PUN 053-102355-0-0000OTC Production Unit Number 053-102355-0-0000
Single-well PUN
Oklahoma source record details
API number3505322320
CountyGrant County
OperatorPALM OIL & GAS COMPANY
FieldLAYTON
LeaseFLO
Well number#1-10
OCC/RBDMS statusCompleted | source code AC
Well typeOIL
Location summary
Grant County | Sec 10, T26N, R03W, Unit IM | LAYTON
SurveyT26N R03W
Section10
TownshipT26N
RangeR03W
OCC unitIM
Footage890' S, 2310' W
Latitude36.748155
Longitude-97.508311
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
OCC Form 1002A Completion Report
OCC Form 1002A indexed in Oklahoma OCC Oil and Gas Well Records Forms for FLO 1-10 in Grant County.
OCC Form 1000 Intent to Drill
OCC Form 1000 indexed in Oklahoma OCC Oil and Gas Well Records Forms for FLO 1-10 in Grant County.
Completion filed for FLO 1-10
Oklahoma OCC completion record in Grant County for LAYTON.
Completion filed for FLO 1-10
Oklahoma OCC completion record in Grant County for LAYTON.
Documents
Recent Oklahoma source documents
Lifecycle
Well lifecycle timeline
Oklahoma permit and intent records can indicate requested drilling, re-entry, deepening, amendment, extension, or cancellation activity.
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.
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