North Dakota State Approves Almost $7 Million For Schools In Oil Patch

The Bismarck Tribune is reporting:

Nearly $7 million in grant dollars for immediate school district needs was approved by state officials during a special meeting Thursday morning.

The North Dakota Board of University and School Lands approved $6.8 million from the Oil and Gas Impact Grant Fund for emergency needs to 23 kindergarten-through-grade-12 school districts. The five-member board approved the recommendations unanimously.

State Land Commissioner Lance Gaebe told the board the recommended grants before them were chosen from a total of 42 applications amounting to $21.4 million in requests.
The grants were awarded to requests relating to school safety, teacher housing and temporary classrooms.

“Some of the needs aren’t known until school starts,” Gaebe said.

He said a second K-12 grant round is to be held in the fall to address additional needs.
The largest individual grant awarded was $1.79 million to McKenzie Public School District No. 1. Grant dollars for the district are for school safety upgrades, employee housing, security and lockers.

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In other news, a piano tuner by trade is trying to stop the oil industry in North Dakota; he is concerned about his grandchildren going to school in hazmat suits. I wasn't sure if he was talking about his current grandchildren or grandchildren in the future. I don't know where his grandchildren live but they probably don't live in North Dakota. I know Homer's son Bart freely rides his skateboard without a protective suit. But I digress.

The Simpsons

First Things First

The first thing I do when preparing for a trip is check cell phone service. This is not rocket science. Okay, maybe not the first thing, but it's high on the list. Right under: "remember the Rogaine."

Yahoo!News is reporting:

I had zero cell-phone service when I landed in Bismarck. I know this state is mostly rural, but how was I supposed to know Sprint doesn't operate here? Two hours, $183, and one new cheap smartphone later (thanks, Radio Shack!), I was on the road for an almost four-hour drive to Williston, the heart of America's oil boom.

Incredible Housing Story From Watford City

This is an incredible story, posted in The Williston Wire, published by Watford City's McKenzie County Farmer.

Watford City has made a name for itself across North Dakota as being a community that, in spite of seemingly insurmountable challenges and roadblocks, has always been able to find a  way to get things accomplished.

And last Wednesday, North Dakota Governor Jack Dalrymple and Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem were in Watford City to help the community celebrate the opening of the Wolf Run Village, a 42-unit housing complex for essential school, city and county employees, as well as to break ground for a 200-unit daycare facility that will be open in the winter of 2014.

“This project is a perfect example of meeting the challenge for essential housing, as well as a daycare facility by hook or by crook,” stated Dalrymple. “You have found new ways that have never been done before to meet your needs.”

The $8 million complex, which will provide 24 one-bedroom apartments and 18 two-bedroom townhomes, as well as the daycare, was funded in part with funds from McKenzie County, the City of Watford City, the McKenzie County Public School District No. 1, as well as $1.5 million from the North Dakota Housing Incentive Fund with First International Bank & Trust providing a $250,000 matching grant and more than $500,000 through the state’s Law Enforcement Pilot Program, a program established to provide housing for law enforcement personnel. Watford City also received $125,000 in Energy Impact Grants to help fund the construction of the daycare facility.

More at the link. 

I am impressed. Lots of people should be very, very proud.

The Williston Wire

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Groundbreaking for new housing development, Riverpointe Crossing, located north of 42nd Street East and University Avenue, Williston: 54 duplexes, 3 single family homes.

North Dakota Housing Finance Agency will provide $20 million for 18 projects across the state, including two in Williston: $3 million, Williston State College Housing Phase II; and, $3 million to Renaissance on Main Street.

Oil and gas jobs in the US have grown 40% since 2007.

WAWS is now providing high-quality drinking water to Ray, Tioga, and Stanley. [Comment: I'm glad it's high quality. Otherwise we would be hearing a lot of complaints. To the best of my knowledge, independent water supplies have not provided high-quality drinking water to any municipality but I could be mistaken.] In addition to these three communities, Wildrose and Crosby were previously connected; Fortuna, Noonan, Columbus, and 200 to 250 rural users will soon be connected. [Comment: Even after the oil industry leaves  75 to 150 years from now, the water will still be flowing.]

A new crew camp opens near Fairview. [Comment: the best pizza in the world can be had at the Powder Keg in Fairview.]

Historical Monthly Oil Production Statistics For North Dakota

I had to correct an earlier post. I was unaware that NDIC provides two different tables on monthly production: one table is for all wells in North Dakota; the other table is limited to the Bakken which includes the Bakken, Three Forks, and the Bakken/Three Forks Pools.

