A Basic Analysis of the Bakken Boom

Normally I don't use a "new post" to link a single article, but this article is very, very good, and very, very timely. Notice that industry experts suggest that the drilling program in the Bakken will not be complete until 2030 and that production will continue through 2100.

Note: the link above is often changed. If the link is broken, google "Seifert Bakken oil."

Birdbear

Two Birdbear wells in the news today, Ross oil field, north North Dakota, March 3, 2017.

A Birdbear update in the Bicentennial-Beaver Creek-Roosevelt trend.

The Birdbear formation, by Julie A. LeFever, July, 2009.

Bismarck Tribune, November, 2009.

ABC News, November, 2009.

The stratigraphic view.

Lease Bids Update: February 2, 2010

Results of the February 2, 2010, North Dakota state oil and gas lease sale: a total of $47.3 million in bonuses with bids averaging $1,177 an acre.

Highest bid: $7,300/acre, Irish Oil & Gas, Inc. Until this story, I had never heard of Irish O&G. This bid was for three 40-acre tracts in Mountrail County, section 13, T155N-R92W. Interestingly, other acres in Mountrail averaged $1,617/acre.

Second  highest bid: Empire Oil (Williston): $6,600/acre for 100 acres in Mountrail County, section 5, T156N-R91W.

County with most acres leased: Burke County, 11,977 acres. Also surprising -- high bids. Averaged nearly $600/acre.

McKenzie County: 8,662 acres; average of $2,158/acre. Total bonuses paid: $18.7 million.

Mountrail County: 4,146 acres; average of $1,617/acre, which included the outlandish Irish O&G bid. Total bonuses paid: $6.7 million.

Williams County: 4,673 acres; average of $1,935/acre. Total bonuses paid: $9 million.

Irish O&G: a) highest bid, $7,300/acre, 3 40-acre tracts, section 13, 155-92; b) second highest bid, $6,700/acre, 40 acres in section 11, 155-92;  c) $6,000/acre, 80 acres, section 9, 155-91; and, d) $5,900/acre, 40 acres, section 20, 153-95. Note: the tract in section 20, 153-95, was the highest bid paid for acreage in McKenzie County. The other three Irish O & G tracts were in Mountrail County.

Other bidders: Sundance O & G was highest bidder in Burke County ($1,060/acre); Rick Frazier paid $950/acre for two tracts. Intervention Energy LLC (Minot) was high bidder in Williams County, paying $4,500/acre for 2.73 acres, section 6, 156-103.

The full results of this land lease can be found by clicking here. When you get there, use the drop down menu to select the county you are interested in, and then click on the "submit" button.

Back of the napkin calculation.

Let's say the estimated ultimate recovery (EUR) for a 1280-acre spaced well in Williams County is 1,000,000 barrels. That means each acre "produced" (1,000,000/1280) = 781 barrels (over the life of the well).  At $60/barrel, that works out to about $47,000 (over the life of the well).  (Remember, the best wells in North Dakota are estimated to have EURs of 700,000 barrels with current technology.)

If the well produced an average of 15,000 barrels/month the first year, the well would produce 180,000 barrels the first year. Again, each acre would "produce"  (180,000/1,280) = 140 barrels. At $60/barrel, that works out to about $8,500.

At $4,500/acre, the buyer would have his investment back at six months, and from there, all profit (disregarding ever-increasing taxes).

Note: the napkin calculation was done by someone with irrational exuberance, and there is very likelihood that all this would pan out. Smile. But them's the numbers.

Now, back to that Irish Oil and Gas story (elsewhere I posted this):  

Special Circumstances: the Alger Excitement
18647 (C): Fidelity, Anderson 11-13H 
17392 (C): BEXP, Anderson 1-11H, is in section 11.
Comment: the reason these two wells are so important -- an entity called the Irish Oil and Gas Company has just paid the equivalent of $4.7 million for 640 acres, by paying $7300/acre for 120 acres in sections 11, 12, and 13, T155N-92W, Alger Field. The two Anderson wells are located in the same sections that Irish bought leases in. These two wells are still on the confidential list. This is a better-than-average field but not THAT remarkable. What might be going on? For those who do not follow these things, acres in the township north of this location were going for as little as $600/acre (which "in the old days" was a nice price). So, what's going on in the Alger?

