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Identifier: bulletinofunited212haye (find matches)
Title: Bulletin of the United States Geological Survey--Oil Fields of the Texas-Louisiana Gulf Coastal Plain
Year: 1903 (1900s)
Authors: Hayes, C.W.
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Fig. 8.—Map of Jennings oil field. For list of wells see top of p. 130. Although no logs of these wells have thus far been obtained withany degree of definiteness, the statements made by Mr. Hey wood, ofthe Jennings-Heywood syndicate, one of the earliest drillers in thisfield, appear to show that the Jennings field is also situated upon thecrest, or nearly so, of a deeply buried anticline.
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Kennedy?) JENNINGS DISTRICT. 129 OIL SAND. The oil-bearing bed in this district is an unconsolidated coarse-grained sand. It lies at a depth of 1,800 feet in the Jennings No. 1and 1,635 in the Southern No. 1. In the Southern No. 3 the sand isfound at 1,850 feet, and in the same companys Avell No. 4 it occurs at1,840 feet. In the Prairie Mamou well, half a mile to the southeastof the Jennings No. 1, a bed supposed to be the oil-bearing sandappears at a depth of 2,200 feet. In the Southern No. 2 an oil sandwas found at a little over 2,000 feet. This, from the location of thewell, is in all probability the same bed as found in the Prairie Mamouwell. The thickness of the oil-bearing sand is not known, but it isat least 50 feet, since it has been penetrated to that depth in the Jen-nings No. 1. No well has as yet passed entirely through to the under-lying beds. In the Jennings No. 1, Home Oil and DevelopmentCompanys well, and in the Southern Companys wells Nos. 2, 3, and4, the sand has pro

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