I don't recall both tables when I first started blogging four years ago, or if this is something new, or something I simply overlooked. Whatever. Regardless:

All wells:

• Historical monthly oil production statistics

Bakken wells only:

• Historical monthly Bakken oil production statistics

Comments From A Different Planet

The comments at this CarpeDiem post are instructive.

There are two issues that seem to keep popping up when naysayers comment on the Bakken: a) low production/well/day; and, b) the cost of wells.

COST/VALUE
1. First, the cost of wells. Operators are no longer drilling $10 million wells for $10 million. In other words, some wells will still cost $10 million but, comparing apples to apples, the $10 million wells in the past have now come down significantly in cost.

2. The North Dakota Bakken boom is now in its 6th year; it started in 2007. In Montana, the Bakken boom began in 2000. To date, operators have not written off or downgraded the value of their North Dakota shale assets. Bonuses paid for leases in the North Dakota continue to reflect no loss of interest in the Bakken.

PRODUCTION
3. With regard to productivity for the most recent month: the previous month, May, 2013, was the wettest month on record in North Dakota -- again, repeat, the wettest month on record -- not just for a few years, or a decade, but on record. Road restrictions were in place in May, 2013. These road restrictions were extended into June. I don't know the current percent, but at one time (recently) as much as 70% of all oil in North Dakota is trucked at some point, generally from the pad to the nearest pipeline terminal. Even if the distance is one mile from the pad to the pipeline terminal, it still takes a truck to get on to the pad to empty the tanks. With a measly 1.25% increase in daily production (June over May, 2013), despite all the huge wells that have been reported in the past six months, and then knowing about the road restrictions due to extremely wet weather, the dots all connect. In addition, if operators are meeting their contracts, they may be choking back their wells for any number of reasons.

4. There are a gazillion examples, but to get an idea of what "choking back a well" can do, look at #19104 at this post. This well has produced as little as 2,003 bbls back in September, 2011, and produced more than 11,000 bbls in just six days in June, 2013. That wasn't nature, folks; that was the CEO of QEP managing his assets.

Month-to-month variability is interesting to follow but longer intervals are needed to really see what is going on.

5. I think some of the folks who comment on the Bakken are also unaware of EOG/CEO's recent comments: he says ALL, not most, not some, but ALL of EOG's Bakken wells now show 100% return on investment. A year or so ago, I thought wells were paying for themselves at the wellhead when they hit 100,000 bbls cumulative which was 12 - 24 months. Now, costs of wells have come down significantly, wells are hitting 150,000 to 200,000 bbls in 12 - 24 months, and the price of oil is significantly higher this year than last year, based on NYMEX numbers. In addition, a year ago, Bakken was selling to a discount to WTI and WTI was selling to a discount to Brent. WTI and Brent are near parity now, and Bakken sold at a premium, albeit for a very short period, to WTI.

My two cents worth.

For The Archives: The Permian

The Globe and Mail is reporting.

This is from April 17, 2013.

At the linked article:

Other areas, however, have exceeded expectations. North Dakota, home of the fast-growing Bakken play, produced 779,000 barrels a day of oil in February, up nearly 40,000 from January. Although fierce winter weather briefly halted growth this winter, the state is now on track to reach its 2015 goal of 850,000 barrels a day later this year, Lynn Helms, director of the North Dakota Industrial Commission Oil and Gas Division, said on Tuesday.

So, this will be the poll to replace the current poll in which we asked whether North Dakota's June's production numbers would set a new production record.

So, here's the new poll:

Will North Dakota oil production hit 850,000 bopd by the end of 2013? Before you vote, check out estimates here:

• No
• Yes, it will do so by the end of August.
• Yes, it will do so by the end of October.
• Yes, it will do so, but just barely, by the end of December.

IPs For 1Q13 Have Been Update

About a quarter of the wells coming off the confidential list go to DRL status.

Periodically I update those wells. I have just updated the IP reports for 1Q13. I did not update any other data at that linked site.

The Little Tank Oil Field; One Red River Well With Almost 450,000 Bbls Cumulative Oil Production; Still Active

Just when you think there are no "new" fields in the Bakken, another one pops up.

This time it is Little Tank oil field. The first Bakken well in this field will be coming off the confidential list tomorrow:

• 24585, conf, Hunt, Bear Butte 1-6-7H, Little Tank, no production data, 

Little Tank oil field is a small rectangular field, all of 14 sections "big." It is in the west-central area of McKenzie County.

There are currently three Bakken wells on the confidential list sited in this small oil field, but only two of them will actually be drilling in this field; the third will be drilling north into the Sather Lake oil field.

