Oklahoma permit and intent records can indicate requested drilling, re-entry, deepening, amendment, extension, or cancellation activity.
Oklahoma source record details
API number3514522702
CountyWagoner County
OperatorOLIA OIL & GAS SERVICES LLC
FieldDUTCHER
LeaseFRANKLIN
Well number#30
OCC/RBDMS statusCompleted | source code OR
Well typeOIL
Location summary
Wagoner County | Sec 15, T17N, R15E, Unit IM | DUTCHER
SurveyT17N R15E
Section15
TownshipT17N
RangeR15E
OCC unitIM
Footage2440' S, 2240' W
Latitude35.958582
Longitude-95.691695
Linked Oklahoma Production Units
No Oklahoma production-unit links are currently available for this well.
This well is not currently linked to an OTC Production Unit Number. Oklahoma production is reported by PUN/lease, so volumes are shown at the production-unit level when available.
Activity
Recent activity timeline
No recorded activity is currently available for this well. No recent activity is linked to this Oklahoma public well card yet.
Documents
Recent Oklahoma source documents
No scanned source documents are linked to this Oklahoma public well card yet. Production activity may still be present from structured monthly production records.
Lifecycle
Well lifecycle timeline
Oklahoma drilling records can indicate spud, casing, cement, directional survey, log, plat, or other drilling-progress activity.
Oklahoma completion and recompletion records can show movement from permit or drilling context into completed-well activity.
Oklahoma lease/PUN production rows can identify wells with linked monthly oil, gas, water, days-produced, or reported zero-volume records.
Oklahoma operator-change records indicate a reported operator transition or operator-related public filing.
Oklahoma status records can indicate workover, shut-in, temporary abandonment, sundry, or return-to-production activity.
Oklahoma plugging and site-release records are late-life or cleanup signals. Treat them as verification leads against the official source record.
Indexed Oklahoma source documents may need review to confirm the operational meaning and source-record context.