OCC Form 1002A Completion Report
OCC Form 1002A indexed in Oklahoma OCC Oil and Gas Well Records Forms for Amelia 9-21 LM Fee Com 2H in Roger Mills County.
Oklahoma source record details
API number3512900052
CountyRoger Mills County
OperatorMEWBOURNE OIL COMPANY
FieldNot reported
LeaseAmelia 9-21 LM Fee Com
Well number#2H
OCC/RBDMS statusCompleted | source code AC
Well typeOIL
Location summary
Roger Mills County | Sec 9, T16N, R24W, Unit IM
SurveyT16N R24W
Section9
TownshipT16N
RangeR24W
OCC unitIM
Footage1690' N, 1300' W
Latitude35.878381
Longitude-99.760238
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OCC Directional Survey
OCC Survey indexed in Oklahoma OCC Oil and Gas Well Records Forms for AMELIA 9-21 LM FEE COM 2H in Roger Mills County.
OCC Form 1002C Cementing Report
OCC Form 1002C indexed in Oklahoma OCC Oil and Gas Well Records Forms for AMELIA 9-21 LM FEE COM 2H in Roger Mills County.
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