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Fiskebank Fm

Part of the Rogaland Gp

Fiskebank Fm is a formation of the Rogaland Gp on the Norwegian shelf. 13 wellbores have a top filed in it, at a median of 1,307 m along the wellbore, and 1 was cored in it for 2.6 m of core.

13
wellbores with a top
1,307
m median top · 741 to 1,978 for the middle 80%
1
wellbores cored in it
2.6
m of core

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Most core

1 WELLBORES · BY METRES CORED IN THE UNIT

WellboreCore here, mOperatorEnteredCore samples available
3/6-12.6Norsk Agip ASJun 20, 2000Yes

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Latest wellbores to meet it

BY ENTRY DATE

WellboreTop, mBase, mOperatorFieldEntered
8/5-11,4291,460.5Lundin Norway AS—Jan 10, 2013
3/6-12,0022,033Norsk Agip AS—Jun 20, 2000
10/7-1673720Esso Exploration and Production Norway A/S—Jun 28, 1992
8/9-11,3071,399Conoco Norway Inc.—Dec 22, 1975
9/4-31,1501,200Conoco Norway Inc.—Jul 14, 1972
9/11-11,3351,483Conoco Norway Inc.—Jul 3, 1971
8/12-11,6041,693.5Conoco Norway Inc.—May 31, 1971
10/8-1542569Elf Petroleum Norge AS—Dec 12, 1970
9/10-11,8841,957Norske Murphy Oil Company—Aug 30, 1970
9/4-21,1841,241Texaco Exploration Norway AS—Jul 19, 1970
2/3-22,2122,290Norske Murphy Oil Company—Jul 26, 1969
9/12-11,0111,085A/S Norske Shell—Mar 28, 1969
9/4-11,1741,230Conoco Norway Inc.—Mar 31, 1968

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Description

WRITTEN BY THE NORWEGIAN OFFSHORE DIRECTORATE

Name From the Fiskebank (Fisher Bank), off the shore of southern Norway. Named by Deegan & Scull (1977).

Well type section Norwegian well 9/11-1 from 1483 m to 1335 m, coordinates N 57°00'41.40", E 04°00'33.52" (Fig 5.54). No cores.

Well reference section Norwegian well 8/9-1 from 1399 m to 1307 m, coordinates N 57°26'27.28", E 03°51'03.48" (Fig 5.55). No cores.

Thickness The formation is 148 m thick in the type well and 92 m thick in the reference well.

Lithology In the type section the major lithology is very fine grained, well sorted, slightly silty sandstone, which occasionally has calcareous cement.

Basal stratotype The basal contact of the Fiskebank Formation is defined by the boundary between th

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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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