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Leviathan Mine CERCLA Site
- LOCATION: Leviathan and Bryant Creeks, Alpine County, CA and Douglas County, NV
- DATE: Since 1954 and continuing
- INCIDENT SUMMARY: Acid mine drainage (AMD) from the Leviathan Mine runs out of the mine site and into several creeks, impacting many miles of streams and adjacent land.
- RESPONSIBLE PARTY: Atlantic Richfield Company (ARCO)
- NATURAL RESOURCE TRUSTEES: California Dept. of Fish and Wildlife, Washoe Tribe, United States Bureau of Indian Affairs, Nevada Division of Environmental Protection, United States Fish and Wildlife Service, United States Forest Service.
- RESOURCES IMPACTED: Instream habitat and wildlife (fish, macroinvertebrates); riparian habitat; tribal resource uses; recreational uses (fishing).
- Sacramento Fish & Wildlife Office
- Lahontan Water Board
- E.P.A. Leviathan Mine
- E.P.A. Leviathan Mine CERCLA Administrative Record Index
Contact Information
Steve Hampton
Email: Steve.Hampton@wildlife.ca.gov
Phone: (916)-323-4724
Page Last Updated: March 25, 2013



