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Weatherford Ammonia

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Truck that came to collect remaining anhydrous ammonia in trailer. <br />Date Taken: 11/13/2025<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 35.5281596584612<br />Longitude: -98.6926317218075<br />Tags:
Flushed water flowing through stormwater infrastructure.<br />Date Taken: 11/13/2025<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 35.5286336110183<br />Longitude: -98.6897617578795<br />Tags:
DOT accident investigator inspecting tanker trailer.<br />Date Taken: 11/13/2025<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 35.5288383696569<br />Longitude: -98.6919190205739<br />Tags:
Seal that failed causing the anhydrous ammonia release.<br />Date Taken: 11/13/2025<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 35.5288677603022<br />Longitude: -98.6920017857165<br />Tags:
Flushing of residual ammonium by response personnel.<br />Date Taken: 11/13/2025<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 35.5291925743923<br />Longitude: -98.6905434302012<br />Tags:
Trailer that originated the release of anhydrous ammonia.<br />Date Taken: 11/13/2025<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 35.5287812650873<br />Longitude: -98.691957337421<br />Tags:





Truck that came to collect remaining anhydrous ammonia in trailer. Flushed water flowing through stormwater infrastructure. DOT accident investigator inspecting tanker trailer. Seal that failed causing the anhydrous ammonia release. Flushing of residual ammonium by response personnel. Trailer that originated the release of anhydrous ammonia.