Some folks coming to my web site have been searching for Rick Frazier. You can find more discussion here.

Sanish Field Update

UPDATES

March 30, 2014: the most incredible field, the Sanish.

July 14, 2013: Mike Filloon analyzes the Whiting wells drilled in the Sanish in 2006/2007.

March 30, 2012: update of Whiting Sanish oil wells.

August 1, 2011: The Sanish is Whiting's cash cow. It is my hunch that WLL is generating cash flow that from this field that pays for its entire Bakken operations.  WLL currently has nine (9) rigs drilling in the Sanish.

February 21, 2011: Update on three monster Murex wells in the Sanish.

November 10, 2010: Huge amount of activity in the Sanish, almost all Whiting. Nine rigs on site in the Sanish.

September 10, 2010: Click here to see just how big the wells can be in the Sanish.

June 6, 2010: Commentary -- Focus on Whiting

May 5, 2010:

Take a look at Banshee 2-1H, #18309, a Slawson well: 81k in less than four months; works out to $6 million at the wellhead. A very, very good well; a short lateral; t12/09; cum 502K 11/17;

March 8, 2010:

Township 154-91 is "owned" by Whiting and Murex. This township, section 27, holds the record IP, file #17612, the Maki. In March, 2010, Whiting spudded the Jorgensen 12-27, file #18530, in the same section. The two wells are 1900 feet apart. This is very, very exciting. Was the Maki a Bakken and the Jorgensen a TFS? After five months, there are reports that the Maki is still producing 1,200 bbls/month. [In fact, as of 1/16, Maki (#17612) is still producing 2,500 bbls/month.] t10/09; cum 839K 11/17;

Permits

2016
32922, loc, Whiting, Crane Creek State 11-16H,
32785, PNC, Whiting, Strand ...
32624, loc, Whiting,
32607, loc, Whiting,
32451, loc, Whiting,

