Hanford 200-Area (USDOE)
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Hanford 200-Area (USDOE)

Site Summary

image landfill site for Hanford cleanup

Aerial view of the Environmental Restoration Disposal Faciltiy, or ERDF, which receives wastes from Hanford Cleanup. (click photo for larger view)

The 200 Area, located on Hanford’s Central Plateau, is where chemical processing, plutonium finishing, and defense waste management activities took place. Beginning in 1944, fuel irradiated in the 100 Area reactors was taken to the 200 Area and chemically treated to remove and refine plutonium and uranium.

These chemical separations took place in both the eastern and western portions of the 200 Area NPL site. These portions of Hanford are called 200 East and 200 West.

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Site Documents



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Considerations for Cleanup of the Hanford 200 Area National Priorities List Site (PDF) (17pp, 4.6MB) - white paper produced jointly by the EPA and the Washington State Department of Ecology.


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Point of contact: Dennis Faulk
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Phone Number: (509) 376-8631
Last Updated: 10/06/2008