Completion filed for GARRETT PHASE II (GARRETT 4-B) 4B
Oklahoma OCC completion record in Nowata County for BARTLESVILLE.
Oklahoma source record details
API number3510541214
CountyNowata County
OperatorLITTLE THUNDER, LLC
FieldBARTLESVILLE
LeaseGARRETT PHASE II (GARRETT 4-B)
Well number#4B
OCC/RBDMS statusCompleted | source code AC
Well type2RIn
Location summary
Nowata County | Sec 1, T26N, R14E, Unit IM | BARTLESVILLE
SurveyT26N R14E
Section1
TownshipT26N
RangeR14E
OCC unitIM
Footage885' S, 2495' W
Latitude36.759547
Longitude-95.764964
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Completion filed for GARRETT PHASE II (GARRETT 4-B) 4B
Oklahoma OCC completion record in Nowata County for BARTLESVILLE.
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