Montana Geothermal Sites: Corwin
SUMMARY INFORMATION:
AKA: La Duke Hot Springs
Location:  N 45.0930
W 110.7737
Nearest town:  7 miles N of Gardiner
County: PARK
Depth: Spring
Temperature:  149° F
Flow:   132-500 gpm
TDS: 2230 (mg/L)
Site ID:   MGEOT041
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CHEMISTRY (ppm, mg/L)
Site name: CORWIN (LA DUKE)
Temp: 65º C
TDS: 2230
pH: 6.50
Sodium: 230
Potassium: 23.0
Calcium: 320
Magnesium: 58
Boron: 500
SiO2: 49.00
Sulfate: 1200
Chloride: 45
Fluoride: 3.6

Corwin Springs is just north of Yellowstone Park and is within the boundaries of the geothermal protection barrier. There is little opportunity to develop the geothermal resources of the immediate area due to the perceived potential impact to the geysers and hot springs of Yellowstone National Park. The main spring is located about 1.5 miles south of Corwin Springs, along the Yellowstone River. Water was piped from here to Corwin for the resort's use.

The surface temperature of the water is 149° F at the main spring. Geothermometry indicates reservoir temperatures of 160-324° F. Structural investigations indicate a major structural intersection in the area (Struthsacker, 1976). No exploration drilling has been completed in the immediate area.

Corwin geothermal site