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BELGRADE, MT 59714 · Gallatin County, Montana
Prepared November 3, 2026 · Methodology v1.0.0 · How current is this data?
Section 1
Aquifer context
Cenozoic Basin Fill and Alluvium Aquifers
Basin-fill aquifers: Western Montana intermontane basins. Alluvil and basin-fill deposits: unconsolidated sand, gravel, silt and clay. Unconfined surficial aquifers with semi-confined to confined aquifers in deep basin-fill. Alluvial aquifers: Eastern M
Source: Montana DNRC, Water Management Bureau — Source Aquifer Codes
Sections 2 and 3
Recorded depths of comparable nearby wells, and what they suggest for a new well on this property. Recorded values, calculated statistics, and estimates are labelled separately throughout.
Estimated likely drilling depth
60–80ft
Median predicted
60 ft
80% of comparable nearby wells fall between 40 and 90 feet. This is an estimate from comparable records, not a prediction of what a driller will find on this specific site.
Based on 71 comparable wells within 0.5 miles in the Cenozoic Basin Fill and Alluvium Aquifers weighted by distance, geologic similarity, elevation difference, record age, and location accuracy. Full methodology
Recorded depth statistics
Depth distribution
Data confidence
HIGH
What affects this
Comparable wells used (71 within 0.5 mi)
Excluding these records keeps the estimate honest. High-capacity wells — public supply, irrigation, industrial, fire protection, geothermal — are drilled to different targets than domestic wells, and monitoring, geotechnical and test holes are not water-supply wells at all. Either would distort both depth and yield figures.
Section 4
Reported yields from drilling tests on comparable nearby wells.
Typical reported yield
33–70GPM
What these numbers are. These are yields a driller recorded during a short test at the time of completion — the median test here ran 1 hour, and 97% of these tests ran two hours or less. A recorded drilling-test yield is not a guarantee of sustained future production. Long-term capacity depends on aquifer properties, seasonal recharge, and pumping by other users.
Yield distribution
Share of nearby wells below key thresholds
Section 5
Static water level is the depth to water measured before pumping. It indicates how far down water stands, which affects pump setting and cost.
Median static water level
20ft below ground
Long-term trend
No groundwater monitoring wells were found near this property, so no long-term trend can be determined.
No dedicated groundwater monitoring sites were identified near this property.
We state a trend only when the monitoring record genuinely supports one. Inferring a trend from well completion dates would be misleading, so we do not do it.
Section 6
We evaluate DNRC places of use and points of diversion spatially against this parcel’s boundary from Montana cadastral data — not merely the 10–40-acre legal land description a right is filed under. Cadastral geometry is mapped for assessment, not survey-grade, and Montana has no authoritative link between a parcel and a water right — so everything below is a potential association, stated as such.
A database match is not a legal title opinion. These records show what DNRC's datasets contain near this property. Confirming which rights actually attach to this parcel, whether they remain valid, and who owns them today requires review of the original records and, usually, a qualified professional.
Water rights — review recommended
20 water rights potentially associated with this parcel.
Why it matters
Montana allocates water by seniority, and the oldest active right here dates to 1866 — in a dry year, older dates are served first. Irrigation rights can carry real value on rural land and do not transfer automatically with a sale.
What to verify
Ditch & irrigation water rights
3 surface irrigation rights recorded on land overlapping this parcel
Ditch water in Montana is often held as shares in a ditch company or irrigation district. DNRC records the right to the company — an individual parcel’s share lives in the company’s records and the deed, and no public database shows it. If irrigation water matters to this purchase, ask the seller for ditch company shares and assessments, and verify with the company directly.
STATEMENT OF CLAIM · MITIGATION WATER
These rights have diversions within half a mile but nothing indicates they relate to this parcel. Listed so you can see the water-use context of the area.
Section 7
Items in the public records that deserve attention before relying on water at this property.
This area is subject to a legislative basin closure. Basin closures restrict new appropriations of water, and the specific restrictions vary by closure. New groundwater development in a closed basin commonly requires additional analysis, and in some cases mitigation for stream depletion.
