All of the following are examples of a pipeline facility except:

A control center is not considered a pipeline facility in the same way that compressors, pump stations, and rights of way are. Pipeline facilities typically refer to the physical structures and components that are directly involved in the transportation of materials through the pipeline system.

Compressors are used to increase the pressure and facilitate the movement of gases through the pipeline, while pump stations serve a similar function for liquids. Rights of way refer to the land or easements that allow the pipeline to be installed and maintained. In contrast, a control center is an operational facility where monitoring, controlling, and coordinating pipeline activities occurs, but it does not physically handle or transport the pipeline materials directly. Therefore, it is categorized differently from the tangible components that are essential for the operation of a pipeline.