landowner

Vertical Well - 40 Acre unit / XTO Zapp DU - Well 1 / 5 miles NE of Center / Thomas Lewellyn Survey (A-447)

 

Location Platt:

http://webapps.rrc.state.tx.us/dpimages/r/788362

 

W-1:

http://webapps.rrc.state.tx.us/dpimages/r/788369

 

Info:

Status #  692457
API # 		 OP # 945936   -   XTO ENERGY INC.   
Pending Approval ,Submitted: 03/08/2010 ,Filed: Online 		 ZAP DU - Well # 1
06 - SHELBY County		 New Drill
Vertical

 


 

          

 

General / Location Information

Basic Information:

Filing Purpose Welbore Profiles Lease Name Well # SWR Total Depth
New Drill Vertical ZAP DU 1 12500

 

Surface Location Information:

API # Distance from
Nearest Town		 Direction from
Nearest Town		 Nearest Town Surface Location Type
5.0  miles NE Center Land

 

Survey/Legal Location Information:

Section Block Survey Abstract # County
    THOMAS LEWELLYN  447  SHELBY

 

Perpendicular surface location from two nearest designated lines:

Perpendiculars Distance Direction Distance Direction
Survey Perpendiculars 627.0 feet from the southeast line and 2117.0 feet from the southwest line

 

Fields
District Field Name Field # Completion Depth Lease Name Well # Well Type Acres Distance to nearest well Distance to nearest Lease Line SWR Pooled/Unitized
06

CARTHAGE (HAYNESVILLE SHALE) 

Primary Field

 16032300 10720  ZAP DU 1 Gas Well 40.0   484.0 N

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landownerPermalink Reply by DJG on March 8, 2010 at 9:32
This one is permitted as a Carthage/Haynesville well drilling to 12,500.


It's currently a 40 acre unit/vertical well, however - which makes this an interesting one to watch.

Could be a test well, or perhaps targeting something other than the stated zone????

landownerPermalink Reply by DPS on March 10, 2010 at 16:32
I have a silly question. Last summer we found out that we have 28 mineral acres in the Thomas Lewellyn Survey A-447. Needless to say I was ecstatic when I say this thread and quickly dug out the info that we got last summer from Family Tree. After reading every word, it only states 28 mineral acres in A-447 but does not mention any information as to where in A-447 it is located. In the legal description is does state described in Deed from Robie Koonce dated March 1946 in vol and page #.

How does one find out where their mineral acres are located inside the survey?
Permalink Reply by jffree1 on March 10, 2010 at 19:07
You would have to go back through the deed records to find a legal description of the tract. You can't figure out where it is until you get that. The deed referenced by family tree most likely will have that description. If not, it should reference an earlier deed. Eventually you will find one with full description and then you can plat it out or give me a shout and I can do it for you.

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