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Home My WebLink About166-004 • • MEMORANDUM State of Alaska Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission TO: Jim Reggq.em �� 3l ii DATE: August 05, 2011 P. I. Supervisor FROM: John Crisp, SUBJECT: Location Inspection Petroleum Inspector Conoco /Phillips Susie Unit #1 PTD 1660040 August 05, 2011: I traveled to Conoco /Phillips Susie Unit #1 location to attempt to find mounding on the final cut off of casing strings. CPAI representative Chris Brown stated that gravel had been removed & tundra overburden replaced the gravel. No success in finding the mounding for the casing string cut off. Summary: Inspection of Susie Unit #1 showed no trash or drilling debris. Casing cut off mounding could not be determined from inspection. Attachments: 6 Photos of location and Ice Road Access off of Haul Road Non - Confidential N APR 0 201 Susie #1 Location 8 -5 -11 jc Page 1 of 4 • • Location Clearance — Susie Unit #1 (CPAI) PTD 1660040 Photos by AOGCC Inspector J. Crisp 8/5/2011 m millitY rot, Susie #1 Location 8 -5 -11 jc Page 2 of 4 • • • :: • �d t f ?+Mr Susie #1 Location 8 -5 -11 jc Page 3 of 4 • • .�.. , r r, ....0.,„ t '' �. .. -.-e' ~ '`c"�G ,k ` �'^t«yir ' ...., s..... Susie #1 Location 8 -5 -11 jc Page 4 of 4 T. Brassfield Wiling Engineer • Wiling & Wells P. 0. Anchorage, AK AK 9 99510 -0360 Phone: 907-265-6377 ConocoPhiIiip March 21, 2011 Commissioner RECEIVED State of Alaska Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission - 4,‘ 40 h 333 West 7 Avenue Suite 100 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 gt48 g•Il & Gas Cm' Subject: Report of Sundry Well Operations for Susie Unit #1 Dear Commissioner: 61° Lf ConocoPhillips Alaska, Inc. submits the attached Report of Sundry Well Operations for the recent P&A marker modification for the exploratory well Susie Unit #1. We have attached 6 photos of the marker, a schematic and a summary of operations. If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact me at 265 -6377. Sincerely, did d MAR 2 2 2011 Afthitta T. Brassfield Drilling Eng CPAI Drilling TAB /skad STATE OF ALASKA ALASKA, AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISS• ' REPORT OF SUNDRY WELL OPERATIONS 1. Operations Performed: Abandon r Repair w ell r Plug Perforations r Stimulate r Other 17 P&A Marker Alter Casing P Tubing l New Pool Waiver modification g 9 r r Time Extension """ Change Approved R - ogram r Operat. Shutdown r Perforate r Re -enter Suspended Well r 2. Operator Name: 4. Well Class Before Work: 5. Permit to Drill Number: _ConocoPhillips Alaska, Inc. Development r Exploratory J7 166 -004 3. Address: 6. API Number: Stratigraphic r Service P. O. Box 100360, Anchorage, Alaska 99510 50 223 - 10001 - 00 7. Property Designation (Lease Number): 8. Well Name and Number: ADL F- 032472 Susie Unit 1 9. Field /Pool(s): Exploratory 10. Present Well Condition Summary: Total Depth measured 13517 feet Plugs (measured) see schematic true vertical 13517 feet Junk (measured) na Effective Depth measured Surface feet Packer (measured) none true vertical Surface feet (true vertucal) none Casing Length Size MD TVD Burst Collapse Conductor 41' 30" 41' 41' Surface 158' 20" 158' 158' Intermediate 2516' 13.375" 2516' 2516' Production 10062' 9.625" 10062' 10062 Perforation depth: Measured depth: see schematic True Vertical Depth: see schematic RECEIVED MAR 2 2tifl Tubing (size, grade, MD, and TVD) no tubing A Ott & Gas Cons. &mission Packers & SSSV (type, MD, and TVD) no packer IrtcParbge no SSSV 11. Stimulation or cement squeeze summary: Intervals treated (measured): not applicable Treatment descriptions including volumes used and final pressure: 12. Representative Daily Average Production or Injection Data Oil - Bbl Gas - Mcf Water - Bbl Casing Pressure Tubing Pressure Prior to well operation na Subsequent to operation na 13. Attachments 14. Well Class after work: Copies of Logs and Surveys run Exploratory F7 Development r Service r Stratigraphic 15. Well Status after work: PiA ':., RdDn1S Oil `, Gas r WDSPL Daily Report of Well Operations XXX GSTOR WINJ r WAG r GINJ r SUSP r SPLUG 16. I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. Sundry Number or N/A if C.O. Exempt: 310 -443 Contact Tom Brassfield @ 265 -6377 Printed Name G. L. Alvord Title Alaska Drilling Manager Signature /) Phone: 263 -6120 Date 3(Zc (t a RBDMS MAR 2 2 2011 _ 3• z l i( Form 10-404 Revised 10/2010 ��r< Y Submit Original Only H • S Susie Unit #1 Reclamation Re -P &A 3/15/11 AOGCC Jeff Jones witnessed the cement cap and placement of the data plate for the Reclamation Re -P &A. 07:30 Hrs. Arrive at remote camp, received camp orientation and safety briefing. 08:15 Hrs. Drive to location, AES and GBR completed THA cards. Had pre job meeting with the crew, Peak safety monitored the area for combustibles, none found. Cut the 30" conductor and removed the cement. Installed nipple and valve on the 20" casing, drilled a 1/4" hole. Hit good cement behind the casing, Peak safety checked for combustibles, none present. Cut and removed the 20" casing, removed the cement. Installed a nipple and valve to the 13 3/8" casing, drilled a 1/4" hole, found good cement behind the casing, Peak safety checked for combustibles, none present. Found full cement sacks in the 13 3/8" casing, chipped down 1'. Jeff Jones with AOGCC verified the removal of 1' and witnessed the placement of the cement cap. Jeff also witnessed the placement and welding of the data plate. 17:00 Hrs. Rig down and move off location, relocation. Released GBR and AES, return to Kuparuk. Note: All of the casing and conductor was NORM tested, disposed of the conductor in the Peak metal dumpster at location, the monument, 20" and 13 3/8" casing pieces were taken to the Drilling Toolhouse in Kuparuk for disposal. Susie Well Lat & Long: Lat = N 69 31' 08.749" Long = W 148 53' 57.269" Elevation Top of Welded Cap = 528.69 Top of gravel, Overburden mound (finished grade) at completion will be at a Minimum of 536.0. Minimum Cover = 7'. M v ° mo t): i ykk n 's .n 3 ; fi x ' *' 'ey i , ec i'v -- J t Xa -' o- ry . ,?s l �kx ''''...,,',0745.- t��s vet � ;Y C tC _ �, p 'V ' � w �: _ d n i'm' - x-'' z �` r ` b „3...i, 1,,‘,!, ,,,.. ,...,.....„44 i"; . $ k :. 1. °.ai.- ^ "74* :, ' ;< :# ,, r te" Y "o w,. '' '3 yam "' F ; t . anw , aoa , P. S • , Y { �"' .v • : i t L � r{ 'e x „�AS�?�.'�sv _ — S , ., to { E. ConocoPhillips Alaska Inc. 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': :''' % ' :c:7 i ',. , , , ' '-' ',.,,', ;"-,i'.4,,,,, *:, ;:t „{,,c.' 1:*.• • • Susie Unit #1 P &A Schematic TJB 3/21/2011 Casing strings cut, cement topped -off, and P&A plate welded 3/15/2011 30" conductor @ 55 sk cement plug from 95' to 20' MD +/- 41' MD 20" 94 ppf H -40 @ +1- 0 — _0 13 -3/8" bridge plug @ 95' MD" 158' MD cemented to surface w /top job ° 0 10.7 +/ - ppg mud , ! Cement in 2 stages from 1580' -1454' MD (125 sx), tagged & from 1454' -1360' MD (75 sx) P erfs 1578 -1518, 1518'- 1488', 10.7 + / - ppg mud 146' -1449' & 1440' -1435' 160 sk cement plug from 1776' to 1602' 9 - 5/8" cut @ 1736' MD 10.7 +/- i ppg mud 13 -3/8" 61 & 54.5 ppf J -55 @ 2516' cemented sks ks neat at Fondu & 1100 sks Fondu thru stage collar @ 1261'. 50 sk cement plug from 2639' to 2490' MD Cement returns to surface 4 holes @ 2550' sqz w /100 sks cement 10.7 +/- 4 holes @ 2660' sqz w /100 sks cement ppg mud MEI Set packer @ 5100' & dumped 50 sx cement on top Perfs @ 5224' to 5204' & 5182' to 5158' 4 holes @ 5235' sqz w /150 sks cement 4 holes @ 5150' sqz w /100 sks cement 10.7 +/- ppg mud 9 -5/8" 47 & 43.5 ppf csg @ i 10,062' MD and cemented w/ Set 100 sk cement plug from 1200 sks neat 10,066' to 9775' MD 10.7 ppg mud Drilled 8-1/2" hole to 13,517' MD TJB 3/21/2011 • . MEMORANDUM State of Alaska Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission z TO: Jim Regg T �' DATE: March 15, 2011 P. I. Supervisor FROM: Jeff Jones SUBJECT: Surface Abandonment Petroleum Inspector Susie Unit #1 Conoco - Phillips Alaska Inc. PTD 1660040 Sundry 310 -443 March 15, 2011: I traveled to ConocoPhillips Alaska Inc.'s (CPAI) Susie Unit #1 well location to inspect the casing cut off and abandonment procedures. I met CPAI representative Dave Chapman at the Susie #1 excavation site today and inspected the cut off well head. I noted that the 30" conductor and the 20" x 13 3/8" casing strings were cut off at least 4.5' below final grade as required by the approved P &A procedure and verified by survey transit. A small void in the 13 3/8" pipe was topped off with cement, filling all strings to surface with hard cement. A 3/8" thick marker plate was then seal welded to the outermost 20" pipe with the required information bead welded onto it. CPAI is still remediating the reserve pit and the excavation was barricaded but not filled at this time. Summary: I inspected the surface cement plugs, casing cut off depth, and the P &A marker plate on CPAI's Susie #1 well and found all to be in compliance with AOGCC regulations. Attachments: Photos (3) n CPAI P &A Procedure Well Schematic X Unclassified Classified Unclassified with Document Removed Surface Abandonment Susie #1 jones 3 -15 -11 Page 1 of 3 • • Surface Abandonment — Susie #1 (CPAI) Photos by AOGCC Inspector J. Jones March 15, 2011 plir r g r-1, ,, w r'IN - .1. C, ...+` �r ,; J 11 ` -j _ Marker Plate r rr . t n ii....4, it {' y * I F l i • ) y a R A � c ..f. ` ; , '' ^ ' , ; Cut-off with " .t ' � , � cement to surface r ! l w b j ,� ' , t ' , 3 ' r. -- - a #6 - Surface Abandonment Susie #1 jones 3 -15 -11 Page 2 of 3 • • Location; reserve pit ! ems M . 3 Surface Abandonment Susie #1 jones 3 -15 -11 Page 3 of 3 Mar 22 11 01:43p Jeff Jones 907 - 776 -5277 p.2 • . / 6(0 aO4 Susie Unit #1 P&A Schematic TJB 12/17/2010 30" conductor @ 55 sk cement plug from 95' to 20' MD +1 -41'MD r J r i 2a" 04 ppf H-40 @ +1- s— 159' MD cemented to - 13-3/8" bridge plug 95' MD" surface whop job 10.7 +! - ppg mud Cement In 2 stages from 1580' -1454' MD (125 s4 tagged & from 1454' -T360' MD (75 sx) 10.7 +1 - ppg mud Perfs ? 1578-1518. 1518` - 1488', 1467- 1449' & 1440' -1435' 160 sk cement plug from 1776' to 1602' 9 -518" cut @ 1736' MD 10.7 +1- ppg mud 's 13 - 318" 61 & 54.5 ppf J -55 @ 2516' MD cemented w/940 sks neat & 1100 sks Fonda thru stage collar @ 1261', 50 sk cement plug from 2639' to 2490' MD �. Cement returns to surface a ' N ED 4 holes @ 2550' sqz wf100 sks cement 10.7 +/- �� 4 holes @ 2660' sqz w1100 sks cement ppg mud MAR A R conifiniOn 4as Cons. tot hetege Set packer @ 5100' & dumped 50 sx cement on top Perfs @ 5224' to 6204' & 5182' to 5158' 4 holes @ 5235' sqz w1150 sks cement 4 holes @ 5150' sqz wf100 sks cement 10.7 +1- ppg mud 9 47 & 43.5 ppt csg @ t Set 100 sk cement u 10,062' MD and cemented wl p' g from 1200 sks neat 10,066' to 9775' MD 10.7 ppg mud Drilled 8 -W hole to 13,517' MD TJB 12/1712010 Mar 22 11 01:43p Jeff Jones 907 - 776 -5277 P. 40 'r prb Susie #1 P&A marker modification Revised 12/1712010 Well Status: Susie #1 was drilled & P&A d from 2/27/1966 to 1/9/1967. The well was tested (dry hole) and are above ground P&A marker set. During the Winter season of 2011, a site remediation project will be completed. During this time period CPAI would like to inspect the welt area, remove the above ground P&A marker, confirm depth of casing strings below FINAL GRADE, and weld -on a P&A plate per current regulations. Outline: • 1. Excavate wellhead. Inspect condition of the wetlbore i.e. confirm if wellhead has been cut & removed and casing strings secured. if required cut off 3' below FINIAL GRADE or cut -off above ground P&A marker and weld on cover plate with appropriate P &A information. Backfill area per remediation plan. Procedure: 1. Notify AOGCC 48 hours in advance of well operations. Hold pre -job meeting with all personnel to discuss objectives, as well as safety and environmental issues. 2. Excavate area surrounding the wellhead area to a depth required to confirm status of the surface P&A. Take pictures and discuss with Anchorage Engineering. 3. If required cut off wellhead and all casing strings at 3 feet below proposed FINAL GRADE. Verify that cement is back to surface in all strings. Add cement as required. Or, if wellhead has been removed with cover plate welded in place at an appropriate depth (confirm with Anchorage Engineering & AOGCC); cut -off the above ground P&A marker and weld -on cover plate as below. 