These 960 acre CV units are in addition to previously formed Haynesville units for the same sections.  Between the HA and CV depth definitions all formations, including the Lower Cotton Valley, are covered for both fields.  APC now has from 6,792' down to 10,300' subsurface in the CPI. 7,804' down to 9,040' for the CV and 9,220' to 10,800' for the Haynesville in Dixie.

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