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The area in which it requests the Committee to establish well spacing has been proved productive of gas and the vertical and horizontal productive limits thereof have been defined by the drilling of the following described wells at the following described locatiobst U erator Lease and Well Number Location Pan American State 187409 Well 1 601' FNL, 6579 FEL, Section 11 Township it NOPth, Range 10 West, S.M. Pan Americans State 19741, well 1 732' FSL, 20401 FEL, Section 8 To nsh.�p 11 NorV), Range 9 West, S,M; Pan America -.I State 16741, Wel,j„ 2 1F 1.9' Ty�L s 1&43FWL, Section 8 i 't"ownshi�a 11 Nca�ith, Range West, S.M. Pan American State 1,75t�9 Wall i e , 704.2 FSL, 393.5' FWL, Section 6 'Township 11 North, Panpe 9 West, S.M. Pan American State 17589, Well, .1-=A 1250' FSI,, 20251 FWL, Sections 6 To%mship 11 North, Range 9 West, S.M. Pan American State 17591, Well 1 660' FSLv 660' FEZ, Section 3 fir.-,wrashi�s 11 i�o�wth, Range1Q h'es�,:o S.M. She11 North Cook Inlet State 1 1981' Sovath, 1977' Fast of NW Corner, Section 29, Township 12 North, Range 9 West, S.H. 2. The owners of interests in the North Cook Inlet Unit containing the Tertiary SY8tem Initial Participating Area oistlined on Exhibit "A" ha a ,, r 5' fq R'e2 to l*�iF S�pp�ad po-k9PJd �-,.IP.(�;'r ;5 v� e © p � y -rT0, Ao &f '?1q t�:? 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Aq peuMo st Tun pies woad peonpoad eq 4euI gaTgM pue UT se3 eqy csoznzei.S exseTV eqa 40 08T°S0c8E coos Aq paztaogzne se 'saseaT JTegz go uoTzeaedo pue 'zuewdoTenep ' Zuawa3euew , azil.Tun eql� JOI epTAOad oi, s;sa.ze,-uT Bons 91ea3aa4uT 4TTaezunTon 01. iila wells described in Paragraph 1, This interva! comPrXSQ-'F' i" pt:;_ of �:ha unitized interval in the North Cook Inlet Unit Agreement by which the owners have agreed to voluntarily integrate their interests in leases wh-c'_A-include the subject area® 4,, These formations designated in Paragraph 30 occurring beneath the area described in Paragraph 2, include all of each common accumulation of gas and should be considered. developod,� and produced as a s1xgle source of supply. S. The area for �drich sparing is *4ciught Is located in Cook Inlet in waters at a depth of approximate loo fueti trteax low wow tile, and at a distance of approximately Six miles fror-ii the nearest rl',"sra, Drilling on a regular spacing plan and at regular locations would be unduly burdensome and expensive, to the extent that development of the pool on such a pattern is not feasible. The area should be developed and operated from a single permanent platform constructed with foundations in the bottom of took Inlet and rising above the surface of the waters of the Cook Inlet to a height sufficient so that develop- ment and producing operations may be conducted thereon continuously throughout ,the year. 61 The wells to be drilled should be drilled from a single platform; the number of wells to be drilled should be the minivium nitniber required to supply the anticipated market for gas from the area; aldithe location of the w9l',8 to be drilled should be in accordance"Iwith'a patto'E% which will perm�lt maximum, ultimate gas production, A "cluster" spacing pattern, in which all wells are located at the indicated optimum structural position, Is necessax-j to permit fulfillment of these conditions, and establishment cf such a pattern is the desire of the owners and the request of the Applicant, 7, Rule 2061.2 of the Alaska Oil and Gas Corierv.-4tinm M V r r) r to g, and a.ccta y i from ling ox.: 4: -ar spacir, y pate r, is s ca-� and cry, 4y Jove lopw, _.„i c: f Cook Inlet Gas F i,,<:_ f the optimum condit i(c ns i.t ossible in the Prose' problems inv �i,r r in produC_:ng, t-!,&isporting, processing, and marixs,ting of pfFpam the North Cook Inlet Area, it is necessary that a IVcluater,-spacing paol-TRrn ac hereir, roquez#ted be est&biichad for the Tertiary System Initial Participating Area of the North Cook Inlet .?nit. This will allow the c%mot-s to d lip s ,a spaced arse W a single cmi;i�ye� e;ev4mul�ation of gas for the buie�it ok mll the owners thz7vuf and to produol-, U,12, of the gas which may be economically preAuced with a::,i many wells as, but me „,Aom wells than, are necgQ**&g5, to supply the anticipated mark-.§t; all in accordance with the p,t cvisions of Sec. 31.05,,100 of the Alaska St.�+tvt*s acid pursuant to Rule 2061-2, of h; OAl and Gas Conser,,ation Regulavtonv, 9. Shown an Exhibit "B", attached to this Application, is the spacing pattern which Applicant believes will beet allow the operator to achieve and maintain the optimum producing rate for the unit, with ai many wells as, but no more welln than, are reasonably necessary,, (i.e., 15 wells, o-,;° one well for each 660 acres included in the unit) and which spacing pattern will at the same time allow the production of all of the gas that can sconomicelAy Ike produced from the common accumulation or accumulationo of gas included within the unit. WHEREF'ORZ � Applicant puaya that this mattor be set fo»,, that notice thereof be given as required by the Statutes and the Rules of the Committee; that a hearing be held as provided by law; and that;, bzw�Dc: the evidence presented at the hearing, the Committee enter an Order establishing spacing for the Tertiary System Initial Participating Area of t4— North Conk Inlet Unit in the North Cook Inlet Field which will permit "cluster" &-illing in accordance with the pattern shown on Exhibit "B" and will perm?.t Vvn :nv.xeers to drill up to the number of ,eal l s depicted on Exhibit' "B". Respectfully submitted, PAN AMERICAN PETROLEUM COORPORATION By Gr� � " eC.e�w-"r...v RECEIVED %'', 27 Its Attorneys f T 13 N 1 t T 12 N T 11 N R 10 W SZ?wLL-RtCHFZELD 1 1 AN 3 STANDARD { 15 14 a 221 13 _�_ 1 w AMERICAN-SKEI,LY� -PAN { SiNi:r_A,!r-pHILL.iPS VELL 22 23 24 6 9 i OF 2 20 1 1 1 33 34 1 IO` 14DC /759/ _ ._. A DL i8T5__ R 9 W i SHELL E { ,i1CHFIELo dSTA 40A 0 S'IGNAL�'OIL 8 GAS C13 /O'Ii�PANY �� y. I N mrayA E ICr, C�IRICAN—._.ESL_ Y pANAMFRICAk-SKELLY PAN AMERICAN-SKELLY SINCLAM-PHII_LIPS I SINCLAIR-PHILLIPS 1 ) T 12 N 'nANAMfRCCAN-SKEISY 1 1 __ ISH£LL-RICHFI£LD- y' STANDARD 1 1 7 9 g to 1 It05 03 +: I I ®3 RICHFIELL` � 1 i 1 i . s 1 !PAN AMFR1;.F.".-cwELLY a SINCLAIR-PHILLIPS i SINCLAiR-PHILLIPS 1 31 32 4� �35 34 { PAN AMERICAN-SKELLY SINCLAIR-PHILLIPS ADL 11065 _ — .�...�T 1 1 N i T i 1 �1 3 1 P MERICAN-SKE,.LY 1 SINCt_A!R-PHIL.LIFS � Q� \'3} { 1 9 1a It 12 7 @. 9 10 I�SHE LL-RICHFIELD-STANDARD i 1 i AOL ?33T1 1 1 L1 @ 1 16 IS 14 �13�— 1 { A{ ADL /8940 _ DL /7569 ADL /67_4/ �_ 1 TLANTIC SHELL-RICHFIELD- RANAMERI AN-SKELLY ATLANTIC LAASKAN 1 T 1 { 16 STANDARD SINCLAIR�-PHILLIPS FSHOR£ I C) 0 1 21 22 23 24 19 20 21 I / ASSOC �A'L=Ba78 I Ian 1 w 0 10 o ow.A 1 IQ 14 1 { 2T 26 25 s0 29 28 1 dm /7383 AVL 18766A `ADL /8766 1 w.9 ww w.�wwm 1 A LAN,8I { 35 se A II8,8/9 .o ®1 T 11 N A�L�eT�sz� T 11 N T ION T ION R 10 W R 9 W ADL 17583 ADL 18755 ADL 17589 ADL 18759 —LEGEND— ADL 17590 ADL 16760 ®www4 UNH BOUNDARY ADL 1759; ADL 1676E ADL 17593 ADL 18766A — TRACT BOUNDARY ADL 16728 ADL 18776 12 TRACT NUMBER ADL 18740 ADL 21065 ADL 16741 ADL 211319 PROPOSED ADL 16749 ADL 25374 INITIAL PAPT'ICIPATING AR'4: ADL IST52 , TERTIARY SYSTEM Federal Lecs4d 0 Loosed Stole LoAds 52,757 Unicased Slate Lands 640 Total 53,397 EXHIBIT "A' NORTH COOK INLET UNIT COOK INLET BASIN, ALASKA 0 5 2 'J MILES 3-1-4 - Yl li U 4, I69?,Ui 70V-V(?,W2 00,18/ 70V-.VVHO MHOJIVId iN3NVV483d 9 06.V,el 7OV:,VVS maw 7qv u N ea sa :1 IN/ 7 o e z I;;;.;- C69d1 700'VVM,2 6.9d9.1 70Y m C) I Ij PAUL F. ROBISON KENNETH McCASKEY EBEN H, LEWIS CLYDE C. HOUSTON ROBISON, MCCASKEY & LEWIS ATTORNEYS AT LAW "728 SIXTH AVENUE ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99,50! T£1=EPHONE$ BROADWAY 5054! BROADWAY ~"06 el BROADWAY 50555 Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Petroleum Geologist State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Dix~sion of Mines and Minerals 800 L Street Anchorage, Alaska Subject: Cook Inlet No. 1, Pan American Petroleum Corporation Information Release Date Dear Mr. Marshall: A copy of your letter of November 24th, has been trans- mitted to our client's Tulsa office for comment and suggestions. I would appreciate your withholding the release of the remainder of the well information on Cook Inlet No. 1 for a few days until we have had an opportunity to have the matter reviewed by the Tulsa office. EHL:LP Very truly yours, Eben H. Lewis .1 COok ]~tLe~ Stru¢C~rre, Coo~ XnXet: I & IA Mell.. , -test of l~roleum 8oolosist PAUL Fo ROBI$ON KENNETH McCASKEY EBEN H. LEWIS C[.yDE C. HOUSTON ROBISON, MCCASKEY & LEWIS ATTORNEY~ AT LAW 728 SIXTH AVENUE ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 9950! November 18, 1964 Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Petroleum Geologist State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Di~/sion of Mines and Minerals 800 L Street Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Mr. Marshall: Forgive me for not acknowledging earlier your letter of October 16, 1964, which has since been in process of review by the Exploration and Producing Departments of Pan American Petroleum Corporation