However, of interest, there is a Red River well in this small field, it is still active:

• 7167, 557, Sequel, Little Tank 19-21, t6/82; 434K cum 6/13

This Red River well was spud in 1982, and has been producing oil for over 30 years; production has leveled off at about 700 bbls/month. But some things never make sense to me: look at the last three columns; maybe someone can explain this to me. Smile.

Pool	Date	Days	BBLS Oil	Runs	BBLS Water	MCF Prod	MCF Sold	Vent/Flare
RED RIVER	6-2013	30	740	810	158	1881	0	1746
RED RIVER	5-2013	31	779	853	135	1979	0	1839
RED RIVER	4-2013	30	713	383	168	1811	0	1676
RED RIVER	3-2013	31	749	695	120	1905	0	1765
RED RIVER	2-2013	28	690	671	148	1753	0	1627
RED RIVER	1-2013	31	727	880	128	1846	0	1706
RED RIVER	12-2012	31	687	671	113	1746	0	1606
RED RIVER	11-2012	30	883	1035	225	2244	0	2109
RED RIVER	10-2012	29	647	688	95	1643	0	1512
RED RIVER	9-2012	30	805	888	197	2046	0	1911
RED RIVER	8-2012	31	1034	849	108	2629	0	2489
RED RIVER	7-2012	31	709	657	198	1803	0	1663
RED RIVER	6-2012	30	752	636	137	1679	1544	0
RED RIVER	5-2012	31	859	1093	194	2247	382	1725
RED RIVER	4-2012	30	896	642	175	2222	1723	364
RED RIVER	3-2012	31	819	870	217	2132	1992	0
RED RIVER	2-2012	29	856	1115	145	1886	1755	0
RED RIVER	1-2012	31	773	685	112	1905	1765	0
RED RIVER	12-2011	31	892	1126	207	2413	2273	0
RED RIVER	11-2011	30	959	443	173	2324	2189	0
RED RIVER	10-2011	31	892	1123	210	2695	2555	0
RED RIVER	9-2011	30	979	1119	178	2982	2847	0
RED RIVER	8-2011	31	1122	1069	328	3533	3393	0
RED RIVER	7-2011	31	1129	1028	252	2610	2470	0
RED RIVER	6-2011	29	979	1232	197	2019	1888	0
RED RIVER	5-2011	7	378	0	112	790	758	0
RED RIVER	4-2011	18	393	412	89	1305	1224	0
RED RIVER	3-2011	31	816	678	97	1885	1745	0
RED RIVER	2-2011	28	1072	1406	145	2575	2449	0
RED RIVER	1-2011	14	580	707	13	1345	1282	0
RED RIVER	12-2010	25	1083	691	220	2162	2049	0
RED RIVER	11-2010	21	723	897	122	1991	1896	0
RED RIVER	10-2010	30	823	897	217	2492	2372	0
RED RIVER	9-2010	30	960	662	158	2873	2753	0
RED RIVER	8-2010	31	974	1140	157	3093	2969	0
RED RIVER	7-2010	28	954	907	178	3271	3159	0
RED RIVER	6-2010	30	1038	1101	254	3614	3496	0
RED RIVER	5-2010	31	1341	1542	250	3665	3541	0
RED RIVER	4-2010	13	458	407	105	1020	968	0
RED RIVER	3-2010	31	1101	1036	163	3184	3154	0
RED RIVER	2-2010	28	1073	1390	203	3183	3156	0
RED RIVER	1-2010	31	1393	1120	295	4105	4074	0
RED RIVER	12-2009	31	1428	1371	181	2718	2687	0
RED RIVER	11-2009	24	981	683	273	1111	1090	0
RED RIVER	10-2009	31	441	456	118	398	368	0
RED RIVER	9-2009	30	384	456	52	284	254	0
RED RIVER	8-2009	28	485	224	87	426	398	0
RED RIVER	7-2009	15	248	419	32	568	330	0
RED RIVER	6-2009	30	509	440	56	1142	632	0
RED RIVER	5-2009	31	529	623	14	1240	713	0
RED RIVER	4-2009	26	292	220	160	706	265	0
RED RIVER	3-2009	31	592	805	48	1441	914	0
RED RIVER	2-2009	28	514	686	2	1143	667	0
RED RIVER	1-2009	30	583	227	31	1388	864	0
