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Strassle #1-28-33XH

ActiveHorizontal terminated uic well well

Operator of record
Continental Resources Inc
County
Grady
Formation
Springer

A horizontal terminated uic well well in Grady County, Oklahoma, operated by Continental Resources Inc. OCC status: active.

Spudded September 1, 2016 and drilled to 17,873 ft measured depth.

Completed in one formation: Springer.

It has taken 8,002,393 bbl of injected water since July 2020, 1,330,059 bbl of it in the twelve months through December 2025.

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Reported injection

8,002,393 bbl of water injected since Jul 2020. Reported through Dec 2025. The injection record here begins in 2011; injection before then is not shown.

12 months through Dec 2025 1,330,059 · prior 12 1,388,163(-4%)

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Strassle #1-28-33XH: Injected water by month.

Completions

ONE PER FORMATION THE WELL IS COMPLETED IN

FormationStatusPerforations, ftCompleted
SpringerOil · Flowing1 to 17,635Dec 8, 2016

Well record

API number
35-051-24059
Location
NW SE SW SW-21-07N-05W · 617 FSL, 930 FWL
Ground elevation
1,150 ft
Measured depth
17,873 ft
Perforations
1 to 17,635 ft
Intent to drill
Approved Aug 9, 2016
Proposed formation
Mississippian, Springer
Target depth
21,375 ft
Spudded
Sep 1, 2016

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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