at their Home office in Tulsa. We concur with your general interpretation of Section 2008 of the Oil and Gas Conservation Regulations, that "suspension means the cessation of drilling, testing, completing and related activities directly pertaining to the use of a drilling rig over the hole" and to construe as the suspension date, that date upon which active well operations cease. However, we do feel that there should be a distinction between the situations whereby a rig is removed from a hole for reasons beyond the operator's control, such as a blow-out imperilifig' tke safety of personnel and equipment or w;eather conditions or other natural causes included generally in the concept of "force majeure", and the commonly accepted act of suspension by voluntarily removing a rig (regardless of the existence of in- tent to resume operations in the hole.) We think that it would not ordinarRy be questioned, but that a winter shut-down necessitating withdrawal of the drilling equip- ment would not be a "suspension'~ abandonment or completion of a well". We feel there is a parallel to be drawn between the relief well drilling operations on Cook Inlet 1-iA and the normal winter cessation of activity. While the hole for Cook Inlet IA was of necessity commenced at some distance from that of Number 1 it was drilled to intercept the original well, or as nearly so -- 2-- as possible, in order to effect natural bridging, or the use of whatever mechanical means could be employed to kill the blow- out. Accordingly, No. lA Well was merely a continuation of the original effort of No. 1 }Veil. In other words, the drilling of the original well and the relief well constitute one unified operation. Accordingly, it would be our view that the cessation of drilling operations which took place on November 5, 1963, following killing of the blow-out on October 23,' 1963, would commence the running of the two year period for holding the well information in a confidential status. If you concur, we would appreciate your holding in confidential status any well information relative to the Cook Inlet l-lA Wells, which has not, as of this writing, been made available to the interested public. EHL: LP Very truly yours, Eben H. Lewis PAN AMERICAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION 1~. O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska November 10, 1964 File: Re: AEP-965-WF Cook Inlet Basin No. t~OV 1 2 1964 D~vI~ON Or: MIN~5 & ANCHORAG~ 1 Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Petroleum Geologist Department of Natural Resources 800 "L" Street Anchorage, Alaska Dear Mr. Marshall: Your letter of November 2, 1964, stated that our August, 1962, Lessee's Monthly Report of Operations for our Cook Inlet Basin No. 1 was illegible. Consequently, we are transmitting an original copy of this report, which we trust you will find satis- factory. Very truly yours, A. E. Piper District Superintendent Enclosure 1 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY U,,T __.C....q_o__k___..I~_..1. _e_t._.S t.~ t.e ;= ._.N..o.: LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS State ....... .~__!_a___s__k.~_ ............. C'o~r~ty __C_..o__o__k____I__n__l_e_.t_.__B___a..s__i_n_.. Fietd .............. _W___}_l_.d..c..'a't~_ ...................................... Tt, e followin~ is a correct report of operations and prod~etion (ineh~ditLff drilling and produ, einff wells) for the month of ....... _.A__.u_gB_s__t_ ..................... ,19._6._Z__, · .4 ~ent' s address ............. _B___°__x___7___l_3_ ....................................... Company .__?__a__n__._A__m__e_r_i._c._a_..~....?-.e..t--r-.°-.1..e..-u-.m..-..-C-..© rp. ......................................... _A_n__c_h_o_ x_~g _e_, ___A_ !ms__k_ _a_ ................ Sigr~ed ...... _b_ z__C__.._..A__.__g mc__t..o_.r ......................... Phone BR. 8-6401 ........./l,4er~t's title Area Foreman Yz.. ~4or ~4 SW1/4 SW1/4 Sec. 6 8/1 lO 8/3 10 joint b joint, in hole recove On botl c was lo slip jo: plus o~ covere bit #67 8 hrs. bit #71 #74 9 Ran lo out. off pitche for 30 decree indicat.~n side of drill pJ .IiRAVITY Cu. F~. OF OAS (In thousands) 0 0 8/2 lO 173 ' on trip Left sha on junk. mall piec ole made. >aired line r hr. 8 slip joi~ bearings bottom 1,470' drl 8 10 hrs. 681' Z, 115 drl /21 12, 1 ,Is went to ,le. No m [ydril @ 7: pres broke bent 11 blew drilling al 3 cones w topped cc all cone lobe bask, i unk. 8/8 .id. Jun] alve s, pul 173~ repa overed 0 11, 173 I~ AI,LONS OF (] ASOLINE ~ECOVERED xead 1 / Z /7 7/8,, ,liars, s in hole. t no rec Il, 175' < sub full led rise~ red ris ne c om repairi BARRELS OF W~T~-a (If none, so state) None degree globe ba : rewed i 8/7 11 every. trip out ... Magn pipe to r pipe. 4ere con tg riser joint. 8/13 11,3 8/15 11,581' 11,717' drig. ahe~ 830' ran )it #70 8 Bits #7 8 1/Z h .p in with ew bit. m OK. 8 Z2 TD 1 s while d::illing, ahead to A~_,._.2_)~'.. ~ using 20)#. Blox pelto .inlet Pump uilt up to 500#, a: . Drill pi)e and ri ~om 10 ft. Pumper when ptmps shu Z 5 drlg. drlg. ak ~d. Bit 1/Z hrs rs. bit b Ran bit >., Z37' w :irculate ell start wed gas ~d mud, xd then ser bent [ in 660 t in, blc REMARKS i (If drlllinz, depth; if shut d~wn, camo; date and result of t~t for lila~ollne oontent of g~) : D 10~ 630' t ~ket. Safe ~,,~ n to safety , 173' drlg. Ran 8" magnet with magnet. aflux drill repair leak Repacked upper e with shank pipe having ahead. Re- .ead. Ran ~nd 73 9 hrs. ~76 4 hrs. eli blowing ~ gas out mud ed blowing over .hrough choke line no returns, no .ropped to over to port ~x cemt. through w decreased. NoTE.--There were ...................................... runs or sales of oil; ............................................. M cu. ft. of gas sold; ............................................. runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) NoTE.--Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and mus~ be filed in duplicate with the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by ~he supervisor. Form 9-I~29 16--25766-9 O.S. COVEaNMENI Pal.TING Ol~rlcl~ (January 1950) DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY LEASE NUMBER ................................. UNIT .............................................. LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS State .................................. Go~ty .................................... Field ................................................................... TAe followir~ is a correct report of operations and prod~etion (ineh~,di~ff drillinff and produeinff wells) for tl,¢ most]% of .......................................... , 19 ...... , ~t~ent's address ........................................................................ Company .............................................................. .............................................................................................. ~iffned ................................................................ Pl~one .................................................................................... ~l~ent's title ........................................................ Sr.c. A~D ~ OF l~ TWP. RANGE WELL D*,s CU. FT. OF (]AS GALLONS O~ B~RRg~ O~ REMARKS NO. PaOD~OmD BARRE~ 0g OIL ORAVITY (In thousands) GASOLINE WATER (If (If drilling, depthl if shut down, oauz RECOVERED none, so state) date and r~ult of t~t for g~ollne ........... content of ~) umpe< in '00 ~;x crnt. tk.rough drill pip~ by 4:45 AM. Sti[ no charge in blow. Dri] ~pe pressure 1905 ~tfter cmtg. and drop)ed to p~. Blowin~ over 8C' radius in inlet, .ow centered o:~ port side of vessel, ve~ scl off location es~. 50' could not re- )sitio~ du~ to l)low. Blew Z5~ abo~re wa'er level. 8/23 Di~ placed ~ith 1500 bbls. ~ment usirg ri.~ pu~np. When pure) pre ~sure incr~ased incticat~g ~lash set of ~ent D 'ill})ipe parte~. Had previously closed pipe rat=s, liftei drill pipe, ~se platte cables sl~cken~d. Drill pipe md riser ystem f~ee moved vessel 150' 'o~ c~nte~ of ~.1~ Re< overed 3 . oints of drill p: pe and Z:]' of the fourth joint .dicatlng p.pe l~rok~ at b.~se. Diver aid~d and rec)vered t~vo slip j)ints of riser .pc. ~lex join: parted. Diver recover( d blow oui preventer. I : ...... ~ NoTE.--There were .......... _n___o. ....................... runs or sales of oil; ............. /lQ ............................ M cu. ft. of gas sold; ................ _n_..o_ ........................ runs or sala~ of g~soline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) AToT~..~Report on this fomn is required for each calendar men[h, regardless of the status of opera[ions, and must be filed in duplicate with the supervisor by the ~th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. Form 9-829 (January 1960) 16--25766-g U.S. GOVERNML~NT PnlNTIN6 OFfiCE 800 L SCreeC November :2; ~96~ Hr. A.E. l~per · F*O. Box 779 Cook XuleC Sr~e ~ Very CZ~Lt:y yours, Ttumas. R. liar.droll; Jr.. · .