RED RIVER	12-2008	30	640	681	46	2170	1678	0
RED RIVER	11-2008	30	659	1024	117	2208	1698	0
RED RIVER	10-2008	30	845	1130	230	3372	2845	0
RED RIVER	9-2008	28	891	889	202	3433	2987	0
RED RIVER	8-2008	29	1000	665	142	3486	3006	0
RED RIVER	7-2008	31	887	946	176	3393	2866	0
RED RIVER	6-2008	30	930	733	181	3242	2743	0
RED RIVER	5-2008	31	1006	967	179	3418	2906	0
RED RIVER	4-2008	30	978	973	191	3213	2726	0
RED RIVER	3-2008	30	1010	982	195	3168	2654	0
RED RIVER	2-2008	27	1056	969	188	3052	2606	0
RED RIVER	1-2008	29	981	1232	127	2963	2494	0
RED RIVER	12-2007	31	1044	935	165	3272	2745	0
RED RIVER	11-2007	30	1026	1369	204	2989	2479	0
RED RIVER	10-2007	31	1039	696	156	3217	2690	0
RED RIVER	9-2007	30	1002	1218	158	3244	2734	0
RED RIVER	8-2007	31	985	1376	196	3492	2965	0
RED RIVER	7-2007	30	1122	847	172	3795	3289	0
RED RIVER	6-2007	25	823	650	146	3083	2662	0
RED RIVER	5-2007	31	1049	891	162	3674	3147	0
RED RIVER	4-2007	30	1033	898	187	3651	3142	0
RED RIVER	3-2007	31	1069	1381	212	3891	3364	0
RED RIVER	2-2007	27	1024	757	287	3934	3491	0
RED RIVER	1-2007	31	1121	1311	175	4199	3672	0
RED RIVER	12-2006	31	1160	899	208	4790	4263	0
RED RIVER	11-2006	30	1121	1113	187	4725	4229	0
RED RIVER	10-2006	31	1284	1385	308	5778	5251	0
RED RIVER	9-2006	30	1215	1328	228	3533	3023	0
RED RIVER	8-2006	31	1234	1407	207	3632	3108	0
RED RIVER	7-2006	28	1407	1253	204	3527	3057	0
RED RIVER	6-2006	28	1177	1841	120	3047	2588	0
RED RIVER	5-2006	28	1911	1301	296	3070	2654	0
RED RIVER	4-2006	6	183	0	0	340	283	0
RED RIVER	3-2006	11	98	205	5	425	215	0
RED RIVER	2-2006	28	475	423	2	1450	974	0
RED RIVER	1-2006	31	721	788	44	1125	598	0
RED RIVER	12-2005	26	956	1050	66	1226	805	0
RED RIVER	11-2005	27	855	819	159	1796	1346	0
RED RIVER	10-2005	31	841	608	82	2174	1647	0
RED RIVER	9-2005	30	889	956	62	2160	1650	0
RED RIVER	8-2005	31	849	906	63	1604	1077	0
RED RIVER	7-2005	29	643	717	67	1274	814	0
RED RIVER	6-2005	30	755	476	72	1514	1004	0
RED RIVER	5-2005	31	569	718	42	1319	792	0
RED RIVER	4-2005	30	582	472	34	1353	843	0
RED RIVER	3-2005	31	642	838	45	1787	1260	0
RED RIVER	2-2005	28	473	483	0	1588	1113	0
RED RIVER	1-2005	30	588	487	0	1295	768	0
RED RIVER	12-2004	29	509	496	44	1033	540	0
RED RIVER	11-2004	29	604	485	23	1133	640	0
RED RIVER	10-2004	31	674	728	2	1273	746	0
RED RIVER	9-2004	29	714	952	21	1620	1127	0
RED RIVER	8-2004	29	802	711	33	1829	1336	0
RED RIVER	7-2004	31	863	1001	54	2189	1662	0
RED RIVER	6-2004	30	907	725	94	2487	1977	0
RED RIVER	5-2004	31	1012	914	152	2573	2046	0
RED RIVER	4-2004	30	912	1144	40	2376	1866	0
RED RIVER	3-2004	27	848	701	33	1591	1132	0
RED RIVER	2-2004	29	1015	1182	62	1550	1057	0
RED RIVER	1-2004	28	857	717	67	1185	709	0
RED RIVER	12-2003	31	992	969	75	2319	1792	0
RED RIVER	11-2003	30	949	924	50	2327	1817	0
RED RIVER	10-2003	31	1001	1222	66	2422	1895	0
RED RIVER	9-2003	30	950	751	65	2387	1877	0
RED RIVER	8-2003	31	987	986	84	2425	1898	0
