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POOL NAME: Table Mesa Dakota Oil Pool LOCATION: T. 27 N., R. 17 W., San Juan County, New Mexicc PRODUCING UNIT(S): Dakota Sandstone (Cretaceous) DISCOVERY WELL: Continental Oil Co. No. 1 Table Mesa, located in sec. 3, T. 27 N., R. 17 w.: completed 9/25/25 through an open-hole interval from 1,315 ft to plugged-back total depth of 1,320 ft. Total depth 1,333 ft. IPF 312 BOPD. LITHOLOGY AND THICRNESS OF RESERVOIR: Interbedded lenticclar sandstone and shale, 200 ft thick, 12 ft average net pay, 20% average porosity, 200 millidarcies average permeability. TYPE OF TRAP: Structural, formed by northeast-trending anticline. PROPERTIES OF OIL AND GAS: Oil gravity is 560 API. Oil is paraffin based. ANbnrAL PRODUCTION, 1984: 3,436 BO + 372,134 BW CUMULATIVE PRODUCTION TO 12/31/84: 1,387,858 BO NUMBER PRODUCING WELLS, 12/31/84: 2 ESTIMATED ULTIMATE RECOVERY: Not available REFERENCES: Lauth (1978~): New Mexico Oil & Gas Engineering Committee (1985) 3- 105
POOL NAME: Ute Dome Dakota Gas Pool LOCATION: T. 31-32 N., R. 13-14 W., San Juan County, New Mexico PRODUCING UNIT(S): Dakota Sandstone (Cretaceous) DISCOVERY WELL: Stanolind No. 1-30X, located in Sec. 35, T. 32 N., R. 14 W.; completed in 1921 through an openhole interval from 1,971 ft to total depth of 2,325 ft. Estimated IP 12,000 MCFGPD. LITHOLOGY AND THICKNESS OF RESERVOIR: Interbedded very fine- to fine-grained sandstone and shale, 80-160 ft thick. Pay zones are sandstones, 20-55 ft net pay, 15% porosity, 10 milliC'arcies permeability. TYPE OF TRAP: Structural, formed by northwest-trending, faulted anticline. PROPERTIES OF OIL AND GAS: Oil gravity is 450 API. Gas is sweet, contains mostly hydrocerbons. ANNUAL PRODUCTION, 1984: 941,225 MCFG + 5,083 BO + 12,80C BW CUMULATIVE PRODUCTION TO 12/31/84: 13,808,274 MCFG NUMBER PRODUCING WELLS, 12/31/84: 26 ESTIMATED ULTIMATE RECOVERY: Not available REFERENCES: Tezak (1978a); New Mexico Oil & Gas Engineering Committee (1985) 3-106
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A Preliminary Mineral-Resource Pote
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ABSTFlACT A preliminary mineral-res
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VOLUME I Abstract Introduction Purp
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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.
