATE -1; IDENTIFICAnON OF TOWN GAS MANUFACTURING SITES - u PtANIS u890-1950)
STATES NEW YORK
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GASIF IER/ IIILII*BYPRQDUCTS********
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar fliivwnxa Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
121
Watkins
N 6 Co Ltd
1890 I
C
(3)
19000
C
5
5
1910 0
1920*
C
I
1
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVEi A6ES:
3
3
122
Waverly
S I Co of Waverly
1890 *
1900 ’
1910 *
1920 ‘
1930 P
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES:
W
W
II
W
3
15
12
16
,
12
3
15
12
16
12
Lowe
u
N
‘
123
Westfield
N Gas Works
1890 ‘
1900 N
1910 -
1920 -
1930 -
1940 —
1950 -
AVERAGES:
‘
124
West Troy
Municipal S Co
1890 *
?
1900 P
1310 -
1920 -
1930 -
1940 —
1950-
AVERAGES:

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S S .— a ss Sk is S I S tail P— 5S i tt - . UN... nP 1 l e a I. . . L..SISL
I lUO t it l i al l
•
OLto
18% *
C
IS)
1* ’
C
IS)
1915 S
IS 0
19M-
IMI-
1905 —
8%Bs
—as
126 OUt. Plains
BLCo
I
.
1895 *
1905 *
.19180
1928 0
1935-
1948-
1900-
M$ffSs
U
U
.
5
15
18
.
.
5
15
18
Slid.
.
.
127 Yosikurs
•
Otto
.
1890 I
1905 C
1918 —
1928-
1930-
1948-
In-
WE8%ESs
U
90
90
90
90
Lose
Cons.
si/Municipal
B Co-Yonkers
126 Yonkers
Stlclpsl
.
Gas Co
1898 f t
1908 ’
1918 0
150
1938-
1948-
in-
8 %B s
U
U
7
212
212
212
212

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TABLE B I: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS NIJFPCTURING SITES - L c LONTS (l890-19 )
STATEt NEW YOR (
GAS PRODUCTION RATE ( MM cu.ft.IYR) GASIFIER/ a.*,**i8Y-PR000CTS*&*****I
o. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total P1 (XESS Coiw Tar 4 n onia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
129
Yonkers
Westcheeter
6a I Co
18% *
W
90
90
Lowe
1900 C
Cons.
w/Municipal 6 Co-Yor.kers
1910 -
1920-
1930 -
1940-
1950 —
AVERASES:
90
90
130
Ballstori Spa
1$ P Co
1890
1900*
1910 I
1920-
1930 —
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES:
C
2
2
.
,
2
2
131
Bay Shore
Suffolk 6 &
E I Co
1890
1900 *
1910*
j9 a
1930 a
1940 a
1950 *
AVERAGES:
W
W
W
W
W
W
12
32
111
734
2,180
5,715
1,465
12
32
iii
734
2,180
5,715
l 465
Lowe

a

a
132
Buffalo
Peoples 13 1
& Coke
Co
1890
1900 *
1910 a
1920 0
Y330 (
1340 —
1950 —
AVERI 3ES;
?
?
Unaer
cotructi ir

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a ts a is n.evs saris. ,
•S’IS S IS tsa it Cs :
c t
1 ’ t— as .. afl uaas
133 Fort Lied
18%
1* *
C
tS r construction
1915 0
isa a
i s a-
l i i i-
isa —
sI
i34tSsrk
a,LLFVS1
Co
18%
1* ’
isis .
liNt
1938P
1945-
isa-
MU lE:
C
c
C
7
8
3 4
Li
•
5
34
Li
i N. I*rstht
(Li)
KIM’. Coiaty
B I
iii. CoiS%
isa *
U
125
125
Sue
.
191 10
i%I a
i s a -
1*-
in-
MUl ES:
125
125
136 Suanir
Eat Albany
L Co
18%
liN t
19 1 1*
iN’
19 0
1945 I)
ass-
MUlES:
C
C
C
4
7
18
15
4
7
18
i i
•l
1 4 . : ::àa.

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TABLE B l: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN (lAS MANUFACTURING SITES - L PLANTS (1890-1954a)
STATE: NEW YORK
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ ,,,,*,aBY—PROI)IJCTS,**4****
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar As morda Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
129
Yonkers
Westctester
(las I
Co
1899 *
W
90
99
Lowe
1900 C
Cons.
w/Mun:cipal 6 Co—Yorkers
1910 -
1920 -
1930 —
1940 —
1950 —
AVERAGES:
90
90
130
Ballston Spa
I I P Co
1890
1900*
1910 X
1920 -
1939 —
1940 -
1959-
AVERAGES;
C
2
2
.
.
2
2
131
Bay Shore
Suffolk 6 &
E L Co
1890
1900 *
1910*
1920 ‘
1930 *
1940 ‘
1950 *
AVERAGES:
W
W
14
14
14
14
12
32
111
734
2,180
5,715
1,465
12
32
117
734
2,189
5,115
1,465
Lowe
‘
W
l
•
132
Buffalo
Peoples G I
I Coke
Co
1890
1900 f
1910 *
1920 0
e
1940 —
1950 -
AVERAGES
?
?
Unoer
cc’nstructior

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:
C ITY
. .L _ 1f
n flits
S Tfl
*
r—tsva
ass-
as
at
as ..n.e
a iSø
ifls ...pp -
- S Ta —p
.
—‘— —
133 Fart Etard
18%
1 *
C
(hilt coatreticsi
1916 0
litI 0
121-
1946-
121 —
8%E .
l34Ihark
6,LIFu . lCo
1896
121*
1916*
ISN’
193 6P
1948-
121-
IwEuma
C
C
C
‘ 1
I
34
21
•
I
34
21
135 6. Utredit
(LI)
KInVs Coimty 6 1
Ill . Co1I91
19% *
I I
1
125
Mae
.
19180
1926 0
1936-
1946-
1956-
wEa lmE s
125
125
131 Snelar
Eat Albany L Co
1896
.
121*
1916*
126*
1936 0
1948 0
1956-
E8%EIs
C
C
C
4
7
18
18
4
7
18
16
i

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TABLE Is -I: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MJFACTURIM3 S1T S - AtL PLANTS (1890- I9 0)
STATEs NEW YOI
GAS PRODUCTION RATE ( 4 cu.ft./YR) (IASIFIER/ ,I.flhIByPN 00 (JCtSI*fl*l*I
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water 0*1 Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar A amor :a Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
137
Rockaway Beach (LI) Hewpstead E I Co
1890
1988 *
II
15
15
Lowe
1910 0
1928 0
.
1930 -
1940
1950-
AVERAGES:
15
15
138
Brooklyn
Flatbuth Gas Co
1898
1908
1918 *
1928 P
1930-
1940 -
1958-
AVERAGES:
C
5Ø
5430
.
5
580
139
Brooklyn
King’s County Lt Co
1890
1908
1918 *
1920 *
1938 *
1940 *
1950 *
AVERAGES:
W
W
cw
CW
CW
520
1,400
2,739
2,812
3,755
2,245
5243
1,408
2,139
2,812
3,755
2,245
Lowe
“
‘
U
k
2,514
3,233
2,874
148
Far Rockaway
Queen’s Borough S
I E
Co1890
1900
1910 *
1920 *
*
1940 *
1950 *
WERAGES;
W
W
W
W
W
142
528
2,608
3,194
4,639
2,221
.
142
528
2,680
3,194
4,639
2,221
Lowe
N
1,314
2 ,i88
4, 81
2,798

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M I.
—
UAS PROO(iTION AnTE (1*1 cu. ft. IYR) ARE1F ZEA/ •.***BY—PRODUCTe**.***..
CITY YEM STATUS 19 TYPE Coal Water 0*1 TotiI PROCESS CoM. Tar Aeeon*. Other MISCELLRNEOUS 1r4FORI T1L 4
--
Fredonie Nat 0 1. Co 1898
141
1900
1910 *
C
18
10
1928 0
1930 0
1940 -
1950.-
WER GES:
10
10
142
Free Port
Nassau, Suffolk Light Co 1830
1908
1910 *
1920 *
W
W
111
450
111
450
Lowe
‘
,
1930 0
1948 0
195 -
I IVERfl6ES;
,
281
281
143
Fulton
11 Fuel & Light Co 1898
1908
1910 *
1920 *
19313 *
1940 0
1950 0
VER 6ES
C,W
C,W
C,W
25
29
43 3
32 3
25
29
46
33
(1) (-)
3 44
3 44
144
Glenn Cove
Sea Cliff & Glenn Cove 6a1890
1900
1910 *
1920 ‘
1938 0
W
W
12
24
12
24
Lowe

1940 0
1958 —
AVERAGES:
18
18

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TA8iE ti-i ; IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS NANUFACTURIM SITES - All PLANTS (389 1958)
STA1E I €W YORK
GAS PRODUCTiON RATE (MM cu.ft./YRI GASLFIER/ ,*,,,6YPROD (JCTS**I*I***
M i. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke total PROCESS CoI e Tar AN tK,nIa tither MISCELLANEIIIJS FUI4P)AT1ON
145 Grarvitle
US Co
189$
1980
191$ *
14
5)
Lowe
192$ ’
14
1
1
“
1930*
CW
9
9
U
1948 0
1950 0
AVERAGES;
8
8
146 Mecharuc viIle
Half Moon LH&P
Co
1890
1980
1910*
1928*
193$ ‘
14
14
CW
3
15
37
,
3
15
31
Lowe
‘
“
194$ 1)
1950 0
AVERASES;
18
18
147 Newtown
N Li Co
1898
1980
1918 P
192$ -
1938 -
1948 -
195$-
AVERAGES;
14(3 New York City
New Anisterdae (3
Co
189$
—
1980
1910 a
1928 a
t R
1948 0
1958 0
VERASES ;
14
14
W
4,008
6,200
2,617
4,212
4,808
6,200
2,617
4,212
Lowe
“

1,457
1,457
P ar,t ir, Raverswood,
LI

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- - . puoIw.suu. Ta • Cu. rt. ,Vfl, U ZFI flF a 5VPflCOtJCTS
tØ. CITY U dY WAR. 8tATI UAB TYPE Coil Wat.r Oil Cok. Total PH fSO CoN. T ar ont a Oth.r 141C $E UO INFOR$RTIllt4
———.*a_fltSflflfl*Sflfl
149 Qeraning Northern We tc e ter L Co1890
1900
1910 *
Id
25
25
Lowe
1920 *
Id
68
66
‘
1930 0
1940 0
1950 —
IWERI IGES:
46
46
150 Patchogu
6 Co
1890
1900
1910 *
1920 p
1930 X
W
13
,
13
Lowe
Standby status
1940 —
flC
-
AVERAGES:
13
13
151 Sandy Flu
Un:ted Gas UI Co
1890
1900
1910 i
1920 P
1930 —
19 0 -
4 OC
—
AVERAGES:
C
10
10
10
10
152 Suffernu
6 Co
1890
1900
•
1910 *
1920 *
1930 0
194 0
“C
-
AVERAGES;
W

-
8
7
8
8
7
8
Lowe
‘I

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ThOU 8-1: IDENTIF ICATION OF TOWN GAS MANUFACTURING SUES - ACL PiA 4TS ( 1890-1950 )
STATE: NEW YORK
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) SASIFIERI •... *øbY—PRODUC1S ’4*”*”
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water (hi Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar (liniiiorua Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
153 l estchester The 8ron G tE Co 1890
1900
191$ • N 110 11$ Lowe
1920 0
1930 0
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES: (10 110
154 West Poir t Govt. Reservation 1890
(900
1910 a C 15 15
1920 a C 15 15
1930* C
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES: IS 15
— a
155 Astorta H LHIP Co 1890
1900
1910
1920 4 C ,W 4,440 6,650 11,090
1930 a C,W 3,865 19,919 23,844 254 16,220 565 5,078,140 lbs a uaciruwn sulfate
1940 0
1950 (3
AVERAGES: 4,153 13,315 (7,467 254 565
156 Beacon Southern Duchess 6 Co 18’30
1900
19(0
1920 a W 10 10 Lowe iSu)
l’fl * 2
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES: 6 6

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Out
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S ’
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a nfl. nut
a.. biut
sans
i——u-
•sn•
aS
.s rrs..nu.
Tw t a lit.. r 1 S uata
lB lIiuYorkC Ity
Ivai SflC.
1$.
1
1918
lO’
19381
194$-
In-
I UA G ESs
U
.
23 8 ’
238
238
a
Lou .
P1* 1st
ZuruaRve
158 Stoic Lake
$o*1aia 8 C ,
18%
1*
1918
1*1
1938t
1948’
1958 I)
% VSs
V
U
17 ,
15
16
17
15
16
159 Troy
*ulus Valley Fat
Corp
1891
1*
191 1
10
1938
a
1958 0
IWEmBES .
u,cs.
1, 19
1,899
5,273
5,273
7,172
7,172
(6)
5,398
5,398
11,519,138 lbs
auuu stil ate
.

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TABLE B-1 IDENTIFICATION OF TOlll GAS P V4E CTURDE SITES - ftt. PtJV4TS (1890-1950)
STATEs NONTH CAHOLIli1
GAS PRODUCTION TE ( cv. ft. IYR) GRSIFIER/ ****,**by-PRI]fl(JCIS****a***
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aewonia Other HISCELLN4EOtJS INFORNATION
I
charlotte
aga&az u—— —-—-
• SI Co
18% •
C,W
8
8
Lowe
1988 •
C,W
17
17
‘
1918 a
C,W
45
45
S
1920 a
C,W
200
208
193$ a
C,C$J
195
161
356
‘
(6)
234
194$ (3
1958 *
C,CW
642
642
0
AVERAGES:
185
161
211
234
2
Fayettevill.
• UI Co
18% *
1* *
1918 *
1920 a
193$ a
1948 0
1958 0
AVERAGES:
C
C
C 1 U
C 1 W
CU
(8)
(5)
9
15
12
24.
24
9
15
24
16
Lowe
3
Goldsboro
Water 1 6LEL Co
1890 a
1908 0
1918 0
1920*
1930 0
1940 0
1958-
AVERAGES:
7
4
Greensboro
6LE1 Co
18% •
1900*
1918 *
1928 I
1930 *
1940 e
195$ *
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
C 1 W
C,W
U
4
9
24
70
144
145
66
&i
54
359
167
4
9
24
70
233
199
359
128
(0)
(4)
20
i 3
85

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, . cm
P IET1ON 1E t1S Cu. ft. lYE
YEA utana 1i n o Cool WitUr 04 * Coke Total
U W1*Rl
PtW YE
•*.*u*.$Y-p UCT$...,..e
Coke T sr oni s Other PIl CEU. IEaUa lWOm TION
——— flSsfl flfl*flfltflssflflflfl
Hunderion
Th. • EIEL Co
1891 *
?
(4)
1 0
.
1918 0
1920*
N
15
15
1938 I
CU
15
15
1948 •
CU
10
18
1958N
dER l3ES;
13
13
6
New Berne
61 Co
1898 *
1900’
1918’
1928*
1938 *
1948 C)
1958 0
11
N
N
U
CU
(8)
3
6
8
18.
3
6
8
to

Lowe
‘
‘


flVERAGES
9
9
7
Raleiqh
‘
6 Co
18% *
C
(12)
1908*
1918 4
1928 *
1938 *
1940 ‘
1990 *
AVERAGES
C
C,W
C
C,U
C 1 W
N
13
19
73
283
195
181
19
11
31
3&
%
13
38
73
214
226
322
148
Lowe
Lowe

‘
(4)
(10)
(-1
205
107
156
(5)
8
Salon
TM SLCo
18% *
1908 0
1918 0
1920-
1930 -
1948-
1950 —
AVERf l6ES
?

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TI1SLE B 1: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS $f$JFACTURINO SITES - fLL PIJ lTS (1898-1958)
STATEi t RTH cAROL IW1
GAS PRODUCTION I1 TE ( cu.ft.IYR) GASIFIERI IIIUIISYPRODIJCTSCII4*I*I
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aeaonia Other MISCELLANEOUS DFOR UlTtON
9 Sallebury
‘
BIEL Co
1895 *
7
Ro5in feethtock
19 584
C
2
2
‘
19(8 0
192S 0
1935 -
1945-
1950-
AYERASES;
2
2
1$ WllEngton
•
61 Co
1890 a
C
12
12
1*4
1915*
1928 *
1938 •
1945 I
1958 *
AVERAGESi
C
C
C,W
C 1 W
C,CW
CW
1$
36
28
69
19
39
32
69,
197
497
199
1$
36
65
138
276
491
147
Lowe
‘

•
4
4
79
181
135
lIAshevitle
ECo
189 5
1900
1910 4
1928*
19384
1940 a
1958 *
RYERAGES*
W
C
C
C
C
6
94
114
(97
183
?
6
94
114
(97
113
Edgerton
(1)
(3
(1)
8
8
28
38
116
161
12 0wha.
•
UPCo
1898
.
1900
1918 4
1928*
1938 *
1940 4
1958 4
AVERR6E9
C
C
C,W
C,W
U
16
51
87
132
72
25
49
324
133
16
5 !
112
181
324
137
(1)
i5
25
27 t
97

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NO. CITY
W
R UTAnJU S TYPE
coal
P EflUN
Wat*.
TE
D II
USS c .
Ca’..
t. 1Y*)
TOIM
Ø WZEftI
PP’ %
‘‘*aY-P WUCTe*.......
Cok. Tar oaant. Othur MIICELUVEIIID l*U TI
—
13
Goldiboro
OCo
1898
1988
1918 I
?
Under construct ion
1928*
U
25
25
5
1938 *
LW
15
15
1948 0
1958 N
AVERA6ES
28
20
5
14
Sali*bury
£Spencer
Railway
Co
1898
1908
1918 *
1920*
1930*
1940 0
1950 0
AVERA6ES
C,W
C,U
C
17
36
58
34
4
•
4
17
48
50
36
Lowe

(2) 40
40
15
Washington
•
LIW Co
1898
1900
1918 *
1928*
1930*
1940 0
1950 a
AVER 3ES:
U
W
CU
18
18
19
16
10
18
19
16
Lowe
‘

16
Winston—Saleu
L&E Co
1890
1900
1910 *
j9 *
1930 *
1948 *
1950*
WEWI6ES
C
C,W
C,W
C,W
U
21
68
139
129
89
17
10
19
328
94
21
85
149
148
328
146
Lowe
‘
t2) (—)
7 145
1 145

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TABLE 8—li IDENTIFiCATION (F TtUI GAS W lLF1NTUR1N6 SITES — ILL PU 4TS 11898-1950)
STATEz M TH LRROLINII
Coke Tar iuaonia Other MISCELLANEOUS DFORW TION
PLI. CITY
GAS PROCIICTION GATE ( cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/
YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS
—-- ———— —
17 Corcord IKannapolie 6 Co 1898
19
1910
1920 I
C,iI 18
18
Lowe
1930 •
C 1 11 38 1
31
a (0.2) 24
1948*
C 39
39
2 40
1950 N
IWERASESi
29 I
29
2 32
IS
Elizabeth City
S 6 I.proves.nt Co
1890
1980
1918
1928 I
1938*.
1948*
195 $M
N 12
C I I 18.
CII IS
12
18
18
Lowe
•
‘
-
—----
Sactonia
AVERAGES:
16
----------------
I I 15
II 34
II 43
N 136
57
16
—--------—-- —--
41
47
19
ISuburban 6 Co
1898
1980
1918
1928*
1930’
194$ ’
1958 ’
AVERAGESi
15
34
43
136
51
20
Hiyh Point
N Carolina Pub Serv
Co
1890
190$
1910
1920*
193$
194$’
1950 N
AVERk3ES i
C 16
C W £2 106
C 58
45 106
16
168
58
81
53

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COK . T sr a..o da Uthsr MI ELU WM INFO 1ATl
• . CITY
UøS p ou Tsae TE o n. Vt. IYN) 1PIER
V$I BTR1UB B TYPE osI WM.r Oil Cok. Total PItht O
—naanns- n. nannna-
21
Rocky Nount
• Pub I ii U Dept
1090
1900
191$
192$ *
W
44
44
1930 0
194$ *
CU
115
115
48
1950*
CU
168
168
AVERAGES;
109
109
48
22
Stateivllle
Ga* Dept, City of
189$
190$
191$
1920 4
1930 ‘
1940*
1950 N
AVERAGES;
C,U
C,W
CU
5
19
12
•
27
27
•
5
19
27
17
Lowe

‘
2$
20
23
I4ilson
Town of , 6 Dept
189$
190$
191$
192$ I
U
36
36
Tenney
1930 0
1940 ‘
1950 N
AVERAGES;
U
54
45
54
45
24
Greenville
Carolina GtE Co
189$
190$
1910
192$
193$ *
1940 ‘
195$ N
AVERAGES;
CU
CU
ea
36
29
22
36
29

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TP&E 8-Is IDENTIFICATION TOIlI LAS 4LFACTURING SITES - I LL PIfiNTS (18901950)
STATE a I ]RTH C NIINR
LAS PROIJUCTION RATE ( cu. ft. /YR) 6ASIFIER/ *****i*$YPRODUCTS*1*111**
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS LAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar iuaortia Other $ISCELL €Qhi5 Dl01 lTION
Concord IKannapolls 6 Co 1890
I?
1900
1910
1920 I’
C W
18
18
Lowe
1930 *
C,l1
30
1
31
‘
(0.2)
24
1940*
C
39
39
2
40
1950 N
AVERASESa
29
1
29
2
32
18
Elizabeth
City
S B luprovement Co

1890
1900
1910
1920 *
19301
19401
1950 N
AVERAGES:
II
CU
CU
12
18,
1$
16
12
18
18
16
Lowe
‘
‘
19
Oaetonia
N ISuburban 6 Co
1890
1900
1910
1920*
1930*
1940*
19501
AVERAGESi
U
U
U
U
•
15
34
43
136
57
15
.34
43
136
57
47
47
.
20
High Point
N Carolina Pub Serv
Co
1890
1
1910
1920*
1930 *
1940*
1950 N
AVERAGES;
C
C,W
C
16
62
58
45
106
106
16
168
58
81
(1)
53
53