RED RIVER	7-2003	31	982	964	82	3036	2509	0
RED RIVER	6-2003	30	946	947	77	3103	2593	0
RED RIVER	5-2003	25	876	948	36	2917	2490	0
RED RIVER	4-2003	30	1037	1008	87	3601	3091	0
RED RIVER	3-2003	31	1060	1207	81	3180	2653	0
RED RIVER	2-2003	28	969	744	64	2877	2401	0
RED RIVER	1-2003	30	1057	1218	73	2401	1890	0
RED RIVER	12-2002	31	1180	1199	101	2820	2293	0
RED RIVER	11-2002	30	1106	965	122	3163	2653	0
RED RIVER	10-2002	28	996	960	64	2312	1836	0
RED RIVER	9-2002	27	1078	993	87	1982	1523	0
RED RIVER	8-2002	29	814	950	62	2119	1626	0
RED RIVER	7-2002	23	925	950	51	2030	1637	0
RED RIVER	6-2002	27	1033	978	86	2222	1763	0
RED RIVER	5-2002	31	1191	1220	68	2307	1780	0
RED RIVER	4-2002	8	511	478	0	313	177	0
RED RIVER	3-2002	19	574	448	30	1631	1308	0
RED RIVER	2-2002	28	881	987	84	2210	1734	0
RED RIVER	1-2002	31	1025	993	64	2633	2106	0
RED RIVER	12-2001	31	1032	1182	95	2659	2132	0
RED RIVER	11-2001	30	995	726	99	2584	2074	0
RED RIVER	10-2001	31	1205	1493	144	2841	2314	0
RED RIVER	9-2001	30	1285	1204	214	3309	2799	0
RED RIVER	8-2001	13	529	481	175	1043	822	0
RED RIVER	7-2001	3	0	0	4	136	85	0
RED RIVER	6-2001	30	837	963	15	1853	1343	0
RED RIVER	5-2001	31	1005	957	91	2690	2163	0
RED RIVER	4-2001	30	1098	938	113	2644	2134	0
RED RIVER	3-2001	31	1085	968	228	2897	2370	0
RED RIVER	2-2001	17	466	935	46	1211	922	0
RED RIVER	1-2001	31	1020	887	141	2461	1934	0
RED RIVER	12-2000	30	1021	970	87	2291	1781	0
RED RIVER	11-2000	22	932	730	101	2050	1676	0
RED RIVER	10-2000	31	1072	1160	112	2868	2341	0
RED RIVER	9-2000	30	986	949	93	2761	2251	0
RED RIVER	8-2000	31	969	970	101	2755	2228	0
RED RIVER	7-2000	31	1017	1176	97	2901	2374	0
RED RIVER	6-2000	29	990	916	85	2430	1937	0
RED RIVER	5-2000	27	913	925	79	2770	2311	0
RED RIVER	4-2000	30	1037	925	126	3226	2716	0
RED RIVER	3-2000	31	1075	1177	145	3146	2619	0
RED RIVER	2-2000	29	1026	946	102	2926	2433	0
RED RIVER	1-2000	31	1058	1201	117	3123	2596	0
RED RIVER	12-1999	31	1141	977	131	3591	3064	0
RED RIVER	11-1999	30	1088	1185	140	3407	2897	0
RED RIVER	10-1999	31	1108	1208	130	3318	2791	0
RED RIVER	9-1999	30	1035	989	156	3135	2625	0
RED RIVER	8-1999	31	1118	977	103	3335	2808	0
RED RIVER	7-1999	31	1115	1181	125	3249	2722	0
RED RIVER	6-1999	30	1054	1164	151	3146	2636	0
RED RIVER	5-1999	31	1172	1074	141	3015	2488	0
RED RIVER	4-1999	30	1153	1333	206	3043	2533	0
RED RIVER	3-1999	23	821	595	87	1811	1420	0
RED RIVER	2-1999	28	950	964	104	2287	1811	0
RED RIVER	1-1999	30	1141	1166	118	2406	1896	0
RED RIVER	12-1998	31	952	1059	113	2209	1682	0
RED RIVER	11-1998	30	954	867	74	2079	1569	0
RED RIVER	10-1998	31	991	959	88	1999	1472	0
RED RIVER	9-1998	30	1030	942	43	2290	1780	0
RED RIVER	8-1998	18	859	955	39	1828	1522	0
RED RIVER	7-1998	31	953	923	122	2550	2023	0
RED RIVER	6-1998	30	947	940	104	2264	1754	0
RED RIVER	5-1998	31	1003	1145	84	2149	1622	0
RED RIVER	4-1998	30	974	902	102	2224	1714	0
RED RIVER	3-1998	26	1212	1072	44	2199	1757	0
