To the reader:
- the first thing I would do is go through your most recent production statement and see if you have fourteen (14) wells;
The following was done quickly and there may be typographical errors.
Your production statement won't show the NDIC file number; it will show the operator's number. But certainly the operator can sort that out.
June 28, 2024 production statement; production through May, 2024 -- note: the CUDA well is now on the production statement:
NDIC file number, name of well, oil field, section-township-range:
19008, Brakken 30-31 1-H, Catwalk oil field, SENE 30-154-100; Williams County;
21907, Shorty 4-9 #1-H, Stony Creek oil field, Lot 2, section 4-155-100; Williams County;
30143, Folvag 5-8 XE 1H, Stony Creek oil field, SESE 32-156-100; Williams County;
31461, Shorty 4-9F #2TFH, Stony Creek oil field, NWNE 4-155-100; Williams County;
31443, Shorty 4-9F #3H, Stony Creek oil field, NWNE 4-155-100; Williams County;
31699, Shorty 4-9F #4TFH, Stony Creek oil field, SWSW 33-156-100; Williams County;
31700, Shorty 4-9F #5H, Stony Creek oil field, SWSW 33-156-100; Williams County;
31701, Shorty 4-9F #6TFH, Stony Creek oil field, SWSW 33-156-100; Williams County;
31702, Shorty 4-9F #7H, Stony Creek oil field, SWSW 33-156-100; Williams County;
31703, Shorty 4-9F #8TFH, Stony Creek oil field, SWSW 33-156-100; Williams County;
39366, Williston 30-31F XE 1H, Catwalk oil field, Lot 4, section 19-154-100; Williams County;
19478, Round Prairie 10-1819H, Round Prairie oil field, NENW 18-154-103; Williams County;
19927, Short Prairie 8-1224H, Round Prairie oil field, SWSE 12-154-104; Williams County;
39756, Cuda 14-26F XE 1H, Round Prairie oil field, SESE 11-154-104; Williams County;
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