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Peru, IN

#232 of 422 U.S. rack markets by terminals

OPIS rack city 372 Gasoline & diesel Biodiesel
terminals
1
pipeline systems delivering
1
refineries confirmed
1
more per research or by route
0
people in the trade area
322,548
gal/day gasoline · estimated demand
400,603
gal/day diesel · estimated demand
169,400

Terminals in this market

The racks that post prices in this market. Pipelines = systems with a tariff delivery point at the terminal.
Terminal TCN Location Delivered by
Countrymark Cooperative Llp T-35-IN-3236 Peru, IN CountryMark Pipeline

Pipelines delivering to this market

Each system with a tariff delivery point at one of this market’s terminals, and how many running refineries can ship on it to here.

Pipeline system Terminals here Delivery points Refineries confirmed All reachable
CountryMark Pipeline 1 1 0 0

Refineries that can supply this market

Running refineries that can reach a terminal here by published route, including across connecting carriers, confirmed links first. 1 are confirmed or named in a tariff; 0 are per research; 0 are inferred because the refinery shares a city with a tariff origin. Capacity, contracts and who actually ships are not known from tariffs.
Refinery Location Via Link
CountryMark Mount Vernon Refinery Mount Vernon, IN named in a tariff

Trade area

people in the trade area · 2025 estimate
322,548
rank of 422 rack markets by people
#267
gallons of gasoline a day · estimate, 2025
400,603
gallons of diesel a day · estimate, 2025
169,400
counties wholly in this market
4
counties shared with other markets
17
An estimate of who lifts here. Each county goes to its nearest rack market with terminals; a market within 1.5 times that distance (or 25 miles more) shares it, up to 4 markets, weighted toward the closer one and the one with more terminals. Distances are straight-line from the county’s centre. Shares of a county always add to 100%, so the people counted across all markets add back to the U.S. total.
County State Share here People counted here Gasoline gal/day Diesel gal/day County population Miles
Howard County IN 79% 66,360 69,563 16,243 83,904 18
Tippecanoe County IN 26% 49,500 50,502 21,560 190,456 48
Cass County IN 100% 37,836 42,739 12,385 37,836 13
Miami County IN 100% 34,487 49,388 16,689 34,487 4
White County IN 100% 25,164 46,868 43,099 25,164 40
Carroll County IN 100% 20,655 25,317 9,538 20,655 26
Kosciusko County IN 15% 11,899 13,966 4,095 80,892 37
Grant County IN 17% 11,602 13,192 5,417 66,524 29
Fulton County IN 57% 11,504 15,493 5,096 20,091 23
Madison County IN 8% 10,996 12,950 4,605 135,088 45
Wabash County IN 25% 7,700 9,153 2,814 30,713 18
Marshall County IN 15% 6,845 10,707 3,411 46,599 41
Clinton County IN 20% 6,741 10,749 8,114 33,322 36
Pulaski County IN 31% 3,824 4,717 1,609 12,463 37
Noble County IN 8% 3,792 4,369 1,532 47,937 58
Jasper County IN 10% 3,549 6,734 6,362 33,894 56
Starke County IN 13% 3,101 3,594 1,341 23,425 47
Tipton County IN 19% 2,984 4,981 2,012 15,319 30
Fountain County IN 11% 1,829 2,476 2,268 17,013 73
Benton County IN 14% 1,213 1,685 660 8,883 64
Warren County IN 11% 967 1,458 549 8,474 72

Fuel demand is an estimate: each state’s taxed gallons for the year (FHWA) are split among its counties by where the driving happens (EPA county vehicle miles, weighted by how much fuel each vehicle type burns), then shared to markets as above. Every state adds back to its FHWA total. Gasoline includes the ethanol blended into it; diesel is FHWA’s special fuels. Expect diesel to be least reliable along long-haul corridors, where trucks buy fuel in one county and burn it in another. Population: U.S. Census Bureau county estimates.

How good is it? Checked in October 2026 against the county retail sales Iowa and California publish: for gasoline, about 3–5% of gallons landed in the wrong rack market and a typical market was within 5–6%. For diesel, 14–21% landed in the wrong market and a typical market was 30–45% off, with truck-stop corridors such as Bakersfield and Stockton under-counted. Treat gasoline as a working estimate and diesel as a rough guide.

Cost to serve this market by pipeline

No published pipeline rate into a terminal here is on file yet. Markets supplied by truck, rail or water have no tariff to read.

Supply resilience

pipeline supply
One pipeline
pipeline systems delivering
1
terminals on two or more pipelines
0
terminals with no pipeline tariff
0

One pipeline system delivers here: CountryMark Pipeline. An outage on it leaves the market to truck, rail or water.

If a pipeline system goes down

Pipeline system Terminals it reaches here With no other pipeline Which
CountryMark Pipeline 1 1 Countrymark Cooperative Llp

Counts pipeline systems with a tariff delivery point here, not capacity, storage or contracts. A system with two lines into the market still counts once, and a terminal with one pipeline may also receive by truck, rail or water. For a refinery or pipeline outage across every market it touches, open that facility’s page.

Delivered ethanol cost

¢/gal over Chicago ethanol · lowest in the market
+2.19
¢/gal over Chicago ethanol · highest
+2.19

An estimate for each terminal: the cheapest of published rail rates and trucking from the nearest plants, plus basis, transload, terminaling and carrying cost. Each terminal page shows the build-up line by line.

Terminal ¢/gal over Chicago By From Miles
Countrymark Cooperative Llp +2.19 truck ADM Clinton IA (Clinton, IA) 271

Nearby rack markets

Rack markets within 75 miles (straight line): where a buyer here could also lift.

Rack market Miles Terminals Pipelines
Logansport, IN 14 0 —
Huntington, IN 34 6 1
Muncie, IN 51 2 2
Indianapolis, IN 64 10 4
Niles, MI 70 5 1

Rates are pipeline line-haul transcribed from published FERC tariffs; every figure cites its tariff and item. Cost to serve (netback) adds origin spot price and destination fees. "Confirmed" links match a tariff delivery point to the facility; "same city" means the point is in the facility's city — plausible, not proof; "per research" means the facility's research profile names the pipeline as an outlet.