Underground storage tanks in South Dakota

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

3,357registered facilities

2,889open tanks

7,602closed tanks

4,082leak incidents

196cleanups still open

By county

County	Facilities	Open tanks	Closed tanks	Leak incidents	Open cleanups
Minnehaha	396	439	937	525	12
Pennington	319	295	682	376	16
Brown	133	112	280	143	8
Meade	126	66	226	79	1
Codington	100	105	222	105	4
Brookings	95	71	223	111	4
Lawrence	90	82	200	110	—
Beadle	81	50	189	127	4
Davison	79	85	193	91	9
Oglala Lakota	79	36	165	60	7
Yankton	79	92	157	109	2
Butte	69	32	166	66	4
Lincoln	65	94	125	83	3
Hughes	61	50	148	90	4
Corson	60	21	136	45	—
Todd	59	46	111	43	4
Union	58	49	139	74	1
Lake	54	33	108	75	7
Charles Mix	52	48	107	66	3
Dewey	52	34	142	61	5
Day	46	20	123	69	11
Hutchinson	46	37	122	60	4
Jackson	46	26	83	37	4
Roberts	46	65	96	49	6
Lyman	41	37	95	51	2
Turner	41	27	109	66	3
Clay	40	45	99	52	3
Walworth	39	31	90	53	—
Fall River	38	20	95	60	—
Perkins	37	11	89	34	—
Spink	37	31	82	40	1
Custer	35	32	84	54	1
Moody	35	36	79	49	3
Grant	34	26	69	47	4
Potter	33	20	83	41	5
Brule	31	37	98	54	4
Hamlin	31	33	62	38	1
McCook	31	33	81	50	6
Bon Homme	30	41	57	42	2
Kingsbury	30	26	50	51	2
Haakon	29	13	47	25	1
Tripp	29	33	60	53	2
Edmunds	28	13	78	35	1
Clark	27	21	67	30	—
Bennett	26	13	46	25	1
Gregory	25	23	60	45	3
Marshall	25	24	60	35	3
Douglas	23	18	52	28	2
Deuel	22	16	79	37	1
Stanley	22	20	49	24	2
Aurora	20	12	67	23	2
Mellette	20	15	39	20	—
Campbell	19	14	41	12	—
Hand	18	20	30	29	4
Buffalo	17	14	19	18	2
Sully	17	8	40	15	1
Faulk	16	16	47	37	—
McPherson	16	10	44	17	1
Jones	15	10	58	21	2
Miner	15	17	23	24	1
Hanson	14	23	28	14	1
Harding	14	11	36	14	1
Ziebach	13	14	46	14	—
Hyde	11	16	28	14	3
Jerauld	11	11	29	19	2
Sanborn	11	10	27	18	—

Screen a specific property in South Dakota

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