Help! Need to know how many acres are included in this designated Unit

Can someone tell me how to find out how many acres are included in the designated unit for unit no. 109-x-51? Thanks

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Permalink Reply by Nixon Dow on July 13, 2015 at 11:21

There are multiple units proposed in that single order. What is the Unit name (E.I. HA RA SUEE) or the section township range you want?

The order also only says 640~ ac for each unit. Unless they specify on the survey plat in the well file or possible on a survey with the exact acreage filed in the conveyance records, you might to contact the operator for the exact number.

Permalink Reply by Ken Boone on July 16, 2015 at 8:57

The unit name is HA RA SUBB

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