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PMUe TtoN tE c Vt. IYR) ic*aai
M). CITY YE4I RTØTUB 0 TYPE Coil Wstsr 0 *1 Cako Total Pf 1 °o Cok. Tar onta Othur NI8CELlJ OUQ lNFOI TI1I4
21
flocky Nount
• Pub Wks 8 Dept
189$
19
191$
192$ *
44
44
1930 0
194$ *
CW
115
115
48
1950*
CW
168
168
AVERAGESi
109
109
48
22
State vl11e
Si* Dept, City of
18%
1900
1910
1920 *
1930 *
1940*
135$ N
AVERfl6ES:
C ,W
C,W
CW
5
19
12
.
27
27
5
19
27
17
Lowe
‘
l
2$
20
23
Wil*on
Town of , B Dept
18%
190$
1910
1920 *
1930 0
1940*
195$ N
AVER 3ESz
W
W
31)
54
45
36
54
45
Tenney
24
Greenville
Carolina BIE Co
IB%
190$
191$
1920
1930 *
1940*
1950 N
AVERl GES
CW
C I I
22
36
29
22
36
29

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TAULE 8—1* IDENTIFICATION (IF TOWN SAS W l.WACTtJRIp43 SITES — L PLANTS (1898—1958)
STAIEi NORTH CAWLIP l
GAS PRODUCTION GATE (N cu. ft. /YR) GASIFIER/ **u***SY—PRODUCTS********
NO. CITY YEAR STAUJS GAS TYPE Coal Water 011 Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ai eon1a Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORWITION
25
HIckory
Piedmont Util Co
18%
——
1
191$
192$
1930 ft
U
(19]
194$ U
1950 0
A4JERA( S*
26
Kineton
CarolIna 61€ Co
1890
1
191$
1920
193$ I
1948 0
19500
AVERASES*
U
(20].
8
B
27
LeMlnQton
N Carolina B Co
1898
I9
191$
1928
1938 a
1940 1
1950 N
AVERAGES;
W
CU
14
27
21
•
14
27
21
.
28
Reidsville
N Carolina 6 Co
1898
19
1910
192$
1938’
1940
1956 N
AVER 1 3ES;
CU
CU
6
1
11
6
15
11

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Pa t 1WN U* Cu. ft.
Coal Water Oil Coke Total
efl.fl.fly—pftOOUtTSfl..nfl
Coka Tar onlm Other MlOCEW EC*JB lI O RT ION
l . CITY YEM BUflUS EM TYPE
—
-
- —-
lFar Oo
SIECo
1890*
C
1
1
1900*
C
5
5
1910*
C
53
53
1920 *
C
139
139
3)
(—)
1930 ft
C,W
185
21
212
(31
210
1940 a
C,W
191
5
202
(4)
313
1950 ft
C,W
218
102
320
9
414
VER l 3ESi
114
45
133
9
332
2
Grand Forks
‘ GIE Co
1890 *
1900*
1910 ft
1920*
1930 ft
1948 *
195$ N
AVER 1 3ES:
C 1 W
CgW
C)W
C,W
C,W
C,W
9
25
16
56
81
71
43
24
15,
28
22
9
25
48
56
96
99
54
Lowe (6)
‘
‘
‘

1—)
71
71
.
3
Grand Forks
Dual City
B Co
1890
1900 P
191$ —
1920-
1930 —
1940 -
195$-
€RRGES
.
4
Ellendale
‘ LIP Co
189$
1900
191$ I
II
3
3
Tenney
1920 0
1930 0
1948-
1950-
IWERAGES;
.
3
3

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TAbLE 5-1 IDENTIFICATION (F T0114 GAS P c URDIJ s ilts - ILL IUWIS (189$-i95)
STATEi NORTH I WTA
GAS PRODUCTION GATE N cu. ft. /YR) GASIFJER/ H.****RV—PROIIIJCTS*ft******
NO. CITY COMPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aa onIa Other NISCELLI EQtJS IPIFORGATION
5
Jaeestown
‘SCo
18%
— — ——
s.—————-== : z: :
19
191$ ’
C
4
4
192$ .
C
1$
lb
193$ *
CU
18
18
1940*
C I I
13
13
195$ N
R ERRGESz
7
16
11
6
BLelarck
• B Co
189$
l%$
191 b
192$ 4
193$ N
194$ N
195$ N
AVERAbES
C
15
15
.
15
15
(0.1)
7
Valley City
• B Co
189$
190$
191$
192$4
193$ 0
1940 0
195$-
AVERAGES
W
19
19
19
19
B
Ninnot
•BCo
189$
1908
191$
192$
1932 a
1948 *
195$ N
IWERASESi
CU
CU
35
43
39
35
43
39
Teriney

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. CITY
___ p I Tzas TE (bUS c &. ft. IY ) U IF1k*I
YEM $TAtI 1S TYPE Caal lMtr at I Coke Total P
Coke Tar Aeaonia Other MISCELU1PEOU lP4ON$ ATWN
-— ——
I
Akron
‘
OLCo
1890 *
C
-
(25)
—
—
1900*
C
50
50
1910 0
192$ I)
1930 —
1948-
1950-
AVERAGES:
50
50
2
Akron
•
1, H $ P Co
1890 I
W
?
Under construction
1 0
1910 0
1920-
1930-
1940-
1950-
(WERflGESi
.
3
Alliance
•
6 L Co
1890 *
1900*
1910*
1920 0
1930 0
1948-
195$-
AVERAGES;
C
C
C
(8)
8
25
17
8
25
17
4
AshLand
•
Sas Works
1898 *
1900*
191$ 0
1920 0
1930 —
1940 —
1950-
AVERAGES:
C
C
5
7
6
5
7
6

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TABLE B -I IDOITWICATION T(N1 GAS WH1 TtJRING SITES - fLL P1J 4TS ( 1898-1950)
STATEs OHIO
GAS PROBUCTICIN l )TE ( cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ ,******0Y-PR0DtJCTS *ft**1*
N ). CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Mater Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aweonia Other NISCEL1J NEOtJS IWORMATIOt4
— ——-—
—— —— -
.-—— —.-
5
Aehtabula
‘ 8 1
Co
1898 a
C
4
4
1980*
C
14
14
1911 0
1920 0
1938 -
1948-
195$-
.
AVERAGESi
9
9
6
Athni
‘SI
ECo
1891 a
198$ N
1918 —
1928-
1930-
1940-
1958-
AVERAGESs
C
6
6
•
6
6
1
Barneaville
• B 1
1 Coke
Co
1891 *
1981 *
1918 0
1928 (1
193$ -
194$-
1958-
AVERASES:
C
C
2
(4)
2
a
2
8 Bellaire • 6 1 E Co 18% * C 11 17
1900* C 18 18
1918 0
192$ 0
1938 -
1948-
195*-
IWERASESi ‘ 14 14

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___ PAO I TI Th ftS* c . ft. IYN) W IF ER/
YERR STATUE E TYPE Coal Watur Oil Coka Total P ES
M i. CITY dY
CaM Tar i .onia Otb*r lS EUkE JB l*0I* Tl 4
- —
.
—
————----
——————-—----- -- flUflnzflanaSs_
9
Bellifontains
BasCo
1 9l *
C
8
8
1900 a
U
18
18
Lowe
1910*
U
40
40
•
1921*
U
65
65
‘
(1)
12
9
1930*
U
?
194$ ’
U
?
I
l950*
U
u
AVERfl6ES
8
41
33
12
9
1$
Bucyrus
•
B L
I Fuel
Co
1890 *
U
5
5
Lowe (Si
1 *
191$ a
192$ U
1930 U
194$-
1950-
ER( iESs
U
U
I I
11
.
9
1S
ii
9
‘
1
l lCadiz
‘SLCo
189$ *
1900 a
C
0
3
(2)
3
Van Syckel
191$ 0
1920 0
193$-
194$-
1950-
V ERRt3ES:
3
3
•
12
Caabridge
‘
6as
Works
189$ *
0
(5)
•
19 0 0X
1910 —
192$ -
1930-
194$ -
1950-
AVERAGES:

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TAØ..E B-1 IDENTIFICATION OF TOI GAS IJ CTUIUP$ Silts - LL PIJtNTS (1890-1950)
STATES ONIO
GAS PROIXCTION GATE ( cu. ft. /YR) GASIFIER/ ,a,ai**OYPRODIJCTS********
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Ott Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Riw onia Other NISCELUINEOIJS IPfORNATION
————— —---—-
——-- .— .—
—
———-—— — — — —-- ——— —
11 Canton
l 5
4 Coke
1891 *
C
45
45
1900*
C
43
43
1910*
C
5
5
1920 0
1930 —
194$-
1950-
flVERA6ES
31
31
14 thtllicoth.
• 8 $
W Co
1890 *
1 I
1910*
1920 0
19300
1948-
1958-
(WERARES*
C
C
C
(12)
10
8
9
,
10
8
9
15 CIncinnati
6 1
£ Coke
Co
1890 *
1900 *
C
C
1,000
1,100
ieos
1,100
1910 X
1920-
1930-
1948-
1950-
AVERAGESi
1,050
1,050
16 CircievIlle
‘ 6 1
& Coke
Co
1890 *
C
(8)
1908*
1910 0
1928 0
1930-
C
7
•
1
-
1950 —
AVERfl OES*
•
7
1

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MJ. CITY
———————
VERA OTOWI
——
AM TYPE
Coti I4tt.r
CM.
011 Coke
—
ft. #YR)
ToIM
MNUIFIEMI .....CMey—p.CM* T5........
PP - .’ Coke T sr AMNonis
——-—— — ————rwa—————— —-
Other M1ecELU oUs DIOOtATUe4
—
17
Cleveland
$ L I Coke
Co
1890 *
—— ——
C
———
(288)
1900 I
C
1,100
1,100
1911 *
C,W
1,500
1,500
1920 *
C,W
140
70
210
1930 *
C14,Coke
488
488
Coke uas is included in
water
1940 N
as prod’n
1950 N
flV Rt 3ES;
913
70
488
825
18
Cleveland
Peoples B L
Co
1890 *
C
(80)
.
1900*
1910 (1
192$ (3
193$ —
C
30
,
30
1940 —
1950-
AVER(lGES
30
30
19
Colurabus
‘ 13 1 4 Coke
Co
189$ *
1901 •
19101
1920 0
1930-
1940 —
1950 -
RVER ( GES:
C
C
C
200
185
50
145
201
185
50
145
20
Coshocton
N 1, Fuel I P
Co
189$ *
C
4
4
1900*
1910 (3
1920 0
1930 —
C
7
7
1940 —
1950-
7IER i3ES:
6
6

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TABLE B 1: IDENTIFICATION OF 10111 GAS V4.FRCTURIN6 SITES - ALL P1I 1TS (18911950)
STATEs OHIO
GAS PROD((TJON RATE 1* cu. ft. /YR) GASIFIER/ ,***4**BY—PROIXJCTS********
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Awaonia Other NISCELL9IEOUS INFORNATION
21 Dayton
‘
$ 1.
1 Coke
Co
1890 *
U
(55)
Lowe (6)
1900*
U
20
2$
U
1910
C,W
318
17
335
a
192$ 0
1930 0
194$ —
1950-
AVER 3 S:
169’
17
118
22 DefIance
U
LIae
Co
1890 I
1900*
19104
1920 ‘
1930*
1940 *
1950 N
AVERAGESs
0
C
C
C
C
C
3
9
35
50
26

•
(101
3
9
35
50
26
25
(0.2)
(1)
(0.6)
(0)
58
33
46
‘
23 Delaware
•
6 L
I Coal
Oil
Cc
18% *
1900*
1910 0
19200
193$ —
1940-
195$-
IWERASESs
C
C
12
15
14
12
15
14
24 Delphoe
6 1.
Co
1890 a
1900 *
1910 0
192$ I
1930 i
194$ C)
195$ —
AV€R tSi
C
(1
C
C
,
5
20
28
18
5
5
5
20
28
15
Van
Scykel
10.7)
(1)
(0)
32
32
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t . CITY
-
-
V TRTUB
B TYPE
eAS P ( TiAS
Coal Water
1E
Uti
(AS v . ft. /Y*) IFIW *a**...BY-pI U( T5......*.
Cake Total Coke tar anta Other
--=____nnn
tllBCEW ECtJB IWONIAT ION

2
East Liv rpoo1
6
L Co
1890 * C
(B)
-
-
1900 N
1910 0
1920 0
1930 -
1940 -
1950-
AVERflGES,
26
Elyria
6
L I d Co
1890 ft U
6
6
1900* U
1910 0
1920 0
1930 —
1940 —
1950-
AVERA6ESz
20
,
13
20
13
27
Fostoria
L
& P Co
1690 I U
1900* C
1910 0
1920 0
1930 —
1940 —
1950-
AVER IIGES:
180
180
7
7
7
180
94
Lowe (N—C)
28
Fre*ont
B
& Pluab.
1890 * 1)
(12)
1900* U
1910 0
1920 0
1930 —
1940 —
1950-
1
7
N-C
.
AVER l ESi
•
1
1

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TABLE B-i IOENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS WHFACTIJRI* SITES - PLNilS (189ø-195 )
STRTEi 0110
GAS PR(JOIJCTIO14 TE UP cv. ft. /YRI SWIER/ l*fft*lBY-PRO(XJCTSIH*****
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Azaonia Other MISCELLANEOUS DfORMATION
29
Ba11o
B L Co
1891 ‘
C
6
6
1900*
C
7
7
191$ 0
1920 0
193$ -
1940 —
195$-
AVERASESi
7
1
3$
Gallipoli*
S & Coke
Co
1891 a
C
3
3
1900*
C
7
7
191$ N
1920-
1930 -
,
194$ -
195$-
AVERAGESs
5
5
31
Glendale
•
Mutual 6
L Co
18% *
(1
•
(2.5)
Naphtha
feedstock
1900X
1910 —
1920-
193$ -
194$ —
195$-
AVERAGESi
32
Greenville
6a* Co
18% I
1900*
1910 ’
1920 0
19300
194B
C
C
C
6
4
5
6
4
5
195$-
AVERAG
5
5

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— Pa uCTI 4 l . sTE u.s u.. ft. a’YR) U 1FlER, •* *ø Y—P . sMiC ** •
tC. CITY YEM STATUB GAS TYPE Coil Water Oil Cok Total P ICE 5B Coke Tar Ao ii Qth.r N19CELU (1JB ATl1
- — — -—.—
—-
— —-- — — ——— - ——
— ——
*
—
— =—.
--__—
— ——— =u =
33
Hiellton
•
8 L
& Coke
Co
1890 I
C
13
13
1900 *
C,W
45
45
1910 *
Coks
110
11,
1920 *
Coks
?
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVER ES
29
110
56
34
Hamilton
Bas
Works
1890 *
1900*
1910 a
1920*
1930 1)
1940 0
1950-
flVEIU 3ES
C
0
0
0
50
50
,
60
73
7
67
50
60
73
61
Kendall
35
Hillsboro
‘
B &
E Co
1890 *
1900*
C
C
4
4
•
4
4
1910*
1920*
1930*
1940*
1950-
AVERflGES:
C
C
C
C
6
6
12
9
1
6
6
12
9
1
•
.
9
36
Ironton
•
(Ms
Co
1890 *
C
9
9
1900*
1910 0
1920 C)
1930 -
1940 —
1950-
AvERf iESi
C
16
13
16
13

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TADL.E 8-lz IOENTIFICAIION OF TOWN GAS W1MJFACTURLP46 SITES — LL P1J 4TS (189 t95$
STATES aiia
GAS PROOUTION I %TE ( Cu. ft. /YR) SPdSIFIER/ ***UHBY-PROD(JCT SHflII*I
NO. CITY YF STRTI$ GAS TYPE Coal W4er (hi Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar I onia Other NISCELLIV EOtJS D ORNATlON
37 Kenton
& ot* Nat.
Sac I Oil Co 1390 a
=1z =azu z= =*= =
Id
z *a
6
6
N-C
isa.
w
a
a
•
1910 0
1920 0
1930 -
194$ —
195$-
AVERASESi
7
7
38 Lai aster
6 I. I
Coke
Co
1890 ft
19130*
19104
1920 0
1930 0
C
C
C
8
6
4
,
8
6
4
.
194$ —
195$-
AVER1 lESi
6
6
39 lebanon
a L Fuel
I P
Co
1890 *
1 4
191$ *
1920*
1930*
l940*
19513 0
RVERASES
?
7
0
0
0
Id
.
a
2
6
5
(2)
6
6
5
2
4
Van
a
Syckel
‘
a
4$ Lima
a L Co
189$ *
1988*
1910 ft
19213*
19313 a
1948 N
195$ N
flVERASESz
Id
U
Id
Id
Id
(2$)
19
4$
38
268
91
19
4$
38
268
91

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.
r . CITY
- ---—
41 Logan •
Y ETATUB
-
EAB TYPE
Coal
Pf OI T&W u ft. /VR) IFI H/
Water D i i Cok. Total pØIW Coke Tar .oida Oth.r Ml flL flUB ltfUHMATU 4
-—— -—- —
4
B I. I Coke
Co
--
1890 I
C
4
1900 N
1910 -
.
1920-
1930 -
1940-
1950-
AVER K3ES:
4
4
42
London
•
6 L Co
1890 *
1900*
1910 0
C
C
5
5
5
5
1920 0
1930 -
•
1940 -
1950-
AVERfl6ES
5
5
43
Man fie1d
•
6 L Co
1890 *
N
18
18
H-C
1900*
1910 •
N
N
33
IS
33
10
U
•
19200
1930 0
1940 -
1950-
flVERAGES:
20
20
44
Marion
6 1 Co
1890 *
1900*
C
C
6
9
6
9
1910 0
1920 0
1930-
1940 —
1958-
AVERAGES:
8
8

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T E B-is IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS JFAC1URIN6 SITES - L PU 1TS U890-i9 8)
STAlEs (1110
GAS PRQUUCT ION I TE (* Cu. ft. IYR) GASIFIERJ a**fl*1 5Y—PHOD(jCTS*,l4*H*
No. CITY YEAS STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Cok. Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aeaonia Other MISCEIiJ1NEOIJS INFORMATION
45
Marietta
•
61. Co
1890 a
C
6
6
1* 0
1910 0
1920-
1930 —
194$-
1950-
AVERAGESz
6
6
46
Marietta
Sn Cc
1898 I
1900*
1910 0
192$ 0
1938 —
1940-
195$-
AVERAGESs
N
N
4
10

7
4
10
7
N-C
47
Na**illon
61 Co
1890 I
1900*
1910 0
1920 0
1930 —
1940 —
1950-
WERA6ESi
C
C
7
10
9
7
ii
9
48
Nechanicsburg
•
61 Co
18% 4
N
(2)
6-6
1988*
1910*
N
N
1
1
1
1
S .ith
1928
1938
194$
1950
AVERAGES:
1
1

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CITY
-
Y $TMI
-
TYPE
—
a n
CusI
——
ntaa.Sflot
Wat.r
..re
0*1
. , a.
Cak. To*a*
.r .n
P
-
Cok• Tar anta Qtb.r M1kC*. IE J0 11 0 t*QN
- S a ann a anflnflflflasfla an assSanflaaefll
49 Nlddletown
Sac Co
1890 * C
8
8
1980* C
12
12
1910 0
1928 0
1930 —
1940-
1950 —
AVERflGES:
10
10
50 Mt. Vernon
6 L £ Coke
Co
1890 * C
12
12
1900* II
•
13
13
1910 0
192$ U
193$ —
194$ -
,
195$-
flVER 1 LiES:
12
13
13
51 Newark
• B L £ Coke
Co
189 I C
1900* C
1910 0
8
10
8
10
192$ 0
1930 —
1940 —
1950 -
.
.
AVERflGES:
9
9
52 New Philadelphia
• 6 1 4 Coke
Co
1898 * C
2
2
1900* C
3
3
.
1910 0
1920 0
1938 -
1940 —
1950-
-
1WER 3ES;
3
3

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TA&E 8-1 IDENTIFICATION (IF TOWN GAS PIAt4UFACTURING SITES — ALL PLANTS (189OI95 )
STATEs OHIO
GAS PRODUCTION RATE ( 4 cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ *****,*BYPRODtJCTS ***I*ft*
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar A*uaonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
53
Norwalk
‘
p
a. Co
1890 *
az— —
N
——-—— —
(9)
ixz *= =
Lowe (Fl)
1900*
N
20
20
‘
1910 0
192* 0
193* —
1940-
1950-
AVERAGESs
20
20
54
Oberlin
•
B&E
Co
1890 *
1900 ‘
1910*
1920 0
1938 0
1948 —
1950-
AVERAGES;
C
C
C
2
(6)
22
12
.
2
22
12
55
Painesville
•
a- Co
1890 I
1900*
1910 ‘
1928*
1930 P
1940 —
1950-
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
6
8
28
22
14
6
8
20
22
14
.
56
Piqua
•
6L1
Coke
Co
1890 *
1908*
1910 •
1920 0
1938 0
1940-
195 -
AVERAGES:
C
C
C,W
7
10
8
8
7
1*
8
8
N-C

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‘ CiTY
*7I S%VdV
Y R4t t fllS 5 TY Cas*W. .r U**
;; & -
i;-;---
— flasaSfla —ssflssfla.aflan—————afl -
7 Portsuouth
•
0 1 £ Co
*890 I
C
*6
*6
1900*
C
2$
2$
.
1910 0
1920 0
193$ -
-
1950-
AYER GES
18
18
58 Raveni’ a
l
I E Co
1898 1
1900*
1910*
*928 0
1930 0
194$ —
1950-
AVER ES;
C
C
C
3
5
9
6
.
3
5
9
6
59 Ripley
•
OL £ Coke
Co
189$ *
C
1
1
1900*.
ISIS4
1920*
1930 X
1940 —
1950-
AVERI GES:
C
C
C
2
1
2
2
2
1
2
2
60 Sandusky
• ( IL Co
189$ *
W
2$
20
Loolis
1908*
1910 0
19280
193$ —
1940-
1950-
flVER GES:
W
.
2 5
28
20
20

