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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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• froducing we//s(numbers refer fo listofwef/sm body of report)O Drilling wells© Wooden tanks O stee/ tanks Pipe lines Numbers in red, well indexNumbers in black, land subdivisions BULLETIN NO. 212 PL. Hi
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JULIUS BIEN &COLITHN IT ATK.I cknnfdy?) BEAHMONT DISTRICT. 69 SPINDLETOP POOL. LIMITS OF THE POOL. The delimitation of this pool, as shown on the map (tig. 3, p. 86),has been practically completed by a series of borings made on almostevery side of the heights and in close proximity to them. Outside ofthe line indicating the limits of the pool these borings have in everyinstance proved to be dry holes. To the south two Avells—the McFad-den oil and gas well (No. 40) and the Hebert well (No 39), drilled todepths of 1,500 and 2,000 feet, respectively—have been abandoned.On the east the Gober No. 1 (No. 37), 1,840 feet; the Stribling (No.30), 1,530 feet; and a little farther east the United States No. 7 (w^ellNo. 38), 2,100 feet, have all been abandoned as dry. Northeast andnorth there are several wells of different depths, bat most of thesehave been abandoned as dry. Among them are the Bayou City (No.12), 2,010 feet; the Treadway (No. 18), 1,800 feet; the Allyne (No. 13),2,015 fee

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