RED RIVER	2-1998	24	813	977	66	2264	1856	0
RED RIVER	1-1998	31	1038	963	88	2323	1796	0
RED RIVER	12-1997	31	1065	926	91	2545	2018	0
RED RIVER	11-1997	30	1060	1371	32	2464	1954	0
RED RIVER	10-1997	20	971	686	158	2397	2057	0
RED RIVER	9-1997	30	1036	1104	136	2699	2189	0
RED RIVER	8-1997	27	1139	1124	219	2547	2088	0
RED RIVER	7-1997	24	800	873	63	1851	1443	0
RED RIVER	6-1997	30	988	880	90	2391	1881	0
RED RIVER	5-1997	31	1047	1137	94	2400	1873	0
RED RIVER	4-1997	25	1017	1119	62	1943	1518	0
RED RIVER	3-1997	31	1047	858	108	2036	1509	0
RED RIVER	2-1997	28	983	966	99	2017	1541	0
RED RIVER	1-1997	31	1065	1340	80	2092	1565	0
RED RIVER	12-1996	31	1111	1144	105	1764	1237	0
RED RIVER	11-1996	30	1028	685	64	1711	1201	0
RED RIVER	10-1996	31	1111	1238	110	2502	1975	0
RED RIVER	9-1996	30	1037	1023	92	2331	1821	0
RED RIVER	8-1996	31	1039	1169	83	2463	1936	0
RED RIVER	7-1996	31	1058	885	99	2681	2154	0
RED RIVER	6-1996	30	1021	1161	70	2827	2317	0
RED RIVER	5-1996	31	1077	1119	92	2659	2132	0
RED RIVER	4-1996	30	1038	1061	133	2634	2124	0
RED RIVER	3-1996	31	1100	1040	104	2557	2030	0
RED RIVER	2-1996	29	1031	968	95	2553	2060	0
RED RIVER	1-1996	31	1062	1158	64	2529	2002	0
RED RIVER	12-1995	31	1066	854	101	2342	1815	0
RED RIVER	11-1995	30	1082	1135	83	2420	1910	0
RED RIVER	10-1995	31	1192	1337	198	3247	2720	0
RED RIVER	9-1995	24	900	930	194	2029	1621	0
RED RIVER	8-1995	31	1008	914	169	2259	1732	0
RED RIVER	7-1995	31	1065	1159	76	2392	1865	0
RED RIVER	6-1995	30	1030	914	59	2471	1961	0
RED RIVER	5-1995	22	1080	1095	50	2076	1702	0
RED RIVER	4-1995	29	1007	1156	101	2176	1683	0
RED RIVER	3-1995	31	1083	904	65	2258	1731	0
RED RIVER	2-1995	28	1021	1097	117	2457	1981	0
RED RIVER	1-1995	31	1110	942	88	2527	2000	0
RED RIVER	12-1994	31	1106	1158	93	2498	1971	0
RED RIVER	11-1994	28	1010	938	68	2249	1773	0
RED RIVER	10-1994	31	1124	1123	93	2728	2201	0
RED RIVER	9-1994	30	1110	1318	108	2697	2187	0
RED RIVER	8-1994	31	1078	910	91	2687	2160	0
RED RIVER	7-1994	31	1154	1372	93	2517	1990	0
RED RIVER	6-1994	30	1073	922	98	2563	2053	0
RED RIVER	5-1994	31	1111	1133	80	2412	1885	0
RED RIVER	4-1994	30	1134	1095	106	2514	2004	0
RED RIVER	3-1994	31	1168	1366	161	2486	1959	0
RED RIVER	2-1994	19	898	670	163	2180	1857	0
RED RIVER	1-1994	31	1108	1618	82	1654	1127	0
RED RIVER	12-1993	30	1119	1220	86	2258	1748	0
RED RIVER	11-1993	30	1098	736	101	2396	1886	0
RED RIVER	10-1993	27	1190	981	103	2480	2021	0
RED RIVER	9-1993	30	1092	1219	104	2606	2096	0
RED RIVER	8-1993	31	1110	1226	101	2742	2215	0
RED RIVER	7-1993	31	1064	1105	116	2644	2117	0
RED RIVER	6-1993	30	1121	1096	118	2765	2255	0
RED RIVER	5-1993	25	1079	827	154	2592	2065	0
RED RIVER	4-1993	28	1002	1310	84	2601	2125	0
RED RIVER	3-1993	31	1217	1283	103	2495	2340	0
RED RIVER	2-1993	27	1075	870	45	2025	1875	0
RED RIVER	1-1993	24	1466	1254	153	2736	2616	0
RED RIVER	12-1992	25	921	1273	105	2073	1948	0
RED RIVER	11-1992	30	1151	762	92	2157	2007	0
