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Wildcat Jim Unit #249

ActiveVertical enhanced recovery injection well

County
Carter
Formation
Hoxbar-Deese

A vertical enhanced recovery injection well in Carter County, Oklahoma, operated by Citation Oil & Gas Corp. OCC status: active.

Spudded September 17, 2013 and drilled to 3,003 ft measured depth.

Completed in one formation: Hoxbar-Deese.

It has taken 3,574,943 bbl of injected water since September 2014, 377,956 bbl of it in the twelve months through December 2025.

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Reported injection

3,574,943 bbl of water injected since Sep 2014. Reported through Dec 2025. The injection record here begins in 2011; injection before then is not shown.

12 months through Dec 2025 377,956 · prior 12 382,490(-1%)

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Wildcat Jim Unit #249: Injected water by month.

Completions

ONE PER FORMATION THE WELL IS COMPLETED IN

FormationStatusPerforations, ftCompleted
Hoxbar-DeeseActive · Pumping1,850 to 2,927Oct 24, 2013

Well record

API number
35-019-25959
Location
SE NW NW SW-8-02S-02W · 659 FNL, 361 FWL
Ground elevation
945 ft
Measured depth
3,003 ft
Perforations
1,850 to 2,927 ft
Intent to drill
Approved Sep 11, 2013
Proposed formation
Hoxbar-Deese
Target depth
3,100 ft
Spudded
Sep 17, 2013

No oil or gas production is available for this well.

About this data

Oklahoma Corporation Commission (OCC), Oil and Gas Conservation Division. The well, its status, and its type are from the Commission's well file, in OCC's own words; the intent to drill, dates, depths, and formations are from the well's own filings. Injection is what the operator filed on form 1012A, by month; twelve-month figures end in Dec 2025, the last month whose filings are in. No oil or gas production is available for Oklahoma. Nothing is estimated.

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