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Anhydrous Ammonia - Cedar Creek Tank

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Orphaned anhydrous ammonia tank in the Missouri River. The tank was identified near Claysville, just west of Jefferson City. The tank volume is reportedly between 1,000 and 2,000 gallons with no clear labeling indicating an owner. MDNR has not been able to determine tank ownership and it is currently unknown how full the tank remains. No leaking has been reported and the tank appears undamaged.<br />Date Taken: 3/20/2021<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 38.6366722222222<br />Longitude: -92.2127222222222<br />Tags:
Closer view: Orphaned anhydrous ammonia tank in the Missouri River. The tank volume is reportedly between 1,000 and 2,000 gallons with no clear labeling indicating an owner. No leaking seen and the tank appears undamaged.<br />Date Taken: 3/20/2021<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 38.6366722222222<br />Longitude: -92.2127222222222<br />Tags:
Clear view of tank.<br />Date Taken: 3/20/2021<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 38.6366722222222<br />Longitude: -92.2127222222222<br />Tags:
Tank being towed to the Noren Boact access ramp. The tank will be removed from the Missouri River at that point.<br />Date Taken: 3/20/2021<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 38.63155<br />Longitude: -92.2048944444444<br />Tags:
The tank secured at the Noren Boat access ramp.<br />Date Taken: 3/20/2021<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 38.5891888888889<br />Longitude: -92.1799611111111<br />Tags:
The tank secured at the Noren Boat access ramp - note the Missouri Sate Capital Building in the background..<br />Date Taken: 3/20/2021<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 38.5891888888889<br />Longitude: -92.1799611111111<br />Tags:
Kendall & Pro Tow Services removing the tank from the river.<br />Date Taken: 3/20/2021<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 38.5896583333333<br />Longitude: -92.18005<br />Tags:
The MFA yard in Jefferson City, Missouri.<br />Date Taken: 3/20/2021<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 38.5895138888889<br />Longitude: -92.1795277777778<br />Tags:
Pro Tow Services has secured the tank and will transport it to the MFA yard.<br />Date Taken: 3/20/2021<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 38.5895138888889<br />Longitude: -92.1795277777778<br />Tags:


Orphaned anhydrous ammonia tank in the Missouri River. The tank was identified near Claysville, just west of Jefferson City. The tank volume is reportedly between 1,000 and 2,000 gallons with no clear labeling indicating an owner. MDNR has not been able to determine tank ownership and it is currently unknown how full the tank remains. No leaking has been reported and the tank appears undamaged. Closer view: Orphaned anhydrous ammonia tank in the Missouri River. The tank volume is reportedly between 1,000 and 2,000 gallons with no clear labeling indicating an owner. No leaking seen and the tank appears undamaged. Clear view of tank. Tank being towed to the Noren Boact access ramp. The tank will be removed from the Missouri River at that point. The tank secured at the Noren Boat access ramp. The tank secured at the Noren Boat access ramp - note the Missouri Sate Capital Building in the background.. Kendall & Pro Tow Services removing the tank from the river. The MFA yard in Jefferson City, Missouri. Pro Tow Services has secured the tank and will transport it to the MFA yard.