XTO Cardinals DU #1H - Shelby County TX

Anyone know if there is a pipleine near this well?   Status shows "Waiting on Completion" so I guess that might might waiting on pipeline?    How long does it usually take to be connected to a pipeline so gas can start flowing and being sold?  Or how do we know if a pipeline is going to need to be built?  Thanks to anyone that might have any answers.

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Permalink Reply by D Cop on April 29, 2011 at 3:30
Yes, there is a pipeline very close \, probably several--on 87 and 139 and in between.  I found them on one of the maps of the area--marked in green, I think---

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