2015 (list is complete)
32132, SI/NC, CLR, Burr Federal 5-26H,
32131, SI/NC, CLR,
32130, SI/NC, CLR,
32129, SI/NC, CLR,
32128, SI/NC, CLR,
32127, SI/NC, CLR,
32126, SI/NC, CLR,
32125, 1,276, CLR, Burr Federal 1-26H1, t7/18; cum 204K 4/19;
32124, loc, Whiting,
32123, loc, Whiting,
32088, SI/NC, Whiting,
31993, 576, Whiting, Liffrig 11-27-2H, Sanish, t9/17; cum 268K 4/19;
31881, SI/NC, CLR,
31880, SI/NC, CLR,
31879, SI/NC, CLR,
31878, SI/NC, CLR,
31877, SI/NC, CLR,
31876, SI/NC, CLR,
31875, SI/NC, CLR,
31874, 1,561, CLR, Corsican Federal1-15H, Sanish, t8/16; cum 357K 4/19;
31858, conf, Whiting, McNamara 41-26H, producing,
31857, conf, Whiting, McNamara 41-26H, producing,
31856, PNC, Whiting, Taylor 14-7HU,
31855, conf, Whiting, McNamara 42-26-3XH, producing,
31854, SI/NC, Whiting,
31678, conf, CLR, Rath Federal 13-22H, producing,
31677, conf, CLR, Rath Federal 11-22H, producing,
31676, SI/NC, CLR,
31675, conf, CLR, Rath Federal 10-22H1-22H, 
31674,  conf, CLR, Rath Federal 9-22H, producing,
31673, conf, CLR, Rath Federal 80-22H2, producing,
31672, conf, CLR, Rath Federal 7-22H, producing,
31671, 1,486, CLR, Rath Federal 6-22H1, t9/17; cum 281K 4/19;
31670, 2,063, CLR, Rath Federal 5-22H, t8/16; cum 166K 9/17;
31622, 902, Whiting, Julia TTT 34-22H, t11/15; cum 174K 6/16;
31487, 830, Sinclair, Martens 4-6H; Sanish, t6/17; cum 21K 11/17;
31470, conf, Sinclair,
31418, 885, Whiting, Lahti TTT 24-22-2H, t11/15; cum 117K 6/16;
31340, 1,386, Whiting, Tiisto 43-7-2XH, t8/15; cum 361K 10/17;
31339, 685, Whiting, Tiisto 43-7XH, t9/15; cum 147K 6/16;
31287, conf, Kraken/Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity,
31286, conf, Kraken/Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity,
31285, conf, Kraken/Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity,
31284, conf, Kraken/Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity,
31268, conf, Kraken/Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity,
31267, conf, Kraken/Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity,
31266, conf, Kraken/Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity,
31242, PNC, Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity,
31036, loc, Whiting,
31035, loc, Whiting,
30941, 545, Whiting, Jones 11-8-2H, t9/15; cum 177K 6/16;
30936, loc, Whiting,
30935, loc, Whiting,
30934, loc, Whiting,
30804, PNC, Whiting,
30796, loc, Whiting,
30795, loc, Whiting,
30738, 1,009, Whiting, Brady TTT 42-30XH, t1/16; cum 61K 6/16;
30737, 436, Whiting, Amy TTT 42-30XH, t1/16; cum 131K 6/16;
30612, 461, Sinclair, Uran 5-15H, Sanish, t5/17; cum 168K 1/19; off line as of 1/19;
30579, 377, Whiting, Roggenbuck 34-24-2TFH, t8/15; cum 40K 6/16;
30572, 1,269, Whiting, Roggenbuck 11-25-3H, t6/15; cum 128K 6/16;
30571, 785, Whiting, Roggenbuck 11-25-2TFH, t9/15; cum 78K 6/16;
30570, 994, Whiting, Roggenbuck 11-25-2H, t7/15; cum 127K 6/16;
30532, PNC, Whiting, Roggenbuck ...
30531, loc, Whiting,
30530, loc, CLR, Burr Federal 25-26H1,
30529, 1,485, CLR,
30528, 935, CLR,
30527, 1,457, CLR,
30526, 1,016, CLR,
30525, 1,482, CLR,
30524, 884, CLR,
30523, 1,332, CLR,
30522, 804, CLR,Burr Federal 15-26H1, Sanish, t6/18; cum163K 4/19;
30503, 759, CLR, Burr Federal 14-26H, t12/15; cum 157K 4/17; only 24 days in 6/16;
30498, 966, CLR, Burr Federal 22-26H2, t3/16; cum 40K 6/16; only 10 days in 6/16;
30497, 661, CLR, Burr Federal 13-26H, t1/16; cum 79K 6/16; only 24 days in 6/16;
30496, 678, CLR, Burr Federal 12-26H1, t4/16; cum 29K 6/16; only 11 days in 6/16; 23 days in 5/16;
30495, 629, CLR, Burr Federal 11-26H, t1/16; cum 89K 6/16; only 28 days in 6/16;
30494, 629, CLR, Burr Federal 21-26H2, t3/16; cum 37K 6/16; only 25 days in 6/16; 24 days in 5/16;
30493, 812, CLR, Burr Federal 10-26H, t12/15; cum 129K 6/16;
30492, 506, CLR, Burr Federal 9-26H1, t3/16; cum 387K 4/19;
30447, 865, Whiting, Roggenbuck 34-24-2H, t6/15; cum 154K 4/19;

Original Post

February 22, 2010:

The Sanish oil field is one of the two most prolific fields in the Williston Basin, the other being the Parshall. The Sanish and the Parshall oil fields sit right next to each other, like twins; the Sanish is on the west; the Parshall is on the east.