What to do: Review the specific closure terms with Montana DNRC and, where relevant, a water-right professional before relying on new groundwater development.
Based on: Montana DNRC basin closure boundaries (status recorded as "Active").
This area falls within a compact basin closure that DNRC records with a status of "Future" rather than active. It does not appear to restrict appropriation today, but it indicates a restriction that is planned or pending for this area and could apply to future development.
What to do: Ask Montana DNRC about the current status and expected effect of this closure before making long-term plans that depend on new groundwater development.
Based on: Montana DNRC basin closure boundaries (status recorded as "Future").
20 water rights matched this parcel because the parcel sits inside a recorded place-of-use tract. DNRC maps places of use by legal land description, and those tracts are usually larger than a single parcel, so these rights may belong to a neighbouring property.
What to do: Confirm the actual place of use on the original DNRC abstract for each right.
Based on: DNRC LLD Places of Use layer.
The associated water-right records list 23 distinct owner names. Ownership recorded with DNRC does not automatically update when property changes hands, so the names on file may not reflect current ownership.
What to do: Verify current water-right ownership and whether any ownership-update filings are outstanding.
Based on: DNRC water-right owner-of-record field.
Section 8
Initial well development assessment
POTENTIAL REGULATORY ISSUE IDENTIFIED
Montana exempt-well thresholds
Montana applies a stricter exempt-well threshold inside a stream depletion zone. We could not find an authoritative public map of stream depletion zone boundaries, so this report cannot tell you which threshold applies to this property. Both are shown, and DNRC can confirm which governs your site. This is a genuine limit of the public data, not an omission from this report.
Thresholds quoted from MCA 85-2-306(3)(a).
Notice of Intent requirement
Before appropriating groundwater under Montana's exempt-well provisions, a person must file a Notice of Intent with DNRC on the department's form. DNRC notifies the filer of defects within 10 business days, and a notice not corrected within 60 days of a defect notice terminates. DNRC then authorizes or denies the notice within 10 business days of it being correct and complete. Once authorized, the appropriation must be completed within 5 years, with one possible 5-year extension. A Notice of Completion is due within 60 days of completing the well and putting water to beneficial use. As of January 1, 2026 the Notice of Intent is DNRC Form 602I with a $400 filing fee.
MCA 85-2-306(3)(b) and (3)(c), enacted by Ch. 561, L. 2023 and amended by Ch. 708, L. 2025.
Typical requirements
This assessment is based on available public records and is intended for preliminary due diligence. Verify requirements with Montana DNRC and qualified professionals before drilling or relying on a water right. This is not a legal determination, a permit, or an approval.
Section 9
Water quality varies well by well. Nothing in this section describes the water on this specific property — it summarizes the public sampling record around it.
Why nitrate leads this section: Montana well permits and septic siting often require an assumption about area nitrate levels. Below is what has actually been measured near this property, from EPA/USGS Water Quality Portal well samples within 5 miles. The federal drinking-water limit (MCL) for nitrate is 10 mg/L as N.
Nitrate (as N)
0.59 mg/L
median of detected values · max 3.44 mg/L
Arsenic
13.0 µg/L
median of detected values · max 16.0 µg/L
Closest individual samples
| Distance | Analyte | Result | Sampled | Organization |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.3 mi | Nitrate+nitrite (as N) | 0.15 mg/L | 1998-04-20 | USGS Montana Water Science Center |
| 0.3 mi | Nitrate (as N) | 0.15 mg/L | 1998-04-20 | USGS Montana Water Science Center |
| 0.3 mi | Nitrate (as N) | 0.15 mg/L | 1998-04-20 | USGS Montana Water Science Center |
| 0.3 mi | Nitrate (as N) | 0.32 mg/L | 1998-04-20 | USGS Montana Water Science Center |
| 0.3 mi | Nitrate+nitrite (as N) | 0.32 mg/L | 1998-04-20 | USGS Montana Water Science Center |
| 0.3 mi | Nitrate (as N) | 0.32 mg/L | 1998-04-20 | USGS Montana Water Science Center |
| 0.4 mi | Nitrate (as N) | 0.26 mg/L | 1998-04-20 | USGS Montana Water Science Center |
Area context only. Nitrate and arsenic vary well by well and season by season; the only way to know this property’s water is a lab test on its own well. Non-detects are results below the laboratory reporting threshold — for nitrate and arsenic, a non-detect is a favorable result. Source: EPA/USGS Water Quality Portal, well samples only.