~eCroleum Geoior~ioc FORM 4'70 2-~.7 PA AMEPaCAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION P. O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska October 29, 1964 File: AEP- 915- 400.1 Alaska Division of Mines and Minerals c/o St. Mary's Residence 8th and L Street Anchorage, Alaska Re: Cook Inlet No. 1 Well Completion Report ~\~\~:~*" Attention: Mr. T. R. Mar~shall, jr. Gentlemen: Attached please find an original and two copies of Well Completion or ReCompletion Report'and Log, Form P-10, for Cook Inlet No. 1 well. A. E. Piper District Superintendent Form 9-330 (Rev. 5-611) 1,9,. ~_2~ on DEPARTM~T OF THE INTERiO~ rever~e,ido) GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WELL COMPLETION OR RECOMpLETION REPOT ~N~ LOG * t~E.o~_~: .................. ~ ...... ~ ...... }~z~ .............. ;~¥ ~: ~h;~as.:;. C ondens a t e TYPE OF COMPLE~ON: NEW ~ WOrK ~ DEEP- PLUG DIFF. WELL ~an ~erican Petroleum Corporation "-~, A~DRESS OF OPERATOR fi O. Box 779, Anchorage, Alaska ~tsu~aee 393.5' ~L 70& FSL Section :6,~Tll t top prod. interval reported below Same Form approved. Budget Bureau lXlo. 42-:Rg55.6. . 5. LEAI~. :.~DESIG~ATIO~N jAND'" SERIAL NO. ADL--' 3. 75B9 ? :- ,. 6. ZF IN, DIAN, ALLOTTE~ OR 'TRIBE NAME Ut total depth Same . . _~ ..... .. i ' .~_. : .'. . : ' '; ,. ' : *' ,, '~ -', -,. 20. T~AL D~H, MD & ~ ] 21. PLUe, BA~ T.n., MD & ~ J 22. ~F MULTIPLE COMPL.~ ~ I~ 23. ~N~ }~~S ~laLE ~0pLS ] I J HOW MANy* : r.~ I~ DRILLED BY 2" ?~' ' ~ , ~- ~- ' - "~ . g22s7 I I ;~ I ~ I 0~-~-~_2~7~1. · .:,-.:.~ 24. P~O~UOZNe ZN~RVXL(S), OF ~HZS CO~PS~TZON~OP, BOTTOm, NA~ (~ XNb ~) ;~ ~ g'':: i~ I 3~ ~IES, Sonic, Gas Log, Sample Log ;~:: j ?~ i .-: .;. 2 ~: · Z0" . -___ J , 81' -- ~ 7 - ..... .... · .. ...... :i } ~ 925 Lax,-' 3/8" 54.5# I 979, I 2oo ;' .= .. :.. ,.. _ ~~ it9 ~/8" 36# / 3458' J 12-1/4" :! '~:::' 900'i~ ~ ~--- 12,1 ' of 5" drLll p~pe lost ~urLng blowo~:~} not r~cav~r~{:-~-:, 31. PERFORATION RECORD (Interval, size and number) NONE c. 88.* ~ ~:-: A~gust 21, 1962 ~ Flow~n ~"~ - ' ~ '~' DX~ IOP TEST IHOORS TESTED *CHOK~ SIZE(~ J PROD'N. FOR OI~BBL. 2~-~ GAS--MCF. S~e Test R~sult$~ Cook Inlet S~alte~A ~LOW.] wu~INO ~18. ' a~. ,~o~mo~ .............................................. o~ ,~ {**~a, ,,,a ~o¢ ~-*t ~*-*~,:~ ....... *~*.k~. ................. . _.~> :-~ ~;.: ;-:- :.. Vented None ........~...':; c , . . :: _ the forego~in~'~n~ o~' ?hca ,~'ormation is complete and correct las determined from all a~vailable S~NED wz~n:m Districb: Sup;rintendent, ': :'ml;~;~Obtdb.e~. }2~!- 1964 *(See Instructions and Spaces for Additional DatO'bn Reverse __.-qi,le~ '- - :' :' "' :' -~: ~': :J INSTRUCTIONS . :'- . : ~7 i · ~ /C :: - ~" General: This form is design.ed for submitting a complete:and correct Well completion re,orr:and ~0g on all.'types.~of:lands, and leases:~o either a Federal agency or a State age~cy~ or both, pursuant to applicable Federal and/or State laws:,and~!egulations.: Any'necessary specia} instru6tions concerning thi~ use of this form and the number of copies to be' submitted, particularly with-regard to local, area, or regional/Procedures and practices, either are Shown below or ~ill;~b~.issued by;'2Or may be obtain//d from, the local Federal: and/or State office. See insl~ructions on items 22 and 24, and 33, below regarding separate 'reports for S_eparate completi~ns~ -.- If no_t filed prior to the time this summary record is submitted; .copies of all currently available logs (drillers, geologists,' s~mPie and core'analy~is, all t~pes electric, etc;.), forma tion and pressure tests, and' directional surveys, should be attached hereto, to the extent required by applicable Fede/-al .and/or State .laws and regulations. All attachments should be listed on this form; see item 35. : '~: ................................. :~ ': ~.]' - ; Ifem 4: 1t': there are no applicable' State requirements, locations on Federal or I~l[~n land Should be des~¥ibed in ~ccordan~e with Federal requirementsL Consult local S~ate' or Federal- office for specific instructions. · ..................... --: - -~ ~.- Ifem'.18: Indicate which elevation:is used as reference (where not otherwise shown) for depth..measureme~ given-in othe/ spaces: on t~s form and'-~m any attachments:- ' IfemS] 22 and 24: If this well is completed for separate production from more than one interval zone (multiple:completion)fs0;state in item22, and iH item 24 show the pro_du~ing interval, or intervals, 'top(s), bottom(s) :and name(s) (it affy) for only:tt/e interval reported in item 33. Submit a. separate report (page) on-this f6rm,:adequately identified, for each additional interval to be separately; produced, sh0Wihg the additiohal 'data 'pertinent to such interval. ' ' ': '-: _~ _':~ :" -'- -~ -; Ifem 29: "~acks Ceme~t": Attached supplemental records£or this well shOuld?~h~w':~he details of any multil~le stage ':cem6~ti~g and th~ [oc~tion of the cementing tool. Ifem 33: Submit a seP/~rate ~o_~pletion report on this form fJr each inte~va~l to. be.. separately produced. (S.e~ instruction~for:items 22 and 24/~bove.) . 37. SUMMARY OF POROUS ZONES: '": , ~. ;[:, ~ ................... ;; 3 ...... .Cf: .:. · · L. ! f.. SHOW ALL IMPORTANT ZONES OF 'POROSITY ANDi CONTENTS THEREOF; CORED XN'~ERVA~S; AND ALIt' DRILL-STEM' TESTS, XNCL~DX~G' ~3~. '"', .0EOLOGIC MARKERS ~ ,.. DEPTH INTERVAL TESTED; CUSHION USED, TIME[ TOOL OPEN, ~LOWING AND SHU~IN.. ............... PRESSURES, AN~ RECOVERIES. .~". - [~ ~ . ' - ~ FOR~ATION TOP '[ BOTT°M ~' ~ ' DESCRIPTION, CONTENTS, ETC. ~ . TOP ~" ..... : ': . .,, c: : ?. . N~ ,, . ~'" " - ............. ' : ; ...... ' ':: -' f.~ Tertiary ;ii 3-TD ('12,227') -. -, ~ .,_ '-: .. ( ~ ~ ... .f ~-., :] 'Z:' ; ' is.: .2. d, .,-. -2, ::. . - .' . ;: J :' '~ - - -' '. m : ,-' ' ,: "- ..- :" '~ ..- ~ .-..: ~,-. ~ ,., .. .......... ;. -' ~,: -. -~.. "~ J'No Drill Ste~.Tests 'or;Cores ~n this-we' 1,.." ':~::' -' ~-~ ..... ~. _. .. ' ~ ' . .. :See this f6~" fo · 2ook Inlet No ~. ' '~ :' ' ' · .. . .... :--- ~ · - -._: , ):.. - . , , -.. ...... ~ · _ , _-.' , . . ' - ' - ' '-- '. L =- ' ..... :.:4 ' ' .... : i' ";~' ' -' - ..................... : ' : ~ -' ._ ., ->. g .... .. .............. ... ._ '" . - ,: ': ; '.D -' " .~ ~- . :] .... .-; j: -, , ~'. --~ -. . -[: j.. .--- - . -- -- . :, . ... ~, , . ~ :. _ : · . .. ~ .: --: _ --- '~ - -. .. _ . . . ., - ,: .... : [.; : ~ · ,, ~ , .. . . - .. . ..... ] ....... (f . . - : - :L" -' ', ~ '- ..... : ' '- [: '.-_. ':' . ,~i - ' .. -. -- ' ;, . . ' , i : ~ - '. 2 .. : _' ' - ,- .... : U . ' - ' '-- _ ~ ., ... ' : -- ~, ~ ', " ~' .. - " ' ' ' : - -'~ " .C ' ' ' ' 2~· Date ._~.-2 3-64 State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources DIVISION OF MINES AND MINERALS Petroleum Branch Sec. 6 T. , .... R. · _~,w~r~h__ ~ridian Permit No. 8-62 INDIVIDUAL WELL RECORD Issued 2 -1&-69_ Operator= ?an.Am. Pet. corp, .... Location (Surface)_._393.5' FWL & 7~/,_9' ~S?_~ Sec, Lease No. ADL 17589 or Owner ,.. CoOk Inlet.. State Loc. (Bottom) .... -.. Well No. , i Area . .~o.0k,. In. let . . Spud Date ._ =~ ~5,31-62 .... Drilling ceased~ .~.~-~23r62., ' _ _ Blowing wild 11-14-63 Abandoned 9-14-64 Suspended Blow stopped 10-23-63 Completed (F-GL-P) IP B/D, Gray Total Depth , 12.237' Gas MCF/D, Bean.~ = /64 CP Casing = Size Depth Sx Cmt Perf: 30" 32 ~ 20" 81 ' 500 13 3/8" 979' 1200 9 5/8" 3275" 900- 5" d&p, 20-12~237' Elevation , ,Sea level K.B.. to base plate 135' API Cut % psi, TP, psi " Plugs ~ GEOLOGIC FORMATIONS Surface ~ Lowest Tested~ Name PRODUCTIVE HORIZONS Dep~d.~ Contents Year Jan Feb Mar WELL STATUS Apr .May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec - .' . '---' - .- _ ........ · _ - ...... : .... ~. ~ -~_ ~-~ - ~ i-- :- ' '~- Remarks: · --, _ Contractor..: WODECO 'glF ALASKA WELL DATA EXCHANGE GROUP WELL COMPLETION DATA Pan American Petroleum Corp. No. 1 Cook Inlet -State Sec. 6-T 11 NaR 9 W, SM CNE SW Cook Inlet Basin, Alaska Contr: Western Offshore Drilling Co. Rotary Tools Wildcat Corem: May 30, 1962 Comp: Nov. 14, 1963 Int. Prod. Suspended T.D. 1Z, 237 Elev. Sea Level Surveys o' I. E.S. llg0-12, 155 Sonic Microlog 3458- 1g, 155 Mud Casing Record: Hole Size Pipe Size Dqteth Conductor g6" Z0" 71 ' Surface 17.5" 13 3/8" 985' Intermed. 1Z. 15" 9 5/8" 3Z86' 9Z5 Sx 1Z00 Sx 900 Sx No Cores or Tests Pan American Petroleum Corp. No. -1-A Cook In/et -State Sec. 6-T 1I N-R 9 'W, SM 1gs0' N of SL & g0g4.9 E of WL Cook Inlet Basin, Alaska Contr: Western Offshore Rotary Tools Relief Well Corem: Aug. Z7, 196Z Comp: Sept. Z5, 1963 Int/~'~'0d ...... S'~p e nd e d T( D. 1Z, 477 X, Elev. minus'l~l~6 MLLW Surveys: Gamma Ray- Neutron Casing Record: 150-12, 68Z ( in whipstocked section of l-A} Hole Size Pipe Size Weight Depth Cmt Conductor 36" 30" Z7.34' Surface 30" Z4" 94// I0~- 300 Z4" ZO" 78# 534 1600 17.5" 13 3/8" 1460 1510 Intermediate 1~ 3/4" 9 5/8" 40# 5375 600 Prod. 8.5" 7" Z6~ lO,Z13 300 6" 5" 18# 9,976 540 No Cores or tests your Client lo0o~o£ veil ~'mon~a ,t~roa. otber,.operaco~o, er.c, l~etroleum Omit been 1 of the Oil and ember, -1966 lations You will': note-tha~ 'ti.!~ SectiOn 2008.1 requires that various information.b~ furnished the state th .:~s~af~er the cOmpletion~ abando~ent~ or muspensxo of a~well drilled~ for-O~ o~-~as, and that-.the var,ious information furnished. shall be kept Confidenti~(~If so requested) for 24 months after the thirty filing peri°d- unl~sS~~the~ °~~r gives written permission to release such informa- tion at an earlie~ ~d~te, Initially~ it is Sserved that the well was flowing until October, 196~. Second, it~'is~°bseN~ thatPau American, by letter dated November 18, 196~, transmittedi to ilthe-De~...'