The Sanish is a rectangular field. The field encompasses four entire townships (154-91, 154-92, 153-91, and 153-92) except for 3 sections not in 154-92; and parts of four other townships (153-93, 52-91, 152-92, and 152-93). The latter three townships are in the northern edge of the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation (FBIR). In all, the Sanish has about 192 sections. The very interesting Alger oil field borders the Sanish on the north.

There are no hamlets, villages, towns, or cities in the Sanish. The city of Stanley, ND, is eight miles north of the Sanish field. If you drive south out of Stanley on State Highway 8, the Sanish field will on your right (to the west) and the Parshall field will be on your left, to the east, over a couple of sections. The highway is entirely within the Sanish oil field at that point, but it almost divides the Sanish and Parshall oil fields. State Highway 8 may be the most traveled road in North Dakota; certainly it has the most truck traffic of any highway in the state.

Currently there are 81 producing wells off the confidential list; there are an additional 40 wells on the confidential list, all of which will come off the list this year (2010).

There are currently 10 rigs actively drilling in the Sanish (May 24, 2010) and most of them will  move to other sites in the Sanish. There are currently 12 permits in the Sanish, all of which will probably be drilled this year.

Although Slawson, Fidelity, Murex, Zenergy and others have wells in the Sanish, this field is "owned" by Whiting.

The Parshall and the Sanish remain the most exciting fields in the Williston Basin (in North Dakota).

February 13, 2010:

The Sanish is one of the two most prolific fields in the Williston Oil Basin in the current oil boom. The other is the Parshall. These two fields sit alongside each other, north of the river, and east of Williston.  It's hard to believe but there are no villages, towns, or cities in this field -- at least none big enough to show up on the NDIC GIS map. That map shows "urban centers" as small as Springbrook, North Dakota, which has a population of 26. Yes, 26. At least according to Wikipedia.

The Sanish is a roughly rectangular field comprised of about 192 sections. Except for three sections, the entirety of four townships are within the field: 154-91, 154-92, 153-91, and 153-92. In addition, there are a few sections in four other townships.

On February 13, 2010, this is the breakdown of activity in the Sanish: 75 producing wells, 40 wells on the confidential list, eleven (11) wells being drilled, and 15 new permits.

The producing wells are split about evenly between long laterals and short laterals.

Who are the operators/producers in the Sanish?

154-91: Murex and Whiting
154-92: Whiting and Fidelity
153-91: Whiting
153-92: Whiting, some Fidelity

Here are the "runs" of 19 wells for the month of December, 2009. Again, these are only 19 wells. Remember, there are 115 producing wells (40 on the confidential list) and 11 new wells being drilled. I am not aware of any "infill" wells being drilled.

You know, as I ramble and as I opine, the "runs" of these 19 wells are spectacular, but these are only 19 wells, and that represents only about 10% of the total number of wells in this one field.

Update by Township in the Sanish

This is the picture of the Sanish on June 6, 2010, before WLL begins putting in three wells in each section; a well on 1280-acre spacing to go in between existing wells on 1280-acre spacing

I put this information together because I am very interested to see how that third well (between two existing wells) will do; and I wanted to capture the status of the field before WLL started their "3rd well program."