Section 10
Documented environmental sites near the property that could bear on groundwater, from Montana DEQ and EPA records. Proximity is not contamination: this section tells you what is on file nearby and how close, so you know where to look further.
No documented sites within 1 mile
No documented petroleum release, cleanup, Superfund or abandoned-mine site lies within one mile of this property in the datasets loaded. Absence from the public record is not proof of absence — unreported releases and private septic systems are not in these datasets.
Petroleum releases (leaking underground storage tanks)
0
within ¼ mile
0
within ½ mile
0
within 1 mile
Federal Superfund sites
0
within ¼ mile
0
within ½ mile
0
within 1 mile
Registered underground storage tank facilities
0
within ¼ mile
0
within ½ mile
0
within 1 mile
Closest documented sites (nearest first, up to 3 miles)
| Distance | Site | Type | Status | Released | Closed | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.94 mi | GREENLINE DAIRY INC | Petroleum release | Closed | 1992-10-01 | 1992-12-19 | 1403 |
| 2.03 mi | GREENLINE DAIRY INC4939 Amsterdam Rd, MANHATTAN | Registered tank facility | Closed | — | — | MT1611083 |
| 2.18 mi | TOWN PUMP INC BELGRADE 4561 Business Hub Dr, BELGRADE | Registered tank facility | Open | — | — | MT6015245 |
| 2.18 mi | TOWN PUMP INC BELGRADE 4 |
A nearby petroleum release does not establish that this property’s groundwater or well is contaminated. Whether a release reaches a well depends on groundwater flow direction, geology, well depth and construction, the size and age of the plume, and the remediation performed. Where the screening result is “review” or “additional investigation”, the proportionate next steps are a laboratory test of the well for petroleum constituents (BTEX, MTBE) and a look at the agency file for the nearest site. An environmental professional can interpret both.
Screening covers the categories listed above only. Not yet screened here: cleanup site, abandoned mine — these datasets are being verified and will be added. Private septic systems, agricultural chemical use and unreported spills are not in any public dataset. Site locations are as recorded by the agency and may be the facility address rather than the release point.
Section 11
Every figure in this report traces back to a government record you can open yourself.
Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology (MBMG), Montana Tech
U.S. EPA and USGS
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Montana DNRC
Montana State Library
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Research and Development
Montana DNRC
Montana DNRC
Montana Department of Environmental Quality, Waste Management & Remediation Division
Report scope. This report organizes and analyzes public records for property research and preliminary due diligence. It is not legal advice, a title opinion, engineering advice, or hydrogeologic certification. It does not guarantee well depth, groundwater availability, well yield, or water quality, it is not a drilling permit, and it is not an authoritative determination of water-right ownership. Verify all findings with Montana DNRC, the Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology, and qualified professionals before making decisions or relying on a water right.
