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Dallas Production APDs

In New Mexico a drilling permit is an APD, an application for permit to drill, approved by OCD. OCD publishes the latest APD of each well, so this is one row per well with the date its APD was approved and what has happened since.

9 APDS · PAGE 1 OF 1

ApprovedWellOperatorCountyProposed formationTarget depthNow
Apr 1, 1989Scharb 4 #002 30-025-27046Dallas ProductionLeaPlugged & Abandoned10,740Spudded Sep 26, 1980
Dec 1, 1984Scharb 8 #002 30-025-28848Dallas ProductionLeaPlugged & Abandoned10,200Spudded Sep 18, 1984
Oct 1, 1984Smith 5 #004 30-025-28782Dallas ProductionLeaPlugged & Abandoned9,900Spudded Aug 14, 1984
Oct 1, 1984Scharb 9 #005 30-025-28835Dallas ProductionLeaPlugged & Abandoned9,900Spudded Sep 7, 1984
Jul 1, 1984Scharb 9 #004 30-025-28656Dallas ProductionLeaPlugged & Abandoned9,900Spudded Apr 6, 1984
Nov 1, 1983Scharb 9 #003 30-025-28378Dallas ProductionLeaPlugged & Abandoned9,920Spudded Oct 3, 1983
Nov 1, 1981Smith 5 #001 30-025-27109Dallas ProductionLeaPlugged & Abandoned10,800Spudded Jan 9, 1981
Sep 1, 1981Scharb 8 #001 30-025-27270Dallas ProductionLeaPlugged & Abandoned10,800Spudded Mar 7, 1981
Sep 1, 1981Scharb 9 #001 30-025-27377Dallas ProductionLeaBone Spring10,841Spudded Jul 20, 1981

About this data

New Mexico Oil Conservation Division: the latest APD on each well record, with its approval date, the formation and depth the operator proposed, and the well's spud date where one is on file. A well whose APD was re-approved appears once, under its latest approval. Nothing is estimated.

Developers: this page as JSON is GET /v1/data/permits?state=nm, documented in the API reference.