T32N R6W, New Mexico Principal Meridian, Colorado
Township 32 North, Range 6 West of the New Mexico Principal Meridian, in La Plata County: 184 oil and gas wells, 2 federal leases and 0 active mining claims across the township.
Public counts, always visible
115
Active wells
Free184
Total wells
Free2
Federal O&G leases
Free0
Active mining claims
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Sections with wells
What the Energy pack answers
184 wells are on record in this township, 115 of them active and 28 plugged and abandoned. They sit in 24 sections of the township. The Energy pack maps every well with status and operator, section by section.
Full answer · Energy packHILCORP ENERGY COMPANY (47), MORNINGSTAR OPERATING LLC (37) and SIMCOE LLC (29) hold the most wells here, out of 26 operators on record.
Full answer · Energy pack2 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 T32N R6W wells break down
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Wells by status
From state well records
| Active | 115 |
| Plugged and abandoned | 28 |
| Shut-in or inactive | 5 |
| Other or unreported | 36 |
| Total | 184 |
| 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. T32N R6W sits in the 32nd row of townships north of the baseline and the 6th range west of the New Mexico 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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