NORWAY · LITHOSTRATIGRAPHY · FORMATION
Hidra Fm
Part of the Shetland Gp
Hidra Fm is a formation of the Shetland Gp on the Norwegian shelf. 165 wellbores have a top filed in it, at a median of 3,565 m along the wellbore.
- 165
- wellbores with a top
- 3,565
- m median top · 2,597 to 4,516 for the middle 80%
- 0
- wellbores cored in it
- 0
- m of core
SODIR FACTPAGES · DEPTHS ALONG THE WELLBORE · NORTH SEA 165
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Description
WRITTEN BY THE NORWEGIAN OFFSHORE DIRECTORATE
Name Named by Deegan & Scull (1977) after the Hidra High in Norwegian blocks 1/3 and 2/1. The name Hidra is after the island of Hidra on the southern coast of Norway.
Well type section Norwegian well 1/3-1 from 4441 m to 4371 m, coordinates N 56°51'21.00", E 02°51'05.00" (Fig 5.24). No cores.
Well reference sections UK well 22/1-2A from 3783 m to 3738 m, coordinates N 57°56'12.20", E 01°02'55.80" (Fig 5.25). No cores. UK well 29/25-1 from 2258.5 m to 2228 m, coordinates N 56°18'10.00", E 01°51'48.80" (Fig 5.26). No cores. Danish well BO-1 from 2275.5 m to 2220 m, coordinates N 55°48'8.22", E 04°34'18.66" (Fig 5.27). Cored through the upper 35 m.
Thickness The formation is 70
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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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