T153N-91W ("owned" by Whiting) (Sanish) TRULY INCREDIBLE (selected cumulatives in bold, updated January, 2012)

• 18309, Slawson, Banshee 2-1H, 1,306, 523K 4/19;
• 17820, Slawson, SL, Banshee 1-1H, 855, 507K 4/19;
• 18252, Slawson, Golden Eye 2-2H, 991, 496K 4/19;
• 17175, Slawson, Golden Eye 1-2H, 981, 466K 4/19; shut-in starting about Sept, 2013 -- neighboring well being fracked (#26103); on-line April, 2014; 
• 26103, 547, Slawson, Goldenban 2-2-1MLH, t3/14; cum 203K 10/17; 
• 17907,  Whiting, Patten 44-3H, 2,294, 706K 4/19;
• 17035, Whiting, Kannianen 11-4H, 2,016, 851K 10/17;
• 18077, Whiting, LL, Kannianen 11-5H, 2,409, 388K 7/14;
• 18804, Whiting, TTT Ranch 4-6TFH, 1,561, 224K 7/14;
• 17603, Whiting, LL, TTT Ranch11-6H, 2,825, 573 4/19;
• 18297, Whiting, TTT Ranch 12-6H, 2,762, 475K 8/16;
• 18876, Whiting, Rohde 14-6XH, 3,023, 487K 4/19;
• 17133, Whiting, LL, Smith 11-7H, 2, 421, 540K 4/19;
• 18392, Whiting, Smith 12-7H, 2,530, 371K 4/19;
• 18853, Whiting, Moore 14-7XH, 1,485, 276K 7/14;
• 17917, Whiting, 1,912, Olson Federal 42-8H, t5/10; cum 600K 4/19;
• 17158, Whiting, LL, Richardson Federal 11-9H, 4,148, s8/08; t10/08; F; cum 967K 1/19;
• 18943, Whiting, Locken 14-9XH, 2,169; 575K 4/19;
• 17023, Whiting, LL, 2,669, 758K 1/17;
• 17605, Whiting, LL, Braaflat 21-11TFH, 933, 258K 7/14;
• 17794, Whiting, LL, Littlefield 11-12H, 2,054, s1/09; t3/09; cum 613K 4/19;
• 18635, Whiting, Littlefield 21-12H, 2,591, 436K 7/14;
• 17700, Whiting, LL, Rigel State 11-16H, 3,389, 651K 4/19;
• 18278, Whiting, Rigel State 12-16H, 3,205, 476K 7/14;
• 16852, Whiting, LL, 1,765, 438K 7/14;
• 18500, Whiting, 1,073, Marmon 12-18TFH, situated between two Bakken wells; 105K 9/15;
• 17443, Whiting, LL, Fladeland 12-18H, 1,663; 488K 4/19;
• 18531, Whiting, Hansen 12-20H, 3,863, 381K 7/14;
• 17134, Whiting, LL, Smith 11-20H, 3,115, 443K 7/14;
• 16731, Whiting, LL, 1,323, 534K 1/14;
• 17253, Sinclair, LL, 2,045, 404K 1/14;
• 18136, Whiting, LL, Nesheim 21-24H, 1,455, 283K 1/14;
• 17586, Whiting, LL, McNamara 42-26H, 2,004, 527K 4/19;
• 16780, Whiting, LL, 2,247, 482K 1/14; 
• 17032, Whiting, LL, 1,934 , 338K 1/14;
• 17908, Whiting, Leo 12-29H, 3,226, 337K 1/14;
• 17115, Whiting, LL, 1,788, 275K 1/14;
• 18246, Whiting, Littlefield 12-31H, 1,995, 299K 1/14;
• 16871, Whiting, LL, 1,567, 339K 1/14;
• 17776, Whiting, Annala 12-33H, 2,730, 353K 1/14;
• 18481, Whiting, Niemitalo 12-35H, 2,822, 418K 1/14;
• 17575, Whiting, LL, Niemitalo 11-35H, 3,260, 665K 4/19;

