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Owens Cross Roads Oil Spill

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SWS vacuuming free oil from below the bridges.<br />Date Taken: 5/1/2015<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 34.6305916666667<br />Longitude: -86.4615694444445<br />Tags:
Free oil beneath the southbound lanes and boxes and bottles of new motor oil in the tributary<br />Date Taken: 5/1/2015<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 34.6308666666667<br />Longitude: -86.4615638888889<br />Tags:
Free oil below the northbound bridge and the burned truck in the middle of the spans.<br />Date Taken: 5/1/2015<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 34.6306916666667<br />Longitude: -86.4616916666667<br />Tags:
Free and bottled oil in the tributary below the Southbound lanes. Note the truck hood.<br />Date Taken: 5/1/2015<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 34.6308638888889<br />Longitude: -86.4617777777778<br />Tags:


SWS vacuuming free oil from below the bridges. Free oil beneath the southbound lanes and boxes and bottles of new motor oil in the tributary Free oil below the northbound bridge and the burned truck in the middle of the spans. Free and bottled oil in the tributary below the Southbound lanes. Note the truck hood.