Random Superfund Sites In Montana (17 items)report

• [CERCLIS ID]: MTSFN7578012
  [Name]: Upper Tenmile Creek
  [County]: Lewis and Clark
  [Reason]: Heavy metal and arsenic contamination from mining.
  [Proposed]: 07/22/1999
  [Listed]: 10/22/1999
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• [CERCLIS ID]: MTD093291656
  [Name]: Anaconda Co. Smelter Site
  [County]: Deer Lodge
  [Reason]: Soil and groundwater contamination by arsenic, copper, cadmium, lead and zinc.
  [Proposed]: 12/30/1982
  [Listed]: 09/08/1983
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• [CERCLIS ID]: MT0007623052
  [Name]: Lockwood Solvents
  [County]: Yellowstone
  [Reason]: Groundwater, sediment, surface water and soil contamination by VOCs.
  [Proposed]: 05/11/2000
  [Listed]: 12/01/2000
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• [CERCLIS ID]: MT0012694970
  [Name]: Flat Creek IMM
  [County]: Mineral
  [Reason]: Soil, groundwater and surface water contamination by arsenic, antimony, lead and manganese from mine tailings, some of which was used as fill and construction material in the nearby town of Superior.
  [Proposed]: 04/09/2009
  [Listed]: 09/23/2009
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• [CERCLIS ID]: MTD006230635
  [Name]: Montana Pole
  [County]: Silver Bow
  [Reason]: Groundwater, sediment, surface water and soil contamination by PCP, PAHs, dioxins, and furans from wood treatment.
  [Proposed]: 06/10/1986
  [Listed]: 07/22/1987
  [Constructioncompleted]: 09/27/2001
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• [CERCLIS ID]: MTD980502777
  [Name]: Silver Bow Creek/Butte
  [County]: Silver Bow
  [Reason]: Groundwater, surface water and soil are contaminated with arsenic, copper, zinc, cadmium, and lead from mining and smelting. Silver Bow Creek and the Clark Fork River contain metals from the cities of Butte to Milltown. Mine tailings in the creek and river have caused fish kills in the river.
  [Proposed]: 12/30/1982
  [Listed]: 09/08/1983
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