East Texas RRC map as of 2-1-2010
The Texas RRC map is frustrating to navigate. I made this one by merging 40+ screen captures. It covers the area from Melrose to Milam, and Hwy 103 to Southern Shelby County including the County Line prospect. I use Firefox and it zooms easily. It's a jpeg file so use whatever program you want to zoom in. I also labeled a few key wells.
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Texas RRC AREA MAP 1-31-2010.JPG, 2.2 MB
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Permalink Reply by j garrett on
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The easiest way to zoom right to it is to go to the RRC GIS viewer, then click on "Survey/Abstract". Then in the pop-up window select your county, then input the survey # where it says "A-_____", then click "Search". Then click "Map" in the search results window. It'll take you right to it.
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Permalink Reply by jffree1 on
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I am trying to find out if I am part of another well.
Find your tract on the Buckner-Smith Unit map. Then compare it to the map for the Duck DU to see if it's there. Also, compare the p-12s (owners) for each unit.
Or, call XTO owner relations at 1-866-886-2613 option #8 (Toll free).
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Permalink Reply by amigo1 on
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Do you know anything about the Falcon well. It is suppose to be in the A-726 survey. I cannot find out who is in that well but I think I am; however, don't know how to look up that information. Do you know when they will be starting to drill,etc. Thanks for any input you have. I heard that it will be drilled 20,000 feet.
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Permalink Reply by j garrett on
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I intentionally used a zoom level that would show the survey numbers. Zoom out any further and that detail is lost. If you know the survey name/number and the general area you are looking for you should be able to pinpoint what you need.
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Permalink Reply by Jane on
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I agree - Texas RRC site is very un-user friendly. This map is great! Thanks for putting it together.
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Permalink Reply by HS on
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Sure wish someone that knew what they were doing would do one on to the north
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Permalink Reply by elmer fudd on
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your map doesn't go far enough west.
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Permalink Reply by reallyoldguy on
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WOW! Just saw this. Thanks for all of your efforts, j garrett! This is so helpful!
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Permalink Reply by H1 on
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That's what I am talking about J Garrett. GREAT job.
OK who is going to do Shelby County? I dont' want to be sitting around and almost finish only to have someone post it just before i finish. This is a MUST have map for the curious.
I had thought about it, but though it would take a a month and a day to complete. I hate that GIS viewer.
How long did it take and what process did you use? SOFTWARE to put it together. small download for such a large map.
Has anyone asked RCC if they already have such a map we could pick up at their office?
THANKS
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