RED RIVER	10-1992	31	1212	1551	83	2452	2297	0
RED RIVER	9-1992	30	1078	1211	108	2318	2168	0
RED RIVER	8-1992	31	1220	1125	112	2226	2071	0
RED RIVER	7-1992	31	1150	1226	84	1983	1828	0
RED RIVER	6-1992	30	758	854	109	1724	1574	0
RED RIVER	5-1992	23	1550	1225	163	2141	2031	0
RED RIVER	4-1992	30	1176	1222	115	2366	2216	0
RED RIVER	3-1992	29	1206	1185	66	2103	1958	0
RED RIVER	2-1992	22	1218	1275	148	2357	2247	0
RED RIVER	1-1992	31	1258	1192	71	1860	1705	0
RED RIVER	12-1991	12	965	812	125	1375	1315	0
RED RIVER	11-1991	30	1154	1239	82	2058	1908	0
RED RIVER	10-1991	31	1208	1317	86	2202	2047	0
RED RIVER	9-1991	30	1171	1280	113	2416	2266	0
RED RIVER	8-1991	31	1197	1173	100	2371	2216	0
RED RIVER	7-1991	31	1178	1258	88	2235	2080	0
RED RIVER	6-1991	30	1182	1206	127	2271	2121	0
RED RIVER	5-1991	31	1306	1185	102	2898	2743	0
RED RIVER	4-1991	28	1167	1112	114	2291	2151	0
RED RIVER	3-1991	31	1223	1141	106	1929	1774	0
RED RIVER	2-1991	28	1137	1282	51	1776	1636	0
RED RIVER	1-1991	26	1123	798	131	1737	1607	0
RED RIVER	12-1990	27	1432	1627	136	2467	2332	0
RED RIVER	11-1990	30	1262	1137	98	2067	1917	0
RED RIVER	10-1990	31	1260	1228	57	2200	2045	0
RED RIVER	9-1990	30	1273	1209	75	2386	2236	0
RED RIVER	8-1990	31	1326	1614	74	2569	2414	0
RED RIVER	7-1990	31	1382	1142	114	2717	2563	0
RED RIVER	6-1990	30	1382	1572	111	2577	2427	0
RED RIVER	5-1990	31	1745	1610	253	3938	3783	0
RED RIVER	4-1990	29	1222	1128	73	1786	1643	0
RED RIVER	3-1990	31	1271	1523	23	1920	1765	0
RED RIVER	2-1990	20	953	834	53	1547	1451	0
RED RIVER	1-1990	31	1489	1672	103	2984	2829	0
RED RIVER	12-1989	31	1345	1283	45	2723	2568	0
RED RIVER	11-1989	30	1322	1216	63	2487	2337	0
RED RIVER	10-1989	26	1349	1571	93	2662	2532	0
RED RIVER	9-1989	30	1424	1170	158	3462	3312	0
RED RIVER	8-1989	31	1474	1587	156	3206	3051	0
RED RIVER	7-1989	31	1381	1233	143	2856	2701	0
RED RIVER	6-1989	30	1314	1604	97	2594	2444	0
RED RIVER	5-1989	31	1441	1260	113	2979	2824	0
RED RIVER	4-1989	30	1507	1532	128	2867	2717	0
RED RIVER	3-1989	31	1564	1562	167	3213	3058	0
RED RIVER	2-1989	28	1358	1179	153	2304	2164	0
RED RIVER	1-1989	30	1518	1648	131	2699	2549	0
RED RIVER	12-1988	31	1540	1691	162	2595	2440	0
RED RIVER	11-1988	30	1523	1292	128	3285	3135	0
RED RIVER	10-1988	31	1469	1745	114	3007	2852	0
RED RIVER	9-1988	30	1547	1285	256	2931	2781	0
RED RIVER	8-1988	31	1551	2078	301	2680	2525	0
RED RIVER	7-1988	12	939	201	167	1067	1017	0
RED RIVER	6-1988	1	272	786	87	555	550	0
RED RIVER	5-1988	27	1058	841	60	2020	1885	0
RED RIVER	4-1988	29	1275	1523	85	2551	2406	0
RED RIVER	3-1988	26	1400	1190	114	2540	2410	0
RED RIVER	2-1988	26	1349	1324	86	2627	2497	0
RED RIVER	1-1988	29	1637	1699	163	2832	2687	0
RED RIVER	12-1987	30	1224	1293	29	2138	1988	0
RED RIVER	11-1987	27	1533	1490	130	3288	3153	0
RED RIVER	10-1987	30	1516	1315	145	3254	3104	0
RED RIVER	9-1987	29	1337	1718	86	2771	2626	0
RED RIVER	8-1987	17	1403	1148	169	2923	2838	0
