State file — TN

Underground storage tanks in Tennessee

19,058 registered facilities · 12,526 tanks in service · 13,821 leak records · 155 open cleanup cases (EPA UST Finder snapshot, 2018–2021 state data).

19,058UST facilities
12,526tanks in service
40,911closed tanks
13,821leak records
155open cases
99%cases closed / NFA

Tennessee runs 18.5 tanks in service per 10,000 residents (population 6,766,460). 13,666 of its 13,821 reported releases have reached No Further Action. The regulator of record is the TDEC UST Division, which holds the live registration and case files.

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By county

CountyFacilitiesTanks in serviceLeak recordsOpen cases
Anderson County2001831903
Bedford County15386591
Benton County8547422
Bledsoe County5021381
Blount County3012462150
Bradley County2632332554
Campbell County122941150
Cannon County4933280
Carroll County12761410
Carter County1741101461
Cheatham County7375891
Chester County7431252
Claiborne County8363671
Clay County4721311
Cocke County1591171121
Coffee County195158831
Crockett County6335210
Cumberland County1911301391
Davidson County1,5081,0581,2829
DeKalb County9443790
Decatur County7534280
Dickson County1651431204
Dyer County202105581
Fayette County13370643
Fentress County7241471
Franklin County15687470
Gibson County24891791
Giles County15186490
Grainger County9838890
Greene County2941892482
Grundy County7834761
Hamblen County2521511940
Hamilton County1,0647021,1356
Hancock County297300
Hardeman County13991561
Hardin County12771812
Hawkins County161781553
Haywood County9461454
Henderson County12966753
Henry County15762511
Hickman County7649170
Houston County3412320
Humphreys County10463801
Jackson County5120310
Jefferson County1611191613
Johnson County7236591
Knox County1,1198271,02212
Lake County5315200
Lauderdale County13062310
Lawrence County192136371
Lewis County4726180
Lincoln County13667360
Loudon County128125900
Macon County8234672
Madison County4432791776
Marion County1301051032
Marshall County10270330
Maury County302152751
McMinn County1981291792
McNairy County13050502
Meigs County4540471
Monroe County1811231190
Montgomery County3402602211
Moore County20880
Morgan County6332520
Obion County15669601
Overton County9963770
Perry County4625130
Pickett County4214240
Polk County7551560
Putnam County2551502136
Rhea County113491060
Roane County1851161233
Robertson County1421381160
Rutherford County4274102771
Scott County7939500
Sequatchie County3126281
Sevier County2512432101
Shelby County2,2831,4591,85726
Smith County9545571
Stewart County5233361
Sullivan County5432965595
Sumner County2882702573
Tipton County154106730
Trousdale County2616210
Unicoi County6828621
Union County4947280
Van Buren County2810210
Warren County171116800
Washington County4062463691
Wayne County9944220
Weakley County15858511
White County9962701
Williamson County2502242194
Wilson County2141821371

Frequently asked questions

How many underground storage tanks are in Tennessee?

The EPA UST Finder snapshot lists 19,058 registered UST facilities in Tennessee, with 12,526 tanks in service and 40,911 closed or removed tanks across 95 countys.

How many tank leaks have been reported in Tennessee?

13,821 releases are on record statewide. 13,666 (99%) were closed with No Further Action; 155 cleanup cases remained open in the snapshot.

Which Tennessee county has the most underground storage tanks?

By facility count: Shelby (2,283), Davidson (1,508), Knox (1,119), Hamilton (1,064), Sullivan (543). Use the county pages for tank and leak detail, or screen any specific address free at https://tankcheckusa.site/.