Oil roundup: Arno field gains second producer near Pecos
Reeves County Arno field adds American Quasar Petroleum No 1 W.H. Betts, 13 miles NW of Pecos, locating 18,743 to 18,779 feet with open flow potential of 20 million cubic feet daily after acid treatment. Also notes Amoco and Shell activity in nearby Emperor and Wheeler regions with multiple test and development wells, tests, and planned reentries.
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Arno
Reeves County
American Quasar Petroleum Co
W.H. Betts
Pecos
T&p
American Quasar Petroleum No
Worsham
Worsham, North
Fusselman
Barstow
H&gn
Orla Petco, Inc
Midland
Kennedy-Faulkner
South
Delaware
Reeves
T&p Survey
Orla
Exxon Corp
Exxon Fee
Ward County
H&tc Survey
C&k Petroleum, Inc
Bennett
Royalty
Orla Petco,inc
Benton Land Co
Mi Vida
H&gn Survey
Gifford, Mitchell, Wisenbaker
Monaghan
Red Cloud
Quito
H&tc
Gulf Oil Corp
Vermejo
Ellenburger
W&nw Survey
Rhoda Walker
Pyote
John H. Wilson
Sun Oil Co
McKee
Halley
Winkler County
Montoya
Wink
Hilliard Oil & Gas, Inc
Monahans
Shell Oil CO
McCabe
Emperor
Amoco Production Co
Permian Basin Rig Count Hits New High
The Permian Basin rig count rose by 15 units to 259 for the week, the year’s high. West Texas and Southeast New Mexico had 244 rigs active, vs 247 a year ago. Lea County led with 22 rigs, followed by Eddy and Pecos counties at 21 each, Ward 18, Dawson 12, and Andrews 10.
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Permian
Texas
New Mexico
Lea County
N.M
Eddy, N.M
Pecos
Ward
Dawson
Andrews
Borden Chaves
Cochran Coke Concho Crane Crockett Dawson
Dickens Ector Eddy
Edwards Fisher
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Edgar J. Marston Jr
Mollie Lasater
Block
Kermit
F.W. Cowden
Wheeler Field
Goldsmith
R.A. Wheeler
PSL
Wolf Camp
Wolfcamp
AMOCO
Safeway
Bel-Air
Lynden Farms Potatoes
St. Eddy
Jen Corn
USDA
Fleischmann
Bath
Cragmont Plus Bil
Trappy
Red
Golden's Brown
Lipton
Vienna
Oso
Town House
Cragmont
Marshmallow Press
Moe
Coe Chuck
Planters
Polacolor
POLA
Sylvania
Sylvania Magicubes
Sylvania Hi Power
Jeno
Eggo Waffles
Usda Choice
Holly Farms
Frankfurters
VER
Purina
Alii
PRI