PUN 043-231991-0-0000OTC Production Unit Number 043-231991-0-0000
Single-well PUN
Oklahoma source record details
API number3504323795
CountyDewey County
OperatorCOMANCHE EXPLORATION CO LLC
FieldMISSISSIPPIAN
LeaseSEILING
Well number#33-4-1H
OCC/RBDMS statusProducing | source code AC
Well typeOIL
Location summary
Dewey County | Sec 33, T20N, R16W, Unit IM | MISSISSIPPIAN
SurveyT20N R16W
Section33
TownshipT20N
RangeR16W
OCC unitIM
Footage250' S, 750' E
Latitude36.159385
Longitude-98.905009
Linked Oklahoma Production Units
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Activity
Recent activity timeline
Completion filed for SEILING 33-4-1H
Oklahoma OCC completion record in Dewey County for MISSISSIPPIAN.
Documents
Recent Oklahoma source documents
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Lifecycle
Well lifecycle timeline
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