Are you looking for... (puts on thick-rimmed eye-glasses) a heat map?

And by "preferred" you presumably mean "most used". I live in a town that, inexplicably, does not have access to natural gas lines. A lot of people here would "prefer" gas stoves but we're stuck with electric. :(

But yes, I'd love to see a map like that. Before I moved here I assumed that pretty much everywhere in the developed world had natural gas piping, but evidently not.

Here in Sweden, I have never seen gas infrastructure. Possibly some o the really old, large cities have it in the "old town".

Some enthusiasts have gas stoves, but they would use propane flasks.

When I lived in a suburb in Texas, there was no natural gas available in the neighborhood.

Now I live in a Northern city, and could probably generalize to a reasonable extent: Cities are plumbed for gas, and newer houses will have gas appliances. Many older houses -- even in neighborhoods with gas service -- were heated with oil, and most but not all have been upgraded. Quite a lot of people I know buy a house and discover that there's a gas furnace but everything else is electric.

For instance while living in one house, I extended the plumbing so I could install a gas clothes dryer. Folks tend to prefer gas stove. In my house, running gas to the kitchen would require quite a lot of drywall trauma, and I learned to cook on a gas stove, so it's not a big deal for me.

In rural areas, it's mostly propane.

The house I lived in during grad school had a coal chute.

There is a bit of an exodus going on from propane as its price has risen faster then other fuels but otherwise this is spot on.