~ ; ax letters date status, until June!130' '1~1~,--~ ' ' . ~-- '~ .... f 1 ~ b .--~ter date ~hich conelusive~/showed t~t ~.~.~ ~b :z_o~ ~ the N tively sealed. A Copy: ~ t~is :le%%er is enclose .. Fourth Notices A copy of State two 1 mOre JWH :lac - -- 2-57 PANAMERICAN PETIIOLEUM C0P-POI ATION PoS t Off i ce Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska, 99501 September 11, 196h. Fi lez AEP - 697 - /+00.1 ~/F RE: Department of Natural Resources Division of Mines and Minerals c/o St. Mary's Residence 8th and L Streets - Anchorage, Alaska, 99501 Abandonment Cook Inlet No. 1 Sec. 6, TI lN, R914, S.M. Cook Inlet Alaska I:) !~ " ,,,.CEIVED SEP 1 4 1964 DIVISION OF MINES & MINERALS ANCHORAGE Gentlemen: As requested in your letter of July 31, 196/~, attached is Fora P-3 in triplicate, for the purpose of your approval of abandonment of the sebJect well. 'Yours very/~l y, A. E. Piper District Superintendent dis:cs A tta chmen t CC: Mr. R. M. Morrow, Tulsa .- STA~'P'~ ALASKA SU]3~rIT IN TRX~'.~ (Other instruction. OIL AND GAS C0ha~:RVATION -COMMISSION ver~e aide) SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use this form for proposals tO drill or to deepen or plug back to a different reservoir. Use "APPLICATION FOR PERMIT--" for such proposals.) OIL OAS L. .~ oTHES (;as and gas condensate WELL WELL 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Pan American Petroleum .Corporation 8, ADDRESS OF OPERAT.OR ?. 0. Box 779 - -Anchorage,. Alaska 4. LOCATION OF WE~,r, (Report location clearly and in accordance with any State requirements.' See also space 17 below.) At Surfece 704" N of S line, 393.5' E of'l~ line, Sec. 6, TllN, Rgw, S.M. 14. PERMIT. NO. 15. e~."VA?ZONS (Show whether or,-sT, os, et~) 8-62 Base Plate - 135~ KB MLL tide Effective: July 1, 1964 5. LEASE DEI~IONATZON AND IJERXAL NO, ADL 17589 6. IF ZNDZAN, ALLOT.TEE OR T.~zBi~' nAME Check Appropriate Box T° Indicate _Nature oF Notice, Report, or Other Data ~ _ NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: SUBBEQU~NT. REPOR~ OF '.' REPAIR WELL I I CHANGE PLANS' J I (Other)' '. '' ' ;~,~.~ ' ~ ~ (NoTn:.Report results of multiple' eomple~0n on ' .....' - ~ - Completion or Reeompletton Re,oFt and Log form.) 17, DESCRIBE PROPOSED O~ CO~P~ETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, lneludinE ~tim~ted date ~f:-s~r~lng any proposed work. If well is di~ction~y drill~ zive su~e laotians and measured and true vertie~ depths for ~l'mark~s ang zones ~rti- nent to this work.) * · , · Reason for abandonment~ mechanical condition of well prohibited further~ operations. Set cement plug with 175 sacks Class A cement with 3% CaC12, with 0 psi, *from 16 to mud line 11-13-63. Pulled riser and BOPs, moved drilling vessel off location. The blowout from this well was killed October 23, 1963. The relief well Cook Inlet IA has~ _since been tested in several zones during 1964, the test resultS~conclusively snowing that the blowout zone was effectively sealed. 18. I hereby-/,,f?.,,,';~/_/'///l.eertifF nd correct '." . ' TITLE District Superintenden~ ,:DATE August 11:19§4 SIGNED CON ITIONS ~APPROYAL, IF ANY ' · · : Provided that such approva~f~ ~this app !iCa~O~;'dOe'= ~°t relieve your company from;condttlons recurrtns in chis well or on ~his l~a~e result of condition of this well. aS 800L~ 779 ear, Ia~ Chic !~x,i b nov n~ e~iim.tea~ beC'ueen .ehi blev-ouc Very truly you,ri, ELV*.k~ PANAMERICAN PETROLEUM ( 01 PO ION P. O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska July 28, 1964 File~ AEP-641-400.1 Re: Abandonment of Cook Inlet No. 1 By Testing Cook Inlet No. iA Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Mines and Minerals c/o St. Mary's Residence 8th and L Street Anchorage, Alaska Attention: Mr. T. R. Marshall, Jr. RECEIVED jUL ,C:i .., !gu/J,. DIVlSl©ixl OF Mihff~S & MINERALS ANCHORAGE Gentlemen: Reference is to previous correspondence concerning the above subject, ending with our letter of June 19, 1964, File AEP-545-400.1. Approval to abandon Cook Inlet No. 1 well is presently being withheld by your office pending testing of the interval 4,074-106' in the Cook Inlet iA well to insure that the blowout zone was effectively sealed. A representative of your office has recently witnessed two drill stem tests of the Cook Inlet lA well, and we believe these two tests conclusively prove that the blowout zone is effectively sealed. Your approval is. requested of the plugging record, State Form No. P-15, which was submitted to your office November 25, 1963. In review, the Cook Inlet No. 1 well blew out August 22, 1962, when drilling at a depth of 12,237 feet. The blowout was killed October 23, 1963, after drilling the IA relief well and pumping some 40,000 barrels of wat.er and mud from the iA to the No. 1 well. The following operations, including drill stem tests, have since been conducted in the lA well: 1. DST, of open hole interval 12,404-12,477' M.D. with packer set in 5" liner at 12,351', 2. The 4-1/8" hole was deepened to 12,676' M.D. and an E-log was run from 12,676-12,411~, then a GR-Neutron log was run from 12,676- 11,900~. The logs indicated that no further testing of the open hole was justified. 3. The open hole section 12,404' to 12,676' was squeeze cemented below a retainer set at 12,387 feet. Department of Natural Resources -2- July 28, 1964 4. The interval 12,300-305' was perforated and th~ squeezed through a retainer set at 12,250'. The retainer was milled and the cement drilled from 12,255-305' 5. The intervals 12,315-48' and 12,364-78' were then perforated and tested below a packer set at 12,280'. 6. The perforations 12,315-48' and 12,364-78' were squeezed. 7. The interval 10,927~47' was perforated and was tested. 8. To obtain better data the same interval 10,927 '-47' was tested again using a complete DST hookup. A review of the drill stem tests shows conclusively that the interval 12,40.4--477' has an unusually high bottom hole pressure in excess of 8,5-46 psi. This zone is correlated as the zone which blew out at 12,237' in the No. 1 well. Attachment No. 1 shows the correlation of all zones from the No. 1 to the No. lA well below 10,500 feet. You will note that the formation pressure of 8,546 psi givep a gradient of .698 psi/ft, at true vertical depth of 12,233.' and is 1~167 psi greater than the 11.6 lb./gallon mud in use in the No. 1 well at the time of the blowout. The interval 10,927-47' in No. iA (10,718k48' sand in No. 1) has a more normal formation pressure of 5,160 psi, giving a gradient of .471 psi/ft, at true vertical depth of 10,723'. This pressure was contained by the mud used in the No. 1 well. It is clearly evident on the basis of formation pressures alone that the zone penetrat.ed at 12,404-477' in No. lA was the cause of the blowout of the No. 1 well, and is effectively sealed off from the porous up-hole interval at 10,927-47'. A review of test fluids recovered adds further proof that the blowout zone is sealed. The interval 12,404-477' produced water having an NaG1 content of 18,000 to 20,000 ppm, along with some 3% oil of 39° API gravity. The producing rate was as high as 1,800 BFPD on a 1/4"' choke. On the next test, the intervals 12,315r48' and 12,364-78''flowed water with 18%, 39°API gravity oil at a maximum rate of only 48 BFPD' on a 1/4" choke. -The NaG1 content of the water was only 12,375 to 11,400 ppm during the latter part' of this test. Next, the interval 10,927-47' produced 56° A_PI oil and no water with a G0R of about 8,000. The flow rates ranged from 281BOPD and 2118 MGFD on a 1/4" choke to rates in excess of 554BOPD and 4700 MGPD on a 1/2" choke. The marked differences of the produced fluids conclusively show that there is no communication between the zones, and that the zone causing the blowout has been effectively sealed. Department of Natural Resources -3- July 28, 1964 Personnel from your office witnessed the test of the interval i2,404-477t and the test of the interval 10,927-47'. Approval to abandon the Cook Inlet No. 1 well has been made contingent on a test of the interval 4,074-106' in Cook Inlet No. IA in lieu of a test of the interval 10,927-47' for reasons outlined in Mr. VonderAhe's letter of May 28, 1964. We believe the concern expressed in this letter regarding the test of the deeper zone (log correlation between wells and differences in bottom hole pressure) has been fully satisfied by data provided above and in the attachment hereto. We therefore respectfully request that our application to permanently abandon Well No. 1 be approved. It is also requested that all information provided in this letter be maintained confidential in accordance with regulations. rtruly' District Superintendent Attachment. FORM 470 2-57 . -._ P.. O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska June 19, 1964 File: AEP-545-400.1 Res Abandonment Cook Inlet #1 By Testing Cook Inlet #IA State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Mines and Minerals c/o St. Mary's Residence 8th and L Street Anchorage, Alaska RECEIV :D JUN Z z 1964 DIVISION OF MINES & MINERALS ANCHORAGE Gentlemen: After studying your letter of