Plugging notice filed
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Known public record details
API number3002501054
CountyLea County
OperatorOperator 495
Field05/05/07 REENTRY TO WOLFCAMP
LeaseL H CHAMBERS #002
Well number002
OCD statusPlugged | source P
Well typeS
Location summary
Lea County | Sec 11, T12S, R33E, Unit C | 05/05/07 REENTRY TO WOLFCAMP
SurveyT12S R33E
Section11
TownshipT12S
RangeR33E
OCD unitC
Footage660' N, 1980' W
Latitude33.29875
Longitude-103.586742
Depth and dates
Target depth11,000 ft
TVD11,000 ft
MVD11,000 ft
Ground elevation4,249 ft
Latest event dateJun 13, 1973
Latest event typePlugging notice filed
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