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Clay Heirs #WS 1

Shut in

Rusk County · East Texas field · Shut In  · Vertical

Clay Heirs #WS 1 (API 42-401-31269) is a well in Rusk County operated by Basa Resources Inc., completed September 19, 1981 and listed as shut in on the RRC schedule, shut in January 1, 2000.

The RRC has issued one drilling permit, issued August 26, 1981, permitted to 937 ft.

It was permitted by Marathon Oil Company and has since transferred to Basa Resources Inc. on the wellbore schedule.

Completion filings report 2 formation tops, including Sandy Clay, Sand & Shale.

Its lease has reported 280K barrels of oil and 21 mcf of gas since January 1993, last reporting volume in April 2026. The lease carries 29 wells, so these are lease totals, not this well alone.

Operator of record

Basa Resources Inc.

Permitted by Marathon Oil Company; the EWA schedule now lists a different operator.

Based in
Dallas, TX
P-5 status
Active (A)
P-5 last filed
Feb 12, 2026
Permits on file
472
Phone
(214) 580-5206

SOURCE · RRC EWA WELLBORE SCHEDULE

What each RRC source says

Wellbore scheduleBasa Resources Inc.
Production reportsBasa Resources, Inc.through Apr 2026
Latest permitMarathon Oil CompanyAug 26, 1981

The sources disagree, which usually means a transfer or a lease-level production filing by a different entity. Petrora goes with the schedule.

937
total depth, ft
1
permits on file
Aug 26, 1981
last permit issued
Sep 19, 1981
completed
280K
cumulative oil, bbl
21
cumulative gas, mcf

PRODUCTION FROM PDQ LEASE REPORTS · Jan 1993 THROUGH Apr 2026

Regulatory status · RRC wellbore file

Schedule
ON SCHEDULE
Completed
Sep 19, 1981
Shut in
Jan 1, 2000
Plugged
—

Operator's P-5 on the schedule: Active (A)

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.

Lease production

PDQ LEASE REPORTS · REPORTED THROUGH APR 2026

Texas reports oil by lease, not by well. These are the lease this well is completed on; they carry 29 wells in total, so volumes are shared.Why →

LeaseFieldReporting operatorWellsOil, bblGas, mcfReported
Clay Heirs O-7-7332East TexasBasa Resources, Inc.29280K21Jan 1993 – Apr 2026

Oil, barrels lease total

Last 12 months 5,985 · prior 12 5,062(+18%)

0200400600202420252026

Chain of custody

Every operator that reported production on this well's lease, in order.

  1. 1Marathon Oil CompanyJan 1993 → Aug 1996
  2. 2Ranger Investments, Inc.Sep 1996 → Feb 2003
  3. 3Basa Resources, Inc.Mar 2003 → Apr 2026

Permits

PermitTypeOperatorReceivedIssuedSpudDepth
132489-99DrillMarathon Oil CompanyAug 26, 1981Aug 26, 1981—1,500

Completions

CompletedLeaseFieldOperatorStatusDepth
Sep 19, 1981Clay Heirs O-7-7332East TexasBasa Resources Inc.Shut In · shut in Jan 1, 2000937

Formation tops

As filed on W-2/G-1. Subsea from 378 ft elevation.Download CSV →

FormationMD ftSubsea
Sandy Clay80298
Sand & Shale937-559

Perforations

Perforated and open-hole intervals.

FromToType
310865Perforated

Casing

Strings as reported, shallowest first.

Casing inSet atHole inCement
8.62586512.25540 S

Completion filings

W-2 and G-1 reports on record in the RRC wellbore file, newest first. The suffix identifies the wellbore or completion event. The record date is the RRC's own date on the record, not the day the report was filed: 462,034 of the state's filings carry 1984-01-12. About these reports →

SuffixRRC record dateW-2 / G-1 dateLogs referenced
00Dec 29, 1989Sep 7, 1989—
00Dec 19, 1989——

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 filed since 2004 open from the RRC's log search for this well; none are loaded here for it.

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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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