Length:
Approximately 680 miles
Crosses:
WY, CO, KS, OK
Outreach & engagement:
Ongoing
Target construction:
Summer 2027
Proposed route
The Liberty Bridge Pipeline will begin at the Guernsey crude oil terminal in Wyoming, where it will connect with existing infrastructure and the proposed Bridger Expansion Project. The pipeline will travel approximately 680 miles to Cushing, Oklahoma, where it will connect to the existing Cushing hub and South Bow’s pipeline system serving U.S. Gulf Coast refineries.
Nearly 90 percent of the proposed route follows existing crude oil pipeline corridors.
Built on regional experience
Liberty Bridge is led by Bridger Pipeline, a family-owned, Wyoming-based company with decades of experience in the region, in partnership with South Bow.
Why Liberty Bridge
Built to be safe and
environmentally responsible
Liberty Bridge will provide a safe, reliable and environmentally responsible way to transport oil, drawing on decades of experience building and operating pipelines in the region.
Designed to create long-term value for communities along the route
The project will generate property tax revenue, create opportunities for local workers and businesses during construction, and invest in communities through local partnerships and initiatives.
Positioned to strengthen
American energy security
Liberty Bridge will expand access to reliable North American crude oil, reducing reliance on less stable sources of imported oil and supporting a secure, affordable energy system.
Needed to deliver
the energy America relies on
Liberty Bridge will help provide a reliable supply of crude oil to U.S. refineries that produce the fuels and essential products Americans rely on every day.
Get in touch
Have a question or want to learn more about Liberty Bridge? Reach out to our project team.