Underground storage tanks in Oklahoma

EPA UST Finder county aggregates for Oklahoma — registered tank facilities and leak (LUST) incidents as reported by the state program to EPA.

13,597registered facilities

8,137open tanks

29,139closed tanks

4,124leak incidents

351cleanups still open

By county

County	Facilities	Open tanks	Closed tanks	Leak incidents	Open cleanups
Oklahoma	2,241	1,387	5,049	983	49
Tulsa	1,586	828	3,664	503	19
Cleveland	427	380	819	177	2
Comanche	328	168	718	115	12
Carter	319	151	660	67	4
Canadian	291	229	591	97	7
Muskogee	263	156	540	68	8
Garfield	261	177	583	91	17
Pottawatomie	256	146	577	81	11
Kay	255	135	591	74	13
Custer	251	124	639	52	7
Payne	234	149	505	80	4
Creek	224	130	464	75	4
Grady	214	120	445	65	5
Le Flore	210	127	396	28	3
Stephens	207	117	436	58	8
Caddo	205	124	423	48	8
McCurtain	201	116	375	44	8
Beckham	188	115	412	56	5
Pittsburg	187	134	384	57	4
Pontotoc	185	78	341	43	4
Okmulgee	179	97	406	40	2
Bryan	175	114	341	39	5
Osage	174	83	376	31	6
Garvin	168	123	349	53	10
Seminole	166	88	363	48	3
Rogers	158	112	339	48	3
Wagoner	156	108	298	40	4
Woodward	142	61	310	42	3
Mayes	137	98	272	29	1
Logan	134	85	281	38	3
McClain	131	93	251	41	3
Sequoyah	131	117	268	33	7
Washington	127	88	275	32	1
Texas	123	59	260	22	3
Jackson	120	66	261	46	7
Cherokee	116	66	243	20	2
Kingfisher	116	65	251	30	2
Lincoln	116	75	253	45	5
Washita	113	60	283	28	3
Delaware	108	78	180	22	1
Ottawa	104	57	237	38	4
Marshall	98	57	193	13	1
Woods	98	57	189	23	3
Hughes	88	37	163	27	5
Kiowa	88	51	209	25	3
Craig	82	55	178	21	2
McIntosh	82	62	152	18	3
Blaine	81	53	202	29	1
Pushmataha	81	30	183	15	2
Choctaw	78	49	136	14	—
Okfuskee	77	35	177	20	3
Murray	74	41	154	13	—
Atoka	71	52	137	16	—
Tillman	70	34	142	20	—
Adair	69	43	126	17	6
Johnston	68	30	129	10	2
Pawnee	67	41	108	12	4
Dewey	66	48	132	12	2
Noble	64	55	169	34	4
Major	63	47	154	22	5
Haskell	58	38	88	9	—
Love	57	34	109	13	4
Beaver	56	16	109	9	3
Jefferson	55	28	112	7	2
Harper	52	23	115	16	3
Alfalfa	51	39	119	13	3
Ellis	47	16	90	7	1
Grant	46	35	101	12	1
Latimer	44	23	93	5	1
Nowata	38	21	70	8	2
Roger Mills	37	24	52	3	1
Cimarron	35	8	69	8	2
Cotton	34	26	74	11	2
Greer	33	11	82	7	—
Coal	31	18	57	3	—
Harmon	31	16	57	5	—

Screen a specific property in Oklahoma

County numbers set the context; a deal needs the registry around one address — registered tanks at the parcel, facilities within 500/1,500 ft, leak cleanups with status and distance, every line cited to the official record.

Screen an address — $49

This is a screen of EPA-registered tank and leak records, not an environmental site assessment. State registries are incomplete by design: tanks removed before 1986 and most residential heating-oil tanks were never registered, so a clean screen cannot prove the absence of a tank. "Closed" means a tank was taken out of service per the registry — it does not certify that no contamination remains.

source: EPA UST Finder EPA data vintage 2024-12-04