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MissouriRiverDrumGayvilleSD

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Missouri River<br />Date Taken: 10/20/2024<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 42.8335722222222<br />Longitude: -97.2178888888889<br />Tags:
Drum on the bank of Missouri River<br />Date Taken: 10/20/2024<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 42.8337833333333<br />Longitude: -97.2177583333333<br />Tags:
Site of abandoned drum in river on a distant sand bank.<br />Date Taken: 10/24/2024<br />Category: Emergency Response<br />Latitude: 42.833783<br />Longitude: -97.217706<br />Tags:
EPA crew close to abandoned drum<br />Date Taken: 10/24/2024<br />Category: Emergency Response<br />Latitude: 42.833783<br />Longitude: -97.217706<br />Tags:
EPA contractors (ERRS and START) cross a section of the Missouri River to access drum located on a sandbank near Gayville, South Dakota.<br />Date Taken: 10/24/2024<br />Category: Emergency Response<br />Latitude: 42.8349672194444<br />Longitude: -97.2156920555556<br />Tags:
Drum with labeling<br />Date Taken: 10/20/2024<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 42.8337638888889<br />Longitude: -97.2177111111111<br />Tags:
Drum with labeling<br />Date Taken: 10/20/2024<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 42.8337638888889<br />Longitude: -97.2177055555556<br />Tags:
View of the empty drum facing the boat ramp where EPA contractors crossed the Missouri River to access the sandbar.<br />Date Taken: 10/24/2024<br />Category: Emergency Response<br />Latitude: 42.8337122416667<br />Longitude: -97.2177016861111<br />Tags:
Overview of the empty drum labels. Label indicates original contents were isocyanate from BASF manufacturing company.<br />Date Taken: 10/24/2024<br />Category: Emergency Response<br />Latitude: 42.8337186205556<br />Longitude: -97.2176917138889<br />Tags:
Overview of the empty drum top and drum openings. All bungs were in good condition.<br />Date Taken: 10/24/2024<br />Category: Emergency Response<br />Latitude: 42.8337037522222<br />Longitude: -97.2177064861111<br />Tags:
Overview of the bottom of the empty drum. The drum base had minimal rusting and is in good condition.<br />Date Taken: 10/24/2024<br />Category: Emergency Response<br />Latitude: 42.8337081283333<br />Longitude: -97.2176806583333<br />Tags:
Overview of the backside of the empty drum. The drum has minimal rusting and in good condition.<br />Date Taken: 10/24/2024<br />Category: Emergency Response<br />Latitude: 42.8336965883333<br />Longitude: -97.2176847916667<br />Tags:
EPA START contractor screens the drum bung seals to assess for possible escaping vapors. No elevated readings were detected. VOC reading was at background.<br />Date Taken: 10/24/2024<br />Category: Emergency Response<br />Latitude: 42.8337095394444<br />Longitude: -97.2176946572222<br />Tags:
The empty drum was secured with a rope to float across the Missouri River.<br />Date Taken: 10/24/2024<br />Category: Emergency Response<br />Latitude: 42.8337328019445<br />Longitude: -97.2176838083333<br />Tags:
EPA contractors float the empty drum across the Missouri River.<br />Date Taken: 10/24/2024<br />Category: Emergency Response<br />Latitude: 42.8337829972222<br />Longitude: -97.21770585<br />Tags:
Bringing abandoned drum from river.<br />Date Taken: 10/24/2024<br />Category: Emergency Response<br />Latitude: 42.833783<br />Longitude: -97.217706<br />Tags:
Abandoned drum being removed from Missouri River.<br />Date Taken: 10/24/2024<br />Category: Emergency Response<br />Latitude: 42.833783<br />Longitude: -97.217706<br />Tags:
Abandoned drum being removed from river.<br />Date Taken: 10/24/2024<br />Category: Emergency Response<br />Latitude: 42.833783<br />Longitude: -97.217706<br />Tags:
ERRS contractor is going to transport the empty drum in a trailer to be crushed off site.<br />Date Taken: 10/24/2024<br />Category: Emergency Response<br />Latitude: 42.8348043638889<br />Longitude: -97.2137441111111<br />Tags:
The recovered drum was crushed offsite after on-activities were completed and then recycled.<br />Date Taken: 10/25/2024<br />Category: Emergency Response<br />Latitude: <br />Longitude: <br />Tags:
The recovered drum was crushed offsite and recycled.<br />Date Taken: 10/25/2024<br />Category: Emergency Response<br />Latitude: <br />Longitude: <br />Tags:





Missouri River Drum on the bank of Missouri River Site of abandoned drum in river on a distant sand bank. EPA crew close to abandoned drum EPA contractors (ERRS and START) cross a section of the Missouri River to access drum located on a sandbank near Gayville, South Dakota. Drum with labeling Drum with labeling View of the empty drum facing the boat ramp where EPA contractors crossed the Missouri River to access the sandbar. Overview of the empty drum labels. Label indicates original contents were isocyanate from BASF manufacturing company. Overview of the empty drum top and drum openings. All bungs were in good condition. Overview of the bottom of the empty drum. The drum base had minimal rusting and is in good condition. Overview of the backside of the empty drum. The drum has minimal rusting and in good condition. EPA START contractor screens the drum bung seals to assess for possible escaping vapors. No elevated readings were detected. VOC reading was at background. The empty drum was secured with a rope to float across the Missouri River. EPA contractors float the empty drum across the Missouri River. Bringing abandoned drum from river. Abandoned drum being removed from Missouri River. Abandoned drum being removed from river. ERRS contractor is going to transport the empty drum in a trailer to be crushed off site. The recovered drum was crushed offsite after on-activities were completed and then recycled. The recovered drum was crushed offsite and recycled.