Access detailed information on the US Electric Power Transmission Lines in North Carolina, perfectly tailored for GIS experts involved in infrastructure and utility mapping. This dataset includes 32 features, each signifying a pivotal element of the regional electric grid infrastructure that is currently operational. Features like overhead AC lines from various energy providers such as Duke Energy Carolinas and Tennessee Valley Authority are highlighted, with attributes detailing the voltage class, service status, and connection points like Jefferson to Hanging Rock or Newport Tie. Whether planning expansions or analyzing current configurations, this dataset offers valuable insights for effective decision-making. For professionals focused on enhancing the accuracy of their geospatial projects, this resource is designed with precision in mind, employing data sourced from verified imagery and authoritative databases.
Overhead lines run 25-65 feet above ground. Underground lines are buried 24-36 inches deep in residential areas. Always call 811 before digging.
Land is typically owned by private owners, though utilities hold easement rights. These are recorded property rights that transfer with the deed.
North Carolina derives approximately 30-35% of electricity from nuclear power, making it a leading nuclear-producing state east of the Mississippi.
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