May 28, we agree with your suggestion that we perform a test for conm~unication between Cook Inlet No. 1 and No. 1-A at a shallower depth. Since you do not have the backlog of well history and technical data on this well our files afford us, we have taken the liberty of making minor adjustments in your procedure for mecMnical purposes only. Since the 9 5/8" casing set at 5,489' was cemented with 600 sx, and since we feel that 75 percent fill-up is the most that could be expected, we believe the top of cement behind the 9 5/8" casing could not be above 3,800'. To increase the possibility of testing in a sound primary cement Job, we will perforate the zone 4,075' to 4,108' (correlates to 4,013' to 4,045' in the No. 1), which is in the same basic group of sands as that suggested in your letter, 3,780' to 3,932' correlating to 3,740' to 3,892' in the No. 1. Your points concerning remedial cement squeezes between casing strings are well taken and will be performed prior to testing. We plan to: (1) Block squeeze over the interval 5,540' - 45 through perforations. (,.2) Perforate 4,600' - 05, 3,500' - 05, and circulate cement in the 9 5/8" - 7" annulus. (3) Block the perforations 3,500' - 05. (4) Perforate 4,074' - 4,106' and DST these perforations. Thank you for your help in this matter. dis:bln Yours very A. E. Piper District Superintendent F'ORM 470 2.57 A ,mCAN PETROLEUM CORPOEkTION ?. O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska May 7, 1964 File: AEP-400-400.1 State of Alaska D~partment of Natural Resources Division of Mines & Minerals c/o.Saint Mary!s Residence Anchorage, Alaska Attention~ Mr. T R. Marshall, Jr. Re~ Abandonment of Cook Inlet No. 1 By Testing in Cook Inlet No. IA Gentlemen: This will reply to your letter of April 23, 1964, and has further reference to your letter of November 25, 1963, concerning the testing necessary to remove Cook Inlet No. 1 from a suspended status and class the No. 1 well as permanently abandoned. The testing procedure to be carried out in the Po. lA to establish the No. 1 well is effectively plugged is as follows: 1. Establish more detailed information on the blowout zone of Cook Inlet No. 1 by obtaining a DST on that zone, the test to be over the open hole section in Cook Inlet No. iA (12,404' to 12,477'). From this test we will obtain a representative reservoir pressure, reservoir temperatures and more information on the hydrocarbons from the zone. 2. To establish the lack of communication between the blowout zone and up the hole sands, we will,lug back the open hole portion of the N, ~. !Awell, perforate/the No. lA at approximately ' ~~~ 10,930~ equivalent zone to 10,~5-50' in No. 1 well, corre- lation to be confirmed by logging lower portion of No. IA), and DST these perforations. This test showing different pressures and/or hydrocarbons characteristics from the previous DST should verify the effective seal-off of the No. 1 well bore. ~~the~ We request a State representative be on the rig floor to witness two tests and related operations. If some doubt remains that the No. 1 well should not be permanently plugged and abandoned, we will work intimately with your office on future operations. Yours ver uly, District Superintendent dis:lng April 23, 1964 Mr. A.E. Piper Pan American Petroleum Corporation P.O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska Re: Your Letter ~/20/64 Cook Inlet ~I-A Dear Hr. Piper: In your letter of 4/20/64 you stated that you intend to re- sume operations on the above well under plans set out in the application to suspend dated November 4, 196a. The plans contained thethe above application were the plans for the temporary plugging of this well to secure it for the suspended period. Please refer to my letter of November 25, 1963 approving the suspension of Cook Inlet #1 until June 30, 1964 in order to allow for operations in the 1-A well directed toward proving that the open hole section of the #1 well has effectively plugged itself off. Please submit plans for the operations in the##leA well prov- ing that the #1 Well is properly shut off. Very truly yours, cc/ Cook Inlet - 'well' ~{ie Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Petroleum Geologist UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT' OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Form approved. Budget Bureau No..42-R356.5. ,o o~,~ _.A__n._c.~?.F.~.e. ............... L~,~ ....~_. _...~.!_?._~..~_ .................... UNIT .-_-~.-0.-0. k__ ~'~.Le.t~ ._ 8t..~,.~.~.~.._~_L.. LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS State _.A_.l_.a._s_.k..a_ ..................... C~o~nty _G_o_o_k_.ZaJ. eL_Basin___ Field .............. Wildcat: ...................................... The followin~ is a correct report of operations and prOd~ctio~ (inch~din~ drillin~ and producin~ wells) for the ,~onth of .... _N__qy__e__m__b__e_r ...................... ,19_h3., _ ........................................................................... /l~ent's address .... _B_p__x____7__7__9_ .................................................. Corr~pany .2axLAme~r~_2e.t.r~ke. um..Co~o_. ............................... ~h_o_~ ............................................. s~,~ ........ _~!':.4L'~..,:~::~_.~ ............................ Phone .................... _B_~r_~_.--_.6._/-t:Q1 ............................................. ~l ~er~t' s title .D~__s..t__r._i__c_.t_._~Up~.~rl£~B_~t ........ SEC. AND I ~ ~o~4 I twp. sw 1/4I Sec° 6/ Well ~qspe~ blowou~ dj( Operation t into w~ll t plate ~o 45 ded d Oc .~SUC ~re o ~ be WEL! NO. 1-1 obe ess Th PROD~O] -63 o 23, o o o Drilling ~esse~ moved ove 1963. Att~mpte~ to clean kttempted ~o stgp entry of ~ation uns~ccesdful. Set Late~ (]ALLONS OF (~ASOLINE RECOVERED c well N~ out to t( surface 185 sx c~ BARRELS OF WA?~.R (If none, so state) None ~vembe r 5 ~p of drJ gravel e ~.ment plu DJvisio~: REMARKS (If drlllln~, depth; if shut down, cause; dat~ and result o! test for gasoline ooutent of gas) , 1963. after 11 pipe. nd boulders g from base :pt, of Nalural Resourcel · No~E.--There were ................. J~.O_ ....... : ........ runs or sales of oil; ........... ~0 ............................... M cu. ft. of gas sold; t .........?._0. ............................... runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) NOTr.--Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of ~he s~atus of opera~ions, and mas~ be filed in duplicate with the supervisor by the 6th o£ the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. Form 9-829 (January 1950) 16--25766-9 U. $. GOYERNMEN't VRINTINU OF~'ICV -~'l~M 470 2.5'7 ~.~ PANAMERICAN PETROLEUM CORPODATION P. O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska November 25, 1963 Petroleum Branch Div}s}on of Mines on~ M;nerals Alaska Dept. of Natura~ Rc~ourc~ File: AEP-758-WF Re: Plugging Record - Cook Inlet No. 1 Well State of Alaska Dept. of Natural Resources Division of Mines and Minerals 329 Second Avenue Anchorage, Alaska ATTENTION: Tom Marshall, Jr. Dear Sir: We are herewith forwarding for your information and file a Plugging Record for the Cook Inlet No. 1 well. The surface plug was placed in the well on November 14, 1963. Very truly yours, EWU:dsc A. E. Piper A t tachmen t , PLUGGING RECORD _ Operator ' ! Address Pan American Petroleum Corporation -, P. 0. Box 779 Ahchora.qe, Ata~ka ,, ' , '-'~ame of Lease J ~Arell No. Field & Reservoir Cook Inlet State ] Location of ~:el! Sec-Twp-Rge or Block & Survey J County Th J rd 704.2' N of S line, 393.5' E of W line Sec. 6. T 11 N. R q W .~MtJudici, al Div,. Appiication'to drill thls well was ~led J H~ this well ever J fhara°ter °f w~ll at eimplet'i°n (i~'tiarpr°dueCi°n)" In name of produced oil or gas O11 (bbls/day) Gas (MCF/day) Dry? Pan American Petroleum Corp, Yes Well et t;e~t;ed November 14, 1963 12,237 ' Oil (bbls/day) Gas (MCr/day) Water (bbls./day) Na~me of each formation con- Fluid content of each formation Depth interval of each formation Size, kind & depth of plugs used . Indicate zones squeeze cemented, tainlng otl or gas. Indicate giving amount cement. which formation ope~[ to well- bore. at time of plugging Lowe~.r Tertiary (hlnwn, lt . P-aS ~nH Oil 12.100 - 12=237 · zone ) Unnamed (first oorous fPrnh~hlv nm~ ) ltl "/lA - in ?ho ' ' "' ! '' '- '-'' ,'~ zone after blowout zone) -':.:'.' Set cement Dlua ov~r - interval )-45' below base plate Gas shows obtained in a number of zonR~ mhnv~ with ZSU .~XS Class A cement. '" 10~700'. These ypoer zones ;~re'.n~t CASING RECORD Size pipe ' Put in well (ft.) Pulled ~ut (ft.) Left .in well (ft.)methodGtVecastngdepthof(shot,partingand Packers and shoes ~0" '~1 ri ~1 rippedetc) . Note: The 30" 24", 20"& 13 3/8 24" $9' .0 ' _sq' casing strings were landed at the - ~ndica~ed footages below the base 20 81 0 81' ...... 1] ]/8" ~7~' .... 0 , 979' over the interval ~2' to ]]07' be 9 5/8" 327~' ? 