Kelley-19

T14 R15 Sec19
Begin drill rig setup

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Comment by Gregory on August 9, 2011 at 13:23: This is a snubbing or workover rig. They are either drilling surface, or doing re-entry after the well was drilled, for repairs or well control.

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