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4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 1
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41. Comparison of average price of
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88. 89. INDl JSTRIAL MATERIALS MAPS
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PHYSIOGRAPHY AND GEOMGY (by V. T. M
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L JJ Figure 9. Time-stratigraphic n
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County and thin to the east and sou
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I . PENNSYLVANIAN 1 PERMIAN Magdale
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(Permian). The Rico Formation consi
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Mesozoic Stratigraphy (by V. T. McL
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actual depositional environment of
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sw Son &on Countv EXPLANATION FT Cl
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lesser amounts of brown carbonaceou
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numerous beds of bentonite. The ben
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Eocene (Gregory, 1917, p. 15, 81) o
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WLE 2 - Summary of production of va
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DESCRIPTION OF KNOWN MINERAL DEPOSI
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formally designated pools is summar
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the oil produced from San Juan Coun
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each sandstones that are sealed by
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Chacra pools have either stratigrap
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and gas can be produced. Reservoirs
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shale, siltstone, and fine-grained
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Fig. 22). Nine Pennsylvanian oil po
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Defiance monoclines. Structural rel
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section that might have petroleum p
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subjected to high heat flows associ
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pool (Fig. 19). The Point Lookout c
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target in the San Juan County part
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abandoned Tom pool (Fig. 22). The M
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nonproductive areas. Reservoirs may
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productive petroleum pools is relat
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Possible traps on the Defiance upli
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States, any accumulations of commer
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Table 6 - coal production In Sa" Ju
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Table 8 - Production (short tons) o
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Table 10. Coal Reserves for San Jua
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Table 11 (contfd) BarLer Prox. Mois
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HI5356 T. 311 NI, R. 15 H., BOC 2 ~
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east (Beaumont, 1971). The southern
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patterns, drill hole data, and mini
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operation in 1963, supplying coal t
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thickness of 6 ft per bed, are pres
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cuestas dissected by sandy arroyos
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in San Juan County are the Barker,
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an area of 140 sq mi. The Hogback m
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southeast. Major faults are not app
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The development potential for the N
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General DescriDtion--Several oil an
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thickness categories of 2.5, 5, and
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Table 15 - ursnlum production by co
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figure^ 26. 10 '0 10 20 30 40 ml b-
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however, only one property produced
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TABLE 17 - Uranium production by di
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(Scarborough, 1981). Chuska Subdist
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Table 18 - Chemical analyses of ura
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marginal-marine environment (Mickle
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Geothermal Resources (by V. T. McLe
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Deposit !rypes Metals (by V. T. McL
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Geoloap-Vanadium occurs in most of
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found in the area (Allen, 1951). Th
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metallic materials have an inherent
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a place-value basis. Of the materia
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unique specifications that must be
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TABLE 24. Carbon dioxide content of
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with as little as 10-20% C02 could
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(Fig. 30). The Four Corners platfor
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Triassic, Permian, and Pennsylvania
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forms a thixotropic gel in water. T
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quality of a particular shale. Pote
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TABLE 26 - Currently exploited and
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throughout the county, the potentia
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stones have been used in buildings
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potential of stone near population
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TABLE 30 - Helium content of gases
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TABLE 31 (cont'd) 0 erator, Locatio
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igneous intrusives that de-gas as t
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moderate potential. The Four Corner
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as a discrete tectonic element. Cen
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section of this report. The coal-be
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temperature range the material expa
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or less fragmented by violent erupt
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approximately eight square miles in
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material for lime (Boynton and Guts
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tests, which are performed followin
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0 m x m a e m
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Table 36 - Chemical analyses of raw
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economic activity (Field, 1972). Su
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it as a generally unwanted byproduc
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SUMMARY As is true with all prelimi
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9) RECOMMENDATIONS Any areas with a
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REFERENCES Albrethsen, H., Jr., and
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Barker, J. M., Campbell, F., Evelet
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Broderick, G. N., 1965, Sulfur: New
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Chenoweth, W. L., 1957, Radioactive
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Dugan, T., and Fagrelius, K., 1978b
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Field, C. W., 1972, Sulfur--element
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Gruner, J. W., and Smith, D. K., Jr
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Hornbeck, J. M., 1978, Flora Vista
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Lease, R. C., 1971a, Hogback upper
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Matheny, M. L., and Matheny, J. P.,
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McLemore, V. T., Broadhead, R. F.,
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Nickelson, H. B., 1988, One hundred
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Peterson, J. A., Loleit, A. J., Spe
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Riggs, E. A., 1983b, Crouch Mesa Fr
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Shomaker, J. W., 1971c, Mesa Verde,
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Strobell, J. D., Jr., O'Sullivan, R
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Weide, D. L., Schneider, G. B., Myt
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1: Occurrence number refers to the
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FIGURE i-1 - Numbering system used
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1. NP 2. HN Cunningham Permits 3. 1
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1. NP 2. Kin-Ark Corporation Projec
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I. 29N15W04441 2. Christiansen-Blac
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1. 30N15W16331 2. Walker Mine 3. NE
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1. 32NiZW18332 2. Unknown Mine 3. N
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1. 32N13W15443 2. Morgan Mine 3. SW
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1. 2. Hagback Nos. 3 and 4 Mines 3.