4. Weld W thick cover plate (18" in diameter) over all casing strings with the following information bead welded into the top. ConocoPhillips Susie Unit #1 PTD # 166 -004 API # 50-223-10001-00 5. Remove oellar if needed. Back fill cellar /excavation with gravel/fill as needed. Complete to FINAL GRADE as per the remediation plan. Close out with the appropriate agencies. Tom Brassfield Staff Drtg. Engr m 1i- 77/7'7 • • SEAN PARNELL, GOVERNOR ALASKA OIL AND GAS 333 W. 7th AVENUE, SUITE 100 CONSERVATION COMMISSION ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501 -3539 PHONE (907) 279 -1433 FAX (907) 276 -7542 Chip Alvord Drilling Manager ,C) if ConocoPhillips Alaska, Inc. (9 10 P.O. Box 100360 Anchorage, AK 99510 Re: Exploratory Field, Exploratory Pool, Susie Unit #1 Sundry Number: 310 -443 Dear Mr. Alvord: st 30 `.n Enclosed is the approved Application for Sundry Approval relating to the above referenced well. Please note the conditions of approval set out in the enclosed form. As provided in AS 31.05.080, within 20 days after written notice of this decision, or such further time as the Commission grants for good cause shown, a person affected by it may file with the Commission an application for reconsideration. A request for reconsideration is considered timely if it is received by 4:30 PM on the 23rd day following the date of this letter, or the next working day if the 23rd day falls on a holiday or weekend. Sincerely, • Daniel T. Seamount, Jr. Chair DATED this day of January, 2011. Encl. • • ConocoPhi l l i ps Post Office Box 100360 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 -0360 I �A \/ D DEC 2 7 2010 g s w�i as Cons. Con issiorl December 21, 2010 Anchorage Commissioner State of Alaska Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 333 West 7 Avenue, Suite 100 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Re: Application for Sundry approval to modify P&A marker Susie Unit #1 Surface Location: 980' FNL, 760' FEL, Sec. 22, T2N, R13E, UM X =641,560 & Y =5,674,628 ASP4 NAD27 Target Location: 980' FNL, 760' FEL, Sec. 22, T2N, R13E, UM BHL: 980' FNL, 760' FEL, Sec. 22, T2N, R13E, UM Dear Commissioner: ConocoPhillips Alaska, Inc. would like to inspect and modify the P&A marker at the Susie Unit #1 location during this Winter's site remediation work. The attached Sundry form 10-430 and describes the proposed procedure for the inspection and above ground P&A marker removal. If you have any questions or require any further information, please contact me at 265 -6377 or Chip Alvord at 265 -6120. Si cerel om Brassfield Staff Drilling gineer cc: CONFIDENTIAL — Susie Unit #1 Chip Alvord ATO -1570 Leslie Senden ATO -1390 ,3'%1 RECEIVED • STATE OF ALASKA ?1 ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION au3ka ilii 8t Gas Cons. Commission APPLICATION FOR SUNDRY APPROVALS Anchorage 20 AAC 25.280 1. Type of Request: Abandon ❑ Plug for Redrill ❑ Perforate New Pool ❑ Repair Well ❑ Change Approved Program ❑ Suspend ❑ Plug Perforations ❑ Perforate ❑ Pull Tubing ❑ Time Extension ❑ Operations Shutdown ❑ Re -enter Susp. Well ❑ Stimulate ❑ Alter Casing ❑ Other: hloltck ?Or pv�4k p ` 2. Operator Name: 4. Current Well Class: 5. Permit to Drill Number: al- ConocoPhillips Alaska, Inc. Development ❑ Exploratory p 166 -004 3. Address: Stratigraphic El Service El 6. API Number: P.O. Box 100360, Anchorage, Alaska 99510 50- 223 - 10001 -00 l 7. If perforating, closest approach in pool(s) opened by this operation to nearest 8. Well Name and Number: property line where ownership or landownership changes: Spacing Exception Required? Yes ❑ No 0 - Susie Unit #1 9. Property Designation (Lease Number): 10. Field / Pool(s): F- 032472 ' Exploratory • 11. PRESENT WELL CONDITION SUMMARY Total Depth MD (ft): Total Depth TVD (ft): Effective Depth MD (ft): Effective Depth TVD (ft): Plugs (measured): Junk (measured): 13,517' ' 13,517' Surface Surface See schematic na Casing Length Size MD TVD Burst Collapse Structural Conductor 41' 30" 41' 41' na na Surface 158' 20" 158' 158' na na Intermediate 2516' 13.375 2516' 2516' na na Production 10,062' 9.625 10,062' 10,062' na na Liner Perforation Depth MD (ft): Perforation Depth TVD (ft): Tubing Size: Tubing Grade: Tubing MD (ft): see schematic see schematic none na na Packers and SSSV Type: none Packers and SSSV MD (ft) and TVD (ft): none 12. Attachments: Description Summary of Proposal p 13. Well Class after proposed work: Detailed Operations Program ❑ BOP Sketch ❑ Exploratory tu . Development ❑ Service ❑ 14. Estimated Date for 15- Jan -11 15. Well Status after proposed work: Commencing Operations: Oil ❑ Gas ❑ WDSPL ❑ Suspended ❑ 16. Verbal Approval: Date: WINJ ❑ GINJ ❑ WAG ❑ Abandoned 2 - Commission Representative: GSTOR ❑ SPLUG ❑ 17. I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. Contact Tom Brassfield@ 265 -6377 Printed Name Chip Alvord Title Drilling Manager Signature Phone 265 -6120 Date A ( 1 Z( ot0 COMMISSION USE ONLY 2 Conditions of approval: Notify Commission so that a representative may witness Sundry Number: 3, 0 _tit( Integrity Et/ BOP Test ❑ Mechanical Integrity Test ❑ Location Clearance 00 Other: pi Aczt/s„.. "" 01, . c_,,/T-- g Z 1/11,1 1l L-- Subsequent Form Required: / 0 — Li 0 4/ APPROVED BY Approved by: / COMMISSIONER THE COMMISSION Date: /Z-51/ i2 27 ,,e Form 10 -403 Revised 1/2010 /Z,Z F•% 0 R 1 GIllyitts JAN 0.6 2011 Sfibmit in Duplicate • Susie #1 P &A marker modification Revised 12/17/2010 Well Status: Susie #1 was drilled & P &A'd from 2/27/1966 to 1/9/1967. The well was tested (dry hole) and an above ground P&A marker set. During the Winter season of 2011, a site remediation project will be completed. During this time period CPAI would like to inspect the well area, remove the above ground P &A marker, confirm depth of casing strings below FINAL GRADE, and weld -on a P &A plate per current regulations. Outline: 1. Excavate wellhead. Inspect condition of the wellbore i.e. confirm if wellhead has been cut & removed and casing strings secured. If required cut off 3' below FINAL GRADE or cut -off above ground P &A marker and weld on cover plate with appropriate P&A information. Backfill area per remediation plan. Procedure: 1. Notify AOGCC 48 hours in advance of well operations. Hold pre -job meeting with all personnel to discuss objectives, as well as safety and environmental issues. 2. Excavate area surrounding the wellhead area to a depth required to confirm status of the surface P &A. Take pictures and discuss with Anchorage Engineering. 3. If required cut off wellhead and all casing strings at 3 feet below proposed FINAL GRADE. Verify that cement is back to surface in all strings. Add cement as required. Or, if wellhead has been removed with cover plate welded in place at an appropriate depth (confirm with Anchorage Engineering & AOGCC); cut -off the above ground P &A marker and weld -on cover plate as below. 4. Weld %4" thick cover plate (18" in diameter) over all casing strings with the following information bead welded into the top. ConocoPhillips Susie Unit #1 PTD # 166 -004 API # 50- 223 - 10001 -00 5. Remove cellar if needed. Back fill cellar /excavation with gravel /fill as needed. Complete to FINAL GRADE as per the remediation plan. Close out with the appropriate agencies. Tom Brassfield Staff Drlg. Engr TJB 12/17/2010 • Susie Unit #1 P &A Schematic TJB 12/17/2010 30" conductor @ 55 sk cement plug from 95' to 20' MD +/- 41' MD r r 20" 94 ppf H -40 @ +/- 158' MD cemented to ; F 13 -3/8" bridge plug @ 95' MD" surface w /top job ° 5 10.7 +/ - ppg mud '; ' Cement in 2 stages from 1580' -1454' MD (125 sx), tagged & from 1454' -1360' MD (75 sx) 10. +/ ppg mud Perfs @ 1578 -1518, 1518'- 1488', ., 1462' -1449' & 1440' -1435' 160 sk cement plug from 1776' to 1602' 9 - 5/8" cut @ 1736' MD 10.7 +/- ppg mud 13 -3/8" 61 & 54.5 ppf J -55 @ ; i 2516' cemented w/940 sks ks neat at Fondu & 1100 sks Fondu thru stage collar @ 1261'. 50 sk cement plug from 2639' to 2490' MD Cement returns to surface 4 holes @ 2550' sqz w /100 sks cement 10.7 +/- 4 holes @ 2660' sqz w /100 sks cement ppg mud Set packer @ 5100' & dumped 50 sx cement on top Perfs @ 5224' to 5204' & 5182' to 5158' 4 holes @ 5235' sqz w /150 sks cement 4 holes @ 5150' sqz w /100 sks cement 10.7 +/- ppg mud 9 -5/8" 47 & 43.5 ppf csg @ Set 100 sk cement plug from 10,062' MD and cemented w( 10,066' to 9775' MD 1200 sks neat 10.7 ppg mud Drilled 8 -' /z" hole to 13,517' MD TJB 12/17/2010 • w � � Page 1 of 1 Schwartz, Guy L (DOA) From: Brassfield, Tom J [TOM.J .Brassfield @conocophillips.com] Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 2010 1:58 PM To: Schwartz, Guy L (DOA) Cc: Alvord, Chip Subject: RE: Susie Unit #1 (PTD 166 -004) and Nora Fed #1 (PTD 169 -013) Guy, depending on the status of the wellbores we will verify status by: 1. If the wellheads /valves (or lack of valves) are still in tact we should be able to verify by functioning or 2. Will weld -on valves which we can drill thru to verify status Will notify the AOGCC of the proposed procedures when the excavations are completed. Thanks, Tom From: Schwartz, Guy L (DOA) [ mailto:guy.schwartz ©alaska.gov] Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 2010 1:45 PM To: Brassfield, Tom 3 Subject: Susie Unit #1 (PTD 166 -004) and Nora Fed #1 (PTD 169 -013) Tom, As I was reading the proposed procedure I was curious what safeguards and procedures were in place in case you needed to cut the casing. Just in case the surface plug was riot there and there were hydrocarbons or gas at surface Guy Schwartz Senior Petroleum AOGCC 12/29/2010 lc-apfm 10Jan95 PLUGGING & State of Alaska LOCATION REPORT CLEARANCE ALA~OIL & GAS CONSERVATION CO~ISSION PTD No. Lease Memorandum To File: API No. Spud: Note casing size, wt, depth, cmt vol, & procedure. Liner: Well Name g~ g,'~ ( ~,~-~ ~ -- Operator ~[~~ R,~c.~&'e ~ ~o. Location ~c ~e/ p~/ ~ {~ ~ ~ ~nd Date (/o9~ W , TD: , Compl e ted Review the well file, and comment on plugging, well head status, and location Clearance - provide loc. clear, code. · . w. ii head =ut o~: ~o ~ ~ ~ ~' ~/~ ~ Marker post or plate: Location Clearance: -- , / __/ [- Signed Date November 8, 1984 I~r. Thomas N. Smith Division of Geological and Geophysical Surveys Pouch 7-028 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Re: Preparation of Petrographic Thin-Sections on Ditch Cuttings and Core Chips From State Sample Library Dear Tom: Pursuant to the November 8, 1984 discussion with you, permission is hereby granted to Division of Geological and Geophysical . Surveys. (DGGS) t6 extract a maximum 1 cc. of core material per foot of core from the State'-s set of samples and core chips for the sole purpose of preparing the petrographic thin-sections within the designated intervals-in the following wells, subject to the conditions listed below~ I. Sample Set 1,7o. Well Interval ~.amples 303 299 274 263 138 5O4 336 McCulloch Fin Creek Unit #1 Forrest Kemik U, ~1 Home Bush Fed. ~1 . Atl. Richfield Nora Fed #1 Atl. Richfield~SUa~ie Sohio Sag Delta ~8 B.P, Niakuk #1 10420 - 10520' 3 4430 - 4660 3 1.1240 - 11300 2 12490 - 12550 3 13020 - 13060 1 9910 - 10130 4 9620 - 9980 4 II. ~TERIAL. S TO BE SUBMITTED Pet_rographic Thin-Sections from Ditch Cuttings and Core Chips, III. CONDITIONS I . Cuts of the sample and/or core material on the subject wells in the State collection'are to be extracted only from those individual envelopes or bags in which total content of core material is greater than 10 cc. (No cuts are to be extracted if the volume of material in the individual envelope is less than 10 cc.) DGGS will provide the State with a list of the specific core footages from which material was extracted. The above-indicated materials are to be prepared covering the specified intervals in these wells. . Ail slides prepared are to be received by the Commission no later than January 15, 1985 and are to be transmitted direct to the Commission and not examined by outside parties. , · All residue and excess sample material is to be returned to the Commission; no slide or sample material is to be retained by DGGS. e No other thin-sections or slide are to be prepared from this material nor other analyses conducted without specific prior consent from the Commission. 7. DGGS shall bear all costs entailed. We are pleased to work with you in this beneficial project and look forward to your continued exercise of care and good judgement in the handling of this limited quantity of valuable well material. I know we both understand that the State's well sample library is public property and granting DGGS permission to extract portions of material from this library for the purpose of preparing the subject material enhances the value of the library and is in the public interest. Sincerely, Michael T. Minder 'Petroleum Engineer lc:A.4e.22 Return signed and dated copy of this agreement. ! Signed Dated MARATHON OIL OOMPANY PROE)UC;TION- UNITI~ STATICS ANO CANA~, March 30, 1971 Mr. Thomas R. Marshall Director, Div. of Oil & Gas Department of Natural Resources STATE OF ALASKA 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Re: Palynology of Susie Unit #1 well Arctic Slope, Alaska Dear Tom: In accordance with our letter of April 23, 1970 to Mr. Harry Kugler of your department, and in exchange for the cut of the well samples, we are submitting the enclosed copy of the palynology report prepared by our Denver Research Center laboratory on the Susie Unit well. If you have any questions, we will be pleased to try to answer them. We are grateful for your cooperation in this endeavor, and because of the proprietary nature of this information we would be further ap- preciative if this material could be kept confidential for your own use, and not released to the general public. Thomas Wilson, Jr. District Exploration Manager TW/ap Encl. cc' Mr. H. W. Kugler---State of Alaska Div. of Oil & Gas--Anchorage Mr. R. C. Shelton--MRO--Los Angeles · March 12, 1971 PALYNOLOGY OF THE SUSIE UNIT #t ~,,TELL~_NORTH SLOPE ALASKA .MARATHON O!L COMPANY ~ ANCHOrAGe, ^LASKA G. K. Guennel INIAR ~B I§71 ~i~ty-fo~ s~mples of ~ell cuttings ~e~e ex. ned ~croscopically. Standard maceration procedure was employed, gFnis included ]~ and HC1 treatment., followed by, oxidation with Schulze's reagent and neFtralizatlon., with KOH. Floatation with ZnBr was alwo employed and staining was accomplished ~rith sa£ranin Y. Pal~nomorphs are fa±fly abttnclant and preservat±on is reasonably good down to sample 9750-60. Below this point carbonization seems to have taken its toll. Palynomorphs are rare and preservation is poor in the lower smmples, making identification difficult. Those well preserved spores that are present in the lower part of the Well are obviously uphole cont~ainants. o. The possibility that these rocks may' simply be devoid of palynomorphs and that the carbonized fragments are allochthonous (reworked from older sediments) has been considered but ruled out.. Some of the carbonized palynomorphs are recognizable as Mesozoic dinoflagellates and thus are thougjat to be indigenous to the sediment. There is, however, evidence of recycling of this Mesozoic carbonized debris throughout the upper portion of the well. Depth of burial is thought to account for the carbonization. · ~ne depositional environment, is thought to have been marine from 4250 feet do~m to T.D., with possibly a non-marine interval, between samples 6210-20 and 6800-10. qYne upper section, do~n to sample 3800-10, is thought to be non-marine. · The well is thought to bottom in Jurassic rocks. The boundary between · the Lower and Upper Cretaceous is postulated between 7250 and 7500 feet and the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary between 1750 and 2300 feet. AGE D~ERMINATIONS , Figure 1 shows the ages, and thus a gross zonation, determined by : ........ : :'-~:.:~-"'-~th-i~s ~r~t-her,-cursor~y pa~lynologica~,-inve:stigation. Age determinations are . ........ .extremely .dif.ficult. to.make for the ~samples of the lower part of the well 'i :Land-derived pollen and/or,spores. ,are lacking or are rare in these samples and preservation is poor due to carbonization of 'the organic matter -Figure 9,-plate 2, illustrates this kind of preservation,1 No evidence of Paleozoic sediments was encountered in this well. Some dinoflage'llate cysts, which are presumed to be indigenous to the · -samples and which resemble taxa previously encountered in Mesozoic sedi- ments, date the lower portion of this well as Jurassic,Cretaceous. S~ample 120-50 -- This sample is practically barren. Quercus, Pin~s, Osmund~, ~, and Smilax are the only plant genera represented. This hints at a boggy environment and probably Pleistocene or Holocene age. A non-marine environment is postulated, since there are no marine organs present. Fungus spores, however, are present. One carbonized dino- flagellate is thought to be associated with carbonized wood fragments and thus reworked from older sediment. S~am~le 500-10 -- Spo~es are abundant and well preserved· There is no evidence of marine organs. The palynomorph assemblage is dominated by 0uercu. s, · pteridophytes*, s~d Taxodium. ?ne.percentage relationships are shown graPhically in figure 2. The abundance of Taxodium (12%) and the presence of monosulcate grains (probably palm and Liriodendron) and · lSequoia (figure-l,-plate 1) indicate a very-mild warm-temperate climate and point to an Early Tertiary age, probably Eocene. * S h_~_~m~_~_, a bryophyte ,. is arbitrarily included. ~.mmple 1000-10 -- Spores are abthndant and preservation is good. The assemblage of this sample differs somewhat from that of sample 500-10 (see figure 2). .However,-the lower Quercus count may ~not be significant~, since ~it may simply be' attributable to a moister environment. -An increase from _1.9%. (Sample~ 500-10) to 31% in "exOtics,". on the. other hand,~may be signifi- cant. By "exotics'i I mean warm-temperate angiosperms, such as Myric~a, -~ - .~, ~C?_~_y_~, Utmus, Fagus ;-. and ~, which are grouped under the~ label WTA in figure 2, plus Taxodium, .Se_quoi~a~, monoSulcates, and Podocarpus. The environment of deposition is thought to be non-marine and the age Eocene. _Sample 1500-10 -- Spores are abundant and preservation is good. The "exotics" comprise 41% of the total spore count and thus the climate is presumed to have been warmer than that of sample !000-10. The appearance of Gleichenia and Rugutriletes, two prominent constituents· of Late Cretaceous spore assemblages, may also be significant' Podocarpus maximus is present (figure 3, plate 1) sad this species is considered to be characteristic of the Fort Union (Stanley~ 1965). The environment of deposition is non-ms~ine and the age is thought to be Paleocene. _Sample 1750-60 -- Spores axe abundant and well preserved. %~e assemblage resembleg that of sample 1500-10. %T~e percentage of "exotics" has increased .to 49. Sequoiapollenites paleocenicus (figure 2, plate 1) is present and it has been found in the Paskapoo Formation of Alberta and the Fort Union of South Dakota (Snead, 1969, and Stanley, 1965, respectively). reg..i, um (figure 4, plate 1), reported from the Paleocene of' Siberia and the Fort Union of South Dakota (Stanley, 1965), and Podocarpus maximus are also present', indicating a Paleocene age for this sample. The e~vironment is thought to be non-marine. 2300-10 -- Spores are abundant and well preserved. The assemblage is char- acterized by typical Late Cretaceous genera, such as Aqu!la~ollenitcs, Gleichenia, and Proteacidites (see figure. 2). Aqu$1apollenites rectus, A. dentatus, and A. fusiformis were described from Upper Cretaceous rocks o~f Al_as.~a (B. Tsch~udy,_ 1969). .Cycadopites giganteus and Wodehouseia s~pinata (figures 5-7, plate 1) were described from the Upper Cretaceous af South .Dakota (Stanley, 1960). Wodehouseia spinata has become a Late Cretaceous marker. The presence of these species leads me to postulate a Maestrichtian age for this sample. There is no evidence of marine organisms. ~ample 2750-60 -- ~Fnis smmple contains well preserved spores in abundance. A_quilapollenite.s is conspicuous due to its abundance and by virtue of being represented by a new species (figures 8 and 9, plate 1). This species is large and spinoso smd to my knowledge has not been reported in the literature. Also present is A. sensnicus (figure 16, plate 1), which is limited to the Maestrichtian and Campanian (B. Tschudy, 19~9), s~]d Wodehouseia s_pinata. There is no evidence of marine organisms. A Maestrichtian age is postulated for this sample. S~a?..~ples 3250-60 and 3800-10 -- Spores are rather sparse in these two samples. Pol~podiidite~s senonicus is present and thus the samples should~ be no older than Santonian (Ross, 1949). A Campanian age thus is attached to this interval. There is~ however, a suite of Maestrichtian spores present, including species of Aquilapollenites, M.o. mipite~s, ~- s_~ori~es, and Osmundacidites. If these spores are indigenous, that is', not uphole contaminants, then this interval could be Maestri chtian ...... rather than Campanian. There is no evidence of marine organisms. Ss_~les 4250-60~- 4750-60~ 5250-60 -- Spores are fairly abundant in these samples. C_ingulatisporites~ circularis and Anemia stri. osporites_ are present' and ~.~ · ~they are restricted to the middle Senonian (Weyland & Krieger, 1953, and Rouse et al, 1971~ respectively). The dinoflagellates Deflandrea _rqc- tang~.~l~.a, ris ~(figure 1, plate 2). and D_. belfastensis have also been reported from middle. Senonian rocks (Eisenack & Klement, 1964). A middle Senonian ............ age-thus ispretty well established for~%his interval and, since the samples above appear to be Campanian in age, this interval is. thought to be Santonian. Some uphole contamination is evident, by the presence of Aquila.- pollenites,~_.Momipi_tes, ~Tax°di.um, Wodehouseia, and Betula pollen. The lower Upper Cretaceous, that is,' the Cenomanian, Turonian, Coniacian, and San- tonian, is a sequence with which I am not too familiar. A suite of spores, strangers to me but assignable to such genera as Rugutriletes (figure 11, plate 1), Leptolepidites (figure 12, plate 1), Osmundacidites, Pilosporites, S_2!hagnumsporite__s, and ~Lycopdi~unsporites, is present in these smnples and this suite thus may well fit into this gap in my knowledge. A strange dinoflagellate, assignable to G~mnodinitur~'(figure 2, plate 2), is also · present. The samples of this interval contain well preserved dinoflagellates and thus are marine. Sample 5750-60 -- This sample is essentially barren. Besides some uphole contami- nants (Castanea, Chenopodium), there is, however, a diagnostic hystricho- sphere present, Hystrichosphaeridium readei (figure 3, plate 2). The sample thus is probably marine and no younger than Cenomanian (Sarjeant, 1967). S__~mmle 62]_0-20 -- This sample contains Verumonoletes morulos e.~d .D.acrydium fluens, species that have been. reported from the Cenomanian (Pierce, 1961). There is no evidence of marine organisms. Uphole contamination accomnts ror the presence of Momioites, Aquilapo!len~ites, Taxodium, Engelhardtia, Castanoa, and Tilia. The age is thought to be Cenomanian. 6600-10~ 6700-10,~_._a_nd 6800-10 -- Palynomorphs are sparse in this interval and no age-diagn<Ss-t:ic fossils were foUnd. No marine organisras were encountered, except one hystrich and it is probably re.cycled from older rocks along with some specimens of _Cycad0pite~s and Anemia that are Aptian and older. There is also evidence of uphole contamination. ~uila- · · potlenites~ Sequo,i~a, Taxodium, and Myrica pollen is thought to come' from younger rocks. ~250-60 -- This sample contains the dinoflagellate Diconodini ~um arcticum and the fern spore Striatites striatus (figure 4, plate 2) and thus should . be Cenomanian in age (Man~m & Cookson, 1964, and Pierce, 1961, respectively). The sample is marine. Some uphole contaminants are present, including Taxodi~m, A__quila~P_llenites, and Ulmipollenites. ~Sample 7500-10 -- This sample contains some well preserved dinoflagellates and thus the environment of~ deposition is marine. Cicatricosisporites aralica and and S_phagnumsPorites antiquasporites (figure 5, plate 2) point to an Albian age for this sample, (Brenner, 1963). On the other hand, the presence of · ~di~a fas~t~igioides and Hemitelia mirabilis (figure 6, plate 2) indicate a Cenomanian age (Couper, 1953, and Bolkhovitina, 1953, respectively). The latter two species, along with specimens of Aquilapol!enit_es that are also present, could be uphole contamins~uts. ~amples 7750-60, .8.~.0r60_~. an_ d 8760-70 -- ?nese samples contain well preserved dinoflagellates and thus the environment is thought to have been marine. Dicodini~m dispers ~.oju. ~, D. p~llifer~mm, Microdini~m ornat~um_, and GonMaulax ~apionis (figure 7~ plate 2) are indicative of a~u Albian age (Sa~jeant, 1967). ~ne spore species Monosulcites _el0ngat_us., Acanthotriletes levidensis, V_itreisporites pallidus, Gleicheniidites senonicus, and Podocarp{dites potomacensis substantiate this dating (Panella, 1966; Brenner, 1963; and Balme, 1957). Pollen grains of Aquilapollenite.s, ~equoia, Taxodi~m, Myyica, Cary.~, and ~ are thought to be introduced from uphole' .Sample 9250-60 -- This sample contains no diagnostic palynomorphs. Some well preserved pollen grains, representing the genera Sequoi.~, Gl_~_p_tostrobus, ~, and Alnus, are indicative of uphole contamination. Some carbonized ~ · dmno~.~lagellate- .present are thought-.to be reworked from older rocks. .Sample 9750-6'0 -- There 'is no ~evidence of uphole contamination in this sample, but · ~ e some carbonized dmnollagellat s are indicative of recycling of sediment. A well preserved assemblage of palynomorphs is present and .it is thought to be indigenous. The dinoflagellates Scriniodinium campanula (figure 8, plate 2), Gonyaulax orthoceras, and G. jurassica make this sample no older than Hauterivian and no younger than Aptian (Eisenack & Klement, 1964). Long-ranging Cretaceous spores belonging to such genera as Classopollis, ..... · __.. · -'~ and Gleicheniidites tend to support ~or. ites, Sohagntm~sporm oes, · this date. This sa~aple is marine. _S~_ple 1Q~500-10 -- 0nly carbonized dinoflagellates are present in this sample. There is no evidence of uphole contamination. The sample is marine. The presences of the dinoflagellate ~aulax helicoidea, among others, makes this sample no younger than Aptian (Sarjeant, 1967). Sample 10~750-60 -- This ss~nple contains only carbonized dinoflagellates. No uphole conts~ainants are present. Two dinoflagellate species, Odontochitin~ o_perculata and Gonyaulax orthoceras, make this sample no younger than Albian smd no-older than Hauterivian (Singh, 1964). Ss~ples 11~240~50~ ~t1~76~0~-7~0~ smd 12~6_00-10 -- This interval is devoid of diagnostic palynomorphs. Among the carbonized dinoflagellates found is Gonyaulax ;~urassica (figure 9, plate 2), a species that ranges into the Albian (Singh, 1964) and' thus is not of great help in dating this interval. The interval is definitely marine. A diverse and well preserYed assemblage of uphole contaminants tends to obscure indigenous palynomorph -8- assemblage contains specimens of Momipif~i?s, Taxodium, ~, Alnus, Cors[lus~ ~C~arya., ~F_~g~s, ~nd J__~lans and thus must be derived from Tertiary rocks way uphole. ~s~ple 12~8~00-10 -- This sample contains carbonized dinoflagellates. One dino resembles Gymnodinium dabendorfense, a species reported from Valangian rocks (Sarjeant, 1967), but I can't be sure of the identification. The sample is marine. ~f~amples 12~960-70; 13,050-60; and 13~160-70 -- No diagnostic pa]~nomorphs were found in this interval so that dating was not possible. Carbonized dino- flagellates are present, however, making the interval marine. Uphole contaminants are also present in this interval, among them are specimens of Tsu_~, Alnus, Co lr~, Momipi.t. es., and Taxodium. . S_~m .le 13 490-500 -- This ~ample contains carbonized dinoflagellates 'and hystricho- spheres, indicating a marine environment of deposition. One dinoflagellate cyst resembles Imbatodinium villosum_, a species reported from Upper jUrassic rocks (Evitt, 1969). Some well preserved spores' representing Be~ula, Momipite_s, Taxodit~m, and Gleichenia indicate that uphole contszaination occurred. o · · 120~ .... Pleistocene? 500-! Eocene? / t000-I :~- ..... Eocene 1500-[---~, a~.eocene !7~0-i- -~- - --Paleocene 32JqJ ........ ffampanian 3800~' ~' ' -Campanian ~;arzne --Santoni a n hT.~. ~-- Marine --Santonian >7>0-]-- Marine --Santonian ~7~0-i- k'.,arine --Cenomanian 6210 .... Cenomanian 6600, 68no~ 72 ~ 0-'~'-- ?!a ri ne --Ce nomani an 7~00~--Marine 1 --Mar~ ne --,,~r~ ne --Aptian? 0] 1000 ~ c .... ~ -- LjraD'a of Sus?~e ~n. ~ , well, .. V ,':., r ~.,,..L C ~ scale in feet 0 0 0 © · 0 © BIBLIOGraPHY Anderson, Roger Y., 1960, Cretaceous-Tertiary palynoiogy, eastern side of the San Juan Basin, New Mexico: Bur. Mines Min. Resources Memoir 6, 58 p. Balme, B. E., 1957, Spores and 9ollen grains from the Mesozoic of western Australia': .