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TAtE B-h IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS tFRCTURIPG SITES — V_L PLONTS U890-1950
STATE* OWlO
GAS PROIXJCTION RATE (PP c .ft./YR) GASIFIER/
Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS
Ifl*IftBy--PRODIJCTSU* 1U 4*
Coke Tar A isonia Other NISCELLfV EOtJS INFORMATiON
t . CITY
YEAR STAI 1JS GAS IVPf
61
8al
• t
Co
1890 a
C
40
40
1*4
C
12
12
1910 1
192$-
1930 -.
194$-
1950-
1ERA6ES
26
26
L2 Sidn.y
‘ULCo
1891 a
1900*
1910 N
192$-
1930-
1940-
1950-
fIVERAGESi
C
C
(6)
8
8
•
8
8
63
Sprin fteId
•
8 1
1 Coke
Co
3890 a
1900 ’
1910 N
1920-
1930 -
194$ -
1950-
AVERAGES:
C
C
I
55
60
58
55
6 0
58
‘
64
Bteubenville
6 1
E Co
1890 4
1900’
1910 0
1920 0
1938 -
1940
l9 0-,
IWERQGES:
C
C
22
17
2$
22
7
20

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.ø
- --
N-C
- -—- -
63
TIffM
Co
aag. •
N
i i
II
1 *
N
8
8
U
191$ U
1926 0
1936 —
1946 -
195$ -
AVERAGES:
9
9
66
Toledo
•
6 1
1 Coke
Co
189$ *
N
10 6
106
Lowe
1960’
1910 *
14
C,W
266
I33
133
260
266
•
U
1920 P
1936-
.
1940 -
1950-
,
AVERAGES:
144
133
189
•
67
Troy
fias
Co
1890 *
C
1
1
1961*
1910’
C
C
5
5
5
5
1920 0
1930 0
1940 —
1950-
AVERAGES:
4
4
68
Upper Sandusky
U 61
Co
1890 *
0
(5)
Van Sickel
1966*
1910 0
0
3
3
1920 0
1930 —
1946 —
1950 —
AVERAGES:
3
3

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TABLE B-li IOEN1IFICATION OF TOWN GAS WJAC1tJRING SITES — LL Pti 4TS (1890-1958)
STATEs OHIO
GAS PRQOUCTION f TE (#1 cu.ft./YR) BASIFIER/ ******V8y—PRL3DIJCTS********
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aiuaonia Other $ISCELLf 1NEOtJS lNFORNAT1Ot
69 Urbana
l
9
I Coke Co
1898 a
C
1$
Is
1 *
C
8
8
1910*
C
1
I
1920 0
1930 0
1940 —
19 5 0-
,
AVERAGESs
6
6
78 Van Went
91
Co
i891 a
1900*
1918 *
1920*
1930*
1940 0
1955 (1
fWERAGE Sz
W
U
U
U
CU
5

27
27
29
•
28
5
58
27
27
29
28
Lowe (5)

9
9
11 Wapakoneta
‘
G.
Co
1898 a
1900*
1910 0
1920 0
1938 —
1948 —
1950-
AVERAGES:
0
0
(4)
2
2
e
2
Van Sickel
U N
12 Warren
‘
a.
Co
1898 *
1980*
1910 i
1920 *
1938 0
1948 0
19 8-
AVERAGES;
C
C
C
C
9
16
40
32
24
9
16
48
32
24
(8.3)
1—)

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. CITY
Yf N omum
‘
B TYPE c.. wm.- u*i
‘
.T ;* I LLIE
SflSfl flnflflflflaafla--- - Saaa nflSnflS
73
Washington
• 61 Co
1090 a
C
7
7
1900*
C
10
10
1910 *
C
(8)
1920 (3
1930 0
1940 —
195-
AVERAGES:
9
9
14
Wellsville
Valley
Gas
Co
1890 I
W
(5)
Lowe
($-C)
1900’
1910 C)
1920 0
1930-
1940 —
1950-
AVERAGES:
W
7
7
.
7
7
N
15
Waterville
•
Gas Co
1890 5
1900 0
1910 0
1920-
1930 —
194-
1950-
AVERAGES:
?
76
Wooster
•
Co
1890 5
1900*
1910 a
1920 0
1930 0
1940 —
1950 —
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
6
8
10
8
6
8
10
8

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TASLE B-I IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS JFflCTtJRIN6 SITES - fLL PlANTS (I898-195 )
STATEt OHIO
GAS PROD(JCTII)4 RATE (MN cu.ft./YR) 6ASIFIER/ **,***,BY-PROJ) (JCT S********
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aiiieonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
71 Xvnta
l
UI Co
1690 * C (9)
1981 * C (1 0)
1910 0
1921 0
(930 —
1940 -
(950-
(WERASES:
18 Youngitown
‘
6a Co
1890 * C (38)
1980* C 38
(9(0* C 52
1920 * C 54
1931 ft C 24
1940 0
195$ 0
.
38
52
54 (1) (—I (—)
24
-----
19 lanesville
-
AVERAGES 48
-----------
1898 a C 33
(980* C 50
1910* C 26
(928 0
1938 0
1348-
1950 -
AVERAGES: 36
40
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5 8
26
36
61 Co
80 Bellevue
Sas Co
1898
1900 * W
(910 0
1920 0
1938 -
1940-
l9 0 -
AVERAGES;
18
10
18
18

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ZTV
V H •T TU
TYPE C IW$ . Oak
CON TOtk
PAQCEOO
T Oth
ke ATI k
81
Oucyrus
las
Co
1890
- ————aannannnannnaflsnaflaflfl.
1900W
18
10
Lowe
(SI
1910 0
1920 0
1930-
1940 -
1950 —
AVERAGES:
18
10
82
Clyde
l
flu
Co
1898
1900 *
1910 0
1921 0
W
(3)
Lowe
1930 —
1940-
•
1958 —
AVERAGES:
83
Conneaut
•
6 1
1 Fuel
Co
1890
1910*
C
1
1
Lowe
1910 0
1920 0
.
1930-
1940-
1958-
AVERAGES:
1
1
84
Lorain
flu
Co
1898
1900*
C
lB
18
1910 0
1920 0
1938-
1948 —
1958-
AVERAGES:
18
18

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TABLE B-I IDENTIFICATION OF T( II GAS P lLFI TtJRIN6 SITES - LL PLANTS (1890-1958)
STATES ONlO
GAS PR000CTION GATE ()$ cu.tt./YR) SASIFIER/ ******,BY-PRODUCT5********
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Agiuaonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
77
Xenta
‘
61 Co
1890 *
C
(9)
190. *
C
(%$
1910 0
1920 0
1930 —
.
1948-
1950-
lWERA6ES
78
Youngctown
•
Sac Co
18% *
C
(30)
1900*
1910*
192$ a
1938 ‘
1940 0
1958 0
( IERASES
C
C
C
C
30
52
54
24
48
.
30
52
54
24
40
(1)
(—)
(—)
79
lanecvi lie
•
61 Co
1890 *
C
33
33
1900*
1910 ‘
1928 0
1938 0
1948-
195$ -
AVERASES:
C
C
58
26
36
58
26
36
80
Bellevue
•
Sac Co
1890
1900 *
1910 0
1920 0
1938 -
1940-
1950 -
AVERAGES:
W
10
10
18
18

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*3.. CCTV
—
—
*lV
YERR ITATUU
flOtflC7 241
TYPE Coal HaS. , -
.
tt
0*1
4P Vt - l fl)
Cak. Total
—
tr •
PRUCEOH
—
-p%tnnJCp ——
Coke T. P .ei,un * Other PIlUCtL.L U UUt t wo ti i
—anflfloaaneaap—flflmanfleena
81
Bucyrui
•
8a
Co
1898
1908W
18
18
Lowe(S)
1910 0
1928 0
1930 —
194$ -
1950-
AVERAGES:
18
10
82
Clyde
•
Gas
Co
189$
1908 3.
1918 0
1928 0
1930-
1948 -
1958 -
AVERAGES:
II
(3)
,
Lowe
83
Conneaut
‘
6 1
4 Fuel
Co
1890
1900*
1910 0
1928 0
C
1
I
Lose
.
-
1940-
1950-
AVERAGES:
1
1
84
brain
‘
Gas
Co
1890
19004
1910 0
1928 0
193$ -
1948-
195$ -
AVERAGES:
C
18
18
18
18
.

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TABLE 9— 1 : IDENTIFICATION OF TOUN GAS MfACTtJRlP46 SITES - LL PIONTS (1890-1958)
STATE: GifO
GAS PRODUCTiON RATE (* cu.ft./YR) 6ASIFIER/ i* ,i,*,BY-PRODUCTS*****u,
NO. CITY W0 ANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar A itaonia Other N1SCELLP 4EOtiS INFORMATION
85N.wLiebon
Bai
Co
1890
— —g
— ———
1900 *
0
(5)
Lowe
1910 0
1920 0
1930-
1940 -
1950-
fWERAGES*
‘
86 Titfin
L &
Fuel Co
1890
1900*
1910 0
1920 0
1930 —
1940 —
W
50
.
50
Lowe
1950-
WERAGES;
50
50
81 Wiluin ton
B I
I Coke Co
1890
19180*
1910 *
1920*
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
3
10
12
8
3
10
12
8
88 Paulding
‘
B I
I F Co
1890
1900
1910*
19218 ’
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
WERASES:
W
14
3
7
5
3
7
5

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. arty
PIWS TZaI _ntt Ia V4. Ct. FVN) ZF SEMI BVPROIMSCT
Y A VTMU* S TyPe Ca* W.t.r Oil Oak. TotM PRUCE5B Cok . Tar ont a Utk.r eleCELLfl l*J flN 5 O TION
89
Napoleon
Olno 8 1 4 Coke
Co
1890
aa
naann- —flflflttflflfl ”-- -e
1900
1910
1920 *
C
85
85
(2)
(-)
1938 0
1940 0
1950 -
WERA6E$1
85
.
85
90
bryan
Olno B L I C 1 ke
Co
1890
1900
1910
1920
1938 *
C,CU
68
64
132
Loise
.
1940 0
1958 0
AVEFU 6ES:
•
68
•
64
132

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TAULE S-li IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS P0lNLJFf TURIN6 SITES — L PtJ ’lTS (1890-195 )
STATEi (1KU 4QI
GAS PflOflttTItt4 GATE (P1 cu.ft./YR ) SASIFIER/ u.***ibY-PROD(JCTS***ft****
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water 0(1 Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aiaeoriia Other lISCELLANEOUS INFORNOTION
I
Oklahosa
54E
Co
189$
1900 4
0
(10)
Kendall
1910 0
192$ 0
1930 —
194$-
195$-
AVERASESi
2
Ch ckaeha
‘
81E
C c
189$
1900
1910 a
192$ a
1930 0
19400
1950-
AVERAGES:
C,W
C,1I
11
8
1$
11
18
.
15
:
22
26
24
U)
3
ElReno
‘
6 E
Co
189$
1900
1910 a
1920 (I
1930 0
194$ —
1950-
AVERAGES:
C
15
15
15
15
4
Enid
£86
Co
189$
190$
19104
1920 (1
1930 0
194$ —
195 -
(WERAGES;
0
4
4
4
4

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— -
l . CITY $TAfl I Cool Ntur 011 Coko Tot 1 P CE C k. T r amonLS Dth.t- l%IUCELL & Jfl 1I O Tl l
flflflflaStS— — — - f lnnfl
5 McAlust.r L Co 1891
1%S
1910 • C 15 IS
1920 D
1930 0
1940 —
AVERAGES: 15

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TASIE B -i: IDENTIFICATION (F TOWN GAS VIFACTLJRlNG SITES — LL Pt. V4TS (1890-1950)
STATEs OI GON
GAS PROIXJCTIUN GATE 1* cu. ft. /YR) 6ASIFIERI ****4**5Y-PRQDIJCTO*I1i****
NO. CITY ycj STAJIJS GAS TYPE Coal Water (hi Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar 1k eonta Other MISCEL1J 1EOUS 1NFDR1 T1ON

I
A*tor(a
81. Co
1890 *
C
3
3
1900*
C
4
4
1910*
Id
8
1
1920*
Id
26
26
1930*
Id
28
s
1941*
Id
?
1951 0
AVER I ESi
4
21
14
2
Leet Portland
81 Co
1890 •
1 0
191$ 0
192$-
193$-
194$-
1950-
AWRA ( Ss
(12)
.
3
Portland
•
6 Co
18% I
1**
1910 ‘
1920 *
193$ *
194$ *
1950 •
(WERASESi
C
C
0
0
0
0
1)
(35)
6$
60
818
2,880
4,437
3,979
9,570
4,331
•
6 0
818
2,880
4,437
3,919
9,570
3,624
11
11
1,484
2,483
1,984
368 tons
168 tons
sulfur
naphthalene
4
Gala
61 Co
1890 *
1900 *
1910*
1920*
1938 C
194$-
195$-
AVER 1 3ESs
C
C
C
C
.
(12)
(8)
8
27
18
8
27
18
Cons.
s/P’ rt1 rid

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1.
CITY
CIJIdV

YW ITOTUB

S TVP Co.l IMtr
Oil Cot. Total
PN B
Cot Tar l.onia

Othr $l l JB lt*U tlON
— -
5
Bak.rC*ty
ULELCo
1891
1908*
C
3
3
1910*
C
4
4
1920 *
C
4
4
(0.1)
1930 *
C
9
9
(0.2)
8
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGESi
5
5
8
6
Narshfield
The Coos Bay 61E
Co
1890
1911
1910 .
1920*
1930 *
0
0
0
5
12
10
5
12
10
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
•
9
9
1
St John’s
6 Co
1890
1900
1910 P
1920 0
1930 0
1940 —
1950-
AVERAGES:
8
Ashland
Oregon OLE Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 *
C)
6
6
Str.Shot
1930 P
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
6
6

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TREE B-1 1DENTIFlCATIlJ OF TO11 GAS LF1 TURINO SITES — LL PLANTS (1890-1950)
STATEi ORE8tJ4
GAS PROOIICTION TE (P 14 cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ ** **46YPR(JDlJC1S ’ft**4**
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal hater Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar As2eorila Other NISCELLANEOUS DFORllAT1OI
9
8rant’s Pass
Oregon
S4E Co
1890
1900
1911
1921 *
0
4
4
Str.Shot
1930 0
194$ a
195$-
AVERASESs
4
4
II
Nedford
Oregon
OLE Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 I
193$ *
1940 0
1950 0
AVERASESs
0
CW,O
46
.
46
12
20
16
12
86
39
Str. Shot
11
Pendleton
Pacific
Power&L
Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 1
193$’
1940 0
1950 0
AVERASES:
C
C
17
26
22
17
26
22
I0.3
12
Ro eburg
Oregon
6LE Co
1690
190$
1910
192$ 1
1930 0
1940 0
1 J5$ -
hVERc 6ES
0
6
6
6
6
Str.Shot

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.
CITY
Y 9I ITRTUU AØ TYPE
Co.
w ater
uai
Coke Total
Coal. Tar uo$. Other It Ol. T*Ot
anfle—-———nne.————————e___ •an— —
13
Sprin fi.1d
Mountain
States
1890
1900
1910
1920*
?
30
30
1930 0
1940 0
1950 —
AVERAGES:
30
30
14
Eugene
Northwest
Cities 6 Cc
1890
1900
1910
1920
1930 *
N
71
71
Young—Whitehall
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
71
.
71

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IAOIE B 1: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS 4 NtfACTURD SITES - L P1 TS (1890-1950)
STATE: PEt44SYLV 4jA
GAS PRCJOtCTION RATE (* cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ **,****BYPRGDUCTS*1*I****
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar A onia Other NISCELLANE(XJS INFORMATION
I
AIIe hany City
‘ Gas
Co
i e *
N
i i
75
L (5)
1900 *
N
212
212
1910 0
1920 0
1930 —
1940
1950
AVERAGES:
144
144
2
Allentown
Gas
Co
1894 *
1900*
1910 *
1920*
1934*
1944 •
1950 *
AVERAGES:
W
N
N
N
N
CW
C$J
17
41
112
620
921
1,143
1,538
628
•
17
41
112
620
921
1,143
1,538
628
Lowe
U
‘
‘
‘
‘
252
146
200
3
Altoona
U 81
Co
1894 *
1900 a
1910 *
1920*
C
C,W
C,W
C,W
50
91
150
54
50
91
154
54
Lowe
N

N
1930 1)
1944 *
C,W
15
82
91
Lowe
I
16
1950 0
AVERAGES:
72
82
88
1
16
4
Ardeore
Lower
Marion
Gas
Co
1890 *
1900 a
1910 *
1920*
1930 C
1940 -
1954 —
N
W
N
N
4
21
121
461
4
21
121
461
Cliff
Lowe
N
‘
254
C0n5.
w/Phila.
Elect.
Co.
AVERAGES:
153
153
254

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CITY
C IY
YE ETATI I R S TYPE
. . .rn.——
1890 * U
5 PMUO( T3ON
Coal Nt.r
- --
TC
OiL
OS C S. Vt flft)
Cc l i. Total
WIF ttfl# •BWPflOfltjCtU e .
P CEB 5 Cok. Tw onta Oth*i-
-
N-C
KlUCELr*& O lP$ tl i
—--------------
5
Beaver Fall*
N
Bae Co
14
--
14
1990*
U
12
12
1910 0
1920 0
1930 —
1940-
1950-
AVERAGES:
13
13
6
Bellefonte
“
OL Co
1890 *
C
(4)
1900 0
1910*
1920*
1930 *
1940 ‘
1950 N
AVERAGES:
C
C
C,W
CU
4
4
48
19
ia
73
4
4
48
13
32
Lowe
U
1
8eth1ehe
N
Gas Co
1890 *
j9 %*
19101
1920*
1930 0
U
U
U
U
9
30
60
5
.
9
30
60
5
Lowe
N
•
N
1348 0
1950-
AVERAGES:
81
81
B
Bloowsburg
N
Gas Co
1890 *
(I
(5)
Patton
1980*
1910*
1920 *
1938*
U
C
C
C
3
14
30
9
9
3
14
30
N
1940 11
1950 (3
AVERAGES:
16
9
14

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TAa.E B-1 IDENTIFICATI()I OF TOWN 6AS MFACTURD SITES — ALL PUNTS (1891-1950)
STATEs PflINSYLV 4IA
uuiuBY—PRDDUCTSft**ft**
Coke Tar Ra eor,ie Other ISCELLANEOt1S INFORMATION
t 3. CITY CONP NY YERR STATUS IlAS TYPE
GAS PROL)UCTION RATE ( cu.ft./YRJ 6,ASIFIER/
Coal )Mter 01 Coke Total PROCESS
9
Braddock
‘
6 1 1 Co
189$ *
C
12
12
1900 (1
1910 ’
C
2
2
192$ U
1930 0
1948 —
.
1958 —
AVERAGESs
1
1
18
Bri to1
N a. Co
189$ I
1900 ’
1910 ‘
192$ I
1930 C
194$ -
195$-
AVERA SES s
W
U
C
C
16
37
27
(7)
10
,
18
10
16
37
21
Cone.
w/
Phila.
Elect.
Co.
11
Brown viI1e
•
Sas Co
189$ 1
1900 ’
1910 X
1920-
1938 —
1948 —
1958-
AVERAGES
0
0
2
3
3
2
3
3
12
Carbondale
•
6a Co
189$ I
1900*
191$ *
1928 *
1930*
1940 *
1 3 ’
AVERAGES;
C
C
U
W
U
U
U
.
3
3
12
23
38
35
£3
25
3
3
12
23
38
35
6
25
Lowe
•
•
1
•
0

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. CITY
—
—-
B TYPE
U a P VLN ’ru3N
Coal Wm*r
Oil
. e%. ,y.s,
Co&. Total
P OCEe$
——
Low.
Ca c. Ta on*a Otha, $IaCELLt ai IP O w TlON
—_a_a_ - ——fla=flafl_Sflflfl _-_
13 Carllsl.
‘
8 1 14 Co
1898 *
14
-
7
7
1908*
14
6
6
1918 *
$4
13
13
1928*
14
13
13
‘
1930*
(4
79
79
l
1948 0
1958 (1
AVEROGES:
24
24
.
14 Cata auqu*
l
U Co
1890 *
(4
1
1
Lowe
1900*
1910 *
1928*
1938 (1
1940 U
1958 —
AVER 6ES2
14
(4
(4
•
4
10
35
.
13
4
Ø
35
13
N
N
N
15 Cha*bersburg
6$. Co
1890 *
14
4
4
Lowe
1900*
1910*
1920*
1938*
1940*
1950 *
AVERc 6ES:
14
14
(4
14
(4
14
6
22
32
61
69
124
46
6
22
32
67
69
124
46
‘
N
U
R
‘
N
40
40
16 Chester
•
Gas Co
1890 *
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
C
C,W
14,Coke
Coke
(20)
40
18

342
1,100
40
360
1,180
Lowe
•
1930 C
1940 -
1958-
AVERAGES:
40
18
721
580
Cons. wI Phila.
Elect. Co.