| 179841 |
| 0.06 mi |
| 58.5 ft |
| 20 ft |
| 100 GPM |
| 1999 |
| DOMESTIC |
| Well log |
| 198651 | 0.06 mi | 78.5 ft | 27 ft | 60 GPM | 2001 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 188866 | 0.06 mi | 80 ft | 27 ft | 60 GPM | 2001 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 191701 | 0.06 mi | 83 ft | 23 ft | 22 GPM | 2001 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 288306 | 0.09 mi | 60 ft | 15 ft | 65 GPM | 2016 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 291967 | 0.09 mi | 60 ft | 15 ft | 55 GPM | 2017 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 294659 | 0.14 mi | 80 ft | 20 ft | 80 GPM | 2017 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 179840 | 0.16 mi | 83 ft | 26 ft | 100 GPM | 2000 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 188867 | 0.16 mi | 58.5 ft | 26 ft | 30 GPM | 2001 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 244987 | 0.16 mi | 39 ft | 23 ft | 20 GPM | 1981 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 90897 | 0.16 mi | 39 ft | 23 ft | 15 GPM | 1984 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 90899 | 0.16 mi | 60 ft | 11 ft | 25 GPM | 1983 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 90898 | 0.16 mi | 41 ft | 18 ft | 50 GPM | 1984 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 90900 | 0.16 mi | 34 ft | 34 ft | 25 GPM | 1940 | DOMESTIC, STOCKWATER | Well log |
| 183367 | 0.18 mi | 40 ft | 9 ft | 50 GPM | 2000 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 145371 | 0.18 mi | 52 ft | 18 ft | 100 GPM | 1994 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 203510 | 0.20 mi | 80 ft | 30 ft | 50 GPM | 2003 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 212899 | 0.20 mi | 98.5 ft | 33 ft | 65 GPM | 2004 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 142729 | 0.20 mi | 60 ft | 26 ft | 30 GPM | 1993 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 314688 | 0.20 mi | 60 ft | 12 ft | 35 GPM | 2021 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 147665 | 0.22 mi | 38.5 ft | 17 ft | 60 GPM | 1994 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 275316 | 0.27 mi | 80 ft | 27 ft | 100 GPM | 2013 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 305067 | 0.28 mi | 100 ft | 21 ft | 100 GPM | 2020 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 124870 | 0.28 mi | 38.5 ft | 7.5 ft | 75 GPM | 1991 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 191696 | 0.28 mi | 63 ft | 19 ft | 50 GPM | 2001 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 90901 | 0.28 mi | 45 ft | 15 ft | 40 GPM | 1978 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 159569 | 0.30 mi | 40 ft | 12 ft | 100 GPM | 1996 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 218431 | 0.31 mi | 80 ft | 21 ft | 100 GPM | 2005 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 147661 | 0.33 mi | 58 ft | 24 ft | 60 GPM | 1994 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 213417 | 0.34 mi | 100 ft | 32 ft | 60 GPM | 2004 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 210189 | 0.34 mi | 80 ft | 30 ft | 50 GPM | 2004 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 197976 | 0.34 mi | 60 ft | 29 ft | 40 GPM | 2002 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 90884 | 0.34 mi | 64.9 ft | 28 ft | 45 GPM | 1983 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 90885 | 0.34 mi | 60 ft | 42 ft | 50 GPM | 1983 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 90887 | 0.34 mi | 31 ft | 15 ft | 40 GPM | 1980 | UNKNOWN | Well log |
| 123867 | 0.34 mi | 40 ft | 11 ft | 60 GPM | 1976 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
| 142728 | 0.34 mi | 63 ft | 29 ft | 35 GPM | 1993 | DOMESTIC | Well log |
All values as recorded in the Ground Water Information Center. Every well links to its original Montana well log report.
Owners of record
LAZY J UTILITY ASSN
Ownership on file with DNRC does not update automatically when property changes hands.
Why this appears here
This parcel lies within a legal land description that DNRC records as a place of use for this water right. These tracts are typically larger than a single parcel, so the right may apply to a neighbouring property rather than this one.
STATEMENT OF CLAIM · MITIGATION WATER; IRRIGATION; IRRIGATION
Owners of record
BOZEMAN, CITY OF
Ownership on file with DNRC does not update automatically when property changes hands.
Why this appears here
This parcel lies within a legal land description that DNRC records as a place of use for this water right. These tracts are typically larger than a single parcel, so the right may apply to a neighbouring property rather than this one.
STATEMENT OF CLAIM · MITIGATION WATER; IRRIGATION; IRRIGATION
Owners of record
BOZEMAN, CITY OF
Ownership on file with DNRC does not update automatically when property changes hands.
Why this appears here
This parcel lies within a legal land description that DNRC records as a place of use for this water right. These tracts are typically larger than a single parcel, so the right may apply to a neighbouring property rather than this one.
STATEMENT OF CLAIM · MITIGATION WATER
Owners of record
LAZY J UTILITY ASSN
Ownership on file with DNRC does not update automatically when property changes hands.
Why this appears here
This parcel lies within a legal land description that DNRC records as a place of use for this water right. These tracts are typically larger than a single parcel, so the right may apply to a neighbouring property rather than this one.
