WELL · 42-029-34665 · DISTRICT 1

Joppich #5

Plugged

Bexar County  · Vertical

Joppich #5 (API 42-029-34665) is a plugged well in Bexar County, plugged January 3, 2002, last operated by Virtex Petroleum Company.

The RRC has issued one drilling permit, issued December 12, 1983, permitted to 2,000 ft.

Operator of record

Virtex Petroleum Company

Corpus Christ, TX · P-5 Y, filed Aug 15, 1989 · 13 permits on file

SOURCE · RRC EWA WELLBORE SCHEDULE

What each RRC source says

Wellbore schedulenone
Production reportsnone
Latest permitVirtex Petroleum CompanyDec 12, 1983
2,000
total depth, ft
1
permits on file
Dec 12, 1983
last permit issued
—
completed
—
cumulative oil, bbl
—
cumulative gas, mcf

PRODUCTION FROM PDQ LEASE REPORTS

Regulatory status · RRC wellbore file

Schedule
OFF SCHEDULE
Completed
—
Shut in
—
Plugged
Jan 3, 2002

Surface location

No coordinates on the permit record yet. The RRC's GIS record usually lands within days of issuance; historical master-file permits never carry one.

Only the permit record exists for this well so far, here and in the RRC's wellbore query. Completion reports, formation tops, lease production, and the scanned filings appear once the operator files a completion report, typically months after drilling. Petrora refreshes the wellbore file weekly, so a filing from the last few days may reach the RRC before it shows here. How long each source takes →

Permits

PermitTypeOperatorReceivedIssuedSpudDepth
223328-99DrillVirtex Petroleum CompanyDec 9, 1983Dec 12, 1983—2,000

The source documents

Petrora holds the structured record. The scanned filings live at the RRC; these links open its search already filled in for this API.

Log images are in archives with no per-well link: the RRC's Neubus archive (2004 onward). then paste it into their search.

About this data

Permits from the RRC OGA049M master and daily daf420 files; wellbore and operator of record from the EWA schedule, weekly; completions, formation tops, casing, and perforations from the dbf900 wellbore file; production from PDQ lease reports, which lag two to three months; injection from UIC permits, H-10 reports, and TexNet daily volumes; earthquakes from the TexNet catalog.

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