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T E 8-h IDENTIFICATION (IF TOWN SAS l 1tFACTURJNB SITES - U PIMIS (1890-1958)
STATEs PEPI SYLWIIa
GAS PROOILT iON TE (* cu. ft. IYR) GASIfIER/ **un*8Y—PROOUCTS***1”**
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aemonia Other MISCELL EOhJS INFORMATION
17
Clearfield
61 Co
1898 a
C
(3)
1988*
C
4
4
1918 a
C,W
3
3
1920 I
C 1 W 1 Coke
74
515
525
1 114
1938 a
C
26
26
(8.5)
24
1948 I
C,W
55
15
18
(2)
40
1958 0
AVERA GESz
32
265
525
243
32
18
Coateville
N
Gas Co
1898 *
1900*
1918 *
1928 ft
C
C,W
C,W
C,W
2
6
IS
59
2
6
IS
59
Lowe
•
N
N
1938 C
1948 -
1950-
RVER 3ES2
21
.
21
Cons.
w/
Phila.
Elect.
Co.
19
Coluebia
•
Gas Co
1898 *
1988*
1918*
1928*
1938*
1948 0
1958 U
AVERAGESi
W
W
N
(4
N
(18)
4
1
32
50
23
4
1
32
50
23
Lowe
N
N
N
Ii
11
20
Connellsville
.
•
£ New Haven 6
£ U
Co
1890 *
1980*
N
N
5
3
5
3
Lowe
I
9 1 —C)
1918 0
1920 0
1930 —
194w —
1950-
AVERAGESi
4
4

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CITY
YE ft aTfInib I5 TYPL
Coal
Watr
oa 1 Cok. Total
PaUCESB ok Tar
flflaa
Lowe ($-C)
o,,*a
Oth.r lP* D RUON
mnnnanamnn-
21
Carry
• B £ W Co
i890 *
U
(8)
aa
—-
1900*
U
10
10
1910 0
1920 0
1930 -
1940 —
1950-
AVERI GES
t O
10
22
Conshohockeri
(1 Co
1890 *
U
6
6
Lowe
1900*
1910 *
1920 C
1930 0
U
U
6
15
6
j5
•
N
Cons.
wI Phila.
Elect. Co.
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES8
9
9
23
Danville
Consumer’s
Gas
Co
1890 *
C
0
0
1900*
1910*
C
C
4
8
4
8
1920 *
1930*
C
C
16
20
16
20
(0.71
(-1
1940 0
1950 0
•
AVER ES:
10
•
10
24
Darby
• Gas Co
1890 *
C
3
3
1900 *
C
16
16
1910 0
1920 0
1930 —
1940 —
1950-
AVERA6ES:
10
•
10

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lADLE B- It WENTIFICATI(?A 1J TO SAS m1EACTuRD SITES - LL ft TS (1890-1950)
STATE: PEtIlSYLV (I4
RAS PRODUCTION TE 90( cc. ft. /YR) BASIFIER/ *******BYPRODIJCTS********
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ameonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
£*
25
- -
Downingtosn
‘
=
Gas
Work*
—
1890 a
23Z 2
W
(7)
Brooks
-
1900*
W
&
15
15
“
191$ 0
1920 0
1930 —
1940 —
195$ —
AVERA6ES
15
15
26
Doyle town
‘
6a
Co
189$ *
C
(3.5)
1900*
1910*
C
C
2
5
2
5
I
1920 C
193$ —
194$ —
195I
.
Cons. s/Newton
AVERAGES:
4
4
.
27
Easton
‘
6a
Co
1898 I
1900*
191$ a
1920 *
1930*
1940*
1958 *
AVERAGES:
C
C
Id
U
U
W
U
(2$)
20
20
100
193
501
599
54
369
20
100
193
581
599
454
311
Lowe
N
N
Plants in Ah lentown,Bethelheis
L Easton
28
Erie
•
6as
Co
18% *
1900 *
1910*
1920 0
193$ 0
1940 —
C W
C,W
C
35
41
22
35
41
22
Lowe

(Li)
1950 —
AVERAGES:
35
35

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ZTY
W4V
--
VERH TAUi Rl
.
.. a i u,s. iai & PI A U 10k Ths Asmont
-
Lowe (N-C)
Ofth.r
I4I L. t& 1 IWFO RtU*
29 Franklin
•
8a
Co
1890 ft
U
aaan.fl..nnnsflna—
1900*
U
1910 0
1920 0
1930 —
1940 —
1950-
AVERAGES:
30 Freeport
Gas
Co
1890 *
1
(2)
1900 0
1910 0
1920 -
1930 —
1940 —
.
1950-
AVERAGES:
.
31 Gettysbury
‘
Gas
Co
1890
C
3
3
1900*
1910*
1920*
1930 *
C
U
U
CU
3
8
16
(5)
3
8
16
8
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
3
12
8
8
32 Greensbury
•
Gas
Co
18% *
U
4
4
Lowe (p4-C)
1900*
1910 0
U
1
1920 0
1930 —
l9 0 —
1958-
AVERAGES:
4
4

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TABLE 8-li IDENTIFICATION ( TO 1 GAS MiflCT1JRD SITES - LL PLARTS (1890-1950)
STATEs PEMlSYLVf (IR
GAS PRODUCTiON GATE ( P cu.ft./YR) GASLFIER/ .au,*.IjY—PRODIJCTS*1*** ,**
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar fkeaonia Other MISCELLANEOtJS IP4FOR$A110t4
33 Greenv&lle N Gii Co 18% ft C (4.5)
1980* C 8
8
1910 0
1928 0
1930
1940-
1958-
,
AVERAGES: 8
8
34 Sirardvi lie Sac Co 1890 1 U
1 1 Lowe
(900* U
1 1
1910* U
1 1
1920* U
28 20
1938* (1
30 30 N
1948-
.
1950-
AVERAGES:
11 11
35 Hanover Gas Co 1890 I C 2
2
19084 C 4
4
1910 a C 7
1920* C 39
39 16
1938 ‘ C 69
69 23
1940 N
1950 N
AVERAGES: 29
------—-—-————---—---— ---
36 Harrisburg • Gas Co 1898 1 U
29
—---——-——---— — — —-—
38 38 Lowe
1980’ U
14 14
1910 * U
219 219
1920* U
60 N
1930* CU
4 4 N
1948*
N
1950 ‘ LW
235 235
AVERAGES:
98 90

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1 . CITY
n—
NY
Y 8TATUB
-
I T E
B P

. TIUM
Water
——
TE
Dt
U1 V$. VH)
Cck TotM
ø 3 J ft
P B Cok. T*r unt* Othuv
flsanaan*sflafla
Lowe
Ifl
eCELLP*($ie lP flR)Ik11 t
anaanas
w/Harrisbur9 6 Co
37
Karriib *r
Peopl,i 6 1 ks.oui
FueU$9 *
19$ C
191$ -
14
t’t$)
—- -
Cor .
192$ —
193$ —
194$ —
195$-
ERR6ES:
38
I1ozleton
• 6a Co
1890 1
t4
5
5
Lowe
19 *
19100
1920*
1930’
194$ C)
14
14
14
I d
2
3
4
83
.
2
3
4
83
•
I
N
195$ 0
flVER I iES
19
19
39
Ho11idaysbur
14 & 6 Co
1890 1
190$ 1
C
14
(4)
7
1
Sutherland
1910 P
1920-
1930-
194$ —
195$-
AVER l3ES1
7
1
4$
Honesdale
Sas Co
189$ *
1911)0*
1910*
(920*
193$
1940 0
1950 (1
AVERAGES
14
(4
14
(4
14
(7)
7
6
8
14
.
9
1
6
8
14
9
Lowe (6)
u
•
N
•

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TAbLE 8-1 IDENTIFiCATION OF TOWN GAS W NLFAC1IJRIN6 SITES - fLL PUWIS (1890-1958)
STATEz PE*4SYLV *4IA
GAS PRODUCTION RATE 1* cu. ft. IYR) GASIFIER/ ******IBYPRQDUCT S********
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aseonia Other MISCELUWEOIJS INFORMATION
41
Hunt inQdon
N
Gas
Co
1890 *
U
5
5
3 Z —
Lowe
1980*
U
6
6
‘
1910 .
U
6
6
‘
1920*
U
22
22
‘
1930*
U
30
30
N
6
1940 0
1950 (3
flVERA6ES
14
14
6
42
Indiana
N 61
Co
1890 *
1908 0
191$ 0
1929-
193$ -
1948-
1950-
AYERASES
W
4

4
4
4
Lowe (N-C)
43
Jersey Shore
N
Works
1890 *
1**
1910*
1929*
1930*
1941*
1950 N
AVERA6ES
0
0
(1
U
II
U
6
9
14
12
10
1
(2)
1
1
6
9
14
12
8
Patton
I
Lowe
N
‘
‘
.
44
Johnstown
“
U £
6 Co
1898 *
1908*
1910 *
1920 0
1930 0
1948 -
1350-
AVERASES:
C 1 W
C,W
C 1 W
30
52
101
61
6
6
30
52
101
63
Lowe (6)
I I

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- - -
I .
- -
CflY
VERA ITRTI
%A TYPE

ens e ut T ZWd TL
Coa* Water 0* 1
iS rt. gYM)
Cøku Total
Sear sang
P r e0
*fl aY—eSeOCtae.e
Coke Tar enta Other NI CLti f B i o u tri
flflaflfln snann 5Mr
4
Kittinning
•
Bas
Co
1890 * C
I
I
19000
1910 a
1920 -
•
1930 —
1940 -
1950-
AVER1 E6:
1
1
46
Lancaster
6 1
& Fuel
Co
1890 * C
1900* Id
1910 * Id
1920 * Id
1930 * U
1940 0
1950* Id
AVERA6ES
50
50
75
140
340
573
.
958
417
50
75
140
340
573
958
356
Lowe
(7)
47
Latrobe
u
Gas
Co
1890 * 0
1900* 0
(6)
4
4
J-{
1910 0
1920 0
1930 —
1940 -
1950 —
AVER ( GES:
4
4
48
Lebanon
Gas
Co
1890 * C
8
8
1900 * C
1910* C
1920 * C
13
22
67
13
22
67
(3)
(—)
1930 P
1940 P
1950-
)WERAGES;
28
28

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TABLE B—It IDENTIFICATION (IF TC(#l GAS WIStFACIURIM SITES - .L PtJ TS (189.3-1950)
STATE: Et1 SYLY (IA
GAS PROOUCTIQN RATE ( Cu. ft. IYR) 6AS IFZER/ **uu*BY—PRODIJCTS*’””*’
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Az unonia Other $ISCELLI 1NEO(JS INFORMATION
49
Lew:sburg
‘
Gas
Works
1890 ‘
C
(4)
1 S
1918*
C
1
i
1920*
C
6
6
1938 •
N
13
13
1948 *
N
15
15
1958 0
AVERAGES:
1
14
10
50
Lewtstown
SI
Co
1890 I
1988 •
1918*
1928 *
1930 *
1940 0
1950 *
AVERAGES:
N
N
N
N
CW
CW
(4)
(4)
8
43
83
147
70
8
43
83
141
70
51
Lock Haven
N
Gas
Co
1898 *
1980*
19184
1929*
1930 0
1940 0
(950-
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
6
2
4
6
5
6
2
4
6
5
52
NcKeesport
•
Gas
Co
1898 4
1900 *
(918 *
1920 0
1930 0
1940 —
1950
AVERAGES:
C
Coke
C
12
85

49
12
12
(2
12
85
36
.
-

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ma. cziy
C ½d V
YE * •TATU$
S TYPE
i ua
wa_.r w*
CON.
Total
P CE Cok.
._an-_
Lowe
tar N.e.uflt* Othar I ltCO*.3* JN 1N*rU TUN*
——N.s .a. — a_s_a_a
53 Nahanoy City
Mahanoy City Sas Co
1890 *
W
—
(10)
1909*
V
3
3
.
1910*
W
6
6
‘
1920 0
1930 0
1940 a
CV
17
17
Lowe
1950*
CW
18
18
AVERflGES :
11
11
54 Mauch Chunk
I
City
Saa Co
1899 *
W
5
5
Lowe(S)
1990*
1910*
1920 *
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVERAGES:
V
V
W
3
5
12
.
6
3
5
ia
6
N
•
(0.2)
55 t4eadville
•
6 £
V Co
1890 *
1900*
1910 *
1920 0
1930 ()
1940 —
1950 -
AVERAGES:
V
II
W
10
10
10
10
.
10
10
10
10
Lowe (M-C)
N
•
56 Nechanicsburg
‘
6 £
V Co
1890 1
C
(4)
•
1900*
1910 1
1920’
19304
1940 0
1950 C)
AVERAGES:
0
W
W
W
6
6
18
10
3
3
3
6
6
18
8
J—L
Lowe
•
•

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TABLE 8- IDENTIFiCATiON (IF TOWN (lAS I’R LFACfliRjNG SITES - ALL PLANTS (1890-1950)
STATEs PEtl4SY1Y flA
GAS PROOIJCTION I lTE (l % cu. ft. /YR) GASIFIER/ **.*u*i5y-PROIXJCTS***a*ft**
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar flemonia Other NISCELL EOUS IPIORNATION
57
NedI i
B I
Co
1890 ft
C
6
6
— :: —
1900*
11
4
4
Lowe
1910 (3
1920 0
1930 —
1940 -
1950-
WERAGES:
6
4
5
58
Middletown
61
Co
1890 I
1900*
1910 0
1920 0
1930 —
1940-
1950-
AVERAGES:
W
W
2
4
3
2
4
3
Flannery
‘
59
Hilton
61
Co
1890 ft
19004
1910 *
1920 *
C
C
C
C,W
4
6
15
36
40
4
6
15
76
(1)
24
1930 0
1940 0
1950
AVERAGES:
15
40
25
60
Monogahela
City
‘
Gas
Co
18% ft
C
3
3
1900*
C
2
2
1910 (I
1920 0
1930
-
1950-
WERAGESs
3
3

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S PRfl IJCTI 4 %1E ($S osi. Vt• FYR SAOIFZER/
NI]. CITY YEAR STATUS ARS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Pesonia Othw MISCEUJ*IEOUS lNFORI T1Ot4
6) Mount Joy N
———————
61 Co 1890 • W (2)
—..-——--——-‘ —
L ow e
1900*
W
2
2
1910 I
1920-
1930 —
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES:
2
2
62
Mount Pleasant
N
Gas Co
1890 *
W
0
S—S
.
1900 0
1910 0
1928 -
.
1930 -
.
1940 -
1950
AVERAGES:
0
63
New Castle
N
Gas Co
1890 *
1988*
W
W
12

12

Lowe(Pi-C)

1910 0
1920 0
1930 -
1940 -
1958-
AVERAGES:
9
9
64
Newtown
6&WCo
1898 *
7
(I)
1988 0
1910 P
1928 -
1938 -
1940 —
1950 *
AVERAGES:

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TAME S-1 IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN 64 S NAMf CTIJR3pi6 SITES - ILL. PLANTS (1890-195 I)
STATE: PE11GYiV lA
GAS PROIXLTIIJI4 RATE ( tsj cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ *****DV—PROD’JCTS*I ****
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water (hi Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ammonia Other NfSCELLN EDtJS INFORNATWN
65
Norristown
•
Gas
Co
—=—
1890 *
C
(20)
1908 *
C,W
25
25
Lowe
1910 *
C,W
42
42
84
1920 a
C,W
207
207
•
90
1930 0
1940 0
.
1950 —
U 6ES :
91
42
l O S
90
66
Oil City
‘
Gas
Co
•
1898 *
1980 0
1910 0
1920-
1930-
3940-
•
.
(10)
195$-
fl dERAOES
61
Orwinqsbur
Gas
Co
189$ a
(1)
1900 0
1918 0
1928-
1938 -
1940 -
3958 -
IWERI13ES:
68
Philadelphia
Gas
Works
18% a
C
.
2
2
1980 4
1910 a
1920 4
1930 *
1948 1
1950 a
AVERAGES,
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
CW
250
5,800
15,600
926
4,356
15,074
10,639
29,241
18,318
250
5,800
15,680
15,874
11,565
29,241
10,962
61
4
54
10,308
18,400
;3 , 6
4,105
9,6 8
326
326

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ens Psautcilos aum (en CU. t*. $Y 5) e gpZEs! ***..*BY-PRauUCTh**e..4.
NO. CITY YE IR TATUB eas TYPE Co.L Wetir Oil Coke Tote) PROCESS Cake Thy’ ante Other t41SCELU t€OUS I*(MP T1L I
—
69 Philadelphia
- —--msnsntnnfl*flSZflt ann———
Northern liberties 6 Co 1890 a C 9$ 9$
-aa na= n nnnnn=unn===tnnns
1900 0
1910 I
C
173
173
1929 a
C
210
210
14
296
78
193$ I
W,Coke
5,440
‘
5,440
116
2,086
887
Phila. Electric Co. :Plar ts in
1940 *
W,Cohe
5,887
?
5,687
West Conshohocken,Pottstowr ,
1950 0
Dre lar,d ,Bristo l,Chester(coke)
AVERAGES:
158
5,664
2,360
65
1,191
483
Purch. 3280 1M cu.ft.coke as
70
Philadelphia
Hanay. Sas 1 Co
1890 *
II
10
10
Lowe
1900 0
1910 0
192$ -
1930 -
1940-
1950 —
AVERAGES:
10
10
11
Phillipsburg
E.L., 61 Co
1890 *
?
(5)
1900 0
1910 0
1920 —
1930 -
194$ —
1950-
AVERAGES:
72
Phoenixville
6, 1 8 F Co
1890 *
W
3
3
Lowe
.
19 *
1910 1
1920*
1930 C
1948 -
U
W
U

12
28
61
12
28
61
“


15
Cons. w/Phila. Electric Co.
1958 —
AVERAGES:
26
26
15

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TAStE B -li IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS P&FACTURING SITES — li Pi TS (1890-1950)
6TATE PE?l YLV IA
GAS PROD(CTION RATE ( N M cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ ,***H*BY-PROfl(JCTS***** **
NO. CITY YEAR STATuS GAS TYF€ Coil Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar fliaaionia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
73
Pittsburgh
Con*ol&dat,d
Gas Co
1890 *
14
50
50
Flannery
1900 4
W
433
433
N
1910 4
14
378
378
Lowe
1920 X
193$ —
i e -
195$-
AVERASES
287
287
74
Pittsburgh
Last
End
Gas
Co
1890 *
1900 (1
1910 0
192$-
193$-
194$ —
1950-
AVERA6ES
14
100
.
100
100
100
15
Pittsburgh
Gas
Co
1890 I
190$ 0
191$ 0
1920-
193$-
l943 -
1950-
AVERA6ES
II
330
330
338
330
Lowe(G),F1
16
Pittsburgh
South
End
Gas
Co
1890 a
1900 ’
1910 *
1920 I
1930 —
1948 —
1950 -
WERAtIES:
14
II
C,1l
50
29
5
28
1
1
50
29
6
28

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M i. CITY
w
PHUOUCTUJN flE Cu. ft. IYRJ B W1E$I
YERR STATUS SSS TYPE Coal Water OIl Coke Total PROCESS
77
. .
Pittsburgh
West
-
Pittsburgh Gas Co
—--——-—
189$ *
=— -—— - ——
N
flfl
14
— — — —
14
n—
Losuie(N—C)
t
=========sa
san
n z— _—
19i 0
191$ 0
192$ -
193$ —
194$-
195$ —
&
.
flVER1 i6ES;
14
14
18
Pittston
‘ a.
Co
189$ *
19$$*
1910*
1920*
193$ *
194$ *
1950*
AVER( ESi
N
W
N
N
N
N
N
7
15
29
66
83
67
95
52
7
15
29
66
83
67
95
52
Lowe(6)
‘


‘
N
N
54
54
79
Plymouth
N
L H
I P
Co
1890 *
0
(ii)
Patton
19$0*
191$ *
1920*
1930 0
1940 (I
195$ —
AYERR6ES;
Q
N
N
.
67

67
5
5
5
67
36
N
Lot e
N
•
80
Pottstown
N
Gas
Co
1890 *
1900’
191$ 4
192$ *
193$ C
1940 —
195$ —
AVEH l6ES:
Q
0
0
0
7
8
27
28
18
7
8
27
28
18
60
60
Cons.
w/Phila.Electric
Co.