~ .................... Comm~onwea!th Sci. Ind. Res. Organization, Tech. Communication 25~ 48 p. ......... Baskerville, Charles Alexander, 1965, A micropaleontological study of Cretaceous sediments on Staten Island: New York, U. Microfilms, Ann Arbor, 65 p. Boikhovitina, N. A., 1953, Spores and pollen characteristic of Cretaceous deposits of central regions of the U.S.S.R.: Trans. Inst. Geol. Sci. A6ad. Sci. · U.S.S.R., Rel. 145~ Geol. Ser. no. 61, 184 pp; in vol. 8 and Translations vo%..~2 of Catalog of Fossil Spores and Pollen, Pennsylvania State University, Brenner~ Gilbert J., 1963, The spores and pollen of the Potomac Group of Maryland: Maryland Dept. Geology, Mines, Water Resources Bull. 27, 215 p. Couper, R. A., 1953, Upper Mesozoic and Cainozoic spores and pollen grains: New Zealand Geol. Survey, Paleontol. Bull. 22, 77 p. De Jersey, N. J., 1970, Triassic mio~pores from the Blackstone Formation Aberdare Conglomerate_and Raceview Formation: Geol.. Survey Queensland,. Publ. 348, 41 p. Delcourt, A. F., Dettmann, M. E., and Hughes, N. F., 1963: Revision of some Lower Cretaceous microspores from Belgium: Palaeontology, vol. 6, pt. 2, p. 282-92. Dettmann, Mary E. and Playford, G., 1968, TaxonOmy of some Cretaceous spores and pollen grains from eastern Australia: Proc. Royal Soc. Victoria, vol. 81, pt. 2, p. 69-94. Eisenack, Alfred and Klement, K. W., 1964, Katalog der fossilen Dinoflagellaten, Hystrichosphaeren und verwandten Mikrofossillien: Bd. 1 Dinoflagellaten, E. Schweizerbart sche Verlagsbuchhandlung~ S~uttgart, 888 p. Evitt, William R., 1969, Dinoflagellates and other organisms in palynological preparations; in Aspects of Palynology~ Tschudy, R. H. and Scott, R. A., Wiley-Interscience, New York, p. 439-79.~ Hughes~ N. F., 1969, Jurassic and Early Cretaceous pollen and spores: in Tschudy and Scott, Aspects of Palynology, Wiley Interscience, New York, p. $11-29~ Leffingwell, Harry A., 1971, Palynology of the Lance (Late Cretaceous) and Fort' Union (Paleocene) formations of the type Lance area, Wyoming: Geol. Soc. Am. Sp. Paper~"127, p. 1-64. Leopold, Estella B., 1969, Late Cenozoic Paiynology: in Tschudy and Scott, Aspects of Palynology, Wiley Interscience, New York, p. 377-~38. Manum, Svein and Cookson, Isgbei C., 1964, Cretaceous microplankton in a sample from Graham Island, Arctic Canada, collected during the second "Fram"- Expedition (1898-1902): Skrifterutgitt ay dot norske Videnskaps-Akademi i Oslo, Ny Serie, no. 17, ~6 p. ~ .... ~- ~ ~ ....... .~ ? .... (cont'd.) Bz~,LIOoR='.PHY (cont'd.) McGregor, D. C.,_ 1965~ Illustrations of Triassic, Jurassic, and Lower Cretaceous spores and pollen of Arctic Canada: Geol. Surv. Canada,.. paper 64-55, 32 p. New,nan, Karl Robert, 1963, Micropaleontology and stratigraphy of Late Cretaceous and Paleocene formations, northwestern Colorado: U. Microfilms, Ann Arbor.~ 95 p. Norton, Norman James, 1964, Palynology of the UPper Cretaceous and Lower Tertiary in the type 1Dcality of tke Hell Creek Fo~aation: U. Microfilms, Ann Arbor~ 175 p. Panella, Giorgio~ 1966, PalYnology of the Dakota Group and Graneros Shale of the Denver Basin: U. Microfilms, Inc., Ann Arbor, 173 p. Penny, John S.~ 1969, Late Cretaceous and Early Tertiary palynology: in'Tschudy and Scott, Aspects of Palynology, Wiley Intersci~nce, New York, p. ~31-76. Pierce, Richard L., 1961, Lower Upper Cretaceous plant microfossils' from Minnesota, Minn. Geol. Survey Bull. 42, 86 p. Playford, Geoffrey, 1965, Plant microfossils from Triassic sediments near Poatina Tasmania: gour. Geol. Soc. Australia, vol. 12, pt. 2, p. 173-2J_0. Playford, G. and Cornelius, K. D., 1967, Palynological and lithostratigraphic features of the Razorback Beds, Mounta Morgan District, Queensland: U. Queensland Papers vol' 6, no. $, p. 81-94. Playford, G. and Dettmann, Mary E., 1965, Rhaeto-Liassic plant microfos$ils from the Leigh Creek Coal Measures, South Australia: Senckenbergiana, vol. 46~ nos. 2/3, p. 127-81. Reiser~ R. F. and Williams, A. J.,. 1969, Palynolo~ of the lower Jurassic sediments of the northern Su~at Basin, Queensland: Geol. Survey Queensland Puhl. ~39, 25 p. Ross, N. E., 1949, On a Cretaceous pollen, and spore bearing clay of Scania: Bull. Geol. Inst. Uppsala, vol. ~4, p. 25-43. Rouse~ Glenn E., 1957, The application of a new nomenclatural approach to Upper Cretaceous plant microfossils from western Canada: Can. Jour. Bot., vol. 35, p. $49-~75. , 1959, Plant microfossils from Kootenay coal measures strata of British Columbia: Micropaleontology, vol. 5, no. 3, p. 303-24. , 1962, Plant microfossils from the Burrard .Formation of western Britisk Colmmbia:. Micropaleontology, vol. 8, no. 2, p. 187-218. · . K.M. 1971 Palynology of some Rouse, Glenn E , Hopkins~ Jr , W. S. and Piel, Late Cretaceous and Early Tertiary deposits in British Col~mbia and adjacent..[ Alberta:- Geol. Soc. Am. Sp. Paper 127, p.'213-246. (cont 'd. ) BIBLtOG~,PHY (cont'd.) , s ~r=~lgraphmcal distribution of fossil Sarjeant William Antony S., 1967, The ~ ~' ~' dinoflagellates: Rev. Paleobot. Palynology, vol. 1, nos. 1-4, p. 323-43. S~ngh, Chaitanya, 1964, Microflora of the Lower Cretaceous Manville Group, east- central Alberta: Research Council Alberta Bull. 15, 148 p.~ Snead, Robert G., 1969, Microfloral diagnosis of the Cretaceous'Tertiary boundary: Rese'arch Council Alberta Bull. 25, 148, p. Stanley, Edward A., 1960, Upper Cretaceous and Lower Tertiary sporomorphae from northwestern South Dakota: U. Microfilms, Ann Arbor, 846 p. , 1968, Upper Cretaceous and Paleocene plant microfossils and Paleocene dinoflagellates and hystrichosphaerids from northwestern South Dakota: Bull. Am. Paleontology, ~vol. 49, no. 222, p. 177-884. Tschudy, Bernadine D., 1969, Species of Aquiiapollenites and Fibulapollis from two Upper Cretaceous localities in Alaska: U.S.G.S. Prof. Paper 643-A, ].7 p. Weyland, H. and Krieger, W., 1958., Die Sporen und Pollen der Aachener Kreide und ihre Bedeutung ruer die Cb~akterisierung des Mittleren Senons: in Catalog of Fossil Pollen and Spores, vol. 2, Pennsylvania State University. PLATE 1 Polaroid Photomicrographs of Palynomorphs Figure. ~1. S~quq~a sp., sample 500-10~ 40 microns. 2. Sequoiapotlenites pa~eocenicus Stanley 1965, sample 1750-60, 30 microns. $. Podocarp~s maxLmus Stanley 1965, sample 1500-10, 63 microna. .-.~ . 4. ~hagaum regimm Drozhastiehich 1961, s~aple 1750-60, 28 microns. 5. Wodehouseia ~pinata Stanley 1960, sample 2300-10, 62 microns. 6. Wodehouseia spinata Stanley 1960, sample 2300-10, 60 microns. 7. Wodehouseia _spinata Stanley 1960, sample 2300-10, $1 microns. 8.- ~q~.~a~ollenites sp., sample 2750-60, 80 microns. 9. Aquila~ollenites sp., sample 2750-60, 96 microns. 10. Aquilapolienites senonicus (Mtchedlishvi!i) Tschudy and Leopold 1969, sample 2750-60, 35 microns. 11. Rugutriletes sp., sample 4750-60, 47 microns'. 12 L__e~t0~epi~i~e~_ssp., s~nple 4750-60, 75 microns. PLATE I PLATE 2 Polaroid Photomicmographs of Palynomorphs Figure 1. Deflandrea rectangularis Cookson and Eisenack 1962, sample 4750-60, _ 118 microns. 2. 'Gymnodinium .sp., sampte 5250-60, 35 microns. 3. Hystrichosphaeridimm readei Downey, Sarjeant and Williams 1961, s~mple 5750-60~ t00 microns.. 4. Striatites striatus Pierce 1961, sample 7250-60, 75 microns. 5. Sphagnmmsporites antiquasporites (Wilson and Webster) Brenner 1963, s~mple 7500-10, 25 microns. · 6. Hemitelia mirabilis Bolkhovitina 1953, sample 7500-10, 35 microns. 7~ Gonyaulax aDionis Cookson and Eisenack 1962, sample 7750-60, 9 8 microns. 8. Scriniodinium car,_ panula Gockt 1959, s~mple 9750-60, 105 microns. 9. Gony. aulax jurassica Deflandre 1938,. s~mple 11,240-50, 94 mi6rons. P LATE 2 MARATHON OIL COMPANY PI:::iODUOTION -UNITED STATES AND CANADA TRM ~ '~'LV .................... I~.O, I~ox ANCHORAI~IIE , ALASKA June 16, 1970 Mr. Harry W. Kugler Alaska Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Anchorage, A1 aska Dear Harry: Attached for your information is a copy of a letter to Am Strat regarding the Susie #1 samples. Marathon's Denver Research Center will do. the palynology on these samples, and we will contract with Anderson and Nicholeris to do the micropaleontology. Yours truly Robert M. Hiles, Jr. RMH/ap Attachment MARATHON OIL COMPANY PRODUOTION-UNITED STATES AND CANADA June 16, 1970 Ira. O. BOX ~'3S0 ANCHORAGE,ALASKA 8SB01 Mr. Ron Brock~lay ~m'.erican Stratigra~hic Company P. O. Box 2127 Anchorage, AK 99501 Dear Ron: We have made arrangements with the State Di'vision of Oil and Gas to analyze a set of samples they have of the ARCO Susie Unit #1. This set of samples is unwashed and we would like you to pick them up to cut them for us. We want two cuts made, both to remain unwashed. It is requested that a list be made for me of intervals for which no samples are present. One set of samples is to be packaged and shipped air freight to' Anderson and Nicholeris 1366 Callens Road, Suite J Ventura, Calif. 93003 The other set is to be packaged and shipped air freight to' Marathon Oil Company Denver Research Center P. O. Box 269 Littl.eton, Colo. 80120 Tel. 794-2601 ATTN: Mr. D. B. McKenzie Would you please let me know when these are ready for shipment. CC'~W. Kugler " State Div. of Oil and Gas Yours truly, Robert I~l. Hiles, Jr. D. B. ~.IcKenzie MRO-DRC Atlanti~RichfielaCompany North Amer~,n Producing Division Alaska Dis[ i- Post Office BO~ 360 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Telephone 907 277 5637 May 11, 1970 TRM _ OKG ~,~q.'~ - KLV HWK_ Mr. Thomas R. Marshall Chief Petroleum Geologist State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Mr. Marshall.' This letter is in reply to your recent inquiry regarding the use of samples from the Atlantic Richfield Company Susie well by Marathon. Atlantic Richfield considers these samples as public information, and they have no objections to Marathon's using them in their proposed palynology study. Very truly yours, ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY L. D. Brockett, District Geologist LDB:aba MARATHON OIL COMPANY PRODUOTION-UNITED STATES AND CANADA April 23, 1970 HLB ~ TRM ~ OKG KL¥ HW~( ~ .. FILE ~~.. I~. O. BOX 2380 ANCHORAGE , ALASKA Mr. Harry W. Kugler State of Alaska Dept. of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Street Anchorage, A1 aska Re- palyno.ll_Ogy Study/ -- Susie Unit #1 Dear Harry' We have management approval to do a palynology study on t e ) samples from the ARCO Susie Unit #1. A copy of the report on),/' this study will be .delivered to the Alaska Division of Oil and/ Gas, with no strings attached. This study will be made at our Denver Research Center, but we do not know as yet what the priority will be. May we pick up these samples to prepare them for shipment? RMH/ap cc- T. Wilson, Jr.--Anchorage Very truly yours, · AMERICAN STRATIGRAPHIC P.O. BOX 2127 · ANCHORAGE, ALASKA TRANSMITTAL State of Alaska COMPANY March 2, 1970 Dear Sir: We have transmitted this date via Dry Cut samples from the: Susie Unit - Atlantic Richfield Company Intervals: 2170-13,500 Plus Cores--Core #2-Core #12 2605-13,513 Personal Delivery Please acknowledge receipt by returning one copy of [his transmittal. Very truly yours, . ~onald G Brockway American Stratigraphic Co. Receipt acknowled ged 3-~- 70 by date Remarks~c: Mr. J. Cvitash Atlantic P&chfield Company ..... ~ ...................... ..ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY ....... . ..:~ ,. ~, ..... ,... ~ . ~. :..'~. ".~..:?--~:.:-~,:..~,.,:'?:..,~=,~;:...~.., '.:.,~..?'...., ~..::~,-?~':..~,".=' ..".... -. .... Alaska. Dlstr~ct ' ~ .......... "?'~'~"'"j' ' ...... .......... :"¥' ..'.' .... .":" ......... ~:-..' ' ". '~ "" ~,7:"' .... ' "~';'::""} '~.'" : ,'.~.:~.'.".'::~" ', .... '"'.-'' ..... "' -'' ' · .. ,. ',~-., . ,.-, ............... .... =... ..... ~:, .............. . .......... ,,, ........ , .. ,~.-,; .. ..,, ..... .:~.... ,...,,,,~ ...... ~ :4.,.,., ... ~,, · .;, . , · · '. · '-:' - .... .. -' - . ~ · : , · ...... · · ,".' , t ....'. ., ~/. ~ '~ ~.n ' ..' .~-g ' '" ~ .............. ~_ .'?..7 .:.., :..: . . _. .- _ - · · ., . .,., ..... ... _ -.,..._ .... . . ..¥.:......:....,..,.. . . .'.:-':~. ':-:~ . .:~.' " . .... . · :' - .3 ." : . ' ',':: :':',:;F BHC Sonic-Ga~a Ray Neutron ..... . __"~'j Chromaeo~raph Bo~ Inee~a~ Cone~nuous Dzpmeter .. Continuous Dipmeter Polliwog Plot.~ Continuous Dipmeter Printout Core Analysis ' Core No.. ' Core Descriptions Core. No., Directional Log .... Drill Stem Test .Test NO',~''' Dual Induction Laterolog . FD Overlay FS Overlay Formation Density Log Gamma Ray-Neutron Log Induction-Electrical Log Microlaterolog/Caliper Log Mud 1 og I nte rv_a 1 Proximity-Microlog/Caliper Log Sample Log (ARCO). Interval Sidewall Samples Interval ........ Synergetic log Receipt acknowledged.. .... - _ _ Date: · Return receipt to:. Atlantic Ric.hfield CompanY - Exploration Department ,: , · ..... ',i,. P. O. Box 360 ""~i ..... ..::'-~.'":~i. ~...'':'''i~'-.. .'~'. Anchorage,..... ~ .Alaska.. 99501 · '" ' ,'.:,'....,".:~:i ~ ,,..-~,'~..~ ' =~--,'" .' ,. . ', .'