T153N-92W

• 17895, Whiting, Rohde 44-1H, 2,250, 458K 4/19;
• 18399, Whiting, Rohde 43-1H, 2,685, 270K 10/13;
• 16879, Fidelity, Marmon 44-3H, 83, 134K 2/15;
• 17717, Fidelity, 3 Jacks LLP 44-4H, 292, 145K 10/13;
• 16876, Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity, Deadwood Canyon Ranch 11-5H, 786, cum 183K 11/17;
• 16092, Whiting, Satterthwaite 14-6H, 92, 33K 10/13;
• 17964,Whiting, Satterthwaite 11-7H, 571, 113K 10/13;
• 18965, Whiting, Satterthwaite 13-7H, 1,264, 138K 10/13;
• 17643, Whiting, Anderson 44-10H, 1,038, 181K 10/13;
• 18743, Whiting, Miller 43-10H, 1,468, 228K 10/13;
• 17812, Fidelity, Anderson 11-11H, 660, 238 K 10/13;
• 16934, Fidelity, Fladeland 11-12H, 1,768, 281K 10/13;
• 18475, Whiting, Fladeland 21-12H, 2,690, 322K 10/13;
• 16937, Fidelity, Alamma 11-14H, PNC
• 16953, Fidelity, Fladeland 11-15H, 440, 193K 10/13;
  
• 17898, Sinclair, Uran 2-15H, 912, 159K 10/13;
• 18990, Whiting, Knife River State 21-16H, 1.054, 182K 10/13;
• 17357, Whiting, Knife River State 11-16H, 619, 120K 10/13;
• 18762, Whiting, KR State 11-16TFH, 1,146, 145K 10/13;
• 17872, Whiting, Littlefield 12-34H, 3,445, 674K 1/18; jump in production 3/14;
  
• 17284, Whiting, Bartleson 11-19H, 1,152, 179K 11/16;  if fracking data was there, I did not see it
• 18947, Whiting, Dishman 13-19H, 2,595, 205K 10/13;
• 16750, Sinclair, Uran 1-22H, 337, 138K 10/13;
• 16935, Fidelity, Frandson 11-23H, 780, 130K 10/13;
• 16781, Whiting, Maynard Uran Trust 11-24H, 1,923, 624K 1/18;
• 16463, Whiting, Peery State 11-25H, 1,081, 397K 1/18; very little production after 2014; re-worked; back to better production;
  
• 17157, Whiting, Lee 11-27H, 1,176, 154K 10/13;
• 17892, Whiting, Hansen 44-28H, 649, 101K 10/13;
• 19068, Whiting, Bartleson 44-20H, 2,271, 175K 10/13;
• 17285, Whiting, Bartleson 11-32H, 1,207, 146K 10/13;
• 16734, Whiting, Peterson 11-34H, 945, 233K 10/13;
• 16833, Fidelity, Annala 11-36H, 1,009, 167K 10/13;