STATEMENT OF CLAIM · MITIGATION WATER; IRRIGATION; IRRIGATION
Owners of record
BOZEMAN, CITY OF
Ownership on file with DNRC does not update automatically when property changes hands.
Why this appears here
This parcel lies within a legal land description that DNRC records as a place of use for this water right. These tracts are typically larger than a single parcel, so the right may apply to a neighbouring property rather than this one.
STATEMENT OF CLAIM · MITIGATION WATER
Owners of record
LAZY J UTILITY ASSN
Ownership on file with DNRC does not update automatically when property changes hands.
Why this appears here
This parcel lies within a legal land description that DNRC records as a place of use for this water right. These tracts are typically larger than a single parcel, so the right may apply to a neighbouring property rather than this one.
EXEMPT NOTICE · DOMESTIC
Owners of record
2643 THORPE LLC
Ownership on file with DNRC does not update automatically when property changes hands.
Why this appears here
This parcel lies within a legal land description that DNRC records as a place of use for this water right. These tracts are typically larger than a single parcel, so the right may apply to a neighbouring property rather than this one.
WATER RESERVATION · FISHERY
Owners of record
MONTANA, STATE OF DEPT OF FISH WILDLIFE & PARKS
Ownership on file with DNRC does not update automatically when property changes hands.
Why this appears here
This parcel lies within a legal land description that DNRC records as a place of use for this water right. These tracts are typically larger than a single parcel, so the right may apply to a neighbouring property rather than this one.
12 more potentially associated rights
The strongest matches are detailed above. Every remaining record is listed here with its DNRC abstract — the same verification applies to each.
| Right | Match | Status | Purpose | Priority | Flow | Owner of record | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 41H 59836 00 | Possible | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC | 9/9/1985 | 20 GPM | MAGGIE MYERS | DNRC |
| 41H 87297 00 | Possible | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC; LAWN AND GARDEN | 9/9/1993 | 12 GPM | HARD WORKING LAND COMPANY LLC | DNRC |
| 41H 110127 00 | Possible | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC; LAWN AND GARDEN | 1/3/2000 | 20 GPM | RABEL FAMILY TRUST | DNRC |
| 41H 112648 00 | Possible | ACTIVE | LAWN AND GARDEN; DOMESTIC | 8/4/2000 | 23 GPM | SHERRY MOORE | DNRC |
| 41H 117222 00 | Possible | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC; LAWN AND GARDEN; STOCK | 11/15/2001 | 20 GPM | WILLIAM TRAWICK | DNRC |
| 41H 30000821 | Possible | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC | 12/26/2001 | 22 GPM | CARLOS MIERA | DNRC |
| 41H 30018433 | Possible | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC | 12/1/2005 | — | DAVID A UPTAIN | DNRC |
| 41H 30021040 | Possible | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC | 4/3/2006 | — | JUDY L BOERSMA | DNRC |
| 41H 30111278 | Possible | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC | 5/11/2017 | 25 GPM | ALYSON BALL | DNRC |
| 41H 30114434 | Possible | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC | 9/6/2017 | 30 GPM | JENNY L HAN SCHAIBLE | DNRC |
| 41H 30114435 | Possible | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC; LAWN AND GARDEN | 10/30/2017 | 20 GPM | STEPHANIE EDWARDS | DNRC |
| 41H 30152231 | Possible | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC; LAWN AND GARDEN | 4/30/2021 | 16 GPM | PARADIGM REAL ESTATE LLC | DNRC |
| ACTIVE |
| LAWN AND GARDEN |
| 0.19 mi |
| DNRC |
| 41H 30002440 | GROUND WATER CERTIFICATE | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC; LAWN AND GARDEN | 0.19 mi | DNRC |
