OKLAHOMA
	The 25 Facilities in Oklahoma storing the largest amounts of extremely hazardous substances.*
	Facility Name	City	Maximum amount in a single process (lbs)	Chemical
1	FARMLAND INDUSTRIES, INC., ENID NITROGEN PLANT	ENID	120,000,000	Ammonia (anhydrous)
2	TERRA NITROGEN COMPANY, WOODWARD PLANT	WOODWARD	80,000,000	Ammonia (anhydrous)
3	TERRA NITROGEN LIMITED PARTNERSHIP,VERDIGRIS PLANT	CLAREMORE	62,000,000	Ammonia (anhydrous)
4	ADVANCE CHEMICAL DISTRIBUTION, INC. (N)	NOWATA	700,000	Chlorine
5	ADVANCE CHEMICAL DISTRIBUTION, INC. (PC)	CATOOSA	600,000	Chlorine
6	JUPITER SULPHUR, LLC - PONCA CITY FACILITY	PONCA CITY	393,975	Ammonia (anhydrous)
7	CONOCO REFINERY, PONCA CITY, OKLA	PONCA CITY	360,000	Hydrogen fluoride (conc >=50%)
8	FARMERS GRAIN COMPANY	POND CREEK	329,600	Ammonia (anhydrous)
9	TODDS' ELEVATOR	GEARY	316,000	Ammonia (anhydrous)
10	FARMERS GRAIN COMPANY	KREMLIN	306,425	Ammonia (anhydrous)
11	BAKER PETROLITE CORPORATION - SAND SPRINGS PLANT	SAND SPRINGS	300,000	Propylene oxide
12	HOOKER EQUITY EXCHANGE	HOOKER	296,564	Ammonia (anhydrous)
13	FARMERS COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR & SUPPLY CO.	BENDER	280,160	Ammonia (anhydrous)
14	BLACKWELL COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR ASSOCIATION	BLACKWELL	262,650	Ammonia (anhydrous)
15	FARMERS COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR & SUPPLY CO.	KILDARE	262,650	Ammonia (anhydrous)
16	NORTH CADDO COOPERATIVE	HINTON	260,000	Ammonia (anhydrous)
17	COOP SERVICES INC., CHATTANOOGA	CHATTANOOGA	260,000	Ammonia (anhydrous)
18	UNITED COOPERATIVE INC	MARSHALL	260,000	Ammonia (anhydrous)
19	STATE LINE GRAIN COMPANY	MANCHESTER	260,000	Ammonia (anhydrous)
20	CRESCENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION	CRESCENT	260,000	Ammonia (anhydrous)
21	PERRYTON EQUITY EXCHANGE - TURPIN OKLAHOMA BRANCH	TURPIN	251,277	Ammonia (anhydrous)
22	FARMERS COOPERATIVE MILL AND ELEVATOR, CARNEGIE	CARNEGIE	250,000	Ammonia (anhydrous)
23	FARMERS COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION	PONCA CITY	245,140	Ammonia (anhydrous)
24	FARMERS COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION	PERRY	245,140	Ammonia (anhydrous)
25	ELKHART COOP KEYES BRANCH	KEYES	240,000	Ammonia (anhydrous)
	*Extremely hazardous substances as defined by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency under the Clean Air Act, Section 112(r).