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I. 2. Hogback No. 9 Mine 3. 1/4 SEC
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SAN JUAN COUNTY INDUSTRIAL MINERALS
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w e PR M. 3 M. Isaee SDlUlern mien
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n. L. mu et al. 205 nu, 200 IWL 11/
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2-50
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POOL NAME: Kiffen Nacimiento Gas Po
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POOL NAME: Aztec Farmington Gas Poo
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POOL NAME: Bloomfield Farmington Oi
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POOL NAME: Kutz Farmington Gas Pool
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POOL NAME: Oswell Farmington Oil Po
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POOL NAME: Aztec Fruitland (gas) LO
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POOL m: Blanco Fruitland Gas Pool L
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POOL HAME: Conner Fruitland Gas Poo
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POOL NAME: Farmer Fruitland Gas Poo
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POOL NAME: Gallegos Fruitland Gas P
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POOL NAME: Glades Fruitland Gas Poo
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POOL NAME: Kutz Fruitland Gas Pool
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POOL NAME: North Los PiEos Fruitlan
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POOL NAME: Pifion Fruitland Gas Poo
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POOL NAME: Pump Mesa Fruitland Gas
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POOL NAME: Albino Pictured Cliffs G
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POOL NAME: Ballard Pictured Cliffs
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POOL NAME: South Blanc0 Pictured Cl
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POOL NAME: South Gallegos Fruitland
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POOL NAME: Harper Hill Fruitland-Pi
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POOL NAME: West Kutz Pictured Cliff
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POOL NAME: Ojo Fruitland-Pictured C
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POOL NAME: Twin Mounds Pictured Cli
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POOL NAME: Blanco Mesaverde Gas Poo
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POOL NAME: Cuervo Mesaverde Oil Poo
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POOL NAME: Nenahnezad Mesaverde Oil
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Page 489 and 490: POOL NAME: Navajo City Chacra Gas P
Page 491 and 492: POOL NAME: Alamito Gallup Oil Pool
Page 493 and 494: POOL NAME: Amarillo Gallup Oil Pool
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Page 497 and 498: POOL NAME: Calloway Gallup Gas Pool
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Page 501 and 502: POOL NAME: Eagle Gallup Gas Pool LO
Page 503 and 504: POOL NAME: Flora Vista Gallup Gas P
Page 505 and 506: POOL NAME: Horseshoe Gallup Oil Poo
Page 507 and 508: POOL NAME: Knickerbocker Buttes Gal
Page 509 and 510: POOL NAME: La Plata Gallup Oil Pool
Page 511 and 512: POOL NAME: Many Rocks Gallup Oil Po
Page 513 and 514: POOL NAME: McDermott Gallup Gas Poo
Page 515 and 516: POOL NAME: Mesa Gallup Oil Pool LOC
Page 517 and 518: POOL NAME: Ojo Gallup Gas Pool LOCA
Page 519 and 520: POOL NAME: Rattlesnake Gallup Oil P
Page 521 and 522: POOL NAME: North Shiprock Gallup Ga
Page 523 and 524: POOL NAME: Totah Gallup Oil Pool LO
Page 525 and 526: POOL NAME: Verde Gallup Oil Pool LO
Page 527 and 528: POOL NAME: Barker Creek Dakota Gas
Page 529 and 530: POOL NAME: Dufers Point Gallup-Dako
Page 531 and 532: POOL NAME: Rattlesnake Dakota Oil P
Page 533 and 534: POOL NAME: North Shiprock Dakota Oi
Page 535 and 536: POOL NAME: Snake Eyes Dakota Gas Po
Page 537: POOL NAME: Straight Canyon Dakota G
Page 541 and 542: POOL NAME: Leggs Entrada Oil Pool L
Page 543 and 544: POOL NAME: Barker Creek Paradox Gas
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Page 547 and 548: POOL NAME: Cone Paradox Oil Pool LO
Page 549 and 550: POOL NAME: Hogback Pennsylvanian Oi
Page 551 and 552: WOL NAME: Pajarito Pennsylvanian D
Page 553 and 554: POOL NAME: Table Mesa Pennsylvanian
Page 555 and 556: POOL NAME: Ute Dome Paradox Gas Poo
Page 557 and 558: POOL NAME: Hogback Mississippian Oi
Page 559 and 560: POOL NAME: North Tocito Dome Missis
Page 561 and 562: POOL NAME: Tom Devonian Oil Pool LO
