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MP-171 Fort Ransom Oil Spill

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IMG_0161.jpeg<br />Date Taken: 4/9/2025<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 46.5861027777778<br />Longitude: -97.9340055555556<br />Tags: South Bow contained the released crude oil within a berm Site Photo 4/9/2025
IMG_0156.jpeg<br />Date Taken: 4/9/2025<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 46.5833555555556<br />Longitude: -97.9361583333333<br />Tags: Oil pooled in a field above the likely pipeline break. Site Photo 4/9/2025
IMG_0159.jpeg<br />Date Taken: 4/9/2025<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 46.58345<br />Longitude: -97.9361277777778<br />Tags: South Bow constructed a berm to contain the oil within the field. Site Photo 4/9/2025
IMG_0154.jpeg<br />Date Taken: 4/9/2025<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 46.5838138888889<br />Longitude: -97.9316166666667<br />Tags: South Bow constructed a berm to prevent crude oil from flowing towards the Sheyenne River, approximately 2.9 miles away. Site Photo 4/9/2025