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Oil and gas developments in Kansas during 1965
Document Type
Journal Article
Author
Source
Bull. - Kans., State Geol. Surv.; (United States); 185
Subject
02 PETROLEUM
03 NATURAL GAS KANSAS
NATURAL GAS INDUSTRY
PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
NATURAL GAS
PRODUCTION
PETROLEUM
DRILLING
ENHANCED RECOVERY
EXPLORATION
NATURAL GAS FIELDS
NATURAL GAS WELLS
OIL FIELDS
OIL WELLS
ENERGY SOURCES
FLUIDS
FOSSIL FUELS
FUEL GAS
FUELS
GAS FUELS
GASES
GEOLOGIC DEPOSITS
INDUSTRY
MIDWEST REGION
MINERAL RESOURCES
NATURAL GAS DEPOSITS
NORTH AMERICA
PETROLEUM DEPOSITS
RECOVERY
RESOURCES
USA
WELLS 020300* -- Petroleum-- Drilling & Production
030300 -- Natural Gas-- Drilling, Production, & Processing
Language
English
Abstract
Crude oil production in 1965 was 104,658,333 bbl. An estimated 20.9% of the oil was produced by secondary recovery methods. Natural gas production totaled 808.8 billion cu ft (14.65 psia). The Hugoton Gas Area produced 574 billion cu ft, about 71% of the total. Eighty-seven new fields were discovered during 1965: 78 found oil, 8 were gas fields, and 1 field had both oil and gas production. Rosalia Field, in Butler County, was the most significant discovery. Ness County led in total new field discoveries. An estimated 4,356 holes were drilled in the State during the year. Of the recorded completions, 1,458 produced oil, 208 were gas wells, 11 produced both oil and gas, 1,504 (327 wildcats) were dry holes, and 425 were saltwater disposal wells or wells used as input wells in secondary recovery operations. Estimated proved reserves at the end of 1965 included 751.6 million bbl of crude oil and 200.3 million bbl of natural gas liquids. Estimated proved reserves of natural gas were more than 16.6 trillion cu ft. (28 refs.)