State file — OK

Underground storage tanks in Oklahoma

13,597 registered facilities · 8,137 tanks in service · 4,124 leak records · 351 open cleanup cases (EPA UST Finder snapshot, 2018–2021 state data).

13,597UST facilities
8,137tanks in service
29,139closed tanks
4,124leak records
351open cases
91%cases closed / NFA

Oklahoma runs 20.2 tanks in service per 10,000 residents (population 4,027,541). 3,762 of its 4,124 reported releases have reached No Further Action. The regulator of record is the Oklahoma Corporation Commission PST Division, which holds the live registration and case files.

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By county

CountyFacilitiesTanks in serviceLeak recordsOpen cases
Adair County6943176
Alfalfa County5139133
Atoka County7152160
Beaver County561693
Beckham County188115565
Blaine County8153291
Bryan County175114395
Caddo County205124488
Canadian County291229977
Carter County319151674
Cherokee County11666202
Choctaw County7849140
Cimarron County35882
Cleveland County4273801772
Coal County311830
Comanche County32816811512
Cotton County3426112
Craig County8255212
Creek County224130754
Custer County251124527
Delaware County10878221
Dewey County6648122
Ellis County471671
Garfield County2611779117
Garvin County1681235310
Grady County214120655
Grant County4635121
Greer County331170
Harmon County311650
Harper County5223163
Haskell County583890
Hughes County8837275
Jackson County12066467
Jefferson County552872
Johnston County6830102
Kay County2551357413
Kingfisher County11665302
Kiowa County8851253
Latimer County442351
Le Flore County210127283
Lincoln County11675455
Logan County13485383
Love County5734134
Major County6347225
Marshall County9857131
Mayes County13798291
McClain County13193413
McCurtain County201116448
McIntosh County8262183
Murray County7441130
Muskogee County263156688
Noble County6455344
Nowata County382182
Okfuskee County7735203
Oklahoma County2,2411,38798349
Okmulgee County17997402
Osage County17483316
Ottawa County10457384
Pawnee County6741124
Payne County234149804
Pittsburg County187134574
Pontotoc County18578434
Pottawatomie County2561468111
Pushmataha County8130152
Roger Mills County372431
Rogers County158112483
Seminole County16688483
Sequoyah County131117337
Stephens County207117588
Texas County12359223
Tillman County7034200
Tulsa County1,58682850319
Wagoner County156108404
Washington County12788321
Washita County11360283
Woods County9857233
Woodward County14261423

Frequently asked questions

How many underground storage tanks are in Oklahoma?

The EPA UST Finder snapshot lists 13,597 registered UST facilities in Oklahoma, with 8,137 tanks in service and 29,139 closed or removed tanks across 77 countys.

How many tank leaks have been reported in Oklahoma?

4,124 releases are on record statewide. 3,762 (91%) were closed with No Further Action; 351 cleanup cases remained open in the snapshot.

Which Oklahoma county has the most underground storage tanks?

By facility count: Oklahoma (2,241), Tulsa (1,586), Cleveland (427), Comanche (328), Carter (319). Use the county pages for tank and leak detail, or screen any specific address free at https://tankcheckusa.site/.