The Little Inch pipeline length of 1475 miles refers to which WWII oil infrastructure?

• A. Big Inch pipeline
• B. Little Inch pipeline
• C. Trans-Alaskan Pipeline
• D. North Line Pipeline

Answer: (B)

During WWII, the United States built long oil pipelines to move crude from Gulf Coast fields to East Coast refineries, bypassing vulnerable sea routes. The Little Inch pipeline was the smaller-diameter line that stretched about 1,475 miles to the Northeast. That length matches the figure given and identifies this specific infrastructure, making it the best match. The other options don’t fit the WWII-era system: the Trans-Alaskan Pipeline was a later project, and the Big Inch was a different, typically longer route with a separate length.