~.,: ,' · ' :: '~'.' '".: . .. . , · i: ", ." ~ ' · . TELEPHONE: 918 $87-5591 KEPLINE;ER AND ASSE]I-:.IATES PETROLEUM ENGINEERS AND GEOLOGISTS 229 KENNEDY BUILDING TULSA, OKLAHOMA 74103 February 10, 1969 HLI~ OKG KLV RKL ----------' FILE -- Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Petroleum Branch 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska Re: Atlantic-Richfield Susie No. 1, 13,500' Test Dear Mr. Marshall: We would appreciate receiving a copy of the individual well record which was filed on the subject well together with the geological tops reported. It is my understanding that this well was completed at the end of 1966 and you should be able to release the data as of nOW. Please send your invoice along with the information. Very truly yours, KEPLINGER AND ASSOCIATES C. H. Kepl~n~f'~er ~ CHK: adb RECEIVED FEB 1 DIVISION O~ OIL AN~ GAS AREA OFFICE: 1426 AMERICANA BUILDING - HOUSTON, TEXAS 77002 - TELEPHONE: 713 227-3127 AtlanficRichfieldCo'mpany North Americ~roducing Division Alaska Dis'Iri( Post Office B°x 360 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Telephone 907 279 1411 January 30, 1967 Division of Mines & Minerals Oil & Gas Division 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska Attn: Mr. T. R. Marshall, Jr. Re: Susie Unit Dear Sir: Enclosed please find one blue line copy and one sepia copy of the electric logs and one blue line copy and one sepia copy of the mud logs for the above referenced well. Yours truly, B. T. Loudermilk District Drilling Supervisor Enclosures RECEIVE,') JAN 3 1.1967 DIVISION Of MINES & MINERALB ANCHORAGE FerrY' SUBMIT IN DUPLIt, '* ,STATE OF ALASKA ~ :'i ! ! ! (see o-tb,wih; , ~,. struction~ on OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION reverse side) WELL COMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION REPORT AND LOG* la. TYPE~ OF WELL: . OZLwELL ~--] . wELL'AS b. TYPE OF COMPLETION: ~ NEW [] WOnK i %YELL OVER [~]EN DEEP- ~ PLUG BACK DRy ~ Other DIFF. BESVR. Other' 2. NAME OF OPERATOR ' ~tlantic Richfield Company 8. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. O. Box 360 Anchorage° AlSska 4. LOCATION OF WELL (Report location clearly an5 in accordance with any State requirements) At s.rfRce 980' SOUth and 760' ~es~ from Northeast Corne~ ~f Pro~ected ~ec~on 22 T2N R13E~ UR2. ~op proa. ~erva~ repor~b~ow ' ' S~e i.'"' At total dep~ ~ ' 14. PERMIT NO. ~ ........ 66-4 15. DATE SPUDDED ~ 16. VAT~ T.D. REACHED 2-27-66 20. 24. I17. DATE COMPL. (Ready'to Prod.) 12-22-66 N/A TOTAL DEPTH, MD & TVDij 3I 517 ' I 9'1' PLUG' BAOK T'D" MD & 5 /~/2' IF MULTIPLE cOMPL''AbandOned/' - HOW ------MANY* PRODUCING INTERVAL(S), OF THIS COMPLETION--TOP, BOTTOM, NAME (MD AND TVD)* Effective: July 1, 1964 .0 5. LEASE DESIGNATION ' AND SERIAL' NO. F-032472 6. IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 7. UNIT AGREEMENT NAME Susie Uni~... $.'. FARM OR LEAS~ NAM~ .9. WELL NO. 10. FIELD' AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat . ll. SEC., T., R., M., OR BLOCK AND S6BVEY OR. AREA Sec. 22, T2N, R13E, UBM :DATE ISSUED 12~ ~OROUGH ] 18. STATE I! 2-7-66 " :'1 '" Alas]~a 18. ELEVATIONS (DF, RKB, RT, OR, ETC.)* ] 19. ELEV. CASiNOHEAD . 500' K.B. 23. INTERVALS ROTARY TOOLS CABLE TOOLS DRILLED BY > J All J ' None, 25.WAS DIRECTIONAL SURVEY MADE · . · No. · . , Does not apply . : 26. TYPE ELECTRIC AND OTHER LOGS RUN ' '~ ·" I 27~ WAS. WELL CORED : DIL, Sonic, Density, Gamma Ray & CDM. -' ' ' "': < "Yes ' 28. ! CASING RECORD (.Report all strings set in well) DEPTH SET (MD) CEMENTIN~ RECORD AMOUNT PULLED %' ' 404~ LINER RECORD / SIZE TOP (MD) I BOTTOM (MD) ! NOtIUsed 31. PERFORATION RECORD (Interval, size and number) 41 ' 158' 2:516" 10: 062 ' I 18½- 12~" 30. 425 . None None 2040 ' None 1200 1736 ' TUBING RECORD SACKS CEMENTs SCREEN. (MD) SIZE D~PTH SI~T (MO) I/ACKER SI~T (MO) ,, :None' usela 82. -: ACID, SHOT, FRACTURE, CEMENT SQUEEZE, ETC. 4 hole~ ~ 5235',5150',2660',2550'; 4 holes/ft ~-q72-2589' ,2609-2634' ,1578-1~18 1462-1449'; ~. holes/ft 5224-5204' ,518 - 5158',: 1518-14b~', 1449-1435'. 33.* ' DAT~ 'FIRST PRODUCTION DEPTH ~NTZRVAL (MD) , 5235' 5150' 2660' 2550' PRODUCTION AMOUNT AND KIND OF MATERIAL USED ISqueezed w/150 Sacks 'cement. I~ ~ ~ ~-~ent. DATE. OF TIBET [ HOURS T]~STED [ CHOKE SIZE , FLOW. TUBINO PRESS. ] CASING PRESSURE 34. DISPOSITION OF OAS (~Old~ USed fO~' N/A 35. LIST OF ATTACHMENTS ISaueezed w/100 sacks cement. Sc~ueezed w/100 sacks cement. PRODUCTION METHOD (Flowing, gas lift, pumping--size and type o! pump) I W~LL STATUS (Producing or · - I shut-in) I 0AS-01L .RATIO PROD'N. FOR OIL---BBL. .' GAS--MCF. ,WATER--BBL. TEST PERIOD~ TEST WITNESSED BY JAN 3.1.1967 ' OIL--BBL. GAS--MCF. ~_ _ S_.umm. a.~:y of Drilling Operations. ~DlVlSlON'oF ~atNI~S ~ MINE~t~ 36.I nereoy cer~y tnat~ the for~goin- and a~ached information is complete and c0rrect'as determined from all available ~e~ ...... SIGNEDf~7./ .- ~ TITLE Dist. Drlg. Supervisor ' DATE/~) -- 6 ~ *(See Instructions and Spaces ior Additional Data' on Reverse Side) ~ ' ". /~E. ~- - ~ .; ~'., ' .: ·-~ ":7::' . ,: ..,, ,:~,,. ~ .... :-~, ,~ :. ...... ' ~ , ~ .. L,: ',~',. ~,: ~., ~ ' ,. . . ,,~ ~ ~f,'~ r' ........... ,(:~ "' .... ~: ~............ ........... .~pj~ .... .. ;.~ .- .......... ~ ~ ~ . .~.... ~ ................ ~. ~.-~. ............................... ~ ................ "%,~--7-:T-''-~ . ..... . ...... ~,-, ~ ,. SUMMARY OF 'DRILLING OPERATIONS FOP,. SUSIE UNIT JAN 3 ANCHOtlAGE Section 22, T2N, RI3E, UBM, Alaska Spudded well ~ 3:00 P.M. 2-27-66. Drilled 12%" hole to 45' - circulation. Cemented for lost circulation. Drilled 12~" 45 '-320' Opened 12~" hole to 18½" 0-201' Opened ko 2 ho~e to 2" 0-169'. 20" 945 H-40 ST&C casing cemented @ 158' I<.B. with i00 sac::s 1:1 Fondu-Flyash cement and 325 sacks Neat Fondu Ciment. Cement in place 9:45 A.M. 3-14-66. Had circulation throughout entire job. No cement returns. Top cement job. Ran 1½" line pipe to hard cement G 38' pumped in 50 sacks cement. Had cement returns in cel"- Cement in place ~ 9:45 P.M. 3-14-66. Landed casing. Installed 20" hydril BOPE. Ran 18½" bit-, tested hydril with 800 psi, OK. Cleaned out 18½" hole 156-201' and opened 12¼" hole to 18½" 201-253'. P. an 12¼" bit, cleaned out .12¼" hole 253-320' and drilled 12¼" hole 320- 1328'. Cored 7-5/8" hole 1328-1348'. Opened 7-5/8" hole to 1 1328-1348' and drilled 12¼" hole 1348-2525'. Ran DIL, Sonic, Density, Micro-Proximity and Dipmeter logs. Took 27 sidewall Opened 12¼" hole to 18½" 253-2520'. Ran 81 joints of 13-3/8" 615 & 54.55 J-55 casing to 25!6'. Cemc::ted casing ~ 2516' in two stages. First state - 94.0 sacl<s Neat around shoe. Cement in place 9:50 P.M. 4-4-66. Second stage - opened stage collar ~ 1261'. Cemented with 1100 sacks Fondu-Flyash cement. Cement in place ~ 1:15 A.M. 4-5-66. Good cement returns to surface. Landed casing. Installed BOPE. Tested with 1550 psi, OK. Ran bit to top of cement ~ 1228', tested plug with 1500 psi, OK. Tested DV collar with 800 psi, OK. Cleaned out cement plug, float and shoe to 2525'. Drilled 12%" hole 2525-2608'. Cored 8½" hole 2608-2635'. Drilled 12¼" hole 2635-3072'. Cored 8½" hole 3072-3098'. Drilled 12¼" hole 3098-3821'. Cored 8%" hole 3821-3829'. Drilled 12%" hole 3829-4641'. Cored 8½" hole 4641-4662'. Drilled 12¼" hole 4662-5165'. Cored 7½" hole 5165-5179'. Drilled. 12¼" hole 5179-5671'. Cored 7-3/4" hole 5671-5679'. Drilled 12¼" hole 5679-6446'. Spot cored 6131-6141'. Ran Schlumberger IES, DIL, Sonic, Density, Micro- Proximity and CDM from 6443'. Took 49 sidewall samples. Drilled _2~" hole 6446-9268'. Spot cored 9234-9246'. Drilled 12~" hole 9268-10,100. Spot cored 10,090-10,100'· Ran Schlunfo~rger DiL, IES, Sonic-Caliper, Dipmeter, Velocity Survey and Formation Dens" -2- from 10,100. Took 60 sidewall samples. Installed 9-5/8" rams. Ran 9-5/8" casing to 10,062'. Cemented with 1200 sacks cement treated with 0.4% HR-7 retarder. Cement in place ~ 10:52 A.M. 6-24-66. Landed 9-5/8" casing. Installed and tested BOPE with 1000 psi, OK. Ran in hole with open end drill pipe to 9850'. Closed BOPE. Operations suspended 6-26-66 until winter freeze-up. Resumed drilling operations 12:00 Noon 10-28-66. Drilled 8½" hole 10,100-12,707'. Ran SchlumHerger DIL 12,662' to 9-5/8" casing shoe ® 10,060'. Ran BHC Sonic Log w/Integrator to 12,662', Formation Density w/Gamma Ray to 11,800'. Took and recovered 37 sidewall samples. Drilled 8½" hole 12,707-13,500'. Cored 7-3/4" hole 13,500-13,517'. Recovered 13' of core. Ran Schlumberger D~L from i3,502', Sonic Log i3-,502-10,062', Formation Density Log 13,510- 10,062', Gamma Ray and Continuous Dipmeter 13,500-10,062' and Gamma Hay Collar Log 5500-4800', 2900-2300' and 1700-1100'. Took 69 side- wall samples. Ran in with open end drill pipe to 10,066'. Plugged 10,066-9775' with 100 sacks cement. Cement in place ~ 3:15 A.M. 12-27-66. Ran and shot 4 holes ~ 5235'. Set squeeze packer ~ 5165', Broke down formation. SqueeZed hOle~ ~ 5235' with.150 sacks c~m~nt. Final pressure 1400 psi. Shot 4 holes ~ 5150'. Set squeeze packer and broke down formation. Squeezed holes ~ 5150' with 100 sacks cement. Final pressure 2600 psi. Went in hole with 8½" bit, cleaned out cement 5144-.5149' and Circulated hole clean from 5247'. Top of cement plug ~ 5247'. Perforated 2'holes per foot 5224-5204' and 5182-5158' . · , DST 91 5158-5224'. Ran Halliburton test tools on 5" drill pipe. Dry. Packer set ~ 51!0'. t~il ~ 5124'. Opened tool ~ 12:17 P.M. 12-30-66 for 5 min IF. Closed ~ 12:22 P.M. 1 hr 27 min for ISI. Opened ~ 1:49 P.M.. for flow test. .Gas to surface in 5 min. Had medium blow for 1 hr. Decreased to a very light and weak blow for the last 30 min. Max surface pressure 20 psi with flare from 2" line. Tools open 1 hr 36 min. Closed 2 hrs for FSI. Pulled packer loose ~ 3:25 P.M. Recovered 2315' gas cut/mud, no.Oil. Pressure chart reading. IH ISI IF FF FSI FH 2816 2455 429 1319 2608 2805 Ran and set 9-5/8" Halliburton DC packer ~ 5100'. Dropped bridging ball. Put 50 sacks cement on top of packer. Cement in place ~ 9:30 ?.'~. 12-31-66. Top of. plug ~ 4960'. Shot 4. holes ~ 2660'. Ran RTTS packer. Broke down 'formation with 200 psi. Squeezed shot holes 2660' with 100 sacks cement. Maximum pressure 1000 psi. Shot 4 holes ~ 2550'. Ran RTTS packer. Squeezed shot holes ~ 2550' with i00 sacks cement. Maximum pressure 1100 psi. Drilled out medium hard cement 2482-2559' and 2595-2645'. Tested squeeze holes with JAN 3 -3- DST ~2 2572-2634' Opened tools ~ 3:30 P M. 1-3-67 for 5 rain Z~ SI ~ 3:35 P.M. for 1 hr ISI. Reopened tool ~ 4:35 P.M. for 5 kr test. Medium blow during test. Pulled packer loose ~ 11:35 P.M. oil. Estimated rate 300 MCF/D. IH ISI IF FF .L ,u _ - -- - ~ . ,! , 1395 847 451 847 SI tool ~ 9:35 P.M. for 2 hr FSZ. Recovered 1496' gas cut mud, no FSI FH 847 1330 With open end drill pipe hanging ~ 2639', plugged with 50 sacks cement 2639-2490'. Ran 9-5/8" casing cutter. Cut casing ~ 1736'. Ran 9-5/8" spear and recovered casing. Ran 12¼" bit to 1736'. Ran 13-3/8" DM bridge plug. Plug stopped ~ 98'. Ran 12¼" bit. Bit stopped ~ 98'. Ran 13-3/8" RTTS packer. RTTS packer stopped ~ 98'. Ran 11" OD Halliburton OH test packer through tight spot ~ 98', OK. With 5" drill pipe ~ 1776', plugged with 160 sacks cement with 3% CaC12. Drilled out medium hard cement with 12¼" bit 1567-1602'. Perforated 1578-1518' with 4 holes/ft; from 1518-1488' with 2 holes/ft; from 1462-1449' with 4 holes/ft; from 1440-1435' with 2 holes/ft. DST ~3 1435-1578'. Ran Halliburton OH tester, drill pipe dry. Set packer ~ 1419'. Took 5 min. IF, 1 hr. ISI, 2 hr. 17 min. flow test. Had very weak blow for 10 min.; dead for balance of test. Pulled packer loose and flushed perforations. Reset packer, same results. Recovered 770' of slight gas cut with mud. IH ISI IF FF FSI FH i,. · m ,1 -- m 708 429 429 429 429 708 · · Ran open end drill pipe to 1580'. Plugged 1580-1454' with 125 sacks cement treated with 3% CaC12. Found top of cement ~ 1454'. Plugged 1454-1360' with 75 sacks cement treated with 3% CaC12. Set 13-3/8" bridge plug ~ 95,'. Spotted 55 sacks cement 95' to 20'. Erected U. S.G.S. marker. Released rig 1-9-67. RECFIVFr) JAN 3 1.1967 DIVISION OF MII~$ & ~INERAL~ Effective: Suly 1, 1964 STATE OF ALASKA L,NO or~,=E Fairbanks OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION ,_E^~ ,~-M~,~R F-032472 L~^~E OR ~,~ N~ Susie LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS State ___A_l_a__s_k__~ .............. ] ......... Borough .............................................. Field ..... Tl~e followir~ is a eorreo~ repor~ of opera~io~s and. prod~etio~ (inel~din~ drillir~ and produein~ wells) for tl~e aorta of ...... __J:_a__n___q_a_.._r)/[ .................... 19~6__7___, ............................................................................ .4~er~bsaddress P.O. Box 360 Corr~pan!] At._l~__n~c Ri~~__field.Cg~_l~_.a_ny Anchorage, Alaska . ................................................... : ......................................... S~ff~,ed _~.~,, ...................... --~""~ ~ ....... P k o ~ e ...................... _2__7__?_-_1__4_1__1__ .............................. ~ .......... .~ $ e n t ' s t i t l e D. _ ~ _s_ _t_ . r_i_ . _c_ _t_ _ _ _ .D_ _r_ _ .i. .! _l. _ i_ n. H _ _ _S. .u p.. .e. r v i sor SEC. AND CU. FT. OF GAS ~4 o~ J4 BAEEE~ O~ On. (In'thousaads) Sec. UBM Janu~ .e Unit Shot . Ran . Sque~ ~ 2660' 100 sack 1000 ~ Ran RTT ~ 25 p medi' 2595-26 1000 4 h ft 2572- DST Opened ~ 3:30 P ~ 3: .ISI. tool Medi est. SI ~ 9: 35 loo-, Recovere ' gas c 3OO IH FSI 1395 847 847 W~th pipe ~ 2639 ', /8" cast C' casing. 12%" bit ~ 98'. .2%" bit. st 98 '. spot ~ . Wit] w/3% C Drille, Per for 1578-1511 1462-1 with 4 h~ S' RTTS with 12¼" with hole: DST Ran Hall on OH te~ · IF, 1 SI, 2 hr (]ALLONS OF (~ASOLINE RECOVERED 3roke d s cemen S packe ressure 45 '. T 2589 ' a' M. 1-3 ~ 4:35 · M. fo at mud, FH 1'330 plugge ut cast to 173 Bit s Ran 11 5" dr ] out m, ' with )les/it ~ter, d 17 mi BARRELS OF WA~EE (It none, so state) ~wn for t. Max r. Squ 1100 p ~sted s ~d 2609. -67 for P.M. f ~ 2hr. no oil ] with ~g~17 $ '. Ra' topped " OD Ha ill pip. -=dium h 4 hole from 'ill pi ~. flow REMARKS (If drll~, depth; If shut down, oause; date and result of test for gasoline content of ~a~) marion with 200 psi. imum pressure eezed shot holes s i. Dr illed out ~ueeze holes with -2634'. 5 min. IF. SI 9r 5 hr. test. FSI. Pulled packer Estimated rate 50 sacks cement 36'. Ran 9-5/8" m 13-3/8" DM bridge _~ 98 '. Ran 13- 3/8" lliburton OH test -= ~ 1776', plugged ~rd cement with ~/ft; from 1518-1488' [449-1435' with 2 .~e dry. Set packer test. Had very NOTE. There were .................... .N..O.. ..................... runs or sales of oil; ................. ~[qo ........................ M cu. ft. of gas sold; ............................ .N....o.. ......................... runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where ap~4.,ic~,ble..) NOTE. Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of (~e~ati0nsii?ar~d ,~/u~ be filed in duplicate with the Division of Mines & Minerals by the 6th of the succeeding mont~, Unless' otherwise directed, j~ ~ :~ ~;/ UIVIJI~,;,.: . ~ ~i~'.,t :.: 5: lvi~fq~AL ANCHORAGE -~. ~orm No. P--4 STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION Effective: July 1, 1964 o~r,~E Fairbanks NuMBeR F-032472 oR ~,~ ~ Susie LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS State Alaska 'Borough ............................................. Field .... _N_o__r_..t_.h.._._.s_.].__9~..e_._A..r._e._a .......................... Tl~e followir~ is a correc~ repor~ of opera~ior~s arid prod~e~ior~ (ir~el~dir~ drillin, g and prodz~cir~ wells) for tke rnontk of ........ _~._~D_~__P_~__Y ................. 19_6._7, .4eer~t's address ......... _P__.____.O._; .... ~.x.___3__.6__0__ .......................... Com, par~y _A~n_~J~__R~cb~±eXd...¢ompan¥ ................................. ...................._A%_ ........................... S~c. AN~ CU. F~. O~ GAS ~4 OX ~ BA~EEm OF On. (In'thousands) Sec. UBM Janu~ .e Unit ie 2 weak si IH 708 Ran with S rig ; dead o . Reset ;er, same mud. FF FSI , , '4 429 ipe to 1 Plugge, .2- Foun of ceme treated 3% CaCl 95' '. Erec' (}ALLONS OF GASOLINE RECOVERED test. result BARREL~ OF W~EE (If none, so state) REMARKS (If drilling0 d~Dth; if shut down, oau~; date and result of test for gasoline content of ~a~) FH 708 1580- at ~ 14. . Set =ed U. S Pulle Rec L454' w 54'. P 13-3/8 G.S. m~ packer loose and °vered 770' of ith 125 sacks cement lugged 1454-1360 ' "bridge plug ~ 95'. ~rker. Released r No runs NOTE.--There we e ................................................ or sales of NO ~ oil; ................................................ M cu. ft.,o~ glas Id; ............................... ' ............................. runs or sales o~ gasoline during the ~onth. (~rite "no" wh~[e!~pplic~bl~.)~''~ ~ !~ NOTE.--Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplicate with thc Division of Mines & Minerals by the 6th of the succeeding m~ On~s%t~.Gt~erwise~ ~, :,~ directed. ANCHORAGE Form P--3 STA; OF ALASKA SUBMIT IN TRn ~.T'~. (Other instruction, tn re- OIL AND GAS CO'//SERVATION COMMITTEE verse zide) 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.) Effective: July 1, 1964 LEASE'~E,iO'~-~X6'~ iN~'SiRXAL NO. INDIAN, ALLOTT~ OR T~IB~ NAME 1. 7, UNIT AGREEMENT NAME OILWELL ~ GAS WELL r-] OTHER Susie Unit ~. 8. FARM OR LEASE NAME Alaska NAME OF OPERATOR Atlantic Richfield Company ADDRE~ OF OPERATOR P. O. Box 360 Anchoraq'e, LOCATION OF WELL (Report location clearly and in accordance with any State requirements.* See also space 17 below.) At surface 980' South and 760' West from Northeast Corner of Projected Section 22, T2N, R13E, U.B.M. 9. WELL NO. #1 10. FIEbD AND POOL, OR W1LDCAT Wildcat 14. PERMIT NO. [ 15. ELEVATIONS (Show whether ~F, BT, OR, 66-4 ] 500' K.B. ~e. Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature o~ Notice, Report, or Other Data 11. BEC., ~., R., M., OR BLK. AND SURVEY OR AREA Sec. 22 ,T2N ,R13~, UBM 12. BOROUGH '18. S~ATE Alaska NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: TEST WATER SHUT-OFF FRACTURE TREAT SHOOT OR ACIDIZE REPAIR WELL PULL OR ALTER CASING MULTIPLE COMPLETE ABANDON* CHANGEPLANS (Other) EUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: WATER SHUT-OFF ~ REPAIRING .WELL ' ~-~ FRACTURE TREATMENT I--} ALTERING CAS'lNG (Other) (NOTE: Report results of multiple eompletion on Well Completion or Recompletion Report and Log form.) 17. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including eSt[mated date of starting any proposed work. If well is directionally drilled, site subsurface locations and measured and true vertical depths for all markers and zones perti- nent to this work.) * TD 13,517' Set bridge plug ~ 95'. Spotted 55 sacks cement 95' to 20'. Erected U.S.G.S. marker. Abandoned hole 1-9-67. No commercial shows of oil or gas. 18. I hereby certify that/he for~oing is true~[~ correct Dist. Drlq. Supervisor 1-16-67 (This space for Federal or S~ate/o~ee use) CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF ANY: TITLE *See In.truetion~ on Rever~e Side Form P 3 STA~ F ALASKA SUB~[T :IN TRIF .TEe (Other ln,tructlons .,~ re- OIL AND GAS coNsERVATION COMMITTEE verse side) 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.) Effective: July 1, 1964 5. LEASE DESZO~TATION AND SERIAL NO. F-032472 6. IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 1. ?. UNIT AGREEMENT NAME OIL ~ GAS [~ OTHER Susie Unit WELL WELL 8. FARM OR LEASE NAME 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Atlantic Richfield Company ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. O. Box 360 Anchoraqe, Alaska LOCATION OF ',%'ELL (Report location clearly and in accordance with any State requirements? See also space !7 below,) At surfece 980' South and 760' West from Northeast Corner of Projected Section 22, T2N, R13E, U.B.M. 9. WELL NO. #1 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wi ldcat 11. SEC,, T., lt., M., OR BLE. AND SURVEY OR AREA Sec. 22,T2N,R13E, UBM 14. PEItMIT NO. 15. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, OR, et~) 12. BOROUGH 18. STATE 66-4 500' K.B. Alaska ~e. Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature oF Notice, Report, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: TEST WATER SHUT-OFF FRACTURE TREAT SHOOT OR ACIDIZE REPAIR WELL PULL OR ALTER CASING MULTIPLE COMPLETE ABANDON* CHANGE PLANS (Other) SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: WATER SHUT-OFF ~ REPAIRING WELL FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING CASING SHOOTING OR ACIDIZING ABANDONMENTS (Other) NOTE: Report results of multiple completion on Well ompletion or Recompletion Report and Log form.) 17. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting an;)' proposed work. If well is direetionally drilled, give subsurface locations and measured and true vertical depths for all markers and zones perti- nent to this work.) * Present Condition: - TD 13,517' ' 20" 94~ casing cemented ~ 158' K B. 13-3/8" 619 and 54.5# casing cemented ~ 2515'. 9-5/8" 47~, 43.5~ and 409 casing cemented ~ 10,062', cut & recovered from 1736'. Perforated 4 holes ~ 5235' 5150' 2660' 2550' squeezed w/cement 2 holes/ft 5224-5204 ' 5182-5158' 2572-2589' 2609-2634' o · I · 1518-1488 ' 1449-1435 ' · · 4 holes/ft. 1578-1518' , 14'62-1449'. Plugged 10,066-9775'3 Bridge plug ~ 5100' capped w/cement 5100-4960'i 2639-2490 '-+ 1776-1602' and 1580-1360'. 13-3/8" casing restricted ~ 98'. We Propose (confirming telephone conversation Mr. Marshall-Mr. Johnstone 1. Set bridge plug ~ 90'-+ 1-5-67) 2. Plug w/cement 90' to surface. Leave all unplugged hole filled with drilling mud. 3. Erect USGS marker. 4... . Abandon ~ hole, 18. I hereby certif~ that the_fore~oinl~ is true and correct ' ~~~~ T~TL~ Sr. Drilling Engineer ~AT~ 1--10--67 (This space for Fe~'~/or State. o~ce. use)_ ~ CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF ANY: .: . · '*See Instructions on Reverse Side ANCHORAGE AMERICAN STRATIGRAPHIC COMPANY TRANSMITTAL Mr. Harry Kugler Division of Mines & Minerals Dear Sir: We have tr~usmitted this date via Placed in storage here one set of (unwashed) samples from,. 10, lO0- the: Atlantic Richfield No. 1 Susie to 13, 513 TD from AMERICAN STRATIGRAPHlC CO. P.O. ,",v 2127 ANCH©Fb\G~, ALASKA J/ N O UlVIblOiN ~. ,Villk/kb ~ MINkRAL8 ANCHORAGE American Stratigraphic Co. Receipt Acknowledged~ ~orm No. Effective: July 1, 19B4 STATE OF ALASKA LANO arr,~-~ Fairbanks OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION L~^~ ,~u~.~. F-032472 LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS State ......... _A__ !_ _a_: ~ k_ __a_ ................. Borough N_ . P_:r_t_ _ _h__ ._S__l_o_ _ p_e____A__r_..e._aF i e l d .............. _W_ . _i_ . !_ _O.c__~_t, ............................................ Tke followin~ is a eorreo~ report, of operatior~s and prodz~e~ion (ineludin~ drillir~ and prodz, oinff wells) for th, e rnor~th, of .... _D__e.:~_e____m~.___e__r._ .................. , 19____6__6, ............................................................................ diderot's address ....... ?__._____O__-___:.B_-°-_x_____3__G__Q_ ............................ Cort~par~y =_A__~_~~ic_.~ichZ&~l~__Campany ................................. ................... _ .................... Pkone ...................... 2~_9__-_1411 ......................................... ~l~ent's title -Di~,---Dr-ill-ip, g--~u~e~-v.i so r S~.c. ~ND Cu. F~. o~ O~s ]4 Or ]4 BA~E~S Or Om (In'thousands) Sec. U.B.M. De( Dril~ casil Densl Drill Reco~ 13,5 Cent 13, 2900. 1100'. end Plugged' 3:15 Ran and ~ format i 1400 pack ,n format ceme: .ure 2600 ceme: circula Top 5247 '. 518 5158-522 pipe. set ~ 51 12-3( iF. Clos ~ 1: test. 1 h a very 1 sur psi w/fl C . Pulle Gas Pressu IH FF 2816 319 2 i ..it 373-12 . Ran to 11, .707-13, :e. Ran (]ALLONS OF GASOLINE i~ECOVERED Ran Schl~erge ~nic Log ~/Integ Took andI recove Cored 7~3/4" h DIL fro Log 13, ' and Ga 69 sidew i6-9775 ' 4 ho'~s Squeezed Shot 4 Squeeze Went ir, ole clee fl 2 Ran Ha, ll tail ~ 5 12:22 P. '.o surfac and weak :rom 2" 11 loos~ .art read FH ,, ~ 2805 510-10, tuna Ray all sam ~/100 s ~ 5235 holes holes ~ holes hole w % from holes iburton ~24'. ~. 1 hr -= in 5 blow f Lne. T~ -~ ~ 3:21 Lng. BARRELS OF W~-~ (If none, so state) c DIL 1 rater t red 37 ole 13, .~ 13,50 062', G Collar ples. ~cks ce . Set 5235' ~ 5150 ' ~ 5150 /8½- i 5247 '. )er foe test t )pened 27 min nin, ha, )r the ~ols Dp 5 P.M. REMARKS (If drilling, depth; if shut down, oause; date and result of test for g~olin~ content of 2,662' to 9-5/8" o 12,662', formation sidewall samples. 500-13,517 '. 2', Sonic Log aroma Ray and Log 5500-4800' , Ran in w/open nent. CIP ~ squeeze packer. w/150 sacks Set squeeze ' w/100 sacks t, cleaned out t 5224-5204 and Dole on 5" drill ~ool ~ 12:17 P.M. for ISI. Opened 5 medium blow for [ast 30 min. Max ~n 1 hr 36 min. Recovered 2315' NOTE. There were ............. .N....©. ............................ runs or sales of oil; .............. ..~...0.. ...................... .................. ~.~ ................................... runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" NOTE. Repor~ on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of ~he status of o~r~ti~ns, be filed in duplicate with ~he Division of Mines & Minerals by the 6~h of the succeeding moneyless directed. DIVISION O~ MINES & MI~E~L~ ANCHO~GE Form No. STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION Page 2 Effective: July 1, 1964 D~,c~ Fairbanks NuMs~ F-032472 ,',~ uN,,' ~^M~' SUSie LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS TAe fotlowinff is a correot report of operations and prod~otion (inol~din~ drillin~ and prod~cin~ wetls) for the month of ........ i_D__9.g-_e--m-_~'e"-r-- ............. ,19---6---6, .4~ent,saddress P,., O. BOX 360 Corr~,~an,, Atlantic Richfie~ Co..m_p_any ................................................................... " ~ --=--~'.-- ...... )-Z ............... ...................................... .............. ................. Pl~one ................. _2__7__9_-__~_4_~.~_ .............................................. affent' s titleD_i~.t .... Dr_illin_g_._Smp_ex_visor ~EC. AND BARREL~ OF OIL ~4o* ~4 Ran [alliburt ball cement o 12-3: ~ 496 Cu. FT. OF (]AB (In'thousandS) packer of pack (]ALLONS OF GASOIANE RECOVERED ~ 5100' er. Ce BARRELS OF W,~EE (If none, so state) . Drop ment in REMARKS (If drilling, depth; if shut down, oause; date and result of test for gasoline conte~t of gas) ped bridging place ~ 9:30 P.M. N~_~ .... 1~O -"n° '~r sales of oil' ~O _ M cuft of gas sold; t)'r~.--'x'nere were ..................................................... - ................................. ~,""~"~ ............... .N...O....' ............................. runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" x~e~ ~ippl,_~a]~lc~$ NOTE.~Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplicate with the Division of Mines & Minerals by the 6th of the succeeding ~t~ un~l~therwise directed. DIVISION O~ MINE5 & MINERALS ANCHORAGE Form P 3 STAT/~F ALASKA SUBMIT IN TRIPI/~TE* (Other instructions re- OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE verse side) Effective: July 1, 1964 §. LEASE DESIONATION AND $ERIAL NO. F-032472 SUNDRY._NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS not use this form .for proposals to drfl! or to deepen or plug back to a different reservoir. .... Use "APPLICATION FOR PERMIT--" for such proposals.) 6. IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME ~')~t~ 1. 7. UNIT AGREEMENT NAME 0iL GA8 ['-] OTHER Susie Unit W~LL :i~ WELL 2. NAME OF, OPEI~ATOR 8. FARM OR LEA~E NAME Atlantic Richfield Company 8. ADI~E~I~. OF OPI~R:ATOR . P. O. 'Box _360' Anchorage, Alaska 4. LOCATION OF ~'ELL (~Report:lo£atlon clearly and in accordance with any State requirements.* See'.also space:.17 below.)''-- ~ At iiurfe'~e~ " i. ' < ' 9.80 ": :Sou~h and 760' West from Northeast corner. of Pro~ected Section 22, T2N, R13E, U.B.M. - 9. WELL NO. 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. linC., T., R., M., OR BLE. AND 8URYET OR AREA Sec. 22,T2N,R13E, UBM 14. PERMIT NO. . 15. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF. RT, GR, e$~) 12. BOROUGH 18. STATE 66'-4 - 500 ' K.B. A~aska ze. CheCk Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, Report, or Other Data :' NOTICE' OFINTENTION TO: FRACTURE TREAT _ MULTIPLE COMPLETE SHO~T OR ACIDIZE ABANDON* REPAIR WELL CHANGE PLANS (Other) ~: Test and Pluq SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: WATER SHUT-OFF ~ REPAIRING WELL FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING CASING SHOOTING OR ACIDIZING ABANDONMENT* (Other) NOTE: Report results of multiple completion on Well ompletion or Recompletion Report and Log form.) 17. D~SCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work. If well 'is directionally drilled, give subsurfe~e locations and measured and true vertical depths for all markers and zones perti- nent to, this.work.) *' .. Present Condition: . 