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TABLE B-li IDENTIFICATION IF T(M GAS W NLFACTURIN6 SITES - (LI PL TS 11898-1950)
STATEs PEIIlSYLV W%
GAS PRODuCTION TE ( cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ *******IjY-P D(JCT5*****i**
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ahimonla Other MISCELLANEOUS IPfORI1ATION
81
Pottcvalle
N Sac Co
•
l89$ 1
W
13
13
Lowe
1900*
W
I S
IS
N
1910*
(4
38
38
192 1*
(4
40
40
N
1930*
(4
1 00
100
N
26
19’ ,$*
(4
92
92
N
1950 I
(4
146
146
I
RVERAGESi
63
63
26
82
ReadIng
Concuuer’ c
Sic
Co
1890 *
(4
50
50
H-I
1900 *
191$ *
1920*
193$ *
1940 *
1950 P
(WERAAES:
(4
(4
(4
CW
CU
II .
27$
5%
1,305
1
388
Ill
27$
59$
1,305
1
388
N
N
N
Lowe

952
952
Most
gas
purchased
83
Royeretord
Spring City
Gas
Co
1890 *
0
2
2
190 0X
191$ —
192$ -
1930-
1940 -
1950-
ERflh3ES:
2
2
84 Schyylkin Haven 6 8 (4 Co 189$ I 2$ Lowe
1900* (4 3 3 I
1910* (4 7 7
1920 P
193$ * C I I 12 12 Lowe
194$ i CW 13 13
1950* CII 23 23
ERAGES; 13 13

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NO. CITY CLN WY
18 PMUC T1ON 4 cu. tt. IYR) UABIPZER/
YEM STATUS lS TYPE Coal Wst., Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aoacmja
Other NISCEILAIt OLJ$ lt4FBI $RTIoN
85 Scranton 6 4 C d Co
1890 a Ii (0)
1900 0
*
1910 0
1920 -
1930 4 CW 1 025 1,025 Lowe 371
1940* CW 857 857
1950 C Cons. w/Wzlkes Barr.
AVERflGES: 941 941 371
86 Sewickley SI Co
18% * 0 5 5
1900* C 4 4
1910 * W 2 2 Lowe(M—C)
1920 1)
1930 0
1940-
1950-
( YER( ES: 4 2 5 4
87 Shaiokin H 61 Co
1890 * 0 2 2 Patton
1900* 0 3 3 .I—L
1910* C) 5 5 N
1920 * 0 15 15
1930 * U 14 74
1340 0
1950 1)
VERC 6ES: 6 74 20
88 Sharon N 6 £ U Co
.
1890 * U 1 Lowe CM-C)
1900* W 2 2
1910 C I
1920 0
1930 —
1940 —
1950 —
VER 1 3ES: 2 2

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TARE 8-1: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS 4IJFflCTURlM SITEs — 1LL PLARIS (t898 t958)
STATE: PEPI6YL.VARIA
GAS PROOtJCTIUN lTE ( cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ ****H*BYPRODLJCTS**iI**l*
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aauaoriia Other NISCEILANEOUS INFORMATION
89
Sharpeburg
I Etna Gac Co
18% *
C
18
II
190$ .
C
6
6
191$ 0
1928 0
193$ —
1940-
1950-
AVERAGES:
8
8
90
Shenandoah
• &
Co
1890 *
19W*
1918*
1928*
1938 a
1940 0
1950 (1
AVERAGES:
0
0
a
0
W
17
17
4
4
4
6
5
4
4
4
6
Il
7
i-I
.
91
Shippeneburq
1890 *
N
1
1
Lowe
1908*
1910*
1928*
1930*
1948 0
195$ 0
AVERAGES:
N
N
W
C
11
17
2
7
20
8
2
7
28
11
9
‘

‘
1

1
16
16
92
South Bethiehes
•
8 &
N Co
1890 *
N
190$ C
Sold to Wyandotte
(Bethiehes)
1918 -
1928 —
1938 —
1940
195$ -
AVERAGES:

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___ PP I J liii W 1 INN cu ft. 1Y ) A6*FIER/ ***,... 5y-pIwotJctg.....***
NO. CITY YEAR OTATUS GAB TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PAUCESS Coke Tar Aeeonta Other $lBCEUJV4E( iS lNFORl4 T*ON
-
— —— — —-— — — ——-—— --
—— — - — ——
— - --- ——.-—
——— ——— ——— -

93
$troudsburg
N 61 Co
1890 *
()
(2)
Van Sickel
1900 *
U
5
5
Lowe(UGI)
1910*
U
8
8
II
1920*
U
17
ii
193$ *
CU
61
61
1940*
CW
63
63
1950W
AVERAGES:
31
31
94
Sunbury
61 Co
189$ *
U
(6)
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
1930 *
1940 0
1950 0
iWERAGES:
U
U
U
U
(10)
24
76
133
78
24
76
133
18
95
Taaaqua
Citizen’s 6 L
Co
1890 *
1900*
1910*
1920*
U
U
U
U
(7)
2
2
7
2
7
Lowe
N
N
1930*
1940 0
19500
AVERAGES:
U
17
7
ii
7
.
%
Titusville
Gas Co
189$ *
1900*
1910 0
U
U
10
6
10
6
Lowe(M—C)
‘
1920 0
1930 -
1940 —
1950-
AVERAGES:
8
8

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T th1E B - i: IDENTIFECATION OF TOWN GAS l Pl.FRCTURIN6 SiTES — LL P1( TS (1890-1954 )
MATE: PEtI YLYANIQ
GAS PROGIICTJON RATE ( ( cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ *,*,*,*BYPRUDUCTS**4*1I**
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Wale,’ (hi Coke Total PROCESS Coke lar fli unonia Other HISCELLANE(XiS It FQRNAT1ON
97
Towanda
•
Ba
Co
1890 *
C
(5)
1900*
C
4
4
1910*
C
4
4
1920*
C
6
6
1931 *
C
14
14
1940*
C
9
9
1
9
.
1950 N
AVERAGES:
1
7
1
9
96
Tidiout.
• a..
Co
1690 4
1900 ft
1911 0
1920 Cl
1931 —
194$-
1950-
AVERAGES:
0
0
12 1
(2)
99
Tresont
•
W &
S Co
1890 *
1900 0
1910 0
1920-
193$ —
1940-
1950-
AVERAGES:
7
tireder
construction
100
Tyrone
64
WCo
1890 *
1900*
1910*
1920*
1930*
1940 0
1950 (1
AVER( 1GES :
C
C
C
C
C
3
4
6
6
25
9
3
4
6
6
25
9

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ORB PRBBUCTION ORIE (OR Cu. ft. eYOl ORBIFRER, .*.....oy-pRuoucrs ..*,.u.
ND. CITY YEM STRIUB EM TVP Coal $mtsr 01* Coke Total PfIOCEe8 Coke Tar Aiaonla Other MlaCELLJ 4Ews IP* ORND1lUN
181
Uniontown
‘
I I
Heat
Co
1890 *
II
(8)
N—C
1980*
U
6
6
l
1918 1)
1928 0
1938 —
1940-
195$-
AYER 6ES
6
6
182
Warren
l
Co
1898 a
1908*
1910 0
1928 0
1930-
1948 —
195$-
AVEH1 6ES
U
U
18
1
.
6
18
1
6
N-C

103
Wa5hinqton
Bas
Co
1890 *
1908 *
1910 C)
1920 0
193$ —
1940 —
1950-
flVEHAI3ES:
C
C

(10)
(10)
•
184
Waynesboro
N 01
Co
1890 *
1980*
1918 *
1928*
1938*
1948*
1958 P4
WERfl6ES:
U
U
U
U
U
U
0
3
12
27
58
54
24
0
3
12
27
50
54
24
Lowe
II
•
•
“

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TASLE B -I : lDENTIFIC TjON (F 101 14 GAS *dff(TU D SiTES — L Pti 4TS 18901950)
STATE: PEI14SYIVI1UA
GAS PROOILTI(14 1E ( ct .ft./YR) SASIFIER/ ,,u,nBy-PRODIjCIS .**fI *I*
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Cool Uotvr Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar *mon1a Other $lSCELL lEOIJS ItfORNATION
105
Westchester
•
Gas
Co
16% ,
C
(9)
1901 •
14
17
17
Lowe
191$ ‘
U
40
4*
1921*
w
8
•
26
193$ C
Cons.
w/Ptii la.
Electric
Co.
1941 -
195$-
AVERASES :
46
46
26
106
Ullkes Barre
•
Sa.
Co
18% •
l ,
191$ •
192$’
193$ I
194$ 0
1950 *
AVERAGES:
14
14
14
14
C14
II
3*
100
187
301
432
l,14$
365
3*
Ill
181
301
432
1,14*
365
Lowe(6)
‘
•
107
Utlliouport
•
Gas
Co
189$ •
1900*
1910*
1920*
193$ •
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
14
14
14
14
14
24
35
8*
268
440
168
24
35
80
26*
44*
168
Lowe
U
•
•
52
108
Yc rk
Gas
Co
:
1890 I
1900*
1910 ‘
192$ *
1930’
1948 ‘
195$ ‘
AVERAGES:
W
14
U
14
CW
14
14
11
45
11$
246
5&
639
811
358
11
45
Ill
246
585
639
811
358
LoweIG)
.
“
•
•
123
294

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AS P OOUCTWN flE (hf c . fl. FY IAIIfIER/ ***e**BY—PRQ IJC1 ..**ee*
NO. CITY CDM f1NY YEAS STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Ott Coke Total PAUCESS Cake Tar Aiwonta Other NISCEWIIEOUS tNFOR STU
109
Ardaore
P
eople 6 Co of Do. City 1891
1900’
?
1910 0
L’320 0
1930 -
1940 —
1950 —
VERA6ES:
110
Ashland
GL Co
1890
1900 *
1910*
1920*
1930*
1948 *
1950 N
AVERAGES;
0
0
11
CW
CW
3
5
11
6
(7)
4
4
4
3
5
11
6
J-L
N
111
Athens
& Sayre 6 Co
1890
1900 *
W
(18)
Lowe
1910 0
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
1950 0
AVERAGES:
1)
CW
U
50
97
108
85
50
97
108
85
Lowe
N
N
24
24
112
Hyde Park
N
Nat. Gas
Co
1890
1900 *
1910 0
1920 0
1930 —
1948-
1950 —
( VERA6ES:
W
400
408
400
400

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TASIE B-h IDENTIFICATION (IF TOWN GAS W t4fACTURft4G SITES - (U PLAUTS (1890-1950)
STATEs P€NNSYLV V4IA
GAS PRODUCTION RATE ( P c .ft./YR ) GASWIER/ *U*I* BYPROD!JCTSI***,*4J
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Cole Totil PROCESS Coke Tar (lmsaonia Other NISCELLAI4EOIJS INFORMATION
113
Kingston
West Side S
a s Co
1890
1900a
W
3
3
Lowe
1910 0
1920 (1
1930 I
U
135
135
Lowe
95
1940 a
CW
219
219
‘
1950 a
CU
401
401
‘
AVERAGES:
I S O
190
95
114
Swartheore
College 6as

Works
1890
1900*
1910 *
1920 (I
1930 0
1940-
1950-
AVERAGESs
C
C
5
?
5
•
5
5
115
Wyncote
Jerikintown
I Chettenhac
61890
190a
1910 C
1920-
1930 -
1940 —
1950-
AVERAGES:
U
6
6
6
6
Cons.
w/Jenkintown
116
Avondale
Kennett lies
Co
1890
1900
1910 *
1920 *
1938 *
1940 P
1950 0
AVERAGES:
0
U
U
11
10
11
5
5
5
11
10
9
J—L
Lowe
‘

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S PR Ik TWN J TE (*1 c . ft. /Y*) ABIFIW .wa-*.BY-ROOUCTa.......,
P lO. CITY YEAR STATUS BAR TYPE Coal Water Oil Cok* Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ameonia Other PIISCELL OUS lNFOI TIUl4
117
Ban9or
N 6as Co
1890
1900
1910*
W
5
5
1920 *
W
10
10
1930 a
CW
20
20
1940 *
14
27
21
1950 N
AVERAGES;
16
16
118
berwick
Consolidated
Gas
Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
19 0 N
AVERAGES:
C,W
C,W
C I I
CII
16
28
22
‘
17 .
22
20
16
28
17
22
21
Lowe

•
‘
5
5
119
Boyertown
“ Gas Co
1890
1900
1910*
1920*
1930*
1940*
1950*
AVERAGES;
II
II
II
II
II
.
3
4
1
6
7
6
3
4
7
8
7
6
Lowe

N
N
N
120
Boyertown
N Gas Co
1890
1900
1910 *
1920 *
1930 a
1940*
1950 a
AVERAGES:
•
.

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TARE B 1 IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS VtFACTURING SITES - P11 PlANTS (18%-19513)
STATEx PEIl SYL VAN U)
GAS PROO&CTION RATE 1* cu. ft. /YR) 6ASIFIER/ ******IBY PRQD(JCTS********
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar ) vQon1a Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
121
Eltzabethtown
Marietta 4
Eliz. Bai Co 1890
190$
191$ •
W
4
4
Lowe
192$,
14
7
7
l
1930*
14
3
3
‘
194$ *
CW
2$
e
1950 0
AVERfl6ES
9
9
122
Hamburg
N Gu Co
18%
1900
1910 *
1920*
1930*
1940 0
1951 0
flYER 3ES:
14
14
14
4
?
3,
4
4
3
4
Lowe(Su)
N
123
Jenkirtown
Phila. Sub.
6 4 E Co
3890
1900
3910 *
1920 0
1930 *
1940 C
195$ —
AVERflGES
14
14
73
275
174
73
275
174
Lowe

(5)
Cons.
w/Phila.Electric
Co.
124
Lititz
, MarJ eia & Ephrata 6 Co189$
1900
39j$ *
1920 *
1930,
1940 0
1958 0
AVER 1 3ES
14
U
W
5
10
24
13
5
j$
24
13
Ic we
N
M

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BAS PR *JCTI 1N BATE (BA cu. ft. /YI) BAIF1ER/ .*...*.BY—p UU(JCTU..*4.*uu
P 4 ). CITY YEAR STATUS SAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PIIOCESS Coke Tar Aetuonia Other P%ISCELU EOU$ IPfUHW%TION
1
Bristol
Bristol County 6 £ E Co 1890 *
C
(6)
1900 ft
C,W
10
10
Lowe
1910 *
C,W
14
14
1920 P
1930 —
1940 —
1950-
AVERflGESz
12
12
2
Newport
6t. Co
1890 *
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
1930*
1940 *
1950 *
AVERA(3E5:
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
)
W
W
38
60
95
105
75
269
447
358
•
38
60
95
105
269
441
169
163
163
3
Pawtucket
Sas Co
1890 *
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
1950 *
AVER 16ES:
C
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
75
14
125
253
916
1,006
121
359
125
511
552
269
1,900
671
75
14
250
764
1,468
1,275
2,021
838
Lowe
I
U
U
N
N
(10)
(10)
(20)
5
5
(11)
1,410
1,136
1,414
1,320
(—)
4
Providence
6a Co
1890 *
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
1950 *
AVERflGES:
C,W
C ,W
C,W
C,W
W,Coke
CW,Coke
W,Coke
458
710
1,200
1,135
876
1,135
699
55
525
604
2,836
3,972
3,906
3,571
458
710
1,200
2,270
3,535
4,027
4,431
2,376
Lowe
N
N
N
N
N
(4)
2,156
2,586
2,371
311
317
4,600,000,000
1b5 sulfate

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TALE 8-1 IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS M LJACTURlP 3 SITES - L PIPiITS (1890-19501
STATEs I*ID [ ’€ ISUN}
GAS PRODUCTION % 1IE ( cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ 4D4***BYPRODUCTS*H*****
ND. CITY CON 4Y YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar A uaoriia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
5
Warren
N
Gas
Co
1890 a
C
3
3
1900 C
Cons. w/Sristol
1910 -
192$-
193$ -
1940-
1950-
AVERAGESs
3
3
6
Westerly
•
B L
EL
Co
1890 1
C
4
4
1900 *
1910 ‘
1920 ‘
1930’
1940*
1950 *
flVERflGES
C,W
C,W
C,i1
U
CU
CU
4
12
31
13
82
8$
136
99
4
12
31
82
8$
136
50
Lowe
•
•
‘
7
Woonsocket
•
Gas
Co
189$ *
U
3$
38
Lowe
(6)
,
1988’
1918*
1928 P
1938 p
194$-
195$ —
AVERAt3ES
H
U
34
50
38
50
38
N

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PfiUOI T1 4 TE ( cv. ft. /Y* O IFIENI •*#****OY PI’dI TSv*.****
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Hater OIL Coke Total PACKERS Coke Tar loaonia Other PUBCELU lEC$iS INFORMTION
1
Charleston
• (31 Co
1890 *
C
(62)
1908 C
Cons. w/Charleston UP Co
1918 -
1928-
1930 —
1940 —
1950-
AVERAGES;
2
Charleston
UP Co
18% *
1900 *
1918 *
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
1950*
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
M
W
W
II
?
180
121
Ill
342
391
345
536
484
188
121
342
391
345
536
306
118
102
110
3
Coluebia
(31 Co
18% *
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
1930 a
1940 *
1950 *
AVERAGES:
C,II
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
C 1 W
12
12
29
180
155
174
144
181
100
206
566
291
12
12
29
180
255
380
718
225
Lowe
‘
l
“
M
“
(3)
(6)
7
7
218
280
369
289
4
Co1ur bia
Cori aree
GLE
Co
1890 *
?
(15)
1900 (1
1910 0
1920 —
1930 —
1940-
1950 —
AVERAGES:
:

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TAILE B -I IOENTIFICATI 4 OF TOWN GAS W Y4tfF TuRjNG SITES - LL PLANTS (1890-1950)
STATEi SOUTH CAROLINA
GAS PRODUCTION RATE ()$( cu.ft./YRJ GASIFIER/ 1i**1*IIIYPRQD (JCT5****fl*I
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal I4atar 031 Colte Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ammonia Other MISCELL ( OUS INFORNATION
5
6r erivi11e
•
SLEL Co
1890 *
C,II
(1$)
Lowi
1900*
C 1 14
6
6
.
191$ a
192$ ‘
3930 *
C,W
C,W
C,W
17
34
365
6
17

111
I
194$ C)
1950 4
AVERAGES:
C 1 14
33$
306
6
31$
IS O
Lowe
6
Spartanbur
u
saw Co
18% *
C
(6)
190$ *
3910 *
1920*
1935*
1945 0
1950*
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
(15)
12
55
99
55
•
12
55
99
55
(2)
95
95
1
Anderson
•
6Co
18%
190$
191$ 1
192$ •
1930 *
1940 *
1950 N
AVERASES:
14
14
CU
CU
?
15
33
34
27
15
33
34
27
36
15
16
Under
construct ior,
8
Suwter
GLt. Co
189$
1900
393$ *
392$ *
1930 *
1940 a
1955*
AVERAGES:
II
14
CU
CU
CU
?
31
33
39
74
44
31
33
39
74
44
(2)
13
13
13

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NO. CITY
8 P DlCT11 tE OU Cu. ft. YR) IF1ER/
YEM STATUS EM TYPE Coal Water Oil Cok. Total PROCESS
•e *R*WUy—pJ JUUCT w4..,
Cake Tar Aeuon*a Other MISCELU lEtIjS INFORPIAT ION

9 Florence • 6 Co 1890
1980
I 918
1928 a
CU
28
28
1930 *
CU
(18)
1948 (1
1950 0
AVERAGES:
20
28
10
Rockhfll
6
Co
1890
1980
1910
1920 *
19300
1940 a
19500
AVERAGES;
U
CU
18
.
24
21
18
24
21
11
Greenwood
GLF
Co
1898
1900
1910
1920
1930 .
1948 *
1958 N
AVERAGES:
CU
CU
2
15
9
2
15
9

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TABLE B-li IDENTIFLCATION (F TOWN GAS 4fAC1URING SITES — tL PU TS (l890-l95 )
STATEs S( 1TH D ( (OTA
GAS PROOIXTION GATE ( cu.ft./YR) 6ASIFIER/ au*HabY-PRO 4JCTS *******
ND. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Mater Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tav Ai naonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
1
Aberdeen
•
1 £
Fuel
Co
3899 *
N
18)
Lowe IS)
zzz
1980*
N
6
6
1919 *
N
49
48
1929*
N
57
57
U
1930’
N
7
a
1948 I
CW
97
97
U
1958 N
AVERf ESz
50
58
2
PIerre
l
6 1
Fuel
Co
1898 *
1900*
1918 0
1929 (I
193$ —
1949 —
1958-
AVER% 3ESs
N
N
58
5
32
,
58
5
32
Lowe(S)
3
Rapid
City
•
6 1
E Co
1898 a
1908 0
1919*
1928 ’
1939 0
1949 0
195$-
AVER A6ESz
C
C
C
(3.5)
5
8
7
5
8
1
4
S1ou
Falls
N &
Co
.
389$ a
1980’
1910 a
1920 a
1939 a
1 4G N
1950 N
QVER 3ES
U
N
W
N
CW
18
17
51
157
12
89
19
11
51
157
212
89
lowe(S)
•

N
•
(8.6)

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— StUN Nfl NM a. ft. fl u SSfrS - - - - -
ML Cli v tans in Ste at ma. t.kl Mkni CS. Ta F- - i at e tq ‘ ‘ tnaaias
5
Utturtaum
5 .t IqP ILC.
IS IS t
I
.
15% 0
1915 0
IS *
U
17
17
Tiau.y
1 5*
U
31
31
•
1945*
D I
29
29
15% N
AEMS
26
26
S
YMta
ILE
1595
1* f t
19150
1
.
—
.
10*
nat
1945*
1955 N
IBs
U
U
U
6
14 .
a
13
6
14
a
13
Tany
.
7
aiP’oS
LmS-hSmadUL
$FC
IS IS
1*
191St
is.
l IMO
1945 0
1955-
SEa MS.
U
c,sI
is
15
a
is
•
a
.
a
a
a
Ty
‘
S
bllkpid.
CItySa&di.
1595
1*
1915*
10*
ma ’
1945 I)
1955 0
MN .
U
U
Di
I
•
4
7
I
4
7
Tany
U
‘

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TA8IE 8-1* IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS tø1JFACTuRIp 3 SITES LL PLANTS (1890-1950)
STATEt SOUTH DAKOTA
GAS PROOIJCTIOI4 RATE (PW4 cu.ft./YR) 6ASIFIER/ *******5y-PRODIJCT S********
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Amraonia Other NiSCELL V EO(JS INFORP %1ION
9 0* S*et
•
Su Plant
1890
1900
1910*
U
2
2
1920 0
1930 0
1940 -
1950
(WERASESi
2
2
t lHuroñ
‘
LIP
Co
18%
190$
1910*
1920 ’
1938 *
1940*
195814
A ERASESz
W
W
W
W
8
26
61
11
42
•
8
26
61
71
42
lo,ie
•
11 Mdthell
•
P Co
18%
190$
191$ *
192$’
1930*
1940*
1958*
AVERAGES2
W
W
N
14
14
(10)
26
41
64
105
59
26
41
64
105
59
Lowe
•
•
7

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BAG PBAIZIiCTION BATE (BA cu. ft. YR W IF1EBI ***4 **BY-pRQUIJCT5***...aa
M L CITY YEAR STATUS SAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ae. onia Other NLSCELLi €OUS DfOR % TlON
— — -------==
.—---—— --— —
—
1
Brownsville
Ba%,CoallCoke Co
1390 *
C
(2.5)
19 00X
1910 -
1920 —
1930 -
1940 -
1950-
R ERA6ES:
e
chattanooga
‘ 61 Co
1890 *
C
50
50
1900 a
1910 1
1920 P
1930 P
1940 P
1950-
WERA6ES;
C
C
45
139
78
45
139
78
3
Clarksville
61 Co
1890 *
1900*
1910*
1920’
1930 a
1940 0
1950 0
AVERA6E6:
C
C
C
C
C
3
8
9
7
16
9
3
8
9
1
16
9
1
1
16
16
4
Coluebia
N 6 Co
1893 *
1900*
1910 0
1928 1)
1938 —
1940 —
1950 —
AVER l GES:
W
14
3)
0
0
3
0

