PERMITS · 419650-98 · DISTRICT 11

Drill: Cedar Lake Unit #616

Expired

Amoco Production Company  ·  Gaines County  · Vertical  · Cedar Lake field · Final completion

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API 42-165-34679 · everything on file for the well this permit is for

Dec 27, 1993
issued
4,950
permitted depth, ft
42-165-34679
API number
2
versions on file

FIRST SEEN BY PETRORA DEC 27, 1993 · 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.

FieldFormationProposed wellCompleted in it
Cedar Lake16580001—OilMay 5, 1994

Lifecycle

  1. Dec 27, 1993Issued · Permit approved
  2. Apr 14, 1994Received · Application received by the RRC
  3. Apr 18, 1994Amended · Changed after issuance
  4. Apr 22, 1994Spud · Drilling began
  5. Apr 23, 1994Surface casing · Surface string set
  6. May 5, 1994Well status · Final completion
  7. Apr 4, 1995Final update · Last change in RRC records
  8. Apr 18, 1996Expired · Not drilled within the permit term

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Surface location

Acres
6,787.52
Nearest town
10 mi SE of Loop

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.

SeqTypeOperatorReceivedIssuedAmendedDepthSeen
98DrillAmoco Production CompanyApr 14, 1994Dec 27, 1993Apr 18, 19944,950Dec 27, 1993
99DrillAmoco Production CompanyDec 23, 1993Dec 27, 1993—4,950Dec 27, 1993

Application records

Status entries the RRC filed against this permit number.

Status no.ReceivedStatusOperatorLease / well
419650-98Apr 14, 1994AAmoco Production CompanyCedar Lake Unit #616
419650-99Dec 23, 1993AAmoco Production CompanyCedar Lake #616

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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.

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