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SAMPLE NO. 78-28 DONE FOR cimarron
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SAMPLE NO. #8 78-3 DONE FOR cimarro
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SAMPLE NO. 39-78-28 DONE FOR cimarr
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SAMPLE NO. 8-78-3 DONE FOR charron
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SAMPLE NO. 9-1 DONE FOR cimarron co
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SAMPLE NO. 1-78-2 DONE FOR cimarron
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SAMPLE NO. j-63220 DONE FOR mem 25
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SAMPLE NO. 5 DONE FOR ma25 SAMPLE L
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SAMPLE NO. 14 DONE FOR mem 25 SAMPL
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SAMPLE NO. p-21-h DONE FOR san juan
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SAMPLE NO. ui-10-142 DONE FOR Utah
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SAMPLE NO. Ui-16-183 DONE FOR utah
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SAMPLE NO. ui-19-94 DONE FOR Utah i
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SAMPLE NO. 144 DONE FOR san juan SA
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I' i' .. .(. I .: .. Appendix 6 Coa
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APPENDIX Coal Resource Data for San
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WELL NUMBER sj 401 COUNTY san juan
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WELL NUMBER allison # 16 COUNTY rio
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WELL NUMBER amw 6-1 COUNTY san juan
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WELL NUMBER army 6-2 COUNTY san jua
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WELL NUMBER dh 2k COUNTY san juan Q
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WELL NUMBER USgS 8 COUNTY san juan
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WELL NUMBER p-22 COUNTY san juan QU
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WELZ, NUMBER p-36 COUNTY san juan Q
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WELL NUMBER 1-26 COUNTY san juan QU
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WELL NUMBER r-28d COUNTY san juan Q
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WET& NUMBER 32n13w28.1 COUNTY san j
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WELL NUMBER 22nlOw17.1 COUNTY san j
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WELL NUPlBER 23nllw19.1 COUNTY san
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WELL NUMBER 22n9w29.1 COUNTY san ju
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WELL NUMBER 23n12w6 COUNTY san juan
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WELL NUMBER b-1 COUNTY san juan QUA
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WEZL NUMBER b-4 COUNTY san juan QUA
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WELTJ NUMBER b-18 COUNTY san juan Q
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WELL NUMBER b-19 COUNTY san juan QU
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WEU NUMBER b-21 COUNTY san juan QUA
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WELL NUMBER a-4 COUNTY san juan QUA
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WELL NUMBER a-11 COUNTY san juan QU
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WELL NUMBER sj 41 COUNTY san juan Q
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WELL NUMBER 3114-30-3 COUNTY san ju
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WELL NUMBER sj 40 COUNTY san juan Q
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WELL NUMBER navajo tribe 6213 COUNT
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WELL NTJMBER hz 40 COUNTY san juan
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WELL NUMBER hz 43 COUNTY san juan Q
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WELL NUMBER hz 25 COUNTY san juan Q
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WELL NUMBER 25430 COUNTY san juan Q
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WELT, NUMBER 25753 COUNTY san juan
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WELL NUMBER 9394-71 COUNTY rio arri
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WELL NUMBER 17877-194 COUNTY rio ar
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WELL NUMBEX 15796 COUNTY san juan Q
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WEJX NUMBER 9460 COUNTY san juan QU
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WELL NUMBER 25729 QUADRANGLE espino
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WELL NUMBER 25684 COUNTY san juan O
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