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Region 9 Tribal Leaking Underground Storage Tanks Sites FacilityID AltFacilityID Tribe Facility Name 610 AGUA006 CALIENTE SHELL) 610 AGUA006 CALIENTE SHELL) 610 AGUA006 CALIENTE SHELL) 612 AGUA008 CALIENTE CANYON COUNTRY CLUB 617 AGUA013 CALIENTE AIRPORT CAR WASH 618 AGUA014 CALIENTE CHEVRON STATION 9-3670 619 AGUA015 CALIENTE U.S. POSTAL SERVICE 808 AGUA016 CALIENTE MISSION HILLS COUNTRY CLUB 808 AGUA016 CALIENTE MISSION HILLS COUNTRY CLUB 808 AGUA016 CALIENTE MISSION HILLS COUNTRY CLUB 313 BISH001 PAIUTE SERVICE STATION 313 BISH001 PAIUTE SERVICE STATION 313 BISH001 PAIUTE SERVICE STATION 313 BISH001 PAIUTE SERVICE STATION 400 CHEM001 CHEMEHUEVI HAVASU LANDING RESORT BOATHOUSE 400 CHEM001 CHEMEHUEVI HAVASU LANDING RESORT BOATHOUSE 401 CHEM003 CHEMEHUEVI THREE BUOYS MARINA 401 CHEM003 CHEMEHUEVI THREE BUOYS MARINA 401 CHEM003 CHEMEHUEVI THREE BUOYS MARINA 401 CHEM003 CHEMEHUEVI THREE BUOYS MARINA 401 CHEM003 CHEMEHUEVI THREE BUOYS MARINA 684 CMPV005 YAVAPAI- Star Mart/Texaco 403 COCO001 COCOPAH YUMA CITY LANDFILL 403 COCO001 COCOPAH YUMA CITY LANDFILL 403 COCO001 COCOPAH YUMA CITY LANDFILL 403 COCO001 COCOPAH YUMA CITY LANDFILL 403 COCO001 COCOPAH YUMA CITY LANDFILL 764 COCO003 COCOPAH BUILDING 809 COYO001 VALLEY PROPERTY 809 COYO001 VALLEY PROPERTY 809 COYO001 VALLEY PROPERTY 809 COYO001 VALLEY PROPERTY 585 CRIT001 RIVER ADOT - PARKER 585 CRIT001 RIVER ADOT - PARKER 585 CRIT001 RIVER ADOT - PARKER 405 CRIT002 RIVER TELLES RANCH INC. 405 CRIT002 RIVER TELLES RANCH INC. 405 CRIT002 RIVER TELLES RANCH INC. 559 CRIT003 RIVER HEAD START SCHOOL 559 CRIT003 RIVER HEAD START SCHOOL 559 CRIT003 RIVER HEAD START SCHOOL 596 CRIT008 RIVER KAMBUROFF AERIAL SPRAY 407 CRIT010 RIVER KING RANCH, aka BRUCE CHURCH 407 CRIT010 RIVER KING RANCH, aka BRUCE CHURCH 407 CRIT010 RIVER KING RANCH, aka BRUCE CHURCH 410 CRIT014 RIVER C.R.I.T. FARMS 410 CRIT014 RIVER C.R.I.T. FARMS 410 CRIT014 RIVER C.R.I.T. FARMS 411 CRIT015 RIVER FRANK ELLIS MARINE 411 CRIT015 RIVER FRANK ELLIS MARINE 411 CRIT015 RIVER FRANK ELLIS MARINE 412 CRIT016 RIVER KENELL MCGUIRE 414 CRIT019 RIVER PARADISE POINT CAMP 414 CRIT019 RIVER PARADISE POINT CAMP 415 CRIT020 RIVER WATER WHEEL RESORT 415 CRIT020 RIVER WATER WHEEL RESORT 415 CRIT020 RIVER WATER WHEEL RESORT 558 CRIT027 RIVER WOOD'S CROP DUSTING 558 CRIT027 RIVER WOOD'S CROP DUSTING 558 CRIT027 RIVER WOOD'S CROP DUSTING 558 CRIT027 RIVER WOOD'S CROP DUSTING 424 CRIT037 RIVER PARKER UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 424 CRIT037 RIVER PARKER UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 424 CRIT037 RIVER PARKER UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 507 CRIT039 RIVER BIA IRRIGATION FACILITY YARD 507 CRIT039 RIVER BIA IRRIGATION FACILITY YARD 509 CRIT040 RIVER C.R.I.T. AUTO SHOP 509 CRIT040 RIVER C.R.I.T. AUTO SHOP 523 CRIT041 RIVER LOST LAKE RESORT 523 CRIT041 RIVER LOST LAKE RESORT 523 CRIT041 RIVER LOST LAKE RESORT 523 CRIT041 RIVER LOST LAKE RESORT 561 CRIT044 RIVER GEORGE STAIN FARMS 561 CRIT044 RIVER GEORGE STAIN FARMS 640 CRIT047 RIVER D&D FARMS 640 CRIT047 RIVER D&D FARMS 780 CRIT049 RIVER Superfuels #240 aka SUN WEST EXPRESS 780 CRIT049 RIVER Superfuels #240 aka SUN WEST EXPRESS 855 CRIT055 RIVER Chevron Station 517 DUCV001 DUCK VALLEY BIA - Road Shop 517 DUCV001 DUCK VALLEY BIA - Road Shop 519 DUCV002 DUCK VALLEY aka NEW HOSPITAL 519 DUCV002 DUCK VALLEY aka NEW HOSPITAL 519 DUCV002 DUCK VALLEY aka NEW HOSPITAL 519 DUCV002 DUCK VALLEY aka NEW HOSPITAL 549 DUCV003 DUCK VALLEY OWYHEE COMBINED SCHOOLS 549 DUCV003 DUCK VALLEY OWYHEE COMBINED SCHOOLS 549 DUCV003 DUCK VALLEY OWYHEE COMBINED SCHOOLS 549 DUCV003 DUCK VALLEY OWYHEE COMBINED SCHOOLS 549 DUCV003 DUCK VALLEY OWYHEE COMBINED SCHOOLS 551 DUCV004 DUCK VALLEY MANNING'S TEXACO 551 DUCV004 DUCK VALLEY MANNING'S TEXACO 551 DUCV004 DUCK VALLEY MANNING'S TEXACO 551 DUCV004 DUCK VALLEY MANNING'S TEXACO 586 DUCV007 DUCK VALLEY J&W STORE 426 DUCW001 DUCKWATER DUCKWATER SHOSHONE FACILITY 426 DUCW001 DUCKWATER DUCKWATER SHOSHONE FACILITY 434 FTMC001 MCDOWELL BA'JA SERVICE STATION 434 FTMC001 MCDOWELL BA'JA SERVICE STATION 434 FTMC001 MCDOWELL BA'JA SERVICE STATION 434 FTMC001 MCDOWELL BA'JA SERVICE STATION 435 FTMC002 MCDOWELL VERDE WELLS 756 FTMC004 MCDOWELL INDIAN FARM 756 FTMC004 MCDOWELL INDIAN FARM 756 FTMC004 MCDOWELL INDIAN FARM 685 FTMT001 MCDERMITT ABANDONED FUEL TANK 685 FTMT001 MCDERMITT ABANDONED FUEL TANK 271 GILA002 GILA RIVER AJM FARMS 271 GILA002 GILA RIVER AJM FARMS 271 GILA002 GILA RIVER AJM FARMS 271 GILA002 GILA RIVER AJM FARMS 271 GILA002 GILA RIVER AJM FARMS 276 GILA008 GILA RIVER GILA RIVER CHEVRON 276 GILA008 GILA RIVER GILA RIVER CHEVRON 276 GILA008 GILA RIVER GILA RIVER CHEVRON 276 GILA008 GILA RIVER GILA RIVER CHEVRON 276 GILA008 GILA RIVER GILA RIVER CHEVRON 276 GILA008 GILA RIVER GILA RIVER CHEVRON 520 GILA012 GILA RIVER BIA FACILITIES YARD 520 GILA012 GILA RIVER BIA FACILITIES YARD 520 GILA012 GILA RIVER BIA