20" 9d~ casing cemented ~ 158' K.B. 13-3/8''- 61~ and 54.59 casing cemented ~ 2515'. 9-5/8" 47~, 43.5~ and 40~ casing cemented ~ 10,062'. Present Depth: 12,992 '. We _ Propo se: o 1. Dr~ill to 13,500'. Run electrical logs. If no shows, 2. ~Plug with cement 10,162-9962'. 3. BlOck squeeze interval 5150-5235', test interval 5158-5224'; after test, plug interval with cement. 4. Block squeeze interval 2550-2660', test interval 2572-2634'; 'after test, plug interval with cement. Cut and recover 9-5/8" casing from 1750'± Test interval 1434-1580'. ~ All-intervals between plugs to be filled with mud. 18. I hereby certify that the.~oregoin~ is,~true and correct ,. TXTL~ ~ r. (This space for Federal or State o~lce use) CONDITIONS OF' APPROVAL, IF ANT: ., TITLE *See Instructions on Reverse Side Form No. STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE Effective: Suly 1, 1964 o~r,~ Fairbanks N.,Ms~ F-032472 ~ ~'~ ~ Susie LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS TAe followir~ is a ¢orreog repor~ of operatior&s arid prod~etior& (ir~el~dinff drilli~ and prod~ein~ wells) for the month of ..... N__o_._v__e____m~.___e_.r__ .................. 19__6__6_, ............................................................................ ./l~ent' s address ........ _P_ .... Q_~___I~DX___36_0_ ...........................Company .................................. ................. _/ff ........................ ~'ho~e ........................ ~7__2___-__3_4__3_._1_ ........................................ .~te~t' s title _pi___s_~__r_i___c_~.__p_r___i.__l_ki__.n.g__._s__u.~_e__rvi sot SEC. AND ~o~ ~ Sec. Novel ,, , Drill 22, ber ed ?aOXrOoe 3E, Su 10 U. B.M. is Unit 335-12,3' G~,~ ?3' Cu. FT. o~ GAS (In' thousands) ~ALLONS OF (~ASOLINE [RECOVERED BARRELS OF W~,~za (If none, so state) REMARKS (If drilling, degth; if shut down, oau~e; date and reeult of teet for ~a~oline content of NOTE.--There were ................ ..~...O.. ......................... runs or sales of oil; ....... NO ..................................M cu. ft. of gas sold; .................... ..~....O. ................................. 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 must month,_ unless otherwise be filed in duplicate with the Division of Mines & Minerals by the 6th of the succeeding R E ( ~ 1 \/ ~ directed. DEE; 7 1966 ^ NC'H¢~v ' C' F! Form No. P--4 STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE Effective: July 1, 1964 j~/~/~. ~r~,~.E Fairbanks NuMBeR F-032472 oR ~,~ ~ Susie Unit LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS State .... _A_l_ _ _a_ _ _s_ _ _k_ _ _a_ _ ...................... Borough ............................................ Field _.N_.9__r_t_~...S._l_.gp__.e._..A..r...e.a. .............................. Tl~e followi~ is a eorreo~ repor~ of opera~io~s a~d prod~etior~ (i~el~di~ drilli~ a~.,d prod~ei~ w e Z Z s ) for the m o n t ~ of ....... __O__c___t_.o_.b___e__r__ .................. 19__6.__6_, _ ........................................................................... .4~er~t's address ............. _P__._____O__._____B_o_x____3___6_Q ....................... Company _A.__t~_n___t~_c_____R___i__c_:.h__f_._i..e.3...d._.._C__o. mP.a. ny Anchorage, Alaska 8i~ed~-/ ~ .................. ................................................... ~ ..... -'___,~ ......................................................... P l~ o ~ e ..................... _2__7__2__-___3__4___3__1__ .......................................... ~l ~ e ~ t ' s title __D_i__.s_.t;.r___i__c___~____D_ril),,iB._q_..$..q~._e_rvisor SEC. AND BARRELS OF OIL (~RAVITY (~ASOLINE WATER (If (If drlllin$, del0th; 1! shut down, oautm; ~ Or ~ TWP. i RANoE WELL DaYs CU. FT. OF GAS GALLONS Or BARRELS Or REMARKS No. P~o-oo,, (In'thousands) RECOVERED none, so state) dat, amd r~ult o~ te~t [or ga~olta® oomt~t o! ~a~) Sec 22, T2N, R]3E, U.B.M. - { Octo~!er ,_ 1966 - ..S.usiie Unit { Resumed (trillinc operations .[2:0C Noon 10.'28-66. Drill{ed ~½" holJ 10, 100-10,3 ~5,. { REC[:IV[O NOV 1986 DIVISION OF MINES & MINE{ ANCHORAOE NOTE.--There were ......... ..~...O.. ................................ 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.) NOTE.~Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplicate with the Division of Mines & Minerals by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed. Form P 3 STAr'- dF ALASKA (Other lnstructiom ~ re- OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE verse side) 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.) Effective: July 1, 1964 LE'A~m-DE~%AT'O~r ANO SERZAL ~O. F-032472 6. IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME WEI~L WELL OTHER NAME OF OPERATOR Atlantic Rich-field Company 8. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR UNIT AGREEMENT NAME Susie Unit 8. FARM OR LEASE NAME 9. w~LI~ NO. Susie Unit P. 0.,' B°x .360 ~ Anchorage, Alaska LOC~TI~-~0-F WELL (Report location clearly and in accordance with any State requirements.* See also space 17 below.) At surfpce 980' SoUth and 760' west from Northeast Corner of Projected.Section 22, T2N, R13E, U.B.M. 14. PERMIT NO. 15. E~.~VA?IONS (Show whether DF, BT, os, et~) 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. ~IEC., T., R., M., OR BLw. AND SUBVEY OR ABlUA Dec. 22, T2N, R13E,UBM 12. BOROUGH jxa. STATE ~laska _ 16. '66-4 500 ' KB Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, Report, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: TEST WATER SHUT-OFF PULL OR ALTER CASIN~ FRACTURE TREAT sHOOT OR ACIDIZE . WATER SHUT-OFF MULTIPLE COMPLETE FRACTURE TREATMENT ABANDON$ SHOOTINO on AC,DIZINO ABANDONMENT* REPAIR WELL CHANOE PLANS (Other) (NOTZ: Report results of multiple completion on Well (Other) React iv'~te Completion or Recompletion Report and Lo~ form.) 17. DESCRmE PROPOSEr OR CO~IPLE~EV OPERaTiONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including ~timated date of startln~ any proposed work. If 'well is di~etion~y drlll~, sive' subs~ace lo~tions and measured and true vertical depths for all markers and zones perti- nent ~ this work.) * ~UBSlEQUI~NT REPORT OF: REPAIRING WELL ALTERING CASING Present condition: We Propose:- -1. Suspended ~ 10,100'. Reactivate drilling equipment 10-24-66. 2. Drill 8½" hole to 13,500'. 3. Log and Core. 4. Run 7" casing dependent on testing shows. RECFIV .O OCT 14 1966 DIVISION OF MINES & MINERAIJ ANCHORAGE 18. I hereby eertffy tl~t thg~foregoing ~s true and eorrect 7~",~/~,.//,~ ...... // TiT~Dist. Drillinq Supervis~ October 12, 1966 SIO~ ~ ...... ~ - (This space for F~ o~ S~ o~ use)~ C~NDITIONS OF/iP~RdVAL, Z~ A~: /~ *See Instructions on Reve.e Side NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCING GROUP WESTERN DiViSION .~TLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY' ,,. EIVED p~TROLXCUiW~ PRODUC'fS AUG b 1966 DIVISION OF MINES & August 1, 1966 ~Nc~~. m.o. BOX ANCHORAGE, A~$~ ~950~ l Mr. W. K. Kreiger Atlantic Richfield Company 555 South Flower Street Los Angeles,'Caiifornia Mr. A. V'. Messineo Atlantic Richfi&ld Company P. O. Box 2819 Dallas, Texas 75221 Attn: Forrest Baker Sun Oil Company P. O..Box 2880 Dallas, Texas 75221 Attn: J. E. Thompson Mobil Oil Company P. O. Box 1734 'Anchorage, Alaska Attn: J. H. Heller Union Oil Company / 2805 Denali Street - Anchorage, Alaska 99503 Attn: R. A. Saunters Phillips Petroleum Company P. O. BOx 419 ~uchorage, Alaska Attn: W. C. Fackler Standard Oil Co. of California P. O. Box 250 Seattle, Washington Attn: D. N. Helmuth An'an American Petroleum Corporation . O. Box 779 . . chorage, Alaska, 99501 Attn: J. G. Saviers - Mr. L. O. Gay BP Exploration U.S.A. Inc. 326 I Street Anchorage, Alaska Shell Oil Company ' 612 South Beaudry Los Angeles, California Attn: S. F. Schindler Shell Oil Company . 430 Seventh Avenue Anchorage, Alaska Attn: J. D. McLehaney Sinclair Oil & Gas 501 Lincoln Tower Building Denver, Colorado 80203 Attn: E. R. Bush Humble Oil & Refining Company Re: Atlantic Richfield-Hmmble 1800 Avenue of the Stars Susie Unit #1 Los Angeles, California Sec. 22, T2N, R13E~ UPM Attn: W. T. Biskamp Gentlemen: It has been called to our attention that the time integrator on the Sonic Log ~rom this test is defective. Schlumberger is currently working with this in an attempt to rectify the problem. We regret this, but we wanted to call this to your attention before it lead'to any erroneous conclusions. .~.£LANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY PETROLEUM PRODUCTS NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCING GROUP WESTERN DIVISION July 21, 1966 State of Alaska Division of Mines and Minerals Oil and Gas Section 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska MAILINO ADDRESS P.O. BOX 300 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501 RECEIVED JUL 2 Atlantic Richfield-Humble Susie Unit No. 1 Sec. 22, T2N, R13E, UPM Attention: Mr. Tom Marshall Gentlemen: Transmitted herewith are the following for the subject well. Please acknowledge receipt on the second copy of this letter and return to me. One sepia each: Induction Electrical Log 2" & 5" 2515-T.D. Mud log enc. Very truly yours, ~n M. Swe~ff Receipt acknOwledged Date received: 2LANTIC RIEHF1ELD C0~[PANY INCORPO~TED- 1870 PETROLEUM PRODUCTS NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCING GROUP WESTERN DIVISION State of Alaska Division of Mines and Minerals 0il and Gas Section 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaksa July 12, 1966 P.O. BOX 360 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 9950 Susie Unit No. geo. 22, ~2N~ R~3~ UPM Attention: Mr. Tom Marshall Gentlemen: Transmitted herewith are the following for the sub- ject well. Please acknowledge receipt on the second copy of this letter and return to me. Induction Electrical Log Mud log One blueline 2" & 5" One blueline Sweet Receipt acknowledged: Date received: Form No. ? 4 STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION Effective: Suly 1, 1964 ~F,c~ Fairbanks ~=~ ~,~ ~ Susie Unit LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS Se State .... _ _A_ _ _l___a. _ _~__ __a ....................... Borough ............................................. Field ........... . _N__O._.r._t...h_:.._.S_.~,_O_~..e._ ._.A_ ~ e_. ~ T~e f°llowir~ is a eorreo~ repor~ of opera~ior~s arid prod~e~io;% (i~elzzdir~ drilli~ arid prod{zeir~ wells) for ti% month of ___: .... :_J__un_e ....................... ,1~_6__, ............................................................................ ,4 e er~ ff s address ____P__Q_s_~__0__f_.__f_i__c___e_____B_Q_x_____3__6_Q,_~ ............. Co rr~ pa r~ y · Anchorage,. Alaska · Si~r~ed J_JQ,_I__'~'Z~~ ............... = ....... 272-3431 utze __D_ _i_ . _s_ .t__r___i_ _t__ . _ _D_ _r_ _i_ _.l_ . .l_ .i_ _n. 9_. _ ..S__u_ R.e__r v i s o r Cu. F?. oF OAS GALLONS o~ BARRELS O~ RE~IARKS SEC. A~ TW~. RANGE WELL D~s. BABRE~ OF O~ GRA~TY GASO~E WATER (~ (If ~, d~; If shut down, oa~; ~ OF ~ NO. Pao~o=v (~'thom~) RECOVERED none, so s~te) da~ ~d r~ult of ~t for o~t o~ ~) ,, Jun,~ 1.966 . Susie .Unit~ _~L Dri~Lle~ 12~ ~" hcle 8515-~)268'. Spot ~:ored 9 ~34-9241~'. Drilled 12~ hol~ 92 68-~ :0, '10 0 '. Spo~- ' co~ ed 10,09~)-10,10() '. Ra~ Schl~erger DIL IRS, ~:onic-Caliper Dip~.eter, Ve[Locity l;u~vey, and Fo~ation Dem~ity fr~,m 10,100'. ~ook 60 sidewi~ll s~]~les. 'Installed 9-5/8 r~. Ran 9-5/8" casin~ to 10,062'. Cement:ed witli 1200 sacks ~dez~l c~nS~:ruction ceme~lt treated wi~:h 0.4% ~-7 r~tarder. Cemen~ in t~laca a~' 10:52 ~, 6..2'4-66. Land~d 9-5/~" casiz~g. Installed and tesbed BOPE with 101)0 psi, O.K. Ran in hole w~.th open end dr: pip~, to 98t;0'. Closed ~OPE. Operat~.ons su~pended 6-26-66 until win~ ~.er fre~ze-up. NOTE.--There were ............. ~..O.. ............................ runs or sales of oil' . ............. no ............................ M cu. ft. of gas sold; ........................ ..n..o..-. ............................ 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 must be filed in duplicate with thc Division of Mines & Minerals by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed. AMERICAN STRATIGRAPHIC TRANSMITTAL Mr. Thomas C. Marshall State Petroleum Geologist Dtvison of Mines & Miners 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchora ge, Alaska COMPANY OlVI.'SIOix~ ._~, xail'.i[.'s & MI, AIqCI tORAGE ;[uly 6, 1966 Dear Sir: We have transmitted this date via Put in storage -- one set of (unwashed) samples from 1Z0 to the: Atlantiac Richfield No. 1 Susie 10. 100 from plus cores AMERICAN STP~.'I'!(;~:! ', f,:.liC £O. P.O. BOX 2!' ;* AtNCHORAGE, ALASKA Receipt Acknowledged: V~ yours, Dale W a~lington American Stratigraph/c Co. . Form 9-331 ~ · , /~l.w 1~1~9~ ~ % t SUBMIT IN TB .CATE ~ .....~ .... j ,.~=,,.~1~,.~,~,...~.~.%~,..~; =~ ~~ (Other instructi~_, on r~ ~~~ ~ ~- I ~ ifll~lU~ verse side) , ~~ '~'~O~OGICAL SURVEY . = _ ~_ ~~R~OTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS ~ ~om ~ ~AS ~w~ ~_ w~s ~ o~ 2. NAME OF OPERA~OR Atlantic Richfield Company ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. O. Box 360' Anchorage, Alaska 4. LOCATION OF VCELL (Report location clearly and in accOrdance with any State requirements.* See also space 17 below.) Form approved. Budget Bureau No. 42-R1424. 5. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. F-032472 - 6. IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME ?. UNIT AGREEMENT NAME Susie Unit 8. FARM OR LEASE NAME 9. WELL NO, Susie '~ Unit 10. FIELD 'AND POOL~-OR WILDCAT At surface 980' South and 760' West from Northeast corner of Projected SeCtion 2.2, T. 2 N., a. 13 W., U.B.M. 14. PERMIT NO. 15. ELEVATIoNs (Show whether DF, RT, GR, etc.) wildcat 11. SEe.; T., Z.