Underground storage tanks in Minnesota

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

14,357registered facilities

10,810open tanks

34,911closed tanks

11,582leak incidents

418cleanups still open

By county

County	Facilities	Open tanks	Closed tanks	Leak incidents	Open cleanups
Hennepin	2,012	1,510	5,307	1,941	56
Ramsey	1,052	716	2,929	1,064	33
St. Louis	926	503	2,317	999	42
Dakota	675	705	1,516	486	10
Anoka	554	529	1,353	418	11
Stearns	441	408	992	267	11
Olmsted	314	227	797	258	11
Washington	310	301	680	244	8
Itasca	273	150	668	200	13
Otter Tail	241	192	597	153	4
Crow Wing	239	184	563	157	6
Cass	226	170	493	98	7
Blue Earth	218	180	456	154	6
Scott	209	214	410	117	2
Wright	195	191	451	162	2
Winona	190	108	442	130	5
Kandiyohi	181	105	434	141	5
Beltrami	173	147	412	96	9
Morrison	169	137	390	102	5
Goodhue	164	112	379	125	4
Carver	160	157	362	116	8
Becker	158	86	410	88	5
Carlton	154	104	348	140	10
Clay	152	104	387	131	5
Freeborn	146	115	350	109	2
Polk	141	96	361	118	1
Mille Lacs	136	124	297	92	5
McLeod	135	82	368	113	—
Douglas	134	113	333	110	10
Rice	134	83	295	124	4
Steele	132	75	311	108	5
Mower	125	91	327	106	6
Sherburne	125	164	255	64	3
Brown	121	67	277	79	2
Martin	121	69	271	103	5
Lyon	115	58	284	113	1
Benton	112	108	266	90	4
Faribault	112	56	235	95	2
Le Sueur	107	75	244	69	1
Pine	106	106	264	82	6
Hubbard	105	62	219	37	1
Redwood	104	60	229	79	2
Fillmore	101	50	252	69	3
Nobles	101	61	239	95	1
Chisago	97	88	260	92	7
Wadena	97	56	229	40	—
Koochiching	93	86	243	73	1
Lake	87	41	201	77	2
Renville	87	58	189	63	3
Wabasha	87	53	205	48	2
Meeker	85	58	193	48	1
Aitkin	83	79	215	64	3
Nicollet	83	63	176	71	5
Isanti	82	64	194	62	5
Cottonwood	77	41	173	50	—
Waseca	74	43	158	67	3
Houston	73	52	196	50	1
Todd	70	68	166	68	2
Sibley	69	47	147	60	3
Cook	66	39	140	45	3
Watonwan	65	43	136	48	2
Yellow Medicine	64	47	181	47	—
Chippewa	61	43	151	46	3
Roseau	61	62	123	36	2
Kanabec	56	41	138	29	2
Mahnomen	56	42	131	44	4
Swift	55	33	174	45	3
Jackson	54	40	126	42	—
Pope	53	29	121	30	1
Pennington	52	50	135	41	2
Rock	52	32	119	39	5
Marshall	51	33	108	33	3
Dodge	49	32	120	51	2
Pipestone	49	34	126	54	—
Lake of the Woods	47	26	81	20	1
Stevens	47	47	121	48	—
Clearwater	44	37	108	27	—
Murray	44	37	110	34	—
Kittson	41	24	102	28	2
Big Stone	38	22	96	30	—
Norman	37	27	119	37	1
Wilkin	36	25	90	27	—
Lac qui Parle	34	14	84	33	—
Grant	31	34	82	26	—
Traverse	26	17	59	23	2
Red Lake	23	21	50	16	—
Lincoln	22	27	65	28	—

Screen a specific property in Minnesota

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