FACILITIES YARD 520 GILA012 GILA RIVER BIA FACILITIES YARD 520 GILA012 GILA RIVER BIA FACILITIES YARD 520 GILA012 GILA RIVER BIA FACILITIES YARD 520 GILA012 GILA RIVER BIA FACILITIES YARD 790 GILA013 GILA RIVER SACATON WATER & SANITATION OFFICE 790 GILA013 GILA RIVER SACATON WATER & SANITATION OFFICE 790 GILA013 GILA RIVER SACATON WATER & SANITATION OFFICE 278 GILA017 GILA RIVER PRODUCTS, INC. 278 GILA017 GILA RIVER PRODUCTS, INC. 278 GILA017 GILA RIVER PRODUCTS, INC. 278 GILA017 GILA RIVER PRODUCTS, INC. 282 GILA021 GILA RIVER GILA RIVER FARMS 282 GILA021 GILA RIVER GILA RIVER FARMS 282 GILA021 GILA RIVER GILA RIVER FARMS 282 GILA021 GILA RIVER GILA RIVER FARMS 284 GILA026 GILA RIVER ARIZONA TRADERS, INC. 284 GILA026 GILA RIVER ARIZONA TRADERS, INC. 284 GILA026 GILA RIVER ARIZONA TRADERS, INC. 284 GILA026 GILA RIVER ARIZONA TRADERS, INC. 284 GILA026 GILA RIVER ARIZONA TRADERS, INC. 284 GILA026 GILA RIVER ARIZONA TRADERS, INC. 289 GILA031 GILA RIVER PIMA CHANDLER INDUSTRIAL PARK 289 GILA031 GILA RIVER PIMA CHANDLER INDUSTRIAL PARK 289 GILA031 GILA RIVER PIMA CHANDLER INDUSTRIAL PARK 290 GILA032 GILA RIVER GROUNDS 290 GILA032 GILA RIVER GROUNDS 290 GILA032 GILA RIVER GROUNDS 291 GILA033 GILA RIVER M 291 GILA033 GILA RIVER M 291 GILA033 GILA RIVER M 291 GILA033 GILA RIVER M 293 GILA035 GILA RIVER DELA TEK 295 GILA038 GILA RIVER SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST PARISH 295 GILA038 GILA RIVER SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST PARISH 295 GILA038 GILA RIVER SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST PARISH 296 GILA039 GILA RIVER INDUSTRIAL RUBBER aka LONE BUTTE 296 GILA039 GILA RIVER INDUSTRIAL RUBBER aka LONE BUTTE 296 GILA039 GILA RIVER INDUSTRIAL RUBBER aka LONE BUTTE 296 GILA039 GILA RIVER INDUSTRIAL RUBBER aka LONE BUTTE 298 HAVA001 HAVASUPAI HAVASUPAI TRIBE HELIPORT 298 HAVA001 HAVASUPAI HAVASUPAI TRIBE HELIPORT 298 HAVA001 HAVASUPAI HAVASUPAI TRIBE HELIPORT 458 HOOP001 HOOPA FORMER UNOCAL STATION/BULK PLANT 458 HOOP001 HOOPA FORMER UNOCAL STATION/BULK PLANT 458 HOOP001 HOOPA FORMER UNOCAL STATION/BULK PLANT 458 HOOP001 HOOPA FORMER UNOCAL STATION/BULK PLANT 490 HOOP002 HOOPA CHESTER MACINTOSH aka LEWIS UNION 76 490 HOOP002 HOOPA CHESTER MACINTOSH aka LEWIS UNION 76 490 HOOP002 HOOPA CHESTER MACINTOSH aka LEWIS UNION 76 301 HOOP003 HOOPA BUSSELL'S HUPA CHEVRON 301 HOOP003 HOOPA BUSSELL'S HUPA CHEVRON 630 HOOP007 HOOPA JACKSON TRUCKING 484 HOOP015 HOOPA WILDFIRE 484 HOOP015 HOOPA WILDFIRE 