Digital Petroleum Atlas |
Taloga Field Oil & Gas Data | ||||
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General Field Information | |
Exploration Method: | Reflection seismograph survey |
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Drilling Casing Practices: | All wells produce through perforations. Lansing: Acidized with 1000 gallons 15%. Kansas City: Acidized with 1000 gallons 15%. Cherokee: Acidized with 1000 gallons 15%. Morrowan: "A" Sandstone: Acidized with 500 gallons mud acid. Fractured with 5000 gallons oil, 2500 pounds sand. "C" Sandstone: Acidized with 500 gallons mud acid. Fractured with 5000 gallons oil, 2500 pounds sand. "F" Sandstone: Acidized with 1000 gallons mud acid. Fractured with 5000 gallons oil, 2500 pounds sand. "G" Sandstone: Acidized with 500 gallons mud acid. Fractured with 5000 to 10,000 gallons oil, 2500 to 10,000 pounds sand. Keyes Sandstone: Acidized with 500 gallons mud acid. Fractured with 10,000 gallons oil, 10,000 pounds sand. Surface casing: 1500 feet. |
Discovery Well(s) |
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Well Location: | C SW 34-T34S-R42W |
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Rotary Total Depth: | 5519 |
Production Zone: | Upper Morrow G Oil |
Discovery Method: | Reflection seismograph survey |
Initial Gas Potential: | 82000 MCF |
Initial Formation Pressure: | 899 |
Comments: | BTU 1014. The initial production was commingled "G" sandstone and Keyes sandstone, but later produced only from the Keyes sandstone. This well recovered gas in all of the gas-producing zones of the field by drill stem tests except the "C" gas sand (probably correlates to the Purdy sandstone), which was discovered later in the Cyr Trust 1, Carter Oil Company, 35S-42W-2, 15-129-00020. |
Data Source: | KOGF, Vol. II; DISCOVERY 2624 |
Well Location: | C SW 35-T34S-R42W |
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Rotary Total Depth: | 4700 |
Production Zone: | Upper Morrow G Oil |
Discovery Method: | Reflection seismograph survey |
Initial Oil Potential: | 101BOPD (46ยบ gravity) |
Data Source: | KOGF, Vol. II |
Well Location: | C NW 34-T34S-R42W |
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Rotary Total Depth: | 4600 |
Production Zone: | Cherokee Group |
Discovery Method: | Reflection seismograph survey |
Data Source: | KOGF, Vol. II; DISCOVERY 6526 |
Well Location: | C NW 2-T35S-R42W |
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Rotary Total Depth: | 4700 |
Production Zone: | Upper Morrow C Gas |
Discovery Method: | Reflection seismograph survey |
Comments: | The Upper Morrow "C" Gas Sandstone probably coorelates with the Purdy sandstone. |
Data Source: | KOGF, Vol. II |
Well Location: | C NE SE 35-T34S-R42W |
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Rotary Total Depth: | 5023 |
Production Zone: | Upper Morrow Oil A and C sandstones |
Discovery Method: | Reflection seismograph survey |
Initial Oil Potential: | "A" sandstone: 125 BOPD; "C" sandstone: 193 BOPD |
Data Source: | KOGF, Vol. II |
Summary Production Information | |
Field Size: | 10320 acres |
Total Wells: | 148 |
Productive Oil Wells: | 47 as of August 2024 |
Productive Gas Wells: | 26 as of August 2024 |
Abandoned Wells: | 28 |
Cumulative Oil: | 10,024,227.16 bbls as of August 2024 |
Cumulative Gas: | 47,356,066.00 mcf as of August 2024 |
Producing Formation:CHEROKEE |
Depth Top: | 3894 feet |
Formation Lithology: | Limestone, brown, gray, fine crystalline, sandy with sandstone, gray, fine-grained, angular-subangular grains. |
Trap Type: | The Taloga field is located on an asymmetrical anticline. The north, west and south flanks dip gently with a very steep dip on the east flank, which may be caused by a deep-seated fault that does not cut the Morrowan or younger formations. There are eight producing horizons in the Taloga field below the Greenwood pay. The Cherokee zone is controlled by porosity. |
Continuity of Reservoir Rocks: | The Cherokee produced from a porosity trap or sandstone pinchout in the northwestern part of the field. |
CHEROKEE (Cherokee Group) |
Average Thickness: | 8 feet |
CHEROKEE (Cherokee Group) |
Produces Oil: | Yes |
Average Gas Column: | 14 |
Drive Mechanism: | Local porosity trap with gas drive |
CHEROKEE (Cherokee Group) |
Minimum BTU: | 1130 | Maximum BTU: | 1130 | Specific Gravity: | .701 |
CHEROKEE (Cherokee Group) |
Porosity Type: | Intergranular |
Producing Formation:MORROWAN |
Depth Top: | 4428 feet |
Formation Lithology: | Gray, fine to medium coarse grained, partly shaly, partly calcareous, glauconitic |
Trap Type: | The Taloga field is located on an asymmetrical anticline. The north, west and south flanks dip gently with a very steep dip on the east flank, which may be caused by a deep-seated fault that does not cut the Morrowan or younger formations. There are eight producing horizons in the Taloga field below the Greenwood pay. The Morrowan zones are controlled primarily by structure. The western extent of production from the Upper Morrowan is controlled by stratigraphy. |
Continuity of Reservoir Rocks: | Keyes sandstone cover the entire field. It produce water on the flanks of the structure. |
MORROWAN (Upper Kearny Member) |
Average Thickness: | 54 feet |
MORROWAN (Upper Kearny Member) |
Produces Oil: | Yes |
Average Gas Column: | 130 |
Drive Mechanism: | Primarily a gas solution drive aided with water drive |
Proven Production: | 10320 acres |
MORROWAN (Upper Kearny Member) |
Minimum BTU: | 1028 | Maximum BTU: | 1028 | Specific Gravity: | .685 |
MORROWAN (Upper Kearny Member) |
Average Porosity: | 14 % |
MORROWAN (Upper Kearny Member) |
Average Horizontal: | 58 md |
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