FIELDS AND POOLS · NEW MEXICO

Cherry Canyon pools in New Mexico

A pool is the Oil Conservation Division's unit for a producing formation in one area, named field first and formation second: Purple Sage; Wolfcamp. Every well completion belongs to one, and production is reported against it.

Wells completed in the Cherry Canyon → · The Cherry Canyon formation →

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PoolFormationCountyActive completionsOperatorsOil, 12 moGas, 12 moLifetime oilLast reported
Antelope Ridge; Cherry CanyonCherry CanyonLea223,870562585,711Aug 2026
Sand Dunes; Cherry CanyonCherry CanyonEddy213,0014,0631.1MAug 2026
Antelope Ridge; Cherry Canyon, SouthCherry CanyonLea422,6820242,957Aug 2026
SWD; Cherry CanyonCherry CanyonLea +18500178Nov 2016
Agi; Cherry CanyonCherry CanyonLea11000—
Agi; Cherry Canyon-Brushy CanyonCherry Canyon-Brushy CanyonLea11000—
SWD; Cherry Canyon-Brushy CanyonCherry Canyon-Brushy CanyonLea +111000—
Bell Lake; Cherry CanyonCherry CanyonLea000072,774Feb 2025
Carlsbad; Cherry Canyon, SouthCherry CanyonEddy0000305,180Sep 1993
Herradura Bend; Cherry CanyonCherry CanyonEddy000019,099Dec 1992
Loving; Cherry CanyonCherry CanyonEddy0000137,188Nov 2010
Nash Draw; Cherry CanyonCherry CanyonEddy000042,644Dec 1993
WC; Cherry Canyon(gas)donot UseCherry Canyon Donot Use—00000—

OIL IN BBL · GAS IN MCF · TWELVE MONTHS THROUGH THE STATE'S REPORTED-THROUGH MONTH

About this data

New Mexico Oil Conservation Division's field and pool registry, with the completions and the reported volumes of each. The formation is read from the name the regulator gave it and matched to one registry shared by every state; a name that gives no single formation has none. Nothing is estimated.

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