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Falk Fm

Part of the Gipsdalen Gp

Falk Fm is a formation of the Gipsdalen Gp on the Norwegian shelf. 12 wellbores have a top filed in it, at a median of 1,983 m along the wellbore, and 4 were cored in it for 271.8 m of core.

12
wellbores with a top
1,983
m median top · 1,249 to 2,316 for the middle 80%
4
wellbores cored in it
271.8
m of core

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Most core

4 WELLBORES · BY METRES CORED IN THE UNIT

WellboreCore here, mOperatorEnteredCore samples available
7120/2-1136.6Norsk Hydro Produksjon ASMay 5, 1985Yes
7128/6-179.5Conoco Norway Inc.Aug 11, 1991Yes
7220/11-154.4Lundin Norway ASAug 5, 2014Yes
7220/11-3 AR1.3Lundin Norway ASJul 27, 2016Yes

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Latest wellbores to meet it

BY ENTRY DATE

WellboreTop, mBase, mOperatorFieldEntered
7220/11-5 S1,9112,786.5Lundin Norway AS—Apr 6, 2018
7220/6-31,1811,300Lundin Norway AS—Sep 1, 2017
7220/11-4 A2,3232,392Lundin Norway AS—Jul 18, 2017
7220/11-42,014.52,232.5Lundin Norway AS—May 10, 2017
7220/6-2 R1,228.51,270Lundin Norway AS—Oct 23, 2016
7220/11-3 AR2,251.52,535Lundin Norway AS—Jul 27, 2016
7130/4-12,495.52,680Lundin Norway AS—Nov 22, 2015
7220/11-11,9232,117.5Lundin Norway AS—Aug 5, 2014
7220/6-11,436.41,483Norsk Hydro Produksjon AS—Jan 20, 2005
7128/4-11,9522,058Den norske stats oljeselskap a.s—Dec 17, 1993
7128/6-12,0502,150Conoco Norway Inc.—Aug 11, 1991
7120/2-12,0242,221Norsk Hydro Produksjon AS—May 5, 1985

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Description

WRITTEN BY THE NORWEGIAN OFFSHORE DIRECTORATE

Name From the Norwegian name for a falcon (4 species, all belonging to the genus Falco, are found in northern Norway).

Definition The type section is defined in the interval from 2221 m to 2024 m (log depth) in well 7120/2-1, on the Loppa High (Fig 9.20); Table 9.1). The base corresponds to 2225, 7 m in core depth (Fig 9.24). The formational base reflects an abrupt change from non-marine, reddish brown conglomerates of the Ugle Formation to dark grey, marine shales and marks the first marine transgression in the area; this gives a log response characterised by a change toward overall lower readings on the gamma ray log as a result of the transition into carbonates (Fig 9.20). The formation otherwise shows a noisy log patte

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About this data

Norwegian Offshore Directorate (Sodir) FactPages, mirrored nightly and used under the Norwegian Licence for Open Government Data (NLOD). Tops and cored lengths are the Directorate's, per wellbore and unit; the percentiles are computed from those tops and are depths along the wellbore, not true vertical depth.

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