0 3275' ' low the base plate. Yhe 12,167 fee~ of 5:: drill pi'pc was droppea 5" 12167' 0 12167' in fh~ w~ll when th~ hln~,n,jf Was well filled with mud-laden fluid, accOrding to regulations? Indicate deepest formation containing fresh water. OCCUr re d. Yes , , ,, NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF .ADJ~.'CE'.NT LEASE OPERATORS OR O~VNERS OF THE SURFACE. Name Address Direction from this well: Shell ,OJ l Company Anchnr~a_~... AI~I~ W~t , In addition to other information required on this form, if this well was plugged back for use as a fresh water well, give all pertinent details of plugging operations to .base of fresh ~vater sand, Perforated interval to .fresh water sand, name and address' of surface owner, and attach letter from surface owner authorizing completion of this well as a-'water well and agreeing to assume full liability for any subsequent plug- ging which might be required. ' Use reverse side for additional detail File thi.~ form in duplicate with the Cornmi~sion. CERTIFICATE: I, the undersigned, state that I am the D i$t, SUDt,~f the ~ Pan Arm~.r|aan P~-tro]eum (company), and that I am authorized by said company to make this report; and that this report was pre- pared under my supervision and direction and that the facts stated therein are true, correct and complete to the best of my knowledge. .. ': .,_ Alaska 0ii and Gas Conservation Commission NOV Record Form No. P-l§ Petroleum Branch Authorized by Order No. 1 Division of Mines am:'.~ /'.,?'~.~J$ Effective October 1, 1958. Alaska Dept. of Natural ou$1~nd ~ Inlet~;~ ~1 The suspenoiOn statuo of the 8ubj.e~t umll a~~ by ~ office ~ 21, 1963, phms a~..tib.~ ~ ~o~t~ o~e until Ju~ 30, C~d-~~ Cbc t~ o~ ~le oecc'~n of cb ~1 nix 'ham ~ecti~Xy pined i~lf of~. Me 'feel Chat lt.~aXoo· allows time for,.operationo to seal off the veil ~orklns ~...'the ~XA ~11. ~ ~ ~~.' ~t ~ ~1 ~11 ~ f~ ~"~ 'effetely plu~. ~ a~l ~f~tely ~rmf the Bas 779' a s:t,a~, ltsd, C-~:,tl! ~,~. M~, l~r~. ~ Mm 1Af~ o~ the s~slm~l~ ara- Var7 Crul~ 7ouro, · ~ L llarah~ll, Jr,~' l~croleun ~oolosts~ ,, -, . PANAMERICAN PETP. OLEUM CORPODATION P. O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska November 18, 1963 File: AEP-743-WF Re: Application to Suspend Cook Inlet No. 1 Well State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Mines and Minerals 329 Second Avenue Anchorage, Alaska Attention Mr. T. Ro Marshall, Jr. 'RECEIVED' NOV 19 196 Petroleum Branch Divrs~on of Mines and Minerals Alaska Dept. of Natural Resource~ Gent lemen: Attached please find three copies of our application to suspend Cook Inlet No. 1 well. The application is being forwarded in accordance with our discussion of November 13, 1963. A summary of operations conducted in the Cook Inlet 1-A well is shown in Attachment No. 1. You will note that 37,400 barrels of sea water were pumped into the blowout zone from September 28 to October 3,'1963. An additional 4000 barrels of mud and sea water were lost to the formation during operations to locate casing damage. The blowout died October 23, 1963 as a result of these operations. The drilling vessel was moved to the No. 1 well on November 5, 1963. A summary of operations conducted since that date is shown in At- tachment No. 2. Also attached are drawings of the subsea equipment, drill pipe, and casing, assuming no damage from the blowout. As you know, we have encountered evidence of extensive damage to casing and drill pipe. Attachment No. 3 shows the results of caliper surveys over sections of the hole which were cased. The 16-inch and 20-inch calipers were off-scale over considerable sections of the surface hole. It is planned to suspend the well immediately by placing cement in the surface hole. No additional work is planned for in the No. 1 well in view of the difficulties encountered and the risks involved in working on this well with no effective method of well control. The term "sus- pended'' will be applied to the well until communication tests are con- ducted in the 1-A well next summer; but even if communication is indicated, remedia~ operations will be carried out from the 1-A and not the No. 1 well~_.~The No. 1 well ~e classified as abandoned as soon as it is ~-shb~ that there is no communication in the 1-A well between the 12,237- foot (vertical depth) blowout zone and the porous section equivalent Department of Natural Resources Attention Mr. T. R. Marshall, Jr. -2- November 18, 1963 10,716 to 10,749 feet in the No. 1 well. The directional surveys show that the 1-A well is 400 feet from the No. 1 well at 10,716 feet vertical depth. If you are in agreement with this program, please return one ap- proved copy of the application for our files. It is also requested that you approve the plans outlined above which are in accordance with our discussion of November 13, 1963. PMC:ln Ve tru y s, A~. E. Piper District Superintendent Attachments smpZe~ fram 11,920' t:o 12f~&77'. · REPLY DATE '"' '"-' APPLICATION F~';'~R'~IT"TO D~ILL,' 'DEEPEN OR PLUG BACK : -', TO D~ILL:~ ..- D_E~PEN PLUG BACK ~ :~ ~ ~_~:: ;~; .... -.. ~.~ ~;C~'7¥:.:. ~ '~.~ .;k~.~ .~u~'S~R~P~iON.;'OF-'.W~'~ -:AND LEASE - ' ' ' Name Section--township--r~nge or bf~ck & survey ~rell locati0h ' ~':"- ' ' .' (gi~e foot~ge"from ;sectiOn lines) Distance, in miies:, and direction from near~t 'tOw~ "~r post office Nearest diStane~'.from'Pr6posed 10eati0h~'' ' . .... D~stanee ~r0m propo~o~ ioe~ttOn to nearest to property or lease line: completed or applied for well on tho same lease: Proposed depth: ~ ~o~r~ or c~ble tools · Approx. da~e work wl~ital't . Iii': ." ,' .; ;",' ':'- "1'i6i i' . ",:.' ' Number of acres ,in l~se: ' ' ~ ' I Number of wells on lease, including:this ~ell', .... . ~ ~ '... ' ~ -" '. ' ;~ ~ ': / ' ~ cOmpleted in or drilling to this r~ervoir: If lease, purchased with one or more Name .'~. · Address wells drilled, from whom purchased: '' , , - , Status .of bond Remarks: (If .this is an aO~lic~i6n to deepen or plug~b~k, bMe~y describ~ Work to be done, giving · producing zon~ ~d expected' ~ew producing zone) : :~ ~ · , ', ' ; Division of ~ines and ~inerals Ala~a DePt. of ~otur~t Re~UrC~ , , , , , , ,, _-;- CERTIFICATE: T, the undersigned~ state that ! am th.jJatJ._ ...... ~I-of_ the ~.-___ .'--II--'--~.. ~..-- .~.wm~'~--JJislJ (company), and that ! nm authorized by said compan~ to make this report; and that this report was pre- pared' Under m7 sup0rvision and dii-ection and~ that the facts stated therein a~~.'~orreet and complete to the best of my knowledge. ~ i Permit Number: ~lt .- Approval Date: :' Notice: Before send~g '~'t"~~e~that~o~_~'~n~'ve'g'ven eanllcien~'~t1~? ~%~g~S~aYuch ~necessar¢ correspond- See Instruction on Reverse Side o~ Form d Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Application to Drill, Deepen or Plug ~aek Form No. P-1 Authorized by Order No. I Effective October 1, 1958 ATTACHMENT NO, 1 SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS - 1963 COOK INLET NO~, ] WELL 10-24-63 10-25-63 ]0-28-63 l O- 29-63 10-30-63 10-31-63 1 ]-1-63 11-6-63 11-7-63 ] 1-8-63 1 ]-10-63 11-11-63 11-]2-63 11-13-63 11-14-63 Blowout killed 8:00 a.m. October 23, 1963 Divers located wellhead Rig Foss 99 barge to work over well. Divers could not remove broken auto-connect barrel on wellhead. Divers attempting to remove auto-connect barrel - not success- ful . Anchor.i:ng 99 barge. Positioning 99 barge. Divers cutting auto-connect barrel. Ran impression block 40 feet inside wellbore - no indication of drill pipe. Move 99 barge to Anchorage. Positioning Wodeco II on location. Barge anchored on location. Recovered broken auto-connect barrel. Cleared debris from wellhead. Ran and latched BOP - pressure test to 1200 psi OK.~ Lost circulation 5 feet below base plate or 140' KB. Cement X 150 sacks. WOC, ran in wil~h 8 1/8" washOver pipe, toothed shoe. Lose circ. 18' below blind rams or 150' KB. Worked WO pipe to 184' KB with no returns. Ran impression block to 18/4' - no indication of DP. Pumped diesel-gel plug from 135' KB. CO to 178', lost circulation. Ran 8 1/8 globe basket - re- covered gravel, rocks and pieces of cement. CO to 20/4 ft. Recovered rock, gravel pieces of drill pipe and casing. Ran 16" and 20" caliper logs, collar log and lES. Ran magnet to 18/4 ft. No recovery. Ran junk basket to 20/4', cored 204-206. Rec. mushy formation. Ran 5" DP to 204' and cement X 185 sacks. CIP 12:30 p.m. Found cement top 184'. Lost cire~65 ft. Drill to 200' with water. Hole fi 1 led up to 175'. 'RECEIVED $Co'~ "' ,, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR · c~ xo' .' ~ ~o~. ~.o .~ GEOL~ICAL SURVEY o~o~~ o~,~. ~,~o ........................................... : ............ MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS The following is a correc~ repor~ of operations and prod~c~io~ (i~cl~din~ drillD~ and producin~ wells) for ~he mop, th of ......... Ju~ .......................... , 19__~, SEC. AND CU. FT. OF (lAS ~ OF ~ BARRiLS OF OIL (In thousands) Sec, shoe ~ cement of 9 $o recove: pipe i: Total with 1 Lost ~ Bi?O~ with 0 0 in f 140' .00 ofhold stage :inal ,ortin§ . place. ~ 5/8" .casing from 2f of landir of.,:~ud t , backflo~ and stage , Pre cutt~ n casing f Cut. Re Prepa Gem( d at drilli drilling ~ ALLONS OF (}ASOL~NE i~ECOVERED 0 52' to 1' §, Cemen' )tcemen' ;od up ca shoe set ssured c ~r to loc cutter t ,aired ri 'ed to ru ~n't bond ~ARREI~ OF WAT~ (If none, ,so state) None ~4Z', ~el ;ed in pi return~ ~ing to at 163' ~sin§ to ~tion ~h! ~ 173' o set pipe n Cement log, Goo, REMARKS (If drilling, dcpf, h; if shut down, cause; date and result o! test for g~oline .ontont of gas) 9 5/8" c~sing ace w/900 sx cement, , to surface', Float ;lear ri~er pipe of EDi~ Y.