T1N R55W, 6th Principal Meridian, Colorado
Township 1 North, Range 55 West of the 6th Principal Meridian, in Morgan County: 141 oil and gas wells, 0 federal leases and 0 active mining claims across the township.
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Active wells
Free141
Total wells
Free0
Federal O&G leases
Free0
Active mining claims
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Sections with wells
What the Energy pack answers
141 wells are on record in this township, 0 of them active and 138 plugged and abandoned. They sit in 36 sections of the township. The Energy pack maps every well with status and operator, section by section.
Full answer · Energy packCRAMER* J.L. (18), PADCO LLC (9) and DENVER BASIN OIL CO (4) hold the most wells here, out of 77 operators on record.
Full answer · Energy pack0 authorized BLM oil and gas leases overlap this township, 0 BLM mining claims are active in it, and USGS documents 0 orphaned wells inside it. The Energy pack adds split-estate and orphaned-well screening for each section.
Full answer · Energy packHow the T1N R55W wells break down
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Wells by status
From state well records
| Active | 0 |
| Plugged and abandoned | 138 |
| Shut-in or inactive | 0 |
| Other or unreported | 3 |
| Total | 141 |
| Orphaned wells (USGS) | 0 |
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What is a PLSS township?
A Public Land Survey System township is a block of land about 6 miles on a side, divided into 36 sections of roughly 1 square mile (640 acres) each. T1N R55W sits in the 1st row of townships north of the baseline and the 55th range west of the 6th Principal Meridian, the north-south line that legal descriptions in this part of Colorado are measured from. Corrections and older surveys leave some townships with fractional or extra sections.
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