Section,township,range/production units

A well site has been built and derrick is being assembled on it. According to published info in the times the site is in the same S,T,R as my land. [S5,T21,R7] How do I find out if this well site is within the same production unit as my leased land? I have found that the production units sometimes split townships or otherwise don't always follow township boundary lines. I talked to some of the people at site and they could only tell me the landowner's name,which I already knew. (a deceased cousin) Thanks

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Comment by zzblues on November 28, 2008 at 15:23: Grice,
Thank you very much for the very helpful info. The map shows just what I wanted to learn. You were very helpful. Thanks again, zzblues

Comment by Grice on November 28, 2008 at 3:41: You may need to copy&Paste this into your browser address bar....

http://dnr.louisiana.gov/CONS/CONSEREN/hearings/2007/07JUL/07-754ap.pdf

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