Kansas Refining Century: 14 Modern Plants at 327000 Barrels Daily
Scattered across Kansas are 14 refineries with a 327000 barrel daily capacity. The industry traces growth from early 1900s plants in Neodesha Paola Cherryvale Longton and others to today’s complex towers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Neodesha
Standard Oil Co
Fall River
Kansas Oil Exploration For 99 Years
Kansas oil and gas activity in 1958 shows a 3.3 percent oil production drop from 1957 but higher exploration intensity with 136 new fields and 5,550 wells drilled. Sherman County opened the Llanos field with Lansing-Kansas City oil at 4500 feet, plus Sappa Creek and Rueb fields boosting northwestern Kansas. Natural gas reserves rose 4.9 percent to 20.2 trillion cubic feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
Edwin D. Goebel
Oil and Gas
State Geological Survey
University of Kansas
Goebel
Sherman County
Llanos
Lansing- Kansas City
Sappa Creek
Rawlins County
Rueb
Cheyenne County
Hugoton Gas
Also Mentioned on This Page
William M. Mills
Norman
Mid-Continent
Indian Territory
Paola
Cherryvale
Longton
Nioaze
Humboldt
Chanute
Southwest
Peru
Chautauqua County
Sam Porter
Montgomery County
Supreme Court
el Dorado
Augusta
Butler County
Oimean
Arkansas City
Wichita
Kansas Cities
Standards Neadesham
Moore
Vickers Petroleum Company, Inc
Potwin
Kansas Oil Exploration
Portobase
Byers
L’ortobase
Jack Base
Portobase, Inc
North Plummer
S. Grant
Freedom
OIL
America
Mid-America
Marco
Mid-America Refining Co., Inc
Chanute, Kansas