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LNG terminals in the US
The open map layer has 20 LNG terminals, counted on 2 November 2026 from OpenStreetMap. Each has a location, a name where one is mapped, and the operator where OpenStreetMap lists one. How we count.
Official figure. The US Energy Information Administration counts nine LNG export terminals in the US since Golden Pass shipped its first cargo in April 2026. EIA, Today in Energy, 23 April 2026.
Hazardous-area classification and field workforce for these sites are in Map Premium.
The 12 named LNG terminals
8 more are mapped in OpenStreetMap without a name. They are in the count and on the map above. Sorted by name. Click a column heading to sort. Names link to the OpenStreetMap record.
| Name | Location | Operator |
|---|---|---|
| Calcasieu Pass LNG | 29.773, -93.333 | n/a |
| Cameron LNG Laydown Yard | 30.065, -93.182 | Brown Industrial Construction, LLC |
| Cheniere LNG Terminal | 29.753, -93.873 | Cheniere Energy Partners, L.P. |
| Chesapeake LNG | 36.768, -76.301 | Columbia Gas Transmission, LLC |
| Freeport LNG Pretreatment | 28.984, -95.310 | n/a |
| Kingsport LNG Plant | 36.443, -82.524 | East Tennessee Natural Gas, LLC |
| MLGW LNG Plant | 35.001, -89.896 | n/a |
| Rainbow Swash | 42.302, -71.045 | n/a |
| Roanoke LNG Plant | 37.380, -79.912 | Roanoke Gas Company |
| Salley LNG Plant | 33.570, -81.245 | n/a |
| Twin White Tanks | 40.723, -73.928 | n/a |
| Venture Global Plaquemines LNG Terminal | 29.602, -89.886 | n/a |
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Questions
How many LNG terminals are in the US?
The open map layer has 20 LNG terminals in the US, counted on 2 November 2026 from OpenStreetMap. The US Energy Information Administration counts nine LNG export terminals in the US since Golden Pass shipped its first cargo in April 2026. Source: EIA, Today in Energy, 23 April 2026.
Is this a complete list?
No. It lists the LNG terminals that volunteers have mapped in OpenStreetMap, which is the free open map layer. Hazardous Area Sites adds sites from official registers and research in its Premium layer, with classification and field workforce.