MCDANIEL BROTHERS "34" #1

Well context

Known public record details

API number4217331391

CountyGLASSCOCK County

OperatorDIAMONDBACK E&P LLC

FieldST. LAWRENCE S. (STRAWN)

LeaseMCDANIEL BROTHERS "34" (36599)

Well number1

StatusHistorical

Location

Location summary

Public records currently place this well in Glasscock County, ST. LAWRENCE S. (STRAWN) field, survey T&P RR CO./E P TEELE, abstract 1061, block 35, T-4-S, section 34. Surface locations can be incomplete or misleading for horizontal wells, so verify official plats, directional surveys, completion records, and source documents before relying on a map point.

SurveyT&P RR CO./E P TEELE

Abstract1061

Block35, T-4-S

Section34

Lifecycle

Well lifecycle timeline

W-1 permitNo linked signal yetDate unknown

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W-2/G-1 completionNo linked signal yetDate unknown

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Form PR productionNo linked signal yetDate unknown

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P-4 operator/lease changesNo linked signal yetDate unknown

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W-3A/W-3 pluggingNo linked signal yetDate unknown

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Directional survey, plat, or L-1No linked signal yetDate unknown

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Activity

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Documents

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