RED RIVER	7-1987	30	805	863	8	2094	1944	0
RED RIVER	6-1987	30	1095	861	24	2132	1982	0
RED RIVER	5-1987	19	1771	1986	206	4761	4666	0
RED RIVER	4-1987	27	1478	1179	147	3500	3365	0
RED RIVER	3-1987	31	1021	1459	4	1191	1036	0
RED RIVER	2-1987	28	1536	1306	141	3148	3008	0
RED RIVER	1-1987	31	1593	1567	208	2929	2774	0
RED RIVER	12-1986	31	500	420	3	658	503	0
RED RIVER	11-1986	30	826	1158	11	983	833	0
RED RIVER	10-1986	31	1445	1227	103	2248	2093	0
RED RIVER	9-1986	28	1353	1552	204	3079	2939	0
RED RIVER	8-1986	31	952	1527	15	2088	1933	0
RED RIVER	7-1986	31	1264	850	124	3282	3127	0
RED RIVER	6-1986	30	1308	1160	64	3095	2945	0
RED RIVER	5-1986	31	1506	1619	116	3674	3519	0
RED RIVER	4-1986	30	1127	812	26	2692	2542	0
RED RIVER	3-1986	31	1474	1625	135	3721	3566	0
RED RIVER	2-1986	28	1080	839	68	2306	2166	0
RED RIVER	1-1986	31	1509	1720	123	3057	2902	0
RED RIVER	12-1985	28	1518	1340	74	3189	3049	0
RED RIVER	11-1985	30	1568	2159	59	3732	3582	0
RED RIVER	10-1985	31	1642	1227	149	3903	3748	0
RED RIVER	9-1985	29	1440	1227	163	2573	2428	0
RED RIVER	8-1985	31	1192	1227	19	2232	2077	0
RED RIVER	7-1985	31	1620	1579	162	3265	3110	0
RED RIVER	6-1985	30	1555	1619	161	1829	1679	0
RED RIVER	5-1985	31	1630	1529	119	1991	1836	0
RED RIVER	4-1985	30	1291	1640	25	2343	2193	0
RED RIVER	3-1985	30	1771	1649	168	3770	3620	0
RED RIVER	2-1985	28	1363	1322	37	2159	2019	0
RED RIVER	1-1985	31	1953	1999	103	2485	2330	0
RED RIVER	12-1984	30	1972	2082	125	3963	3813	0
RED RIVER	11-1984	30	1675	1691	64	3371	2981	0
RED RIVER	10-1984	31	1855	1650	113	4225	3822	0
RED RIVER	9-1984	30	1688	1677	132	3995	3605	0
RED RIVER	8-1984	31	1821	1957	120	3991	3588	0
RED RIVER	7-1984	28	1976	1953	195	3442	3078	0
RED RIVER	6-1984	30	1915	1941	115	4237	3847	0
RED RIVER	5-1984	30	2170	2589	210	3491	3101	0
RED RIVER	4-1984	30	1981	1291	136	2835	2445	0
RED RIVER	3-1984	30	2003	2147	111	3044	2654	0
RED RIVER	2-1984	29	2097	2042	156	3026	2649	0
RED RIVER	1-1984	31	2143	2223	139	2520	2117	0
RED RIVER	12-1983	30	2221	2060	158	2362	1972	0
RED RIVER	11-1983	30	2304	2366	134	4349	3959	0
RED RIVER	10-1983	31	2387	2402	145	3204	2801	0
RED RIVER	9-1983	30	2476	2420	181	3620	3230	0
RED RIVER	8-1983	31	2420	2569	217	4526	4123	0
RED RIVER	7-1983	31	2436	2909	157	3640	3237	0
RED RIVER	6-1983	30	2483	2085	187	3491	3101	0
RED RIVER	5-1983	31	2652	2498	156	4670	4267	0
RED RIVER	4-1983	30	2777	3393	150	4045	3655	0
RED RIVER	3-1983	31	3069	2505	188	6153	5750	0
RED RIVER	2-1983	28	2998	2911	193	5244	4880	0
RED RIVER	1-1983	31	3191	3198	229	6392	5989	0
RED RIVER	12-1982	31	4190	4101	236	7983	7580	0
RED RIVER	11-1982	29	5021	5004	225	10212	9835	0
RED RIVER	10-1982	18	2884	3225	70	6093	5859	0
RED RIVER	9-1982	26	4953	4654	168	10095	9757	0
RED RIVER	8-1982	20	4161	4024	251	9226	8966	0
RED RIVER	7-1982	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
RED RIVER	6-1982	6	1560	1378	161	1989	0	1911