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Spilled oil in Arkansas neighborhood. EPA

The Environmental Protection Agency has released 111 official photos from the site of Exxon Mobil's Pegasus Pipeline spill in Mayflower, Ark. Part of the underground pipeline ruptured March 29, prompting emergency responders to evacuate 21 nearby homes.

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Oil flowed from woods into a community's street. EPA

The EPA now estimates that between 4,000 and 7,000 barrels of oil was released. Images show that oil reached into a creek and partially into Lake Conway.

"The damaged pipeline released Wabassa Heavy crude oil into the North Woods Subdivision," according to the EPA. "Crude oil then flowed west along N. Starlite Road, into a bar ditch adjacent to a Union Pacific Railroad line, into an unnamed creek."

The EPA reported that it found 14 oiled ducks, five turtles, six snakes and one muskrat alive and recovered for treatment. It also found five dead ducks."

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Spilled oil covered the wooded area behind the homes. EPA
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A cleanup crew works near spilled oil. EPA
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Spilled oil entered creek water. EPA
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Oil flowed between homes. EPA
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The cleanup process shown underway. EPA
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A worker operates a vacuum truck. EPA
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Workers established a walk way on top of the oil in the street. EPA
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Workers remove oil from drain water. EPA
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Oil polluted the nearby creek. EPA
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Oil is visible in the neighborhood creek. EPA
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Oil is pumped out of the creek. EPA