Cut Bank Crude Oil Tank Farm - Oil Pipeline Facility in Cut Bank, Montana

Cut Bank Crude Oil Tank Farm is an operational oil pipeline facility located at 1252 Tank Farm Hill in Cut Bank, Glacier County, Montana. The facility plays a key role in the regional crude oil infrastructure, supporting the transport and storage of petroleum products. As part of the United States pipeline network, it is subject to federal regulations under PHMSA and DOT 49 CFR Part 195 for hazardous liquid pipelines. The facility operates within Montana's oil-producing region, where pipeline infrastructure is critical for moving crude from production areas to refineries. While specific technical details such as storage capacity or pipeline length are not disclosed, the facility's classification under NAICS 486110 indicates it is part of the crude petroleum pipeline transportation sector. Typical operations include receipt, storage, and redelivery of crude oil via interconnected pipelines. Cut Bank Crude Oil Tank Farm contributes to the energy supply chain in the northern Rockies, supporting local and regional economic activity. Its location near the Canadian border also positions it within a broader cross-border pipeline network. The facility's operational status ensures ongoing service for crude oil logistics in the area.

The facility is situated in a semi-arid region of Montana, near Cut Bank Creek and the Milk River watershed. Proximity to waterways and agricultural land necessitates careful management of spill risks. Pipeline infrastructure in this area must comply with PHMSA regulations for corrosion protection and leak detection to protect local ecosystems and groundwater resources.