| 41H 90788 00 | GROUND WATER CERTIFICATE | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC; LAWN AND GARDEN | 0.19 mi | DNRC |
| 41H 93669 00 | GROUND WATER CERTIFICATE | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC; LAWN AND GARDEN | 0.21 mi | DNRC |
| 41H 30020230 | GROUND WATER CERTIFICATE | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC | 0.26 mi | DNRC |
| 41H 71498 00 | GROUND WATER CERTIFICATE | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC; IRRIGATION; STOCK | 0.27 mi | DNRC |
| 41H 32134 00 | GROUND WATER CERTIFICATE | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC | 0.27 mi | DNRC |
| 41H 30024785 | GROUND WATER CERTIFICATE | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC | 0.27 mi | DNRC |
| 41H 20739 00 | GROUND WATER CERTIFICATE | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC | 0.27 mi | DNRC |
| 41H 30121313 | GROUND WATER CERTIFICATE | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC; LAWN AND GARDEN; STOCK | 0.27 mi | DNRC |
| 41H 30024739 | GROUND WATER CERTIFICATE | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC | 0.30 mi | DNRC |
| 41H 30072235 | GROUND WATER CERTIFICATE | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC; LAWN AND GARDEN | 0.30 mi | DNRC |
| 41H 112621 00 | GROUND WATER CERTIFICATE | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC; LAWN AND GARDEN | 0.31 mi | DNRC |
| 41H 30001357 | GROUND WATER CERTIFICATE | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC; LAWN AND GARDEN; STOCK | 0.32 mi | DNRC |
| 41H 30016309 | GROUND WATER CERTIFICATE | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC; LAWN AND GARDEN | 0.32 mi | DNRC |
| 41H 30015455 | GROUND WATER CERTIFICATE | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC; LAWN AND GARDEN | 0.32 mi | DNRC |
| 41H 24340 00 | GROUND WATER CERTIFICATE | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC | 0.32 mi | DNRC |
| 41H 30024845 | GROUND WATER CERTIFICATE | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC; LAWN AND GARDEN | 0.32 mi | DNRC |
| 41H 42472 00 | GROUND WATER CERTIFICATE | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC; LAWN AND GARDEN | 0.32 mi | DNRC |
| 41H 30006539 | GROUND WATER CERTIFICATE | ACTIVE | FISH AND WILDLIFE | 0.32 mi | DNRC |
| 41H 100785 00 | GROUND WATER CERTIFICATE | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC; LAWN AND GARDEN | 0.32 mi | DNRC |
| 41H 30149155 | GROUND WATER CERTIFICATE | ACTIVE | DOMESTIC; LAWN AND GARDEN; STOCK; IRRIGATION | 0.33 mi | DNRC |
| 0.4 mi |
| Nitrate+nitrite (as N) |
| 0.27 mg/L |
| 1998-04-20 |
| USGS Montana Water Science Center |
| 0.4 mi | Nitrate (as N) | 0.27 mg/L | 1998-04-20 | USGS Montana Water Science Center |
| 0.4 mi | Nitrate (as N) | 0.15 mg/L | 1998-04-20 | USGS Montana Water Science Center |
| 0.4 mi | Nitrate+nitrite (as N) | 0.15 mg/L | 1998-04-20 | USGS Montana Water Science Center |
| 0.4 mi | Nitrate (as N) | 0.15 mg/L | 1998-04-20 | USGS Montana Water Science Center |
| Petroleum release |
| Closed |
| 2020-10-09 |
| 2021-05-12 |
| 6262 |
| 2.35 mi | MCLEES INC241 Arden Dr, BELGRADE | Registered tank facility | Closed | — | — | MT1605482 |
| 2.43 mi | GOMERS DIESEL & ELECTRIC INC BELGRADE31 ANDREA DR, BELGRADE | Superfund | Status not stated | — | — | 110004006352 |
| 2.52 mi | PINE TREE TIMBER FACILITY550 W MADISON, BELGRADE | Superfund | Status not stated | — | — | 110004004158 |
| 2.68 mi | PAT WILHELM | Petroleum release | Closed | 1992-03-25 | 1992-04-23 | 1155 |
| 2.72 mi | ZYCHEK RESIDENCE | Petroleum release | Closed | 2009-06-22 | 2012-01-05 | 4740 |
| 2.72 mi | THREE RIVERS VETERINARY HOSPITAL19555 Frontage Rd, BELGRADE | Registered tank facility | Closed | — | — | MT1601457 |