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TABlE B-i IDENTIFICATION (F TOWN GAS iMfACTUR1NG SITES - ALL PLANTS (1898-1950)
STATES TEM€SEE
GAS PRODUCTION RATE 1P 1 cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ iii *iiBYPRODIJCTSI**”**’
j. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aw ior ia Other PIISCELLANEI]Lh5 INFORMATION
5
Jackson
Citizev ’* 61 Co
1898 ft
C
15
15
39N ‘
C
(18)
1918 a
C
27
27
1928*
C
5 0
50
1930 I
C, ))
61
112
773
1948 N
1950 N
AVERAGES:
38
712
216
6
Kno vi1le
‘ 61 Co
1890 *
1908*
1918 *
1928 ‘
193$ i
1948 1
1950*
AVERA8ES
C,W
C,W
C,))
C,))
C,))
C,))
W
48
50
119
214
248
300
162
6
71
32
5 07
154
48
50
119
228
319
332
507
221
Lowe
‘
‘
‘
U
U
(5)
(8)
(3)
(6)
261
9 )
276
(—)
7
Me phi
Equitable fit. Co
1890 ft
(4
80
80
Jeriaari.
1900ft
191$ ft
1920 *
1938*
194$ N
H
H
H
H
168
1,508
718
30
16$
1,580
718
3$
Lowe(S)
U
N
1950 N
AVERAGES:
‘
496
496
8
Me.ph:e
• 61 Co
1898 ft
H
(80)
1988 C
Covi .
w/Equitable
(t4ei phis)
1910 -
1920 —
1930 -
1940 -
1950-
IWERAGES:

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RAS PRODUCTION RATE ( cu. ft IVK) W%SIFIER/ *******BY .PROO(jCT5****u**.
NO. CITY COI ’fWIY YERR STATUS BAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PIWCESS Coke Tar uiaor ia Other MlSCELU OUS IPfORMATWN
9
Sfl
Murfreesboro
—
• 6L Co
t tZ
1890 *
fltStS
C
tSfl
(5)
flflS
z
t
1900*
C
?
1910 I
1920 -
1930 -
1940 —
1950 —
AVER 1 6ES:
1$
Nashvi11
61 Co
1890 *
1900 a
1910 a
1920 a
1930 a
j94 *
C
C
c
C
C,W
C W
100
133
300
400
363
392
270
345
.
100
133
300
480
633
731
(10)
24
16
(—)
524
415
C—)
96
1950N
AVERl 8ES:
281
308
384
20
418
96
11
Pulaski
l 6 Co
.
1890 *
1900 C)
1910 0
1920-
1930 —
1940 —
1950 -
AVERA6ES
W
?
12
Union City
Beck, BranfordtCo
1890 *
?
(4)
1900 0
1910 0
1920 —
1930 —
19’iO -
1950 -
1WERfl6ES

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T 1E B—I: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS NAMWRCIURIP4G SITES - L PLANTS (18-195 J
8TATE TEMIESSE
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (M M cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ ii*iiiiBy- PROD )JC1’S**IIt*lI*
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water (hi Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ataiaonia Other MISCELL1 OUS INFORMATION
13
Briitol
6$E Co
* z*
189$
1908*
C
3
3
1918 *
C
14
14
1928*
C
25
25
1930 •
C
92
92
(2)
71
1948 N
1950 N
AVERA6ES :
34
34
77
14
6aLIatin
• St. Co
1898
1900 *
1918 P4
1928 0
193$ 0
1948 -
1950 -
A RAGES:
7
•
15
Johnson City
WathIn ton
County 6 Co
1898
1900
1918
1928 *
1930 ‘
1940 a
1958 N
AVERASES :
C,W
C,CW
C
14
69
86
56
5
216
Ill
19
285
86
130
1
3
(2)
2
15
61
N
38

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PR XJ TWN TE (J au. ft. /YR) SIFiER/ ...****BV-PRODUCTB4*..****
NO. CITY YE l STATUS BAS TYPE Coal Water 0* ) Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar AmMonIa Other t4ISCELLASEUIJS ItfUR N OTION
1
Austin
l 61 & Coal
Co
189$ I
C
(16)
190$ X
191$ —
.
1920 -
193$ —
1940-
1950 —
AVERAGES:
2
Austin
Capital 61
Co
1890 1
1900 (I
1910 (1
192$
193$ —
1940 —
195$ -
AVERAGES:
(4
20
20
.
20
20
3
Bretham
6 Co
189$ *
1900 0
191$ 0
1920*
193$ 0
1948 0
1950 —
AVERAGES:
II
(4
(8)
8
8
8
8
4
Colorado
N (31. Co
1890 *
1900 0
1910 0
1920 —
1930 —
194$ -
1950 -
AVERAGES:
?
(4)

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TABLE B-i IDENTIF CATI0N CF TOWN GAS M( 4UFACllJR1NG SITES - LL PLANTS (1898-1950)
STATE: TEXAS
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (PV1 cu.ft.FYR) GASIFIER/ uuu,BY-PRODUCTS*a****u
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water 031 Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar A moriia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
5
Corslcana
• SI Co
* z
sz
1890 a
W
aa
z * *z
*z z
4
4
Van Steerbur
1900 0
1910 0
1920 -
1930 -
1940-
i sa-
AVERAGES:
•
4
4
6
Dallas
Dallas City &
Co
1890 f
1900 I
1910 •
1920N
1930 —
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES:
C
C,W
C,W
40
35
80
52
80

80
40
35
160
78
Lowe
s
7
DaMson
N LIP Co
1890 *
1900*
1910*
1920 0
1930 0
1940 -
1950-
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
(17)
1

11
1

U
8
El Paso
• 6,Coa1 &Coke
Co
1891 *
C
(I I)
1988*
1910 I
1920 ‘
C
C 1 W
C 1 W
12
34
128
66
223
12
100
351
Lowe
•
7
140
1938N
1948 N
1950 N
IWERAGES;
58
145
154
7
148

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GAG PRCNXCI ION GATE (* cia. ft. YG) UPBIFIER/ *******8Y-PROWCTS******,.
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Wat.r Oil Cok. Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aei.ornt Other NISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
9
Fort Worth
•
LIP Co
== z— —• :==—
1890 *
au
C
z —
(30)
———— z *
1900*
C
25
25
1910 ’
C
88
1920 0
1930 0
1940 -
1950 -
AVER ES:
57
57
10
Gainesville
l
hF Co
1890 *
1900*
1910 *
19200
1930 0
1940 -
1950-
AVER ( GES:
C
C
W
(10)
5
5
13
13
5
13
9
Lowe
11
Galveston
N
8 Co
1890 *
1900*
1910 *
1920 *
1930 N
1940 N
1950 N
C
C
C
C
25
30
51
171
25
30
51
171
Lowe
‘
.
AVERA6ES:
69
69
•
.
12
Houston
•
61 Co
1890 *
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
1930 0
1940 0
1950 —
AVER 6ES:
C
C
W
W
(40)
30
30
235
870
553
30
235
870
378
Lobe
“
144

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TARE 8-tx iDENTIFICATION CF TOWN GAS W Ff CTURING SITES - ALL PLANTS (1898-1958 )
STATE, TEXAS
GAS PRODUCTION Ib )TE ( l u.ft./YR) 6ASIFIER/ H*HIi5y-P RUDIJCTS***H***
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Watir Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar ieao (a Other PUSCELLANEOUS iNFORMATION
13
Jeff.r*on
N SI. Co
1898 I
0
(4)
Oil acid wood f dstock
390$ 0
1918 0
1920-
193$ —
194$ —
1958-
AYERASESz
14
Mar%halI
•
LIP Co
189$ I
190$X
191$ —
1928-
193$ —
1940 —
1958-
fWERAGESz
U
•
3
3
3
3
Sutherland
15
Paris
•
G&EL Co
1898 ft
19001
1918*
1920*
193$ 0
1948 [ 1
1950-
AVERASES:
C
C
C
C
1
3
B
3$
11
1
3

3$
11
16
San ( ntonio
•
6 Co
1890 *
190$ ’
191$ •
1920 a
C
C
C,W
C 1 W
24
17
113
128
24
17
113
728
Lowe
•
1938 0
134 ) 0
1958-
(WER (I3ES:
221
221

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lS PROUUCTI 4 31E IU cu. ft. /YR QPSlfIER/ .*..**.eY—pR0a Tg*a.*....
YEIW1 8T TUS 6fl8 TYPE - Coat Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Cpkp Tar Pemonia Other MISCELiANEOIJS INFORMATION
17
——z
Sherian
ng
•
nnnnzss
&. Co
m
snznzg1
1890 *
nata
C
rn
10
g=
10
sr.
=Z
=======ti==t=t= t
1900*
C
10
10
1910*
C
32
32
1920 0
1930 0
1940 -
1950-
VERA6ES
17
11
18
Waco
•
6 Co
1890 *
C
(25)
i
1900*
1910 1
1920 N
1930-
1940 —
1950-
WERA 3ES:
C
C
15
30
23
.
15
30
23
19
Austin
•
B Co
1890
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
1930 0
1940 0
1950 -
AVERAGES:
C
W
II
15
15
52
125
89
15
52
125
64
Lowe

.
20
Pbilene
•
BLF&P
Co
1890
1900
1910 4
1920 0
1930 0
1940 —
1950-
WERfl6ES:
W
10
10
10
10
Lowe

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TRELE 8-1: IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS $VUflCTURING SITES - ..L. P1 TS (1890-1950)
STATE: TEXAS
GAS PRODUCTION RATE ( cu.ft./YR) 6ASIFIER/ ,**,*i*BY.PROIXJCTSIII*****
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aw*onia Other NISCELLANEOUS INFORI4ATIDN
21
AmariLlo
‘
8 Co
18%
190$
191$ ft
II
Ii
Il
Lowe
192$ N
1930
194$ —
i se-
AVERAGES:
Ii
11
22
Beaumont
N
6Co
189$
190$
1910*
920*
193$ 0
1940 0
195$-
AVERAGES:
U
U
35
166
.
181
35
166
181
Lowe
23
Brownwood
N
GtE
Co
1890
190$
191$ ft
1920*
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVERAGES:
0
0
?
20
20
21
20
Seal’s
N
Under
constructior4
24 Cleburne E&6 Co 1898
190$
1910* C 1 1
1928 * C 18 18
1930 0
19 8 (1
1958-
AVERAGES: 13 13

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lI PROUtJCTION RiflE (N M c . ft. FYI) B BZF1ER/ ** **..Dy-p t jJCf a*****,.
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS BAR TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Atimonia Other MISCELU EUUS INFORMATION
r—
25
———n——— ——
Palestine
ns a
LHIP Co
fl
1890
t
t
==
ann=t== =c
1900
1910 *
W
20
20
Lowe
1920*
W
20
20
‘
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVERAGES;
20
20
26
San Angelo
6 Co
1890
1900
1910 *
1920 ’
0
U
11
9
11
9
Real’s
U
1930 0
1940 0
1950 —
AVERAGES:
,
10
10
21
Corpus Christi
6 Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 *
W
20
20
Lowe
1930 U
1940 0
1950 —
AVERAGES:
20
20
28
Greenville
6 Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 *
C,W
24
24
1
180
1930 0
1940 0
1950 *
AVERAGES:
24
24
1
180

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TABLE 8-1 IDENTIFICATION IP TO1* GAS WV ItFACTURING SITES - LL PLANTS I1B90-195 )
STATE: TEXAS
GAS PROOIJCTIUN RAIE ( cu.ft./YR) GRSIF IER/ .*fl**iSY—PRODUCTS*U**i**
NIL CITY TEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ai iiac nia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
29
Port Arthur
•
6W Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 *
C,O
70
10
80
1931 0
1940 0
19 S-
AVERAGES:
70
I I
80
30
TeepIe
u
E .Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 I
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVERAGES:
U
31
•
31
31
31
Lowe
31
Tyler
6 Co
1890
1900
1910
1920*
1930 0
1940 0
1950-
AVERPi3ES
U
9
9
9
9
.
32
Waxahachie
6 Co
1890
190$
1910
1920
1930 0
1940 0
19 5$
AVERAGES:
U
15’
15
IS
15

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SAS PRODUCTION ASTE 914 Cu. ft. /YN) eASIFIER!
YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS
Coke Tar Aauaonia Other NISCELL EOUS INFORMATION
M . CITY
1
Oqden
1 4 Fuel Co
1890 *
C
18
18
1900 0
1910*
C
7
7
1920 0
1930
1940
1950
WERA6ES:
13
13
2
Salt Lake
City
Sac Co
1890 *
1900 *
1910 *
1920 *
1930 N
C W
C 1 W
C,W
C 1 W
35
72
256
325
19
153
•
35
72
275
478
Lowe
‘
.
1940 -
1950-
AVERA6ES
172
86
215
3
Provo
Utah Valley 6
£ Coke
Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 *
1930 p
1940 -
1950-
WERA6ES:
C
26
26
26
26
U)
(1)

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TAbLE 8-1: IDENTIFICATION (J TOWN GAS &FACTURlN6 SITES - LL PLANTS (1890 - 1950)
STATE: VERMONT
GAS PROGUCTION RATE ( P 01 cu. ft. /YR) 6ASLFIER/
YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS
...uaibY-PR IJDUCTGII*lI1u
Coke Tar A :itior.aa Other NISCELLflt OtJS INFORMATION
P I. CITY
i
brattleboro
• S
I Co
1891 a
W
6
6
lowe
19004
U
5
5
1910 a
W
15
15
1920*
U
24
24
1930*
U
41
41
‘
1940 0
.
1950 0
fWE I IAGESs
ia
18
2
BurlLngton
6
L Co
1890 4
1910*
1919*
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
1950 *
AVERAGES:
U
U
U
U
U
CU
CU
I I
29
65
117
197
178
314
129
10
20
65
tii
191
118
314
129
lowe
I
•

•


8 0
80
3
Montpelier
(1
1 Co
1890 *
1900*
1910 *
192$ *
1938 *
1940*
1950 N
AVERAGES:
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,Id
C
C
(3)
4
16
24
31
39
22
4
16
24
31
38
22
lowe
(N-c)
1
(2)
1
38
25
28
4
Rutland
S
L Co
1890 *
1900 *
1918 *
1920 *
1930 *
1948 *
1950 N
AVERAGES:
C,W
C 1 W
C,W
C,W
C,W
CW
0
(15)
21
44
39
27
1
70
91
56
0
21
45
l OS
91
56
(2)
41
47

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WlB PROI3IJCTZON MTh ( Cu. ft. !YN) BABIFIER! ****4**By—PROD(JCTB**4,**4.
MO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aeeorna Other MISCELLANEOUS IMORMATION
=
5
St. Albans
• 6
1 Co
1890 *
W
5
5
Lowe
(6)
1900*
W
6
6
•
1910 *
W
10
10
1920*
W
12
12
•
1930*
W
16
16
N
1940 0
1950*
W
17
17
AVER GES
ii
11
6
St. iohnsbury
6
1 Co
1890 *
7
1900*
1910 *
1920*
1930*
1940 0
1950*
AVERi IGES:
?
W
W
W
W
10
19
30 .
36
24
10
19
30
36
24
Lowe
7
Windsor
6
1 Co
1890 *
1900*
1910 X
1920 —
1930 —
1940 —
3950 —
AVERAGES:
II
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
8
Woodstock
6
1 Co
1890 *
1900 *
1910 (1
1920 I)
W
(4
0
1
0
1
Butler
Wilder
1930 —
1940 —
1950-
AVERAGES:
.
I
1

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TABLE B-li IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS fACTURIMi SITES - ALL ftANTS 11890-1958)
STATEi VERMONT
GAS PRODUCTION RATE ( cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ *******BY—PRODUCTS***I****
ND. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke T*r Aiaeonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
9
Barre
Peopl&s Lighting, HI
P 169$
1900
1911 *
W
15
15
Lowe (Su)
1920*
W
2$
2$
1930*
W
38
38
•
194$ 0
1950*
W
45
45
AVERA6ES
3$
30
10
Bennington
1890
1900
191$ a
1920*
1930*
1940 0
1950 0
AVERA6ES;
W
W
W
8
12
39
2$
,
8
12
39
2$
Lowe(Su)
a
11
Springfield
a Gas
Co
1890
190$
191$ *
1920*
1930*
Id
Id
Id
7
2$
19
.
7
2$
IS
Lowe(Su)
a
a
2$
•
1940 0
1950*
AVERAGES:
Id
44
23
44
23
12
Rutland
Twin
State
Gas I
E Co
1890
1900
191$
192$
1930
194$ *
Id
98
98
Lowe
1950k
AVERAGES:
98
98

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WI8 P It T1GPf NflE ( Cu. ft. IYR) lBIFZER **.**.DY-PR(JOLJCTB.,t4*u.
ND. CITY YEfiR STRTUS OAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCES8 Coke Tar A.umonta Other MIBCEUJ*IEOLàS INFORNATION
1
2—-———— ———— -=
Alexandria
Baa Works
1890 *
C
-.
25
25
1908*
C
24
24
1918 *
C
31
31
1920 ft
C
51
51
(1)
(-)
(—)
1930 a
CW
93
93
1948 a
CU
61
67
1950 0
AVERAGES:
36
60
51
2
Charlottesville
61 Co
1898 ft
1900*
1910 *
1928 a
1938 a
1940*
1950*
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
C,W
W
W
1
4
17
60
12
19
,
90
258
170
1
4
17
60
12
90
250
62
(8
27
27
(—)
3
Danville
Water &
B Dept
1898 a
1900 a
1910*
1928 ft
1938 a
1948 a
1958*
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
C,W
Cw
D I
11
27
58
93
51
46
119
142
268
176
11
27
58
93
170
142
268
189
U)
3
3
21
6
68
29
4
Fredricksburg
Citizens
Gas Co
1890 4
1900*
1910 1
1920*
1930 a
1940 a
1950 *
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
C
C
CU
2
6
15
26
42
46
23
78
78
2
6
15
26
42
46
18
31
(1)
(1)
(2)
26
35
31

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TA8LE 8—1 IOENTIFICRTION OF TO *l SAS 4f TURIN6 SITES - LL PIi 4TS 11890-1953)
6TATE ViRGINIA
GAS PRUDUCTl1) RATE liP cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ *i**ii*BY$ RUDlJC164**t****
NO. CITY YEAH BTATIJS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Amaonia Other MISCELLANEOuS INFORMAhIOu
5
Lynchburg
• St. Co
1891 *
L *Z Z*
C
I?
17
=
1 a
C
12
12
1910’
C
4$
4$
1920’
C
122
122
193$ a
CU
185
185
48
1943*
U
269
269
1950 N
AVERAGESi
48
221
1 18
48
6
Norfolk
City 6 i L of
Norfolk
189$ *
1910 I
191$ *
923 *
1933 *
1943*
195$ I
AWRN3E6
C
C,W
C,W
C,W
U
U
U
SI
85
134
128
92
15$
299
99,6
997
2,969
1,182
5$
85
254
427
9%
997
2,969
825
Lowe
I
I
•
461
1,831
1, 146
7
Petersburg
Saa Co
1893 *
C
15
15
1911*
191$ *
1920 4
1933 a
1943 *
j95$ a
AVERAGES:
C
C,W
C,W
CU
CU
CU
12
38
65
33
69
134
156
27$
157
12
38
134
134
156
27$
338
Lowe
I
‘
66
66
8
Port*.outh
• 6a* Co
1893 *
1900’
1910*
1323 a
1933 *
1940 *
1958 a
AVERAGES;
C
C
C
C,W
CU
CU
CW
?
18
56
93
56
94
252
280
612
310
18
56
187
252
280
612
234
Lowe
I
‘
I
42)
29
42
36

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- PR LTIOt TE O Cu. ft. /YR) U 1FI R/ I44*4**5Y-P4 UUCfO**.***
M L CITY YEAR STATUS WlS TYPE Coal Water 0 *) Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar f aon*a Other I4ISCELLRNEUUS INFOR$AT1UN
9
Ric I mor 1
•
6as
Works
1890 ‘
C
180
180
1900 *
C,W
240
240
1910 *
C,W
102
304
406
Lowe
1920 a
C,W
195
725
920
‘
1930 •
W
1,542
1,542
510
1940 ‘
W
1,308
1,308
1950 *
W
2,584
2,584
AVERAGES;
179
1,293
1,026
510
18
Roanoke
•
6 &
W Co
1890 *
1908*
1910 a
1920 ‘
1930 *
1940 a
1958 ‘
AVERAGES;
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
(IS)
9
57
116
240
402
442
211
79
124
38
584
186
9
57
195
364
440
946
335
(6)
(6)
16
16
277
(—)
551
414
11
Staunton
•
Gas
Co
1890 a
1908*
1918*
1920 *
1930*
1940 N
1958 N
AVERAGES8
C
C
C
C
W
11
11
29
37
22
42
42
11
11
29
37
42
26
12
Suffolk
“
Gas
Co
1890 *
1900 0
1910*
1920 a
1930 *
1940 *
1958 N
AVERAGES;
W
W
W
W
N
(4)
6
24
44
42
29
6
24
44
42
29
(2)
19

