Tapline - Lebanon - Al Mashriq

The terminal at Zahrani just south of Saida in Lebanon was the end station of the Trans-Arabian Pipeline. It included complete facilities for storing the crude oil pumped from Saudi Arabia and loading tankers bound for Europe and the eastern US seaboard.

Maps of the terminal Tank farm, shore and marine facilities. Tapline's Sidon Terminal By Captain A.A. Brickhouse, Jr., terminal superintendent Port Information and Rules (1969) Training Manual (under construction) Pictures from the terminal (under construction) The navigation beacon S A D 296.5 khz 33° 30' 04" N 36° 20' 31" E Captain Walther Ludvigsen's logbook Walther Ludvigsen was a mooring master (pilot/loading master) at the Zahrani terminal from 1951 until 1970. 8mm film from the Zahrani Country Club's golf course and beach from ca. 1965-70. See also: Tapline ... the story of the world's biggest oil pipeline, 1951: Tank farm, shore and marine facilities.
Tapline's Sidon Terminal By Captain A.A. Brickhouse, Jr., terminal superintendent Port Information and Rules (1969) Training Manual (under construction) Pictures from the terminal (under construction) The navigation beacon S A D 296.5 khz 33° 30' 04" N 36° 20' 31" E Captain Walther Ludvigsen's logbook Walther Ludvigsen was a mooring master (pilot/loading master) at the Zahrani terminal from 1951 until 1970. 8mm film from the Zahrani Country Club's golf course and beach from ca. 1965-70. See also: Tapline ... the story of the world's biggest oil pipeline, 1951: By Captain A.A. Brickhouse, Jr., terminal superintendent
Port Information and Rules (1969) Training Manual (under construction) Pictures from the terminal (under construction) The navigation beacon S A D 296.5 khz 33° 30' 04" N 36° 20' 31" E Captain Walther Ludvigsen's logbook Walther Ludvigsen was a mooring master (pilot/loading master) at the Zahrani terminal from 1951 until 1970. 8mm film from the Zahrani Country Club's golf course and beach from ca. 1965-70. See also: Tapline ... the story of the world's biggest oil pipeline, 1951
Training Manual (under construction) Pictures from the terminal (under construction) The navigation beacon S A D 296.5 khz 33° 30' 04" N 36° 20' 31" E Captain Walther Ludvigsen's logbook Walther Ludvigsen was a mooring master (pilot/loading master) at the Zahrani terminal from 1951 until 1970. 8mm film from the Zahrani Country Club's golf course and beach from ca. 1965-70. See also: Tapline ... the story of the world's biggest oil pipeline, 1951
Pictures from the terminal (under construction) The navigation beacon S A D 296.5 khz 33° 30' 04" N 36° 20' 31" E Captain Walther Ludvigsen's logbook Walther Ludvigsen was a mooring master (pilot/loading master) at the Zahrani terminal from 1951 until 1970. 8mm film from the Zahrani Country Club's golf course and beach from ca. 1965-70. See also: Tapline ... the story of the world's biggest oil pipeline, 1951
The navigation beacon S A D 296.5 khz 33° 30' 04" N 36° 20' 31" E Captain Walther Ludvigsen's logbook Walther Ludvigsen was a mooring master (pilot/loading master) at the Zahrani terminal from 1951 until 1970. 8mm film from the Zahrani Country Club's golf course and beach from ca. 1965-70. See also: Tapline ... the story of the world's biggest oil pipeline, 1951: S A D 296.5 khz 33° 30' 04" N 36° 20' 31" E
Captain Walther Ludvigsen's logbook Walther Ludvigsen was a mooring master (pilot/loading master) at the Zahrani terminal from 1951 until 1970. 8mm film from the Zahrani Country Club's golf course and beach from ca. 1965-70. See also: Tapline ... the story of the world's biggest oil pipeline, 1951: Walther Ludvigsen was a mooring master (pilot/loading master) at the Zahrani terminal from 1951 until 1970.
8mm film from the Zahrani Country Club's golf course and beach from ca. 1965-70. See also: Tapline ... the story of the world's biggest oil pipeline, 1951
See also: Tapline ... the story of the world's biggest oil pipeline, 1951: the story of the world's biggest oil pipeline, 1951

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