484 HOOP015 HOOPA WILDFIRE 267 HOPI001 HOPI HOPI TRIBE - GARAGE 267 HOPI001 HOPI HOPI TRIBE - GARAGE 267 HOPI001 HOPI HOPI TRIBE - GARAGE 268 HOPI007 HOPI FREDERICKS EXXON 268 HOPI007 HOPI FREDERICKS EXXON 268 HOPI007 HOPI FREDERICKS EXXON 269 HOPI008 HOPI POLACCA EXXON 269 HOPI008 HOPI POLACCA EXXON 269 HOPI008 HOPI POLACCA EXXON 270 HOPI009 HOPI FACILITY 270 HOPI009 HOPI FACILITY 270 HOPI009 HOPI FACILITY 262 HOPI013 HOPI BIA ROAD SHOP 263 HOPI014 HOPI STATION 263 HOPI014 HOPI STATION 263 HOPI014 HOPI STATION 263 HOPI014 HOPI STATION 263 HOPI014 HOPI STATION 263 HOPI014 HOPI STATION 460 HOPI016 HOPI STORE 460 HOPI016 HOPI STORE 460 HOPI016 HOPI STORE 462 HOPI017 HOPI AND TOWING aka PWH FOOD AND AUTO 462 HOPI017 HOPI AND TOWING aka PWH FOOD AND AUTO 644 HOPI022 HOPI KING POLYESTEWA aka OLD ORAIBI 645 HOPI023 HOPI HUGH POLEYUMPTEWA 645 HOPI023 HOPI HUGH POLEYUMPTEWA 645 HOPI023 HOPI HUGH POLEYUMPTEWA 645 HOPI023 HOPI HUGH POLEYUMPTEWA 646 HOPI024 HOPI TANAKHONGVA 647 HOPI025 HOPI ZELMA HONYOUMA 648 HOPI026 HOPI SILAS HOYUNGOWA 648 HOPI026 HOPI SILAS HOYUNGOWA 648 HOPI026 HOPI SILAS HOYUNGOWA 643 HOPI027 HOPI GENE SEHONGVA 643 HOPI027 HOPI GENE SEHONGVA 643 HOPI027 HOPI GENE SEHONGVA 815 HOPI028 HOPI COAL MINE MESA 953 HOPI030 HOPI TOREVA DAY SCHOOL 953 HOPI030 HOPI TOREVA DAY SCHOOL 1143 HOPI031 HOPI BYRON KOOTSWATEWA GAS STATION 1143 HOPI031 HOPI BYRON KOOTSWATEWA GAS STATION 1143 HOPI031 HOPI BYRON KOOTSWATEWA GAS STATION 1143 HOPI031 HOPI BYRON KOOTSWATEWA GAS STATION 1278 HOPI035 HOPI Pollaca- Coach Povatah site 304 HUAL002 HUALAPAI BIA - THORNTON LOOKOUT 304 HUAL002 HUALAPAI BIA - THORNTON LOOKOUT 304 HUAL002 HUALAPAI BIA - THORNTON LOOKOUT 304 HUAL002 HUALAPAI BIA - THORNTON LOOKOUT 305 HUAL004 HUALAPAI FAA VORTAC STATION 305 HUAL004 HUALAPAI FAA VORTAC STATION 305 HUAL004 HUALAPAI FAA VORTAC STATION 306 HUAL005 HUALAPAI R.D.'S PIT STOP 306 HUAL005 HUALAPAI R.D.'S PIT STOP 307 HUAL006 HUALAPAI Bureau of Indian Affairs, BUILDING 909 569 HUAL010 HUALAPAI ABANDONED SERVICE STATION 216 NAV001 NAVAJO STOP) 216 NAV001 NAVAJO STOP) 216 NAV001 NAVAJO STOP) 555 NAV002 NAVAJO DOXOL GAS aka FERRELLGAS 555 NAV002 NAVAJO DOXOL GAS aka FERRELLGAS 555 NAV002 NAVAJO DOXOL GAS aka FERRELLGAS 555 NAV002 NAVAJO DOXOL GAS aka FERRELLGAS 555 NAV002 NAVAJO DOXOL GAS aka FERRELLGAS 555 NAV002 NAVAJO DOXOL GAS aka FERRELLGAS 62 NAV003 NAVAJO CHEVRON - SAINT MICHAEL'S 62 NAV003 NAVAJO CHEVRON - SAINT MICHAEL'S 62
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