Permit approved
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Known public record details
API number3002500490
CountyLea County
OperatorOperator 4323
FieldCHEVRON U S A INC /MALJAMAR GRAYBURG UN
LeaseMALJAMAR GRAYBURG UNIT #052
Well number052
OCD statusPlugged | source P
Well typeI
Location summary
Lea County | Sec 10, T17S, R32E, Unit D | CHEVRON U S A INC /MALJAMAR GRAYBURG UN
SurveyT17S R32E
Section10
TownshipT17S
RangeR32E
OCD unitD
Footage660' N, 690' W
Latitude32.854542
Longitude-103.760689
Depth and dates
Target depth0 ft
TVDNot reported
MVDNot reported
Ground elevation0 ft
Latest event dateMar 1, 1990
Latest event typePermit approved
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