~ cement inside ZgO~~ Bled off .to .s AH to cut off casing ',ut 9 5/8" ~sing~ assy, 7/4/62 l~iser bond loi, bond. Tested casin~ i900', 7/10/62 6212' (trilling ahead. ~g ahead. 7/12/65 7000' drilling, 7 :al depth 1888 trif ;ing, 7/~0/6Z ])tilling ~ 9095'° 7J 9442* a d~illing ] ,st thre~ cones recovered /" .',.ed ~ -Junk sub. 17/24/62 drillingi~,~ 9559'. 7/Z5/62 ;. · ' ' . * ' - red ~o lo ?n 7 7 8" bit and / N'oTE.--There were ........... NO .......................runs or sales of oil; .............. __~__O_ ........................... M cu. ft. of gas sold; ............... ~[O .......................... runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) NoTr.--Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and mus~ be filed in duplicate with the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. Form 9-829 (January 1950) 16---25766-8 O, S. OovannslENT PRINTING OFFICE D£PARTM£NT OF THE INT£RIOR ~£OLO~ICAL SURVEY UmT State .................................. County ..................................... Field .................................................................. Tt~e followin~ is a correot re. port of operations .a~d prod~otion (including. drillir~_ and ~rod~oi~ :: ;~..a::~,..~ ~. ~ ~msion o~ lqincs and Minerals we~s) for ~ae mon~:~ ?~ .................................. Com. pa~'~y ......................... } ................................. J~e~' s address .... ~,~:~ ............................................ ............................................................................................... Si~ed .......... ~.,.,- :~ :. ~: ~6~' :~, _ .................................... ::F;~E--T:5R:~]~:~ ............................ Phoebe ..... J~e~t' s title ....................................................... REMARKS WATER {II (If drilling, depth; If shut down, ca~e; ................ ~_~_~ date and resul~ of te~t for g~olino T,t:" .,..a,:~x¢, ~,,?~;,~t,, ,, ,ti.,., ",/ ' .... ' "' :fh~t ~ ~ .".:.:a,.{',:~.,, rku x r"~.~,r ::I ~, ~,.:::. :,:~:':.,~,.s ' ~ ' ' ' ' :~t~,~:? ~ ', ?~?~-r' ,L': a' ?:: ~:~r~::.,,... ~;>~'~ ~:~, .....' ':'". NoT~..--There were ...................................... runs or sales of oil; ............................................. M cu. ft. of gas sold; ............................................. runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) NOT~..--Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplicate with the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. Form 9-329 (January 1950) 16--~5700-9 u.s. G0VgRNMENT PIIINTING OYtrlC~ UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Form approved. Budget Bureau ]go. 42-R3§6.5. ~AND OFFICE .................................. LEASE NUMBER ................................ U.~T ........................................... LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS State .................................. Goz~r~ty .................................... Field .................................................................. The followi~ is a correct report of operations a~d prod~etior~ (ir~el~di~ drilli~ a~d prod~ei~ wells) for the mo~th of .......................................... , 19 ......, ............................................................................ /l~e~t' s address ................................................................... Compa~y ............................................................ .............................................................................................. Siffr~ed ................................................................ Phone ................................................................................... /lffe~t's title ....................................................... No~..~here were ...................................... runs or sales of oil; .............................................. M cu. ft. of gas sold; ............................................. runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) NoTr..--Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and mus~ be filed in duplicate with the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, uMess o~herwise directed by the supervisor. Fo~ 9-329 (~anuary 19~) 16~25766~ u.s. aovz~s~z.~ ~m~l.g O~lCZ UNITED STATES' DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Budget Bureau No. Approval expire~ 12-31-fl0. anchorage ·.AND OFFICE --'~];"~[~7~) ............. ~E NUMBER H~iT ........................................... LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS Al~ska 6ook inlet Basin liiidcat State .................................. Co~ty .................................... Field .................................................................. Tl~e followin~ is a eorreot report of operations a~d prod~otior~ (i~ol~din~ drillin~ and prod~ei~ wells) for the mo~t]~ of .... __J__u__n__e .............................. , 19___6_~_, ............................................................................ ................................................................... t,-aa ,lmeri.¢a~.~t., ./l~enffs address l~ox 712 Company ......... _,~.o. gmak~;_,:j~e~I_~y ................... ................................. !!___~:_ ..................................................... C, A. RECTOR ................ _ ~: n~.~orage Siffz~ed ................................................ t~R 8-~01 Area Foreman Phone ................................................................................... ~l~e~t' s title ....................................................... I ~EC. AND [BARRELS OF OIL (]RAVITY OA8OLINE WATER (If (If drilling, depth; if shut down, ~4 or ~4 Twr. RANGE WELL D.rs CU. FT. OF GAS GALLONS OF BARRE~ OF REMARKS No. PaODUO=D] (~ thousands) da~ ~d r~ul~ of t~t for g~oline o~o; A~CO~o none, ao eontont of ~) " ~ ...... {~ 1/4 ec, 6 /1/62 ~l~.ed io 13~P i;:t~1~ lOW tide ~d r~n ~0~ of :0" conductor pip~. ~/3/6~ ceaente o.aduct :r p:.pe With 500 s~tck cement, l;rtaad out c~ent bo bottom o:~/ pipe and lost cir'cu- ation, ~:,e ;aincd part~al reiurns w~th lo~t circula' ion m~rial~. ,,c,,ented ~ith 425 ~ment ~ith r~rt~s to su~-fac~, te~.~ent t a place at 1: ~.b ,.i~l. 6/4/62,, ~/b/~2 C~rill~.~ to Z0' ;;.i.~,~ lo~z 'tiC;e. 6/6/~ Crille~d 1:o 826~ ~,ci~.t~ high tide. ~.~/:7/6g dr. il,~d Lo il'lb' :.'~'B ~d e~ed ~o 5:50 fi. 6/8/62 reame~ to 1175 u. ro~red 'ti~ relase riser a~w] run IJ 3/d" casing. ~/9 - ~lil/!~2 atteal:~d t~ runn casa.nE bu~ '~ould ao'~ go tiow[. ,)one.itl c~ui~. ~/11/6 ~epare J to cement ~i~le. 5/i2/6Z c~.~;~eatec~ ~,~'t'ace ~ole ~'it~ Is000 s,tcks cc,,,mt plus 4 aliz, inEt;cd 'toj: 6 ft. ~low conca:ctor pipe ~;,oe ~t 221 :; 13 iow t.i.<~e. ',., ~e~; 16(; :.~t~':,,..r:{k;:.g a~'t 2i4 ;:i)~ ani! l?.roceeded to ~k-il.L. u/'lJ;/62 atarted dril.i:m.!; t.',;,,~..~t at Zl,i' anti drilled 2' ~mc! f~!l Fr~;:e ;o 345~ ce~ritod l~ith 200 l;ack~ c~i,:~nt plus 4/, L.:~,~Ia, ftc~z' o~'s i ~und. top of h~rd c~mcnt at Z~:,0~, >ta(}e one 'tl-ips pu~(,i o~t 't; acm one ,ioI'~ ~ol ~ fr~e tt~ aO~ and drii: '" '~ :>uld a~ve l~o f~rthe~. [i~".t6 - U/'IS/6Z ~aoked ui'i' al'iR pipe at LZZi~ io~ tide, Lean oat w,:i,th bole ~penel~ cleam, c ~{,~.t :fr ~m 17:~' ao 124)2' c':irculat~d~ i',ol~ to m.m IJ J/;. lsi~-ig. 6/~,?,/62 l~a~ aTa, la a/b" ~ing a~d.ed at ].116~ ~,.i~1: Low C.t<i~, ~tn~, c. ca~nt~d' ~it] ~!~ sa,:~s ~:emert pits 2/~ LaCl2 6/~:~/~Z drillod 'to J.4:b0t. ~'m/ad - a/',::b .,~L'tuc~pt~a,t,~ ~.ck t:~l~g o~ 'to~ of' Fish ~/Z6/GZ poi ished c,.:~c~n't Pl~za lld0~ . 1151' ~it;, IZ l/~f" bit. ;'illed{ 'to ..B~O'. 0/2~;/t,2 ~iiill,:~d ~o a~9~~. 0/Z~/'<.Z drill,vd t. ;~d4, a~,d attrm,q~t,~u to of NoTE.--There were ............... N~L ..................runs or sales of oil; ................ _~.i ......................... M cu. ft. of gas sold; ........ '-:]~}- ............................. runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) Ho?E.--Report on this form is req0ired for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplicate with the supervisor by ~he 6th o£ ~he succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. IN)rna 9=329 (3anuary 1950) 16--25766-8 U.S. gOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Budget Bureau No. 4~R~.~. Approval expires .... Anchorage LAND Or.~ ................................... .............. LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS The followinff is a correct report of operations and prodz&ctio~ (inel~di~ff drillin,~ a.d pro&,eein, ff wells) for ~e mo~ttv of ........... ~i_~ ......................... , 19.~._, ................................................................................ ~en~'s address ~ox 7~2 ........ Fan ~merican j"etro~eum ~orv, ................................................................... ~O.oF~v~ .......................... ~ ............................ ~ ..... ~o~ ................. _~i~r_~_r_~_~ ............................................... ~'~ ~ __b~b~_._~'.9.~_~.~ ............................ SEC. AND ~4or ~A 1/4 ~ec, 6 5/27/62 telescc bonduct ~:i.n RANGE illi g gged u ins d ipe 'o ~ LI ~ ). b · b BARREL~ OF OIL crived loc~ /62. Spud sing below later, (]RAVITY tion ed 9 base OU. FT. or (]AS (In thousands) 5/28/62 O0 ~.M. 5 plate for (] ALLONN OF (]ASOLINE ][~ECOVER.E D Dropped ~rotecti, BARRELS OF WATER (If non~, so state) NONE and made ~n 30 ft )n only - REi~ARK8 (If drtllln~, depth; if shut down, cause; date and result of test for gasoline content of gee) fast anchors. . of 24" ca~ing not ce.~,ented. NoTs.--There were ................ -N0 .................runs or sales of oil; ...... J~0 .................................... M cu. f~. 'of gas sold; .................... -NO .................... runs* or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) No~E.--Repor~ on ~his form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed i, duplicabe wRh the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless o~herwisc directed by thc supervisor. Fora 9-329 (January 1950) ]6--25766-8 u.s. oow. ns,en, .,~.r~,c. or.cE FORM 470 2-$7 PAN AMERIC PETROLEUM CORPORATION P. 0. Box 712 Anchorage, Alaska June 6t 1962 File: CAR-417-WF State of Alaska Department o£ Natural Resources Division of Mines and Mineral s Post Office Box 148 Anchorage ~ Alaska Attention: Mr. Donald Bruce Chief~ Petroleum Branch Gentlemen Re: Cook .~.a.!., ,et ~1 ,. .. . · RECEIVED' Division of Mines and Minerals Alaska Dept. of Natural Re$ource~ ..~ This letter is to advise you of our change of location of our Cook Inlet State ~l Well approved for drilling by your department February 14, 1962. After anchoring at location and obtaining an accurate survey of the drilling barge position, we now find the well will be located 393.5' east of the west line and 704.2 north of the south line~ ~ction 6, TllN, RgW, S.M. Inasmuch as the well site has not been located outside the original quarter section designated, you are provided with this notice of correction only. By separate correspondence, we will be requesting emergency exception for being closer than 500 feet to the section line. Yours very truly, PAN AMERICAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION C. A. Rector Area Foreman JSMc.lng APPLICATION FO~ pERMiT ~T'0 DRIEL~,~.::DEEPEN OR PLUG BACK APPLICATION 'iTO~DRtLL ~ !'- DEEPEN [~]. :~ PLUG BACK NAME OF COMPANY OR OPERATOR State · ' ' ...... ' !. :' ':-Dt~cRIPTION OF [ ~Vell number Elevation (ground) Name of lease ~~ ,~~. '/~ D~.- ~'f? ~Vell loeatio~t~ (~ivo footage from section Field & reservoir (If wildcat,: so: .s~ate) :~.-: ..... .~ ~_ Distance, in miles, and direction from nearest town or post office ..~ ~~~.~./~d~'"~'om -proposed location :lease line: ~, - . . feet Distance from proposed location to nearest drilling, completed or applied--for well on the same lease: feet Numb~res in le~se: Rotary or cable tools Approx. date work will stare Number of wells on lease, including this well. completed in or drilling to this reservoir: If lease, purchased with one or more wells drilled, from whom purchased: Name Address Status of bond .S~_.~ ~A~d~ ~ ~A_ ~%e ~/.a ~.~ral Ibs~:Lea~de Bead lq. lc - BLH, Wash., .Remarks: (If this is an application to deepen or plug back, briefly describe work to be done, giving present producing zone and expected new producing zone) 'RECEIVED' FEB 14 1962 Petroleum Branch Division of Mines and Minerals Alaska Dept. of Natural Resource~ CERTIFICATE: I, the undersigned, state that I am ~'~¥~/~~ ~11111 i~l/ll~/ll~ ~Ji:rOlJlf~J (company), and that I ~ author~ed by said comply to make this report; and ~at this report was pre- pared ~der my supe~ision ~d ~ec~on and ~at ~e facts stated there~ are true, correct and complete to ~e best of my ~owledge. ~~~~~~~ Signat~e Permit Number: ApprOvedApprOval Date:By: ,.~t~~~~~ ~/~/~./~____~~ Notice: Before sending in this form be sure that you have given all information requested. Much unnecessary correspond- ence will thus be avoided. See Instruction on Reverse Side of Form Alaska O/1 and Gas Conservation Commission Appl/eation to Dr/i/, Deepen or Plug Back Form No. P-1 Authorized by Order No. 1 Effective October 1, 1958 · ELL. pap. ,~ok Inlet ~,-:*l_ ~R0VINCE Cook inlet Basin, 4iaska FIELD LOGGING PROGRAM TYPE Latarolog - 7 *Gamma Ray-Sonic Mi.c:o!atarolo?Ca!ipar Can':naa Ray-Neutron I SCALE ] INTERVAL O-q'D~ if con:sidereal nnccssarv after runn::l:-:-:: casing. GEOLOGICAL MARKERS ESTi:,~ATED GROUND ELE VAT;Oh . *Kamlock REMARKS: ,~-,bove logging program is to be used only if salt water mud is used. :;Must be run at 15 ft./min. SPECIAL TESTS ' TYPE INTERVAL Mud Gas ~nalyzer (Portable rig-mounted recorder) O-TD. A cut of all samoles-and cores to be sent to Tulsa Lab. for spore and pollen analysis. A cut of all cored sands to be sent to Anchorage for Porosity, Permeability and saturation RE.ARKS: analysis. DRILL CUTTING SAMPLES DRILLING TI~E INTERVAL FREQUENCY FREQUENCY O-TD I0 ' or at the discretion of +',~n~- wellsite Geologist. INTERVAL O-TD Gao!ograph ~UD PROGRA~ iNTERVAL 0-1200 1200-7500 7500-TD TYPE V/EIGHT VISC' W.L: OTHER SPECS- Sea water -- Maintain solids content 10% or less Sea water i0,=/gal. 28-60 -- Sea water i0¢~/gal. 28- 50 10-15 Drill with sea water, mudding,up with bentonite and driscose only if necessary. If additional mud control required, convert to gyp-sea water system. LOVTC: r ~ ' : ur':: i ary *Pre-Tertiary 'RECEIVED' FEB 14 19~ Petroleum Branch D~vision of Mines and Minerals Alaska Dept. of .Natural Resources ~O~AL DEPT.: 14,000 ' -~ POSSIBLE PAY PROBABLE COMPLETION INTERVAL CASING PROGRAt~ 0-I00' 20" 26" o-12oo' 13-s/$" 0-7.500" O'TD 7" 8~" CEMENT TYPE To surface. Neat ~ 2% CaCt2 To surfade. 30O 200 Cement to be mixed with fresh water. DESCRIPTION OF LANDING POINT, ETC' Shale ar:d Sand Shale and Sand Sand Sand CORING PROGRA'~{ Drill 20' into significant shows and cut cores if warranted. This program is subject .. to change to insure well is drilled tO=TD--0n scheduie. COMPLETION PROGRAM To be determined and approved by Division Production Superintendent. {:' ,:: ::. _.': r a l pro,ram is to log cor. sistant with casi:-:S pros'_:,:.:::~ cut cores if wart; :::: ,-'1 i': ..... ,: :" :.:::~_:::st', than run i::::::::,::diate casing Subset::::::::', ;::' _:: : ":,::11 ::ohos to b,_: 11111,:' :_:11:':': :: ' Si'ks :::st:no- prell:Cram is subject to change to in:so:r: ~':::. .......... ::.:: driii:d to '::'::; .':-. ::::;: ¥...~1 will :''- ct:fo.!led a:::: a u-:S=~ ho ..... ' D i :':. ':: r i c t Ex:} io:: :: :: ion '2. ::ar truant. PR[PARE~ DY: T..Cooper -- P. Clarke .J fi- .f Rgw I I / FEB 14= 1962 / · '-". Petroleum Branch · Division of Mines and Minera~ · /Alaska Dept. of Natural Resource~ R8W N- LAT' KENAI JO VICINITY MAP SCALE OF MILES 0 lO ~0 ,j LOCATION _ ~, SCALE OF MILES ~'. ~ 5 0 5 I0 ~ I I II I ..... III F~OAd U'~'~.S', SELOOV/A,ALASKA 7'OPO-MAP !"PROPOSED LOCATION Well Name: COOK INLET Locaf'ion: C- NE-SW-Sec 6,T II N ,RgW,SM /nfl~ COOK INLET~ALASKA Do~: FEB-91'h 1962 .: ~-. 444 -7*r. AVENUE: S.W, CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA. February 9, 1962. File: AEP-41-%~ Re: Of-fshore Drilling Location - Cook Inlet District Engineer, U.S. Army Engineer District, Alaska, Corps of Engineers, P. O. Box 7002, A~CHO~%GE, Alaska. Dear Sir: Application for permission as hereby submitted to anchor a floating drilling vessel for the purpose of drilling an oil well in Cook Inlet approximately 8 miles east and 2 miles north of North Foreland. The actual location of the vessel will be C-NE-SW Section 6 TllN R9W Seward Meridian. The equipment will consist of a vessel which will contain the drilling equipment, derrick, tankage, supply space and crew quar- ters. Facilities will be provided to handle the disposal of waste material. No material will be discharged into the Inlet which will pollute the water. The drilling vessel is a vessel being 280' x 70' x 23'3". The top' of the derrick will be approximately 170' from the water 'level. Besides being conventionally anchored the vessel will be' attached to the well head which will be situated on the Inlet floor. The equipment is so constructed that drilling can be discontinued and the vessel can be completely removed from the location in a very short period of time, in the event a major storm arises. In this event the well is completely shut in and there is no danger of well fluids escaping 'into waters of the Inlet. If production is obtained from the well, a permanent well head will be constructed which will stand a maximum of 25' above the Inlet floor.' The water'depth at this point is approximately 96' at mean low low tide. Operations are scheduled to commence this spring as soon as ice conditions permit. Completion will be this fall before ice conditions present a hazard. As shown on the attached maps the work will be carried o~._~z a locatiov, completely surrounded by water and a considerable distance from shore. The waters ~,~,.j ~: : ?:.:: the work location come under the jurisdiction of the~Federai Govc:'::'a~:-:~ of the United States and/or the State of Alaska. Form 9-331A "Sundry Notices and Reports on Wells" issued by the United States Department of the Interior and Form P-1 "Permit to Drill" issued bY the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission have been submi.tted for approval. Yours very truly A.E. Piper Division Drilling SuPerintender~t