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Revised January 2011, this map is an updated variation of the Qatar country map published earlier in January 2011 (Issue 893). The map provides an overview of infrastructure in Qatar including major roads, and hydrocarbons facilities. The location of oil and gas producing areas (including the extent of the North Dome gas/condensate field) and associated pipeline, refineries, processing facilities and tanker terminals are shown. Urban areas, municipality boundaries and Al-Udaid air base are marked.

Qatar
10 January 2013

State of Qatar map

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Published in January 2013, this map provides an overview of infrastructure in Qatar including major roads, and hydrocarbons facilities. The location of oil and gas producing areas and associated pipeline, refineries, processing facilities and tanker terminals are shown. Municipality boundaries are marked.

Qatar
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Published in June 2012, this map shows the acreage made available under Iraq's fourth licensing round and the successful bidders. Detail includes the location of Iraq's main oil and gas producing fields and associated downstream infrastructure, including pipelines, refineries, gas processing plants and tanker terminals. Also featured is an enlargement of the Basra region.

Iraq
10 January 2013

State of Kuwait map

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Revised in January 2013, this map provides an overview of infrastructure in Kuwait, including major roads, urban areas and hydrocarbons infrastructure. Oil and gas pipelines, production areas, refineries, gas processing facilities and tanker terminals are shown.

Kuwait
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Published in January 2013, this is a regional map of the Gulf region featuring the GCC states, plus Iran, Iraq and Yemen. GSN risk grades for each country are marked, alongside principal roads and railways. The map was originally published as part of GSN's Risk Management Report 2013 publication.

Iran | Kuwait | Saudi Arabia | Bahrain | Yemen | Oman | United Arab Emirates (UAE) | Iraq | Qatar
Issue 998 - 31 July 2015

Iraq's Hydrocarbons Infrastructure

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This map provides an overview of Iraq's hydrocarbons infrastructure. The locations of various oil and gas fields are clearly marked on the map, as well as the locations of refineries and pipelines.

Iraq
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Published in May 2010, this map provide a detailed overview of Yemen's hydrocarbons infrastructure. Open and licensed oil and gas acreage is shown – with operator names marked – along with associated pipelines, refineries, gas processing facilities and tanker terminals. Small inset maps show in greater detail two of the busiest producing areas in the country. Blocks offered in the fourth international licensing round are clearly marked.

Yemen
Issue 984 - 09 January 2015

Sultanate of Oman

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Revised in January 2015, this map provides an overview of infrastructure in the Sultanate of Oman, including major roads and hydrocarbons infrastructure. The location of oil and gas producing areas and associated pipeline, refineries, processing facilities and tanker terminals are shown.

Oman
Issue 892 - 17 January 2011

United Arab Emirates (UAE) map

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Revised in January 2011, this map provides an overview of infrastructure in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Major roads and airports are shown alongside hydrocarbons infrastructure, such as oil and gas fields, pipelines, gas processing facilities, tanker terminals and refineries. The boundaries of the seven emirates (Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Fujairah, Ajman, Ras Al-Khaimah, Sharjah, and Umm Al-Quwain) are shown.

United Arab Emirates (UAE)
Issue 901 - 28 May 2011

Iraq’s fourth licensing round

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Published in May 2011, this map takes a detailed look at Iraq's hydrocarbons infrastructure in relation to the country's fourth licensing round. Oil and gas fields are shown alongside pipeline infrastructure, refineries and gas processing facilities. An inset map shows greater detail of oil fields in the Basra region. New contract areas under the fourth licensing round are clearly marked.

Iraq
Issue 892 - 17 January 2011

Islamic Republic of Iran map

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Revised in January 2011, this map provides an overview of infrastructure in the Islamic Republic of Iran. Roads, railways, and the location of major oil and gas producing infrastructure, including pipelines, refineries and tanker terminals are shown

Iran
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Published April 2019, this graphic illustrates defence spending in 2018 across the GCC, Iran and Iraq and the size of military forces in 2019, measured by active personnel. A map shows major bases across the GCC, with notes on their use by the US and other external forces. The file is available as a PDF using eps graphics, meaning that there is no loss of resolution as it is enlarged. 

Issue 1112 - 15 October 2020

Yemen conflict status – October 2020

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Published in October 2020 this map illustrates Saudi influence in Yemen. Including boundaries and Houthi and anti-Houthi attacks.  The map is available as a PDF file using eps graphics, meaning that there is no loss of resolution as the file is enlarged. 

Yemen
Issue 1120 - 18 February 2021

UAE country map

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Published in February 2021, this map of the UAE includes a graphic of Etihad rail which outlines stops which are operational and under construction. There is also an industry map of Abu Dhabi's oil and gas fields, oil refineries, gas processing plants and oil tanker and LNG regasification plant and import terminals.  The map is available as a PDF file using eps graphics, meaning that there is no loss of resolution as the file is enlarged. 

United Arab Emirates (UAE)
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Published in July 2021, this map of Bahrain illustrates governorate boundaries, international airports, roads as well as oil fields, oil pipelines, refineries, oil tanker terminals and LNG regasification plant and import terminals. There is also a box which shows the planned metro infrastructure. The map is available as a PDF file using eps graphics, meaning that there is no loss of resolution as the file is enlarged.

Bahrain