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TAbLE b-is I NT1F1C(fl1CN CF TOWN SAS 4LFACTURJNB SITES - fLL PL TS (1890-19 3)
STATE2 VIRGINIA
RGS PRODUCTION RGTE ( cu. ft. /YR) GASIFIER/ ***4***BY-PRODUCTB*ftl**14
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water 0*1 Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar %eNonha Other NISCELLAREOIJS INFORMATiON
13 Winchester
Sn Co
18% *
C
3
3
1980*
C
3
3
1910*
C
9
9
1920 ft
C
13
13
1930*
C
32
32
1948 a
C
29
29
(3.7)
29
1953 0
AVERAGES
15
15
29
14 Newport News
• Gas Co
1890
1900*
1910 a
1920 a
1930 a
1948 a
1953 0
AVERAGES
C
C,W
C,W
W
N
25
37
134
55
200
2 i
315
261
25
37
334
287
315
194
Lowe
‘
7
1
126
126
22
22
,
15 Staunton
City Gas Co
1893
1930*
1910 0
1920 0
1933 -
1943 -
1950-
AVEHASES
C
8
a
8
8
16 I4aepton
, Phoebus £
Ft.
Monroe
1893
1900
1910 a
1920 0
N
.
21
21
.
1930 0
1948 —
1958-
AVERAGES
21
21

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B PROOLETION TE ( I cu. ft. /YR) IF1ER/ *. 4***BY-PROaUcTeft...*..*
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ammonia Other HlSCELU NEO&JS INFORMATION
17
Rosslyn
U E & 8 Co
1890
..—z:=-
1900
1910 1
W
Under
construction
t9 0 4
W
31
31
1930 P
1940 U
1950 0
AVERAGES;
31
31
18
Richmond
Henrico Co 6
Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 *
1930 0
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES;
C
Ti

71
.
Ti
Ti
110)

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TABLE B -I: IDENTLFICATION CF TOWN GAS WINIJFACTURING SITES - ALL PLANTS (1890 -1950)
STATEi WASHINGICII
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (114 cu.ft./YR) GASIFIER/ *******BYPRODUCTS***U*H
NO. CiTY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water O l Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Rainonta Other NISCELL EOUS INFORPIATION
I
Olyapia
S
I E I.
Co
18% a
C
4
4
l9 00X
1911 —
1921-
1930 -
L
1940-
1950-
AVENAGES :
4
4
2
Port Townaerid
“ 6
£ Fuel
Co
1890 *
1900*
1910*
1920*
1930 0
1940 N
1950 —
AVERAGES;
C
C
C
C
(7)
2
3
4
3
•
2
3
4
3
3
Seattle
I
1890 *
C
21
21
1900*
1910 *
1920 *
1930 *
1940 *
1950 *
AVERAGES:
C
C,W
C,W
W,Coke
W,O
W,O
85
270
871
315
405
609
1,414
811 1,663
532 3,837
754 2,150
661
661
85
675
1,486
2,075
2,474
4,369
1,599
Lowe
‘
‘

‘
(35)
547
1,187
2,157
1,497
520
520
4 Spokane Falls 1890 * C,W (20)
1900* C,I ( 30 30
1910 a C,W 180 180
1920 a C,W 251 33 290 (5) (-I
1930 a C,W 260 148 408 (10) 231
1940 * C,W 278 76 354
1950 N
AVERAGES; 201 86 252 237

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8 1$ Pf*LtICTION ImlE (P81 csj. ft. /YR) 8ASIFIER/
YEAR STATUS SAG TYPE Coal Water 0(1 Coke Total PROCESS
Coke Tar Ameonia Other N1SCELL( EOtiS INFORMATION
?13. CITY
5
Tako.a
srttt ———c___..
N L I W Co
1890 *
C
20
20
1900*
C
23
23
1310 a
C,W
49
14
123
Lowe
1920 *
C,W
144
268
412
‘
1—)
(—)
(—)
1930 a
W
553
5 3
N
332
1940 a
W
717
711
1950 *
14
1,2%
1,2%
‘
AVERAGES:
59
582
449
332
6
Walla Walla
N 61 ECo
1890 a
1900*
1910 *
1920*
1930*
1940 a
1950 a
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
C
C,W,0
14,0
•
4
5
11

52
180
52
•
89
120
105
40
96
68
4
5
17
52
309
216
101
(5)
135
135
7
Fairhaven
bellinyham Bay
Gas
Co
1890
.
1900 *
C,W
11
11
Lowe
1910 0
1920 0
1930 —
1940 —
1950-
AVERAGES:
11
11
8
Aberdeen
Grey’s Harbor
Gas
Co
1890
1900
1910 a
1920 a
1930 *
C,W
C,W
C,W
22
50
28
54
22
50
82
(0.6)
83
1940 0
1950 (1
AVERAGES:
33
54
51
83

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ina€ B - U IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN 6AS W MfACTURIP SITES - L PLANTS (1890-1950)
STRTE WASHINGTON
GAS PRODUCTION RATE ( cu. ft. /YR) SASJFIEH/ ftiU**BY—PR [ JD (JCTS***4****
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Iuaeonia Other MiSCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
9
Everett
Northwest L t P Co
1690
1908
1918 4
W
i8
18
1928’
U
57
51
1930 ’
W
aa
a
o
1940 0
1958 0
AVERASES :
52
52
90
10
Vartouver
Independent L I U
Co
1890
1908
1910 a
1920P
1930-
1940 —
195 1-
AWRAGES:
a
•
(6
11
North Yakica
Northwestern Corp.
1898
1908
1918 a
192$’
1910 ’
1940 0
l958 0
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
(8)
64
84
74
64
84
74
(2)
(6)
12
Auburn
Valley 6a Co
1890
.
1900
1918
4
1930 0
1940 0
19 8 -.
AVERAGES:
7
6
6
6
6
Wood
fe dstock

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8A9 P OOIiCTION TE D cu. ft. /YR) SlF1ER/ **l*u.By—pRQWJCTS***.*.*.
NO. CITY CQ 0 ANY YEAR STATUS 6A5 TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ameonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
13
Centralia
N. Pacific Pub. Serv.
1690
1900
1910
1920 *
C
19
19
(1)
(I)
1930 0
1940 0
1950 —
AVERAGES:
19
19
14
Portland
Pacific
P & L. Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 1
1930 0
1940 0
1950 —
AVERAGES:
C
40
40
•
40
40
(1)
12
12
15
Wenatchee
Central
Washington 6 Co
1890
1900
1910
1920 a
1930 *
1940 a
W
CW
CW
13
23
12
13
23
12
.
1950 N
AVERAGES:
16
16
16
Chetialis
Wash. 6
& E Co
1890
1900
1910
1920
1930 *
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
C
38
38
38
38
(1.3)
95
95

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TABLE 8-lz IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN 6flS tFACTURINfI SITES - ALL PLANTS (18981950)
STATEs WASHINSTON
SAS PRODUCTION RATE (PIN cu. ft. /YR) SASIFIER/ *,***,*8yPR000CTSI***4***
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS SAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ameonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORW )TION
17
breaerton
Western
Gas Co
at Wash.
1896
1966
1916
1926
I 91$
1941
1956*
AVERA (3E9 s
II
65
65
65
65
18
Belllnghaas
Whatco.
County
Razl.
1896
1961
1916 *
1921 *
1936 a
1940 *
1956 0
AVERAGES:
C,W
C 1 W
W
CU
37
39
38
8
14
83.
13
45
45
53
83
73
63
Lowe
u
‘
(1)
(7)
34
48
41

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RAS PRO )UCTI(3I I RATE ( cu. ft. FYR) 6ASIFIER/ *******BY—PRQDUCTS.*.*.***
cITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aemonia Other NISCELLANEOUS INFORPIATION
t
charleston
N
filE Co
1890 *
C
9
9
1900*
C
13
13
1910 0
1920 1)
.
1930 —
1940 -
1950 —
AVERAGES:
11
11
2
Charlestown
G I ll Co
1890 *
1900*
1910*
1920*
1930*
1940*
1950*
AVERAGES;
W
W
W
1)
W
W
W
(2)
2
4
5
5
)
?
4
.
2
4
5
5
4
Lowe
N
N
I
U
I
N
3
Clarksbur
N
6 Co
1890 *
C
(2.5)
1900 *
1910 *
1920 0
1930 I]
1940 —
1950 —
AVERAGES:
C
C
(3)
(10)
4
Lrafton
N
13 Co
1890 *
1900 *
1910 I
1920 —
1930 —
1940 —
1950 —
AVERAGES:
C
C
5
10
8
5
10
8

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TABLE 8-1 IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS IfACTtJRING SITES - f -L PLANTS (1890-1950)
STATE: WEST VIRBINIA
6 (15 PROD (JCTII]N RATE (* cu.ft./YR) SASIFIER/ ,*u***BY—PROD(JC1S***** **
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS 6(15 TYPE Coil Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aweonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
5
Hart ir bury
a 6 Co
18% ‘
C
2
2
19w.
C
3
3
1910*
W
8
8
Lowe
1920*
N
27
27
a
1930*
N
42
42
‘
1940*
U
56
56
‘
16
195 0N
AVERAGES:
3
33
23
16
6
Parker5burg
‘ 6 Co
1890 *
C
(12)
1900 ’
1910 0
1920 0
1930 -
1940 -
1950-
(WERAGES:
C
9
9
.
9
9
1
Ikee1i i
City 6 Works
1890 *
C
(35)
1900 *
1910 *
1920 0
1930 0
1940 —
1950 -.
AVERAGES:
C
C
135
350
243
135
350
243
8 Hunt in dor, Con o1tdated L&Rail Co 1890
1900* C 8 8
1910 0
1920 0
1930-
19 0 -
I tic
-
AVERAGES: 8 8

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•GflS PROOIEBON RATE (I cu.ft.IYR) BAeWIERI •*****eby—PBUUUCTS********
NO. CITY COPIPflNY YEAR STATUS SAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ameonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFOR)1ATION

9 Sluefield 6&P Co l89
l9l
l92 * C 29 29 (8) (—)
193 * C 65 65 (2) 66
l94 * C 67 67 (1.3) 6
l95 N
AVER ES: 54 54 63

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lAa_E B-Is IDENTIFICATION OF TOI*4 GAS I4 NLFACTUl1ING SITES - cgL P1i TS U89$-1950)
STATEs WISCONSIN
GAS PRODUCTION RATE ( cu. ft. /YR) GASIFIER/ **n***BY—PRODUCTS*****I**
ND. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coil Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar A&vaonia Other NlSCELL ) 4EOUS iNFORMATION
1
Appleton
61 Co
1898 *
C
(13 )
1908 *
C,W
12
12
Lowe
1918 1
C,W
54
6
60
“
1928 *
C,W
89
46
135
•
(4)
(—I
(—1
1930*
C
385
385
16
224
38
1940 a
C
242
242
1958 *
N
281
287
262
A’dERASESz
140
113
174
16
243
30
2
Ashland
U
Lighting Co
1890 *
1900*
1910 *
1920*
1930 *
1940*
1950 N
AVER A6ESi
N
N
N
N
N
N
12
8
Il
11
40.
46
23
12
8
17
11
40
46
23
Lowe
•
•
3
Baraboo
6 EL Co
1890 I
1900 *
1918*
19281
1938*
1948 0
1958 0
AVER ( 3ES:
0
0
C
C
C
9
19
29
19
(6)
(6)
9
19
29
19
Pattor
2
2
33
33
4
Debit
‘
S I. I Coke Co
1890 *
1980*
1918 I
1920 *
1938 *
1940 *
1950 *
AVERAGES;
C
C
C W
N
N
C 1 CW
CW
5
6
33
51
24
14
133
246
787
651
358
5
6
41
133
246
758
651
264
(1)
68
619
‘ ‘
378

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SAS PRODUCTION RATE (* c &. ft. /YR) UASIFIER/ *******8Y—PRODUCT 5*,**,,,,
NO. CITY COHPf’ilY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aiu,onia Other MISCELLANEO&IS INFORMATION
5
Chippewa Falls
‘
61
Co
18% *
W
5
5
Lowe CS)
1900*
W
5
5
N
1910*
W
6
6
N
1920*
W
21
21
N
1930*
1940*
1950 N
AVERAGES:
W
W
1
1
1
1
1
1
‘
N
6
Eon Claire
N
Gas
Co
.
1890 *
1900 a
1910 *
1920*
1930 *
1940 *
1950 N
AVERAGES;
C
C,W
C
C
C
C
(25)
12
41
61
109
135
12
•
12
41
61
109
t3
72
4
(3)
(3)
4
62
118
(41
181
.
7
Fond du Lac
Gas
Co
1890
1900*
1910 *
1920 *
1930 a
C
C
C
C,W
C,W
4
10
45
104
284
1
9
4
10
45
105
293
(2)
(6)
C—)
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES;
89
5
91
8
Green Bay
“
L &
Fuel
Co
1890 *
1980 *
1918*
1920 *
1938 *
1948 *
1950 *
AVERAGES;
C
C,W
C
C,W
C,W
W
W
5
12
50
(11
121
60
202
342
441
328
5
12
50
111
323
342
441
183
Sutherland
(2)
(4)
52
281
230
163

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111811 B- Is IDEt4TIFICAT IUN (IF TOWN GAS N )MFACTURING SITES - 1 Pt-ANTS 11890-1950)
STATEs W1SCOI IN
GAS PRODUCTION RATE U c i.ft./YR) GAS1FIERI YPRODUCTS********
NO. CITY YE STATuS yp Coal Water O Co Total pRJIlSS Cc ke Tar A.u.on&a Other MISf EUANEOUS INFORMATION
9
Jarmsville
New S
a* Light Co
1890 *
14
13
— —
13
Lowe(S)
1900 .
14
26
26
N
1910*
14
50
5e
‘
1920*
14
84
84
N
(15)
1930 *
14
145
145
‘
44
19-48 0
1950 0
AVERI IGESs
64
64
44
18
Ker,osha
•
&,
a £ Fuel Co
1890 *
1900
1910 *
19204
14
14
14
14
5
24
11
236
.
5
24
17
236
Looms
Lowe
193$ P
1940 0
1950 0
AVER ( 3ES s
8.6
•
86
11
La Crosse
• ( IL
Co
1890 *
1900 1
1910*
1920 *
1930 a
1940 •
1950 *
A dER11GESs
C
C
C
C 1 14
C,W
C,W
14
16
22
66
120
120
52
66
28
28
109
263
107
16
22
66
148
148
161
263
118
(4)
(4)
(0.6)
164
154
112
C—)
12
Madison
‘
6 L
I Coke Co
1890 *
1900*
1910 *
1920 *
193$ ’
1948 a
14
14
$4
14
14
W
13
40
125
316
308
1,012
13
40
125
316
908
1,012
Lowe(S)
N
‘
•
l
264
34
1950 N
AVERAGES
482
482

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8A8 PRUDUCTIOw RATE 1* cu.tt.!YR) BRUIF1ER/ ****.**BY.-PRffl*JCTS***u. *
NIL CITY CONPANY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Ameonia Other NISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
13
Marinette
N
61 Co
1890 *
0
(9)
Patton
1900 *
I]
(16)
N
1910 a
C
11
11
1920 (3
1930 C)
1940 —
1950-
AVER ( ES:
11
11
14
Milwaukee
N Ii L Co
1890 *
1900 a
1910 *
1920 *
1930 a
1940 a
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
CW
(200)
1,000
2,530
4,650
1,600
1,729.
1 755
1,000
2,530
4,650
3,329
1,155
Lowe
N
N
‘
N
N
1950 N
AVERAGES;
2,445
1,742
2,653
15
Neer,ah
& Menasha 6
& E
Co
1890 *
1900 *
1910 C)
1920 0
1930 —
1940 —
1950
AVERAGES;
U
0
(10)
(12)
Patton
°
16
Oshko5h
R
61 Co
1890 *
1900*
1910 *
1928 *
1930 *
1940 *
1950 *
AVERAGES:
C
C
C ,W
C,W
C,W
W
W
(30)
30
75
61
78
61
81
187
274
532
269
30
75
142
265
274
532
220
(3)
(2)
58
154
(48)
336
183

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TRBIE 6 —1 ; IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS NU4IJFPCTURIN6 SITES L PLANTS (1890-1958)
STATEi WISCt IN
GAS PRODuCTION WIlE (PP cu.ft./YR) 6ASIFIER/ ****u*BY—PROIXJCTS********
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PAQCE5S Coke Tar flw onja Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
17
Portage
‘ isrican Sie
Co
= u xz= =
1890 •
C
(61
U
1 ft
C
7
7
1918 *
C
18
18
192$ ‘
C
27
27
(0.4)
(—I
193$ *
C
33
33
(0.5)
37
1941 0
1958 0
AVERf ES:
21
21
37
18
Racine
Wisconsin 6 & E
Co
18% ft
1908*
191$ 4
(920*
193$ I
1948 ft
1958 I
AVERAGESt
C
C
C
C
C,W
C
C,W
1
45
195
792
2,288
2,213
2,112
1,888
128.
548
338
1
45
(95
792
2,328
2,273
2,668
1,185
114
(38)
188
Ill
2,260
2,538
2,071
2,289
661
597
632
19
Ripon
‘ Lighting Co
1898 ft
(3
(4)
1900’
1918 ft
1928’
1930 ft
194$ 0
1950 0
AVERAGES;
(1
1)
(1
W
.
(6
16
2
5
5
4
2
5
5
(6
7
Patton

28
Sheboygan
National 6 Co
1890 *
1988 ‘
1910 ft
1928 a
1930 4
1948 ft
1950 I
AVERAGES;
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
C,W
Coke
Coke
7
11
33
91
151
59
4
262
133
384
4 6
435
7
11
33
95
413
384
456
204
Lowe(S)
M

“
(1)
(4)
20
21
24
(—1
194
317
31
298
(0.2)

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UAS PRCJeUCTION WIlE (I cu.ft.IYN GASIFIER! *** ***BY—PROD1JCTS.uI****
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar aeonia Other MISCELL ) 4EOUS INFORMATION
21
Stevens Point
N
LiOhting
Co
1890 1
C
(9)
1900 *
C,W
(10)
Sutherland
1910 a
C
11
11
1920 I
C
8
8
(0.4)
(—1
1930 a
C
42
42
(0.5)
50
1940 a
C
56
56
(1.3)
£2
1950N
AVERAGES:
29
29
56
22
Superior
‘
W L L P
Co
1890 *
W
15
15
Lowe(S)
1900*
1910 *
1920 *
1930 P
1940 P
1950 0
AVERAGES:
W
Coke
Coke
14
.
15
54
125
90
14
54
125
52
u
23
Watertown
Gas Co
1890 *
1900*
1910 *
1920 i
1930*
1940 (1
1950 0
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
C
4
6
25
30
60
25
.
4
6
25
30
6
25
(1)
(—)
(0)
24
Waukesha
“
Awerican
Gas
Cc
1890 *
1900 *
1910*
1920 *
1930*
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
C
W
•
6
14
33
86
35
9
9
6
14
33
86
9
38
(2)

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TRILE B-Iz IUNJIFICATIUN OF TO4 6415 MFflCTURIP SITES - fLL PLANTS (1898-19501
STATES WISCONSIN
GAS PRODUCTION GATE (PQ cu.ft.IYR) GASIFIER/ *i*****BY-PRQO IJCTS*fl*ll1*
NO. CITY YEAA STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water On Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar P ic’riia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
25
Wauu
‘
8 L I Coke Co
1890 a
C
4
4
1900 ’
C
12
12
1919*
C
25
25
1929*
C
37
37
1930 •
C
18
78
(I)
78
1940*
C
88
88
1959 a
C
143
143
4
104
AVER ESz
55
55
4
91
26
RiverFalle
‘
L,HID
Co
1899
19901
0
2
2
1910 C
192$ 1]
193$ —
1940 -
1959-
ERfl6ES:
.
2
2
21
Ant iyo
N
6* Co
18’39
1990
1919 a
1920*
1939*
1949 *
1950 N
(WERR6ES
W
U
11
W
?
13
19
19
17
•
13
19
19
17
Lowe
N
N
“
6
6
6
28
Beaver Dee
‘
F I I Co
1890
1980
1910*
1929 a
19301
1940 0
i9 0 1)
IWERAGES:
U
W
U
4
28
6
13
4
28
6
13

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— zr rm an ass ...n.ivm uinas •.nuuu$T— uum5 ,nnn ,
ML CITY Y STA1UB SIN TYN CS USSr 011 Colts Total WIt I Colts Tv si1a Othur Nl tq
L Ikriiut
1a 1o
IS
In
1915’
C
I
I
1925’
C
15
15
1
13
1938’
C
22
‘
22
1
26
1940 0
in a
MUSs
13
13
1
25
38 hr1t toui
Citizust’s Ia Cs
1195
in
1915’
l ’
193’
1941’
iTh N
AIEU (6.
C,N
40
0
N
6
12
9
70 ’
121
119
6
12
70
121
54
tests
•
62
LI
61
3iFortItkImosi
0a o
iS
in
1911 I
in’
1938’
N
u
N
(4)
2
46
2
46
•
in N
in a
IWWEIs
24
24
32NStosise
SLCo
1 5
in
910’
1919’
193’
1945’
C
C
C
C
35
53
1 2 5
113
•
38
53
125
113
4
1
(2)
55
iii
92
.
ins
IE U 1BES .
22
02
3
24

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TABLE 8-1 : IDENTIFICATION OF TOWN GAS MAPUACTURING SITES - Au. PLANTS (1B’30-1950)
STATE; W1SCO €IN
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (P cu.ft.IYR) GASIFIER/ ,**u**BYPR(]DtJCTSDI**i**
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar A i.onia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
33
Nenoaonic
‘
$ g a
LLFCo
* zza
1890
*2
——-—— ——
—za=
1
1910*
U
5
5
1920*
U
IS
IS
1930 I
U
11
II
1940 1)
1950 0
AVERAGES:
9
9
34
Merrill
‘
6 Co
1890
1900
191$ ‘
19200
1930*
1940 •
195$ N
AVERAGES:
U
CU
CU
(1 8 )
1
10
6
1
10
6
Lowe
Lowe
.
35
Monroe
LIFCo
189$
1900
191$ I
1920*
1930*
1940 0
1950 0
AVERAGES;
U
U
U
(6)
13
23
18
13
3
18
Lowe

