Look how old that permit is, 16064; granted in 2005, I assume.
Click here for CLR's discussion of Red River units. I think this might surprise newbies. It certainly surprised me.
CLR's Red River Units comprise a portion of the Cedar Hills field, listed by the Energy Information Administration in 2008 as the 7th largest onshore, lower 48 field in the United States, ranked by liquid proved reserves. The Cedar Hills field is in the far southwestern part of North Dakota, far northwestern corner of South Dakota, and west central Montana along the border abutting North and South Dakota.
How important are the Red River units to CLR?
- CLR production from the Red River units accounted for 38% of Continental's production in 4Q09.
- The Red River units accounted for 21% of CLR's year-end 2009 proved reserved.
the North end of this field is located approx 8 miles south of Rhame ND
ReplyDeleteI find it amazing and exciting that despite all the interest in the Bakken, that CLR continues to develop its Red River units. I have always been curious to know a bit more about the Red River units and again, because of the blog, I have learned so much.
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