~ M., OS'BL~'. AND SURVEY OR AREA Sec., 2'2, T. 2 N., R. 13~E., U.B.M. 12. CO~NT~ O~ ~aamH~ 18. s~E 16. SHOOT OR ACIDIZE REPAIR WELL Check Appropriate Box T° Indicate .Nature of Notice, Report, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: FRACTURE TREAT MULTIPLE COMPLETE FRACTURE TREATMENT ABANDON$ SHOOTING OR ACIDIZING CHANGE PLANS (Other) (Other) SUBSEQUENT REPORT 0F' WATER SHUT-OFF REPAIRING WELL ALTERING CASINO ABANDONMENT* Sus~nd well (NOTE: Report results of,multiple completion on Well Completion or Recompletion Report and Log'form:) 17. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR C~)i%fPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work. If well is directionally drilled, give subsurface locations and measured and true vertical depths for all:markers and' zones perti- nent to this work.) * Present condition: 3,0" conductor pipe cemented at 41' 20" 94% H-40 casing cemented at 158' 13-3/8", 61# and. 54.5% J-55 casing cemented at 2.516'. 12-1/4' hole drilled to 9796~ We propo-se~ Drill 12-1/4" hole to 10,000'~ Cement 9-5/8" casing at 10,000'. .Land casing, install and test BOPE Hang drill pipe in casing, close BOPE Suspend operations until winter freeze-up, appr0xtmately R C [IV O' JUN 1966 DIVISION OF MINES & MINERAL~ ANCHORAGE I hereby certify that. the foregOing is true.and correct SIGNED ~, /' ~Lf, TITLE District Drilling Superhoof June 16, 1966 (This space for Federal or StYe office use) CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF ANY: *See Instructions on Reverse Side !'.--:: :' .... _: LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS · . ComPany A%la~ic Rich~e~ CoEEany ' ' :, :~-: '..:':' .";:~:.':;-' Anchgr~z~. A~s~'~' .''; ...... :~:.: ....... S~$~s~.~..I.--~~--: ...... --. ~ec. 22 2N 13E U.B,M. .. - . . ':' ~7 1986 S'~ie X~nit ~l · ' , ' . , . ,-'~: :;: Dri: led. L2~" hole 5694~4~Sonic ' CaligP )t coredDensi621.31~l~l'.Mi y~n . : . .. ~' Sc~ .~be rger i~, D~,' :er, ',y, __cro-~ox~i'4 ~s. -- r - and ':,' hO1~, 6~6'-85~ 5'~'. ' ~:;':':~::'':~'''' -' ,' ' -:' -"- : ' . ' . . . ~ - : , · ";_: . i ' - ' . . } .~ ... . : ,,,. · . :~ ~: - ~ , , · . . .. ::. ~,. . .. , _ . . , ~ · · : ; · : ' ' ... -. : ' ' ' · ' ' ., i - .: I ? , . : , ... · :: ., .. .~ '. _ -.. : . ' . . . .. - , ~ -. . . .- . .' .,:,. . : ,. ' . - , . . '. .... ' , ,,, ' ..... "' [ ....... ' ' ' ~ '' . Noem.mThere were ..... J~ ....................... runs or ssles of oil; No M ou. ft. of ps sold; No runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where spplie~ble.,) NoTm.---tteport on this form is required for ezch calendar month, re~&rdless of the sf~tus of operations, snd must be filed in duplicate with the supervisor by the §th of the suoceedin~ month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. Fo~n 9-8~9 le--Ill?ee,m ,u. ,. ~oVmiN..r, Nr fn,~,,, (Janum? GEOLOGICAL SURVEY umT ............. .S_ .u...~..:L..e....U..n. ~ .t. ......... · .-- LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS · State` _...A...~...s...~... ....... ~ .......... ~'os,,ty Fie, icl .... ~.q.r.~.13..~.Z..o..~.e....A..r...e..a.. .............................. The` followinff is a oorre`ot re`port o! ope`rations a~d prod~tion (i~oluclinff driltin~ and prod~e`inff wells) for the montl~ of ...__A_D_r._i..l. ............................ ,19..6..6.., ........................................................................... ~,~'~ ~,.~- ..~.°..?.L?.~£~?.?_~..~....a..~..°. ............................ c,o~,~ ._~..e..~__~...,.~.~.~_~.~.~.~.~..~.o..~.~..~..~:,r ............ ............................................... .................. ~o~ ..~.7.?--~.u.~ ................................................................ ~,~ ~z~ .~ ~!~.~...s.~.r. ~.~.o.~ ................ Or. FT. Or OAS OA~LOSS Or BAEaELS Or REMARK8 SEC. A~D ~r. R~N~ W~ D~s B~a~ o~ O~ OR~Y (~ tho~n~) GASOLIN~ WATER (~ (If ~g, ~; ff shut down, ~a~; ~ or ~ ~o. PBOD~BD r R~COVZ~EV ~ne, ~ I~) ~m ~d ~ ~ ~t for , Apr~ 1 19 ~6 Susie Un.it ~l ~n 81 j ~int~ of ~B-3/8" 61~ & 54. ~ J-55 s~a~ess 8 ro~d T~C casing to 2 516' C~ment~d casing at 251(~' in two U~ges. ~st s~g~ - 9~ . sac~s Ne,~t c~ment aro~d sho~. C~ent in p~ce 9:50 P.M. 4-~ -66. . . 2nd s~g~ ~,penec s~ge collar a~ 1261'. (emented ~ith llO( sacks ~ ~bnd~-F2 ~ash c~e~t. Cement in p.~ce at 1:]5 A.M. 4-5~6. (ood ~ ~ceme at r~t~s to s~face. ~nd~ casing. ~s~lle, L BOPE. Tested ~with 155,) ps:. OK, B~n 12~" oit t~ top of c~nent at~ .228', t~st~ ~ plug wit]~ 15~)O ps~ OK. Test.~d DV collar wi~h ~O ps~ OK. C] eaned ~out c~e:~t p~.~s, float and ~hoe t;o 2525'. Drilled 2~" hol~ 2525-2608'. COred ~" ho~.e 26(8-2635'. 0rill~d 12~" ho] e 2635-3~)72'. Cc red 8~" hole ~07~-3~ ~8' Drilled 12 ~" ~8~'. ~il].ed l~" hole 38~ ho~.e ~8-3821'. Cored ~" hole ~821- ~9~~l'. Cored ~" hol,~ ~41-~62'. ~illed 12~~'' hol~. ~(~2-5165'. Cored 7~ ~ole 5165-5179'. D:~illed l~" hole 5179-567~'. Cored 7-3/4" hole 56'~1-5679'. Drilled ~2~"hol~. 5679-5694'. ~ . ~ .. ~ ~ . . . .[ : ' . I '' ' ' ' ' DIVISION OF MINES ' ~ ANCHO~G .... i i ' .......... ,. MINERALB No~.--There were ........ ..N..o. ......................... runs or sales of oil; ...N..o. ...................................... l~I cu. ft. of gas sold; ............ ..N_o. ........................... runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where appltomble.) l~o~.--Report On this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in dupltemte with the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEO[OG~ICAL SURVEY Form Budget Bureau LAND OFFICE Fairb~ UNIT ............ .~..~ LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS Tize followi~d is a correct report of ope, r~tio~s, and prod~etio~ (in. eludi~d drillind and produeir~d. · for the mo,,th of .............. ~.~?.h.. ............. .4ffenFs address Post Office Box.360 . ~-k co ...... The Atlantic Refining Company ............................................................... ~'o~t~t~l:t ........................ .~ .... .... ..... .'r .............. ................... ........... .................. .,..., ....... ....... ~o~. ...... ~7__2.:.~_Ru. .................................... ~ ..................... , ~,, aa~.:.9..t~..t.;....O~_o.~.e.~.t...~.~.e..=.. ' ' or Omi "': ...... " ' " ' ' ''~ ' .... ...... i ' ' ~ ~ ~- -' ~ OAT. LONe OF BAEEELO or WELL DAYm .A .~ ~U. F~. Or A9 SEC. AND ~WP. RANOB NO, PRODUOBD RB~VBRBD none, ~ oF ~ BARRB~ ~"~' (~ tho~) OA~B WA~BB I' , .... ~ , ,,~ ~ , ~c.22 2N 13E U.B M. ~ - ~ '" * ~r~**h 1966 Susi~ Unit ~! , ~' ' ~ ' '* '" "' * ' ' ~ · I ~ ' / ~ ' ~ Dr'.led 1~" hole ~,5'-320'~. .~ned26,, ~ i~ ~ . ~,. ~.*. 0_2(~1,. ~e:~ed 1~- hole~.t~ 0-169' 20" 9~ ~-40 ST&C Cas~g c~mente~ at 158, ]- B. wlt~ · ,, / ~ ',~ ' '~ac~:s 1:1 Fo:~du-~.yash cem~.t ~d 32~. s~cks Neat For du C~en'~. . . Cerement ~n place 9~ 45 A.M. B- 1~-'66." ~ cir,~ation throu~o'~t . '., ent~.re ~ob. No c~ent returns. ~, ~c~ent job pip( to ha~ ceme~t at ~8'.?).~Red~ , 5'6 sa~]:s l:l Fcndu-~ya~h 1 cem(~nt. ~ c~e~t retu~S im, ceklar, C~,~nt ~ piece at 9:4~ P.N. ~- L4-66, L~ded ~ ~sing.' ~st~l,~d 20" hydr~ BO~. , ~ 18~I~ bit, test;ed hyd~ w~th ~OO psi OK Cleaned out ~ 18~' hole 15~-201: .~d opened 1~"~ ~Ole to ~8~" 201-25~'.' ~ bi~, cl ~ed out l~" ~ O!e' 25Br~20' mn, t dr~le~ B~0.~mB~,. ~ore~ T-5/8" ~o~e :.B~~'. ,~en~ 7-5/8" · ~' h,'eter:'*" '~',lOgs.' T~k 2~ sid~L · ' , Den~ity, Mictro'Pr,,X~itY~ ~i~ ~ ~ , < f~:?' .:, ~ :' "1"" ~,,:,( .: ~.' ~ ' ' ~, : ,, ' , ..... ._ ,.,~ ..... ~ ~,,_tL, . ~ ' .......... No,L--Them were ...........N..O. ......... [.: ...... ~.... r~ns or rode" of oil; .~ ................... .N..o. ..................... M ou. ft. of gas.sold; ..................... .N..O.. ................. ~. or' ,ale. of p~ine during the month. (Write "no" where applieal,l, ) dual.re wi~ tko ou~vM by ~e 8~ ~ tb,:ou~inf month, unl~ othe~ise dlmoted by the ) Form 9-331 (May 1963) ~'-'"~TATES .(Other lnstructl DEPARTNi .... ~. THE INTERIOR verses,de) GEOLOGICAL SURVEY SUBMIT IN 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 propo~tlt) Form approved. /~ Budgo~t Bureau No. 42--R1424 F-032472 6, IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 1. ! - ?, UNIT AOREEMENT NAME oil [.~ ~,As [-] OTHER Susie Unit WELL WELL 2. NAME OF OPERATOR 8. FARM OR I,EAeS NAME ' The A~lan~lc Bef~n~g Company ~. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR 9. WELL I, OCA~2I,,N OF W~LL (Report location clearly and in accordance with any I~t~e requirements.· See Eisa space 17 below.) At surface 980' South and 760' West from Northeast corner of projected Section 22, T2N~ R13E, U.B.M. 14. PERMIT NO. 66 -4 15. ELEVATIONS (Show whether Dr, RT, (JR, etc.) 500' K.B. 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., Mo, OR BLK. AND ~ SURVEY OR AREA ' '~' Sec. 2~',: T2N,.:Ri3E~ :U. B.M. 12. COUNTY OR PARISH[ 18. STATE 16. Check Appropriate Box TO Indicate .Nature of Notice, Report, or Other Data.' NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: SUBflEQUSNT REPORT OF'~ TEST WATER SHUT-OFF PULL OR ALTER CASING WATER SHUT-OFF .' RE~AIRING :WEr~L " ' ALTERING CASING' FRACTURE TREAT MULTIPLE COMPI,ETE . FRACTURE TREATMENT SHOOT OR ACIDIZE ABANDON$ SHOOTING OR ACIDIZING ~ 'ABANDONMENT REPAIR WELL CHANGE PLANS (Other) t: ' ::',." " (NoT~: Report results of multiple [completion' on We (Other) X Completion or Recompletio~ Re. port and Log form.) , DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR cOMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent de.ils, and give ~rtinent dates, including estimated date of s~rtin~ a~y proposed work. H well is di~o~y d~il~ ~ive s~~ ~ons and m~ur~ and t~e vertie~ dgpths for ~1 marke~ and zones ~r~i- nent ~ ~is wor~) * · - ~ :~ ;F )-~ . U/ ~: t.~ ~ accordance. ~l~h yo~ ln8~ruc~ton8 ~e ~tsh ~o no~l~ you that ~us~:~U~ ~1~ was spudded at 3:00 P.M., February 27:, 1966. uON'FI EN. 18. I hereby certify that the~fo~egoing is true and correct Dist. Development Engineer DA".~ M~r:&h l-i., i9~6 *See Instructions on Reverse Side / / UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Form nDproved. Budget Bureau No. 42-R856.5. ~.E _.~.b.~ .............. ,~,-._~03~Z~ .... ~ ......... ............ ~.~._~n~ .......... MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS , AND i TWP. }~:~ANO.E WELl, demented or ara. re ._A.:k.~__s___~._ ................... Oounev .................................... riela ....~9.~SA._~9~.A~ .............................. The followin,~ is a oorreot report of operations and produetio~ (inel~din~ drilli~ and produei~ wells) for the mo~tl, of ..... .F.¢D.T.~.ry .................... ,19.~.~.., ............................................................................ ~ ~ent's a. gclress ..... ~:-Q ~.~..~.-}~ ....................................... ~ompany .~_.~~..~_~.~.~D~..~.~~ .......... ................................................. .... .............. P~oo~omn BARBE~ Or O~ l~I ~U. ~, O~ 018 (~ tho~ds) OASOLINI ~VER~D - . M~ e Unit ~l ~ t" 3:0 P.M.~ Fe~r~ 27, 1966.1 . REMARK8 WATRR (I~ (If drilling, d~pth; ff ~hut down, none, 8o s~te) dm~ ~d muir of ~t f~ S~e TIIA[' NoTz.--Ther,~ ,~ere ..... ~Q .............................. runs or sales of oil; ............ _.l~.o.. ............................ M cu, ft. of gas sold; ................................... runs or sales of gasoline, during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) .w~.~Repo'~ on th form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in ~to with ~he ~,~perwc.~,c by She 6th of th~ $uoaeeding month~ unl~as otherwise directed by the supervisor. .9-~29 C H FIE L D OIL CO RPORATI 0 N ALASKA DIVI SION · P. O. BOX B 60 · ANCHORAGE, ALA~SKA MAR ~ I966 O~VI,SION OF MINES a MINERALS ANCHORAGE I? ! C H F E D 0 ORPORATioi~~ A LASK D I V I/ON . P. O. O 360 ANCHORAGE · ALASKA .1966 State of Alaska Division of Mines & Minerals Oil & Gas Section 3002 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska Attn: Mr. ~om Marshall Dear Sir: As per your request we are enClosing a fifty dollar check for the filing fee and a location drawing on SUsie Unit ~l. ~- RD J: jcb EnClosure Sincerely yours ~ ~zgzneer C IV[D FEB 8 196(5 , DIVISION Of MINES & MINERALS ANCHORAGE 55M 1/65 '-'~?MEMoRA;NDuM . TO'-. n .of Alaska FRO~: DATI~ : L~ebrulry 7, 1.966 SUBJECT: ~'orra 9-~$-, C (May 1963) : ~ITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR SUBMIT IH ~P,~.ICATE· (Other ins/~ as on revert ,: ~ Form approved. ,~ Budget Bureau No. 42-R1425. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY A??L[CATJON FOR PERMIT TO DRILL, DEEPEN, OR PLUG BACK la. TYPE OF WORK DRILL[] DEEPEN [--I PLUG BACK [-'] OIL g GAS [] SINGLE F'1 MULTIPLED WELL WELL OTHER ZONE ZONE NAME OF OPERATOR The Atlantic._ ...Refining comPany ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. 0. BoX 360 Anchorage~ 'Alaska F-0~2472 6. IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE 0R TRIBE NAME 7. UNIT AGREEMENT NAME Susie Unit 84 FARM OR LEASE NAME 9. WELL NO. · i. Sdsie Unit ~' 10. FIELD AND POOLf OR WILDCAT .. 'Wildcat -: 4. LOCATION OF WELL (Report location clearl~v and in accordance with any State requirements.*) " At surface 980, South and 760' West from Northeast Corner of .. projected Section 22, TfN, R13~, U. B.M. At proposed ~rod. zone ' ~ame 14.DISTANCE IN MILES AND DIRECTIONFROM NEAREET TOWN OR POST OFFICI° ' 12. COUNTY OR PARISH[ 13. STATE 1~.DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED$ 16. NO. OF ACRES IN LEASE 17. NO. 0F ACRES ASSIONED LOCATION TO NEAREST ' TO T~8 WELL .~o,~ o, ~,,, ~,~, ~. 760' 2560 Z 0 ~ - '. .... (Also to nearest drlg. unit line, if any) 18. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED LOCATION$ 19. PROPOS~ VEP~H 20. aoT~ax ~a'ca~Lz ~0LS" Ga ~w~D ~o~, o~ ~ms ~, ~. - 10,000 ' :( t .-. ' "~'~, .:' 21. E~VATIONS (Show whe~er DF, ET, GR, e~.) 23. ' 11. SEC., T., a., M.,' Ga ELK. , AND SURVEY OR AREA ..Sec,. 22, T2N~ R13E, · 'U.B.M." ' , ,.:