I've posted this link several times. If you scroll down a little to the picture, that's a mighty big hole. Killed the apprentice and his tractor, and shook homes miles away, including mine. How deep are pipelines buried? I dunno, but I wouldn't guess at it. I would call the owners.
Not long ago, I saw a documentry from somwhere out west where someone didn't tear the pipeline up, but damaged the pipe that didn't surface for years until it fractured. The guys a hundred or so miles away noticed that they lost all pressure in that huge petrolium pipe, and that was because the town that it broke in was being flooded with burning petrolium from two different directions...the orginal direction the pumps were pushing from, and then the other side of the line as it drained back downhill to the fracture. That town burned down to the ground. Was some real good explosion and fire film footage. Didn't end good for the town's folk though.
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