PERMITS · 327823-98 · DISTRICT 6
Drill: Gregg #1
ExpiredTexstor · Anderson County · Vertical · Plugged dry hole (P&A)
API 42-001-31788 · everything on file for the well this permit is for
- Mar 18, 1987
- issued
- 1,400
- permitted depth, ft
- 42-001-31788
- API number
- 2
- versions on file
FIRST SEEN BY PETRORA MAR 18, 1987 · WHY THIS DIFFERS FROM THE ISSUE DATE
Permitted field
One field on the W-1
The W-1 names one field, and the well must be completed in it or the operator files again.
| Field | Formation | Proposed well |
|---|---|---|
| Wildcat12001 · the district's wildcat field | Any | Injection |
Lifecycle
- Mar 18, 1987Issued · Permit approved
- Feb 26, 1988Received · Application received by the RRC
- Mar 2, 1988Amended · Changed after issuance
- Mar 15, 1988Spud · Drilling began
- Mar 17, 1988Surface casing · Surface string set
- Mar 27, 1988Well status · Plugged dry hole (P&A)
- Mar 2, 1989Expired · Not drilled within the permit term
- Mar 2, 1989Final update · Last change in RRC records
A drilling permit is valid for two years from issuance unless extended. How permits work →
Surface location
- Acres
- 273
- Nearest town
- 5 mi NORTH of Palestine
No coordinates yet. The RRC's GIS record usually lands within days of issuance; permits from the historical master file never carry one.
Versions
The RRC numbers versions down from 99: 99 is the original filing, 98 the first amendment. Current version first.
| Seq | Type | Operator | Received | Issued | Amended | Depth | Seen |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 98 | Drill | Texstor | Feb 26, 1988 | Mar 18, 1987 | Mar 2, 1988 | 1,400 | Mar 18, 1987 |
| 99 | Drill | Texstor | Mar 16, 1987 | Mar 18, 1987 | — | 1,200 | Mar 18, 1987 |
Application records
Status entries the RRC filed against this permit number.
| Status no. | Received | Status | Operator | Lease / well |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 327823-98 | Feb 26, 1988 | A | Texstor | Gregg #1 |
| 327823-99 | Mar 16, 1987 | A | Texstor | Gregg #1 |
Wells nearby
Every well with a location on file around this permit's well, in any state, nearest first.
Texas locations come from drilling permits, so most older Texas wells have none and are not listed.
About this data
W-1 drilling permit from the RRC OGA049M master and daily daf420 files, refreshed every business day. Surface coordinates come from the daily file only. Amendments appear as sequence numbers on the same permit; the lowest is current.
Developers: this page as JSON is GET /v1/data/permits/tx/327823, documented in the API reference.