P
36
Platteville
Gas Co
189$
1900
.
.
1918 *
1920 *
1930 ‘
1940 0
19 0 U
AVERAGES:
C
C
C
(7)
Ii
18
11
11
10
11
(0.4)
11

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OAS PRODUCTION RRTE (P cu.ft./YR) 6ASIFIER/ Il4*** 18Y—PROD(JCTS*** , ,* ,,
NO. CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Total PROCESS Coke Tar Aweonia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
37
Rhinelander
Oneida Gas
Co
1690
1900
1910 *
W
(6)
Lowe
1920*
U
8
8
1930 *
U
(7)
1940*
U
•
20
20
‘
1950 N
AVERAGES:
14
14
38
Staughton
U L & F Co
1890
1900
1910 1
1920*
1938 *
1940 *
U
U
U
CU
(12)
23
19.
14
23
19
14
Lowe
“
N
“
1950 N
AVERAGES:
19
19
39
Ashland
Michigan 6
£ E
Co
1890
1900
1910
1920
1930 *
C
106
106
5
107
1940 N
1950 N
AVERAGES:
106
106
5
101
.
40
Marshfield
Peoples 6
Co
1890
1900
1910
1920
1930 *
1940 *
1950 N
AVERAGES:
CU
CU
29
22
26
29
22
26
13
13

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STATEs WISCONSIN
GAS PROOUCTION RATE (P cu.ft./YR) 5j / *,**i**BY pRUDUCTSfl**I*I*
p4 ), CITY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Coke Iota) PROCESS Coke Tar Ara ioriia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
41
Two Rivers
Wise.
Pub. Srvcs.
1890
1900
1910
1920
1930 ‘
W
31
31
1940 ‘
N
40
40
1950 N
AVERAGES:
36
36
42
iery
Wise.
Ilydro.
Flee.
Co
1890
.
l*
1918
1928
1938 *
C,W
13
51
•
64
1940 N
1958 N
AVERAGES:
13
51
64

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TRTE/TUtTOIWI PL øYO JIWQ 4 1) -
GAS PRODUCTION RATE (MM cu.ft./YR) (IASIFIER/ *i*****DY—PRODIJCJS ,*j*,**,
NO. CITY C IWQNY YEAR STATUS GAS TYPE Coal Water Oil Other Total PROCESS Coke Tar Arimionia Other MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
1
Ponce
City
of Punce Gas
Works
1890
1900
1910
1920
(35)
1930
1940 a
W
£6
26
Lowe
1950’
W
40
40
AVERAGES:
33
33
2
San
Juan
P.R.
Gas & Coke
Co
.
1890
1900
1910
1920
1930
1940 a
1950 a
AVERAGES;
W
II
,
228
435
332
(70)
228
435
332
Coal
401
534
468

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Attachment 1
Abandoned Town Gas Sites in Region 9
by
Advanced Processes Branch, IERL—RTP, NC

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9 0 C) (
— i
Contents
Introduction 1-1
Purpose of Study 1-1
Presentation and Discussion 1—2
Figures
Region 9 Town Gas Output — Total 1-6
Arizona Sites by Zip Code Location 1-8
California Sites by Zip Code Location 1—9
Hawaii Sites by Zip Code Location 1-10
Nevada Sites by Zip Code Location 1—11
Town Gas Production, U.S. 1880—1949 1-15
Total by Region
Tables
State/Territory Rank In Gas Production (1880—1949) 1—4
Gas Production, Individual Largest Sites (1880 to 1950) 1—5
Region 9, Number of Sites Per State, City, and County 1—7
Arizona Site Locations 1-12
California Site Locations 1—13
Hawaii Site Locations 1—14
Nevada Site Locations 1—14
11

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Introduction
Recently, the concern over potential health effects from abandoned town
gas disposal sites has surfaced. The major problem at these sites is
the coal tars which contain known carcinogenic and toxic compounds and
which were disposed of in many locations. These town gas producers
operated from the mid—1800s to past the mid—1900s. Since cessation of
their operation, industrial, comercial, recreational, and residential
expansion have utilized these sites. Due to the Advanced Processes
Branch—IERL/RTP’s experience in coal conversion technologies and their
resultant environmental problems, we became interested in the magnitude
of this potential problem with regard to both the environmental conse-
quences from these sites and as a potential problem which EPA may have
to address.
Since the report is quite voluminous and covers the whole United States,
we have extracted some information that pertains to your region. Addi-
tionally, several interpretative relationships have been developed that
are not in the report. We have placed part of the raw data in our computer
that allows for this and additional interpretive analysis. In the future,
all the data will have been inserted, and the data base will be kept
updated.
Purpose of the Study
The purpose of this study (draft report attached for your review) was to
survey the magnitude of this industry, location by towns where manufactured
gas plants had operated, general size of the operations, and life of the
plant. From these data, estimates can be made of quantities of tars
produced. However, this survey will not be able to determine:
— Whether the tars were disposed of or sold,
— Quantities actually disposed of on site,
— Exact locations of the plant in each particular town,
— Potential migration into the surrounding land or into aquifers!
waterways, or
— Types of disposal practice that were used.

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Presentation and Discussion
For the states in Region 9, California had the most sites, the largest
individual sites, and over 90% of the estimated produced gas. California
ranked eighth among states in the U.S. for total gas production. Nevada
had only a few small sites while Hawaii had one small site and one large
site (Honolulu). This large site used oil as feedstock and was operating
on a large scale in 1949. California generally used coal in the early
years and switched to oil feedstock in later years. California had its
largest sites in the 1900 to 1930 time frame in San Francisco (12th largest
in U.S.), Oakland, Los Angeles, San Diego, and Sacramento with other
large sites in San Jose, San Rafael, Stockton, and Redwood. California
had about 90 different sites in operation from 1880 to 1950 with as many
as 60 operating at the same time. The estimated gas produced during this
time is over 500 billion cubic feet.
Although little is known about the oil feed characteristics or the manner
in which the gas producer was operated, the tars produced from the oil
feedstock would be expected to be less than from a coal feed. Thus the
quantity of tars produced and potential problems in this Region would not
be expected to be as large as indicated by the total quantity of gas
produced. One might assume that the tar quantity would be substantially
less than the 400 million gallons of tar that would be estimated if the
generic factor which is developed in the report were to be applied to the
gas produced from Region 9 which had a high fraction of oil feedstock.
There are several arbitrary criteria that could be used to define a large
site. This attachment used an estimate of total gas produced by a plant
during the 1880 to 1950 time period as determined by surveying data com-
piled for 1889, 1899, 1909, 1919, 1929, 1939, and 1949 and allowing each
year to represent the production for the decade. The largest plants
within a state, using the estimated total gas produced during the plant’s
lifetime, were noted. The draft report has a table of large sites which
used different criteria. The criteria in the report were to list the
site In each state that had the hIghest average yearly gas production
regardless of size and any site in a state that averaged more than 200
million cubic feet of gas production per year during its estimated life.
This simply presents an alternate way of viewing the data.
At this time, an evaluation of existing data to determine tar production
or disposition on a site specific basis has not been undertaken. This
could involve evaluation of the process used to determine from feedstock
and operating characteristics what were the tar productions, determination
of tar sales or reuse, determination of tar disposed of, location of the
disposal, and evaluation of disposal technique. To some extent information
on the process, feedstock, and tar sales have been recorded and in isolated
cases examined to provide clues as to the extent of tar disposal.
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Evaluation of the information presently in hand has indicated the possi-
bility of tar disposal having occurred at all size plants for various
reasons. Small plants generally would not have sufficient volume in tar
production or populatIon base to warrant development of a by—product tar
market. Thus, generally speaking, an assumption may be made that small
plants probably disposed of any tars that were produced. Data from many
large plants indicate that tars were sold. However, it is likely that due
to market conditions, site characteristics, tar qualities, etc. not all
of these tars were sold even at a specific site. Thus even if a small part
of the tars generated at large sites were disposed of, this would be a
significant quantity. It should be noted that even large town gas plants
were small compared to the by-product coke plants which generated the
bulk of the tars that were used in industry.
The collection and evaluation of information represented in this effort
is meant to provide background for others to decide whether additional
effort should be expended in this area in comparison to other Agency
priorities.
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STATE/TERRITORY RANK IN GAS PRODUCTION (1880—1949)
Ordered by Rank Ordered by Region/State
Rank State Region State Rank
1 NY 1 MA 4
2 NJ CT ii
3 PA I RI 13
4 MA ME 27
5 IL NH 28
6 MI VT 36
7 MD 2 NY I
8 CA I NJ 2
9 IN PR 45
10 WI 3 PA 3
11 CT MD 7
12 DC DC 12
13 RI VA 16
14 MO DE 34
15 OR WV 42
16 VA 4 FL 19
17 IA GA 22
18 WA KY 24
19 FL TN 25
20 MN NC 26
21 OH SC 30
22 GA AL 25
23 NB MS 41
24 KY 5 IL 5
25 TN MI 6
26 NC IN 9
27 ME WI 10
28 NH MN 20
29 CO OH 21
30 SC 6 TX 31
31 TX LA 33
32 HA AR 46
33 LA NM 49
34 DE OK 51
35 AL 7 MO 14
36 V I IA 17
37 AZ NB 23
38 ND KS 43
39 SD 8 CO 29
40 UT ND 38
41 MS I SD 39
42 WV UT 40
43 KS MT 44
44 MI WY 50
45 PR 9 CA B
HA 32
46 AR I
AZ 37
47 NV I
NV 47
48 ID
49 NM 10 OR 15
WA 18
50 WY I ID 48
51 OK
AK* 52
52 AK* I
1—4
* No data

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GAS PRODUCTION, INDIVIDUAL LARGEST SITES (1880 to 1950)
Site Estimate of Gas Produced
(Billions Cubic Feet)
1. New York City (NY) 1,430
2. Brooklyn (NY) 1,120
3. Philadelphia (PA) 770
4. Baltimore (MD) 570
5. Chicago (IL) 540
6. Astoria (NY) 350
7. Detroit (MI) 290
8. Washington (DC) 280
9. Boston (MA) 250
10. Portland (OR) 220
11. Providence (RI) 170
12. San Francisco (CA) 160
13. Indianapolis (IN) 150
14. Milwaukee (WI) 130
15. Philadelphia (PA) 120
1—5

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ILJWN CAS OUTPUT - TOTAL
REG ION
9
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
I-
1W
o u
0
oti
ft:z
Q-o
(1)1
<1
I I
1940—49
1930—39
1920—29
1910—19
1900—09
I 890—99
1880—89
HA NV
STATE
OQcQnnlal st. based on last year In decade.

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REGION 9
Number of Sites Per State, City, and County
Number of
Cities with More
Counties
With
More
State Sites
Than
One Site &
Number
Than
One Site
Number
&
Arizona 12 None Cochise (3)
Gilla (2)
Maricopa (2)
California 91 Long Beach (2) Alameda (3)
Los Angeles (3) Butte (2)
Nevada City (2) Fresno (4)
Pasadena (2) Los Angeles (13)
Sacramento (2) Monterey (3)
Salinas (2) Napa (2)
San Francisco (3) Nevada (3)
Visalia (2) Orange (3)
Riverside (4)
San Bernardino (3)
San Diego (3)
Santa Clara (5)
Santa Cruz (2)
Solario (2)
Sonoma (3)
Stanislaus (3)
Tulare (4)
Ventura (2)
Hawaii 2 None None
Nevada 6 None None
ill
1—7

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1 Site
3 Si
ARI ZONA
1 Site
Sites
5 Sites
1-8

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CALIFORNIA
Sites
3 Sites
16 Sites
(Los Angeles Area)
1-9

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HAWAII
2 Sites
1-10

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4 Sites
NEVADA
2 Sites
1—11

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ARIZONA
CITY COUNTY ZIP (3 digits) Number of Sites
Bisbee Cochise 856 1
Douglas Cochise 856
Globe Gilla 855 1
Mesa Maricopa 850 1
Miami Gila 855 1
Nogales Santa Cruz 856 1
Phoenix Moricopa 850 1
Prescott Yavapal 863 1
Tombstone Cochise 856 1
Tuscon Pima 857 1
Winslow Navajo 860 1
Yuma Yuma 853 1
1—12

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CALIFORNIA
* (Three digits)
CITY
COUNTY
NO. OF
*ZIP Sites
CITY
COUNTY
NO. OF
*ZIP SITES
Anaheim
Orange
928
1
Avalon
Los Angeles
907
1
(Cat. Isl)
Bakersfield
Kern
933
1
Banning
Riverside
922
1
Beaumont
Riverside
922
1
Benicia
Solano
945
1
Chico
Butte
959
1
Colusa
Colusa
959
1
Dinuba
Tulare
936
1
El Centro
Imperial
922
1
Escondido
San Diego
920
1
Eureka
Humboldt
955
1
Fowler ’
Fresno
936
1
Fresno
Fresno
937
1
Gilroy
Grass Valley
Santa Clara
Nevada
950
959
1
1
Hanford
Kings
932
1
Healdsburg
Hemet
Sonoma
Riverside
954
923
1
1
Hollister
San Benito
950
1
Huntington
Orange
926
1
Park
Inglewood
Jackson
Los Angeles
Ainador
903
956
1
1
Livermore
Alameda
945
1
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Los Gatos
Madera
Marysville
Merced
Modesta
Monterey
Napa City
Needles
Nevada City
Oakdale
Oakland
Oceanside
Oroville
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Santa Clara
Madera
Yuba
Merced
Stanislaus
Monterey
Napa
San Bernardino
Nevada
Stariislaus
Alameda
San Diego
Butte
908
900
950
936
959
953
953
939
945
923
959
953
946
920
959
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
Palo Alto
Santa Clara
943
Parljer
Fresno
936
1
Pasadena
Los Angeles
911
2
Pittsburg
Placerville
Contra Costa
El Dorado
945
956
1
1
Petaluma
Sonoma
949
1
Pomona
Los Angeles
917
1
Red Bluff
Teharna
960
1
Redding
Redlands
Shanta
San Bernardino
960
923
1
1
Redwood
San Matao
940
Riverside
Riverside
925
Sacramento
Sacramento
958
2
Salinas
Monterey
939
2
St. Helena
San Bernardino
Napa
San Bernardino
945
924
1
1
San Diego
San Francisco
San Diego
San Francisco
921
941
1
3
San Jose
Santa Clara
951
San Luis Osbispo
San Leandro
San Luis Osbispo
Alameda
934
945
San Pedro
Los Angeles
907
San Rafael
Mann
949
Santa Ana
Orange
927
Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara
931
Santa Monica
Los Angeles
904
Santa Clara
Santa Clara
950
Santa Cruz
Santa Rosa
Selma
Stockton
Tulare
Turlock
Ukiah
Vallejo
Ventura
Visalia
Watsonville
Willows
Woodland
Yreka
Santa Cruz
Sonoma
Fresno
San Joaquin
Tulare
Stanislaus
Mendecino
Solano
Ventura
Tulare
Santa Cruz
Glenn
Los Angeles
Siskiyou
950
954
930
952
932
953
954
945
930
932
950
959
913
960
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HAWAII
CITY COUNTY ZIP (3 digits) Number of Sites
Hilo Hawaii 967 1
Honolulu Honolulu 968 1
NEVADA
Carson City Carson City 897 1
Las Vegas Clark 891 1
Reno Washoe 895 1
Tonapah Nye 890 1
Virginia City Storey 894 1
Winernucca Humbolt 894 1
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TOWN GAS PRODUCTION
U. S. 1880—1949 TOTAL
by nGgion
5000
4000
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Attachment 2
HEALTH EFFECTS kELATED TO COAL TAR
Human riealth effects related to coal tar and coal tar components can
be traced at least as far back as 1775 when Sir Percival Pott, a London
physician, noted an unusual incidence of scrotal cancer among the city’s
chimney sweeps and wrote that the disease “seems to derive its origin from
a lodgement of soot in the rugae of the scrotum” (Pott, 1775). In 1885,
Ball reported skin cancer in two male patients who had worked in a tar
distillation plant tor 9 and 15 years, respectively. Ball emphasized
that “warts” which had developed on the scrotum, forearms, hands and face
were epitheliornas (squamous cell carcinomas) and were “feebly malignant.”
That exposure to coal tar volatiles poses a significant human health
risk is well—documented. As one example, Kawal et al (1967) summarized
the incidence of lung cancer among male workers exposed to tar fumes at
the coal gas plant at the Yawata Iron and Steel Works in Japan. The
mortality experience of a group of 504 employees at this plant from the
l930s until 1953 was compared with the mortality of 25,760 employees at
the same steel mill who had never worked in the gas generator plant.
This study showed that gas plant workers who had been exposed to tarry
fumes for 20 years or more had a lung cancer mortality 136 times greater
than the non-gas plant workers. Those employed in the gas works for 10
to 19 years exhibited a lung cancer mortality 32 times higher than the
non-gas plant workers while those employed in the gas works less than 10
years had a lung cancer mortality 18 times higher.
A NIUSH study of 34 men exposed to coal tar pitch fumes during a
roofing operation (1976) revealed a number of skin reactions including
localized erythema, hyperpignientation, papular dermatitis, and burning
sensations among 23 of the 34 men. Seventeen of the 34 workers complained
of adverse eye effects including burning conjuctival erythema, increased
tearing, and swelling of the eyelids. Some workers complained of a puru—
lent discharge from the eyes and matted eyelashes the following morning.
Several other studies have shown an increased occurrence of lung,
stomach, skin, bladder, kidney and scrotal cancer and leukemia among
workers exposed to coal tar tumes (e.g., coal gas plant and coke oven
workers, and roofers) compared to the general population (Doll, et al,
1972; Kennaway and Kennaway, 1947; Lloyd, 1971; Redmond et al, 1972 and
1976; Marzumndar et al, 1975; Hammond et al, 1916). Such evidence has
prompted the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists as
well as the U. S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration to recognize
“coal tar pitch volatiles” as a proven carcinogenic substance in man and
to assign a Threshold Limit Value or permissable exposure limit of 0.2
mny/m 3 (as benzene solubles) as an eight-hour time—weighted average (ACGIH,
1982).
Direct dermal exposure to coal tar and its various distillate fractions
has been recognized to result in increased frequency of skin cancer. The
1907 Workman’s Compensation Act of Great Britain officially noted that
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Unlike the predominance of scrotal cancer resulting fro i exposure to coal
soot as experienced by 18th century chimney sweeps, occupational exposure
to tar and pitch affects primarily other skin sites. Henry (1947) re-
ported that pitch or tar was thought to be responsible for 2229 of 3753
cases of skin cancer recorded in reat 3ritain from 1920 to 1945. Addi-
tionally, human skin cancers have been noted following exposures to coal
tar distillate products such as creosote oils and anthracene oils (Cookson,
1924; Lenson, 195b).
Experimental evidence for the carcinogenicity of crude and processed
coal tar is also abundant. Skin painting tests using unprocessed tar on
mice and rabbits lead Grigoriev to conclude that this material had marked
carcinogenic properties dnd acted as an absorbed toxin producing fatique,
weight loss and early death in the animals (Grigoriev, 1960). More
recently, a U. S. Department of Energy report (1982) summarized the acute
and chronic toxicity testing of by-product tars and other by-products/wastes
from pilot—scale coal gasification facilities. The nature and variety of
test results reported are too numerous to itemize here; however, the DOE
report concludes that toxicants, including carcinogens, are present in
coal gasification by-product tars, and, to a lesser extent in by-product
oils. Overall, however, these authors concluded that the levels of
toxicity for these materials were “relatively low”.
An exceHent review of the biologic effects of human and animal
exposure to coal tar and coal tar constituents may be found in the NIOSH
Criteria Document: Recommendations for an Occupational Exposure Standard
for Coal Tar Products (1977).
Coal tars are complex mixtures of numerous organic and inorganic
chemicals, many of which are known individually to be carcinogenic based
on human and animal studies. Thus, observed health effects cannot be
readily attributed to any one component or group of constitutents in the
tars. Nevertheless, recent work performed by the Oak Ridge and Argonne
National Laboratories (DOE, 1982) attempted to establish relationships
between toxicity and chemical class. These studies showed that aromatic
bases are responsible for 35 to 95 percent of the tar mutagenicity while
contributing less than 5 percent of the mass of most of the tars tested.
Predominant components in the basic fractions of tars analyzed were
primary aromatic amines (PAA) and azarenes with the PAA responsible for
most of the mutagenicity. PAA species having 3 or more rings were the
most Tiutagenic. Neutral components (including polycyclic aromatic hydro-
carbons (PAH) and heterocyclic PAH) accounted for 50 to 70 percent of the
mass of the tars and heavy condensates tested. These components contri-
buted up to 50 percent of the total tar mutagenicity.
ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS RELATED TO COAL TAR
The potential for contamination of groundwater and surface waters
from improperly disposed coal gasification tar has been studied using
aqueous extracts of a tar generated by a pilot-scale gasifier (Cowser,
1981 and 1982). Whereas slightly water soluble species such as naptha-
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lenes required several hours to enter an aqueous phase, phenolic compounds
requireu but a few seconds. A wide variety of tar components were deter-
mined to penetrate underlying water in simulated tar spills.
In vitro teratogenicity and toxicity of an aqueous extract of tar to
frog embryos were also studied. Embryo growth was retarded at relatively
low concentrations (0.25%). Dose—dependent malformations of the spine,
head, eyes and viscera were observed along with abnormal cartilage forma-
tions. Embryo pigmentation and motality were reduced at concentrations
of 0.5% and higher. The tar acids were found to be most lethal while
high teratogenic activity was observed in both the neutral and basic tar
fracti ons.
Other work performed by Oak Ridge National Laboratory has measured
acute and chronic toxicities of individual compounds present in coal
gasification tar for Daphnia, fathead minnows and algae (Cowser, 1982).
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lb. Pott, P., Cancer Scroti, in Chirurgical Observations Relative to the
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