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Minnesota

45 Military Installations with Hazardous Sites in Minnesota

Total Cost

$342M

Past and estimated future cost of the cleanup of hazardous sites.

Installations

45

Military installations with at least one hazardous site.

High & Medium Risk Installations

3

Military installations with at least one high or medium risk hazardous site.

High Risk

Medium Risk

Low Risk

Risk Not Evaluated or Not Required

Response Complete

Note: This map shows the locations of military installations with hazardous sites. We haven't independently confirmed the location of every installation. If you notice a facility listed at the wrong location, please contact us. The risk level of a site refers to a relative risk assessment made by the DOD to prioritize the cleanup of sites.

Military Installation Haz. Sites City or Nearby Location County Highest Risk
FORT SNELLING USARC/AMSA 40 FORT SNELLING Ramsey Response Complete
TWIN CITIES ARMY AMMUNITION... 28 ARDEN HILLS Ramsey Medium Risk
DULUTH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 25 DULUTH St Louis Medium Risk
MINNEAPOLIS ARS 16 MINNEAPOLIS Hennepin Risk Not Evaluated or Not Required
JFHQ MN ARNG 14 ST. PAUL Ramsey Low Risk
DULUTH MUNICIPAL AIRPORT 12 DULUTH St Louis Response Complete
MANKATO MEMORIAL USARC 11 MANKATO Blue Earth Response Complete
AMSA #101 (G) 10 ST JOSEPH Stearns Response Complete
WABASHA MEMORIAL USARC 10 WABASHA Wabasha Response Complete
USARC SO INTERNATIONAL FALLS 9 DULUTH St Louis Response Complete
HENRY H. SIBLEY MEM USARC/OMS 8 WINTHROP Sibley Response Complete
MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL... 8 ST PAUL Hennepin Risk Not Evaluated or Not Required
WILLMAR MEMORIAL USARC 8 WILLMAR Kandiyohi Response Complete
GEN BEEBE USARC/AMSA #111 (G) 8 FARIBAULT Rice Response Complete
MSG ARMIN C. LIEDER USARC 6 BUFFALO Wright Response Complete
USARC FERGUS FALLS 6 FERGUS FALLS Otter Tail Response Complete
FRIDLEY NIROP 5 MINNEAPOLIS Anoka Risk Not Evaluated or Not Required
CAMBRIDGE MEMORIAL USARC 5 CAMBRIDGE Isanti Response Complete
USARC DULUTH 5 DULUTH St Louis Response Complete
NIKE SITE MSP #70 4 WATERTOWN Carver Response Complete
USARC WALKER 4 DULUTH St Louis Response Complete
NIKE SITE BATTERY MSP-40 4 NO CITY Dakota Response Complete
PAYNESVILLE USARC 4 PAYNESVILLE Stearns Response Complete
FINLAND AFS Z-69 4 FINLAND Lake Risk Not Evaluated or Not Required
USARC MARSHALL 4 MARSHALL Lyon Response Complete
USARC WINONA 4 WINONA Winona Response Complete
TERRANCE A. PETERSON USARC 3 BRAINERD Crow Wing Response Complete
DULUTH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 3 DULUTH St Louis High Risk
USARC LE SUEUR 2 LE SUEUR Le Sueur Response Complete
USARC CANNON FALLS 2 CANNON FALLS Goodhue Response Complete
FT. SNELLING-NAT. CEM & AIR... 2 ST PAUL Hennepin Response Complete
ST PAUL NIROP 2 ST PAUL Ramsey Response Complete
WADENA AFB 2 WADENA Wadena Response Complete
USAF DULUTH MISSILE/USARC... 2 FRENCH RIVER St Louis Response Complete
NIKE MSP-90/MN. SHERIFFS... 2 ISANTI Isanti Response Complete
BAUDETTE AFS RADAR SITE 2 BAUDETTE Lake Of The Woods Response Complete
LAKE SUPERIOR 2 DULUTH St Louis Response Complete
OLIVIA POW CAMP 1 OLIVIA Renville Response Complete
ASKOV GAP FILLER ANX 1 ASKOV Pine Response Complete
AURORA GAP FILLER ANNEX 1 AURORA St Louis Response Complete
SECOR STA WORTHINGTON 1 WORTHINGTON Nobles Response Complete
GRAND RAPIDS AFS 1 GRAND RAPIDS Itasca Response Complete
USARC NEW PRAGUE 1 NEW PRAGUE Le Sueur Response Complete
N/FIELD GAP FIL AX Z-35B 1 NORTHFIELD Rice Response Complete
GOPHER ORD PLT ROSEMOUNT 1 ROSEMOUNT Dakota Risk Not Evaluated or Not Required

Update (Dec. 5, 2017): We have changed the source of the installation cost data after being notified by the Department of Defense that they erroneously reported their own cost figures on the DERP website. We are now displaying the costs the department says are the most accurate available, from the Pentagon’s DERP database that we received in a FOIA request.

Note: The risk level of a site refers to a relative risk assessment made by the DOD to prioritize the cleanup of sites.

Data: All data comes from the Defense Environmental Restoration Program and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and will be released soon at the ProPublica Data Store. Read our methodology »