T154N-92W

• 18160, Whiting, Strobeck 11-1H, 1,658, 239K 10/13;
• 18233, Whiting, Ogden 11-3TFH, 1,329, 201K 10/13;
• 19029, Whiting, Heiple 11-3H, 2,411, 250K 10/13;
• 18928, Whiting, Ogden 12-3H, 1,890, 278K 10/13;
• 18938, Sinclair, Anderson 1-6H, 998; wildcat, just outside line; cum 156K 12/15;
• 19044, Whiting, Anderson 21-7H, 1,866, 195K 10/13;
• 18268, Whiting, Anderson 11-7TFH, 1,262, 176K 4/17;
• 19025, Whiting, Moore 11-7H, 1,361, cum 211K 12/15;
• 18318, Whiting, Fladeland 11-10, 1,759, 369K 7/16;
• 18711, Whiting, Fladeland 12-10H, 4,126, 505K 4/19;
• 18761, Whiting, Fladeland 43-9H, 3,027, 341K 7/16;
• 18347, Whiting, Fladeland 44-9H, 2,301, 273K 7/16;
• 18082,Whiting, Carkuff 11-12H, 858, cum 262K 12/15;
• 19069, Whiting, Strobeck 12-12H, 2,320, cum 411K 8/16;
• 18167, Whiting, Hagey 11-13H, 1,337, 213K 10/13;
• 18926, Whiting, Hagey 12-13H, 1,521, 285K 9/15;
• 18639, Whiting, Iverson 21-14H, 2,551, 311K 10/13;
• 18277, Whiting, Iverson 11-14H, 1,716, 250K 10/13;
• 16953, Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity, Fladeland 11-15H, 440, 236K 11/16;
• 18302, Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity, Fladeland 12-15H-22, 555, t3/10; cum 182K 11/16;
• 18342, Whiting, Meiers 11-17H, 2,181, 251K 10/13;
• 17091, Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity, Meiers 11-19H, 575, cum 172K 11/16;
• 19081, Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity, Lynn 19-20-29H, 788, t2/11; cum 198K 11/16;
• 19080, Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity, Domaskin 19-30-29H, 877, t10/10; cum 216K 11/16;
• 17098, Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity, Domaskin 11-20H, 516, t9/08; cum 204K 11/16;
• 16877, Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity, Fladeland 11-21H, 1,078, t4/08; cum 176K 11/16;
• 17102, Fidelity, Fladeland 11-22H, 629, t9/09; cum 138K 1/14;
• 18055, Whiting, Arndt 11-24H, 1,316, t9/09; cum 253K 1/14;
• 18570, Whiting, Carkuff 12-24H, 3,475, 427K 9/15;
• 18004, Whiting, TTT Ranch 11-25H, 1,582, 314K 7/14;
• 18462, Whiting, TTT Ranch 12-25H, 2,513, 546K 7/18;
• 18401, Whiting, TTT Ranch 21-26H, 2,251, 322K 7/14;
• 18098, Whiting, TTT Ranch 11-26H, 1,339, 326K 7/14;
• 17652, Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity, Deadwood Canyon Ranch 44-27H, 403, cum 221K 11/16;
• 16841, Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity, Deadwood Canyon Ranch 43-28H, 362, cum 183K 11/16;
• 17879, IA, Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity, MCD 11-29H, cum 74K 10/15;
• 17056, Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity, Domaskin 11-29H, 419, cum 160K 11/16;
• 17642, IA, Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity, Fladeland 11-30H, 810, cum 134K 4/16;
• 17641, Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity, Fladeland 44-31H, 448, cum 113K 11/16;
• 18350, Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity, Deadwood Canyon Ranch 44-32H, 904, cum 196K 11/16;
• 18346, Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity, Deadwood Canyon Ranch 11-33H, 777, cum 167K 11/16;
• 18345, Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity, Deadwood Canyon Ranch 44-34H, 977, cum 210K 11/16;

T154N-91W (added August 30, 2010)

• 18209, Murex, Fertile 22-13H, 1,380, cum 605K 7/18;
• 17841, Murex, Clifford Gene 1-12H, 602, cum 651K 7/18;
• 18238, Murex, Grace 2-11H, 323, cum 504K 7/18;
• 17022, Murex, Blake Tyler 3-10H, 123, cum 308K 7/18;
• 18373, Murex, Joyce 3-10H, 887, cum 376K 7/18;
• 18176, Whiting, TTT Ranch 43-4H, 1,853, cum 372K 7/18;
• 18085, Whiting, Jones 11-8H, 1,370, 368K 7/18;
• 19259, Whiting, Jones 12-8H, 2,746, cum 477K 7/18;
• 17154, Murex, Shannon Duane 11-2H, cum 482K 7/18;
• 18409, Whiting, Kinnoin 21-14H, 2,404, 614K 7/18;
• 17081, Whiting, Kinnoin 11-14H, 3,311, 763K 7/18;
• 19355. Whiting, Sikes State 43-16H, 3,159, cum 467K 7/18;
• 19166, Whiting, Mallard State 44-16TFH, 474, cum 207K 7/18;
• 19250, Whiting, Ness 43-21H, 2,686, 454K 7/18;
• 18247, Whiting, Sikes State 44-16H, 2,140, cum 545K 7/18;
• 18006, Whiting, Braaten 11-17H, PNC
• 18244, Whiting, Ness 44-21H, 3,278, 540K 7/18;
• 18507, Whiting, Lahti 24-22H, 2,058, cum 553K 7/18;
• 17080, Whiting, Nemi 44-22H, 2,096, 501K 7/18;
• 17338, Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity, Carter Matthew 13-24H, 352, 443K 7/18;
• 18200, Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity, Kinnion 24-13H, 1,658, t9/10; cum 660K 7/18;
• 17263, Murex, Chandler James 25-36H, 3,124, t10/08; cum 1.126009 million7/18;
• 18408, TA/1,945; Murex, Amber Renee 25-36H, 1,945, 822K 4/15; off-line since 12/13 w/ minor exception; abandoned;
• 17612, Whiting, Maki 11-27H, 4,761, cum 874K 4/19;
• 18530, Whiting, Jorgensen 12-27H, 2,893, cum 474K 7/18;
• 18559, Whiting, Platt 43-28H, 2,251, cum 399K 7/18;
• 18213, Whiting, Platt 44-28H, two laterals, 3,308, 556K 7/18;
• 18553, Whiting, Kannianen 43-31H, 1,776, cum 395K 7/18;
• 19174, Whiting, Kannianen 43-33H, 2,090, cum 385K 7/18;
• 18298, Whiting, Kannianen 44-33H, 3,419, 702K 4/19;
• 17872, Whiting, Littlefield 12-34H, 1,814, cum 691K 7/18;
• 17092, Whiting, Behr 11-34H, 3,027, cum 1.1101,313 million 4/19;
• 16839, Murex, Jacob Daniel 25-36H-RE, 864, cum 515K 4/19;

T152N-91W

• 17912, Whiting, Sorenson 11-3H, 2,770, 866K 4/19;
• 17072, Whiting, Stenseth Trust 11-5H, 2,846, 717K 4/19;
• 18477, Whiting, Oppenboen 12-31H, 1,685, cum 379K 7/18;
• 17579, Slawson, Peacemaker 1-8H, 872, cum 428K 7/18;
• 16845, Slawson, Pathfinder 1-9H, 1,418, cum 632K 4/19;
• 18109, Whiting, Tollefson 44-10H, 2,409, cum 669K 4/19;

T152N-92W

• 16902, Whiting, Lacey 11-1H, 2,192, cum 500K 4/19;
• 17326, Whiting, Lacey 12-1H, 3,199, 401K 7/18;
• 17137, Whiting, Pennington 11-3H, 1,305, cum 324K 4/19;
• 18658, Whiting, Mayer 12-3, 2,685, 317K 7/18;
• 17552, Whiting, Peterson 11-4H, 791, cum 231K 7/18;
• 18724, Whiting, Foreman 11-4TFH, 1,447, cum 273K 7/18;
• 18882, Whiting, Peterson 13-4H, 1,527, cum 395K 4/19;
• 16905, Whiting, Brehm 44-5H, 1,135, cum 290K 7/18;
• 17337, Whiting, Brehm 11-7H, 1,020, cum 247K 7/18;
• 17173, Whiting, Lacey 11-10H, 1,643, 340K 7/18;
• 18953, Whiting, Lacey 12-10H, 2,534, 296K 7/18;
• 17544, Whiting, Lacey 11-12H, 2,164, 447K 7/18;
• 18123, Slawson, Meerkat 1-12H, 1,112, 297K 7/18;
• 18124, Slawson, Meerkat 1-7H, 670, cum 243K 7/18;

T152N-93W

• 16068, Whiting, Bartleson 44-1H, 104, 295K 7/18;
• 17554, Whiting, Hansen 21-3TFH, 489, 208K 7/18;
• 18002, Whiting, Sanish Bay 42-12H, 2,286, 334K 4/19; jump in production after coming back online