PUN 133-230324-0-0000OTC Production Unit Number 133-230324-0-0000
Single-well PUN
Oklahoma source record details
API number3513325393
CountySeminole County
OperatorREACH OIL AND GAS COMPANY INC
Field1ST WILCOX
LeaseGWIN
Well number#3-2
OCC/RBDMS statusCompleted | source code AC
Well typeOIL
Location summary
Seminole County | Sec 2, T07N, R05E, Unit IM | 1ST WILCOX
SurveyT07N R05E
Section2
TownshipT07N
RangeR05E
OCC unitIM
Footage330' S, 1168' E
Latitude35.10221
Longitude-96.74418
Linked Oklahoma Production Units
This well is linked to one or more OTC Production Unit Numbers. Oklahoma production is reported by PUN/lease, so volumes are shown at the production-unit level when available.
Monthly oil and gas volumes are not imported yet.
Activity
Recent activity timeline
Completion filed for GWIN 3-2
Oklahoma OCC completion record in Seminole County for 1ST WILCOX.
Documents
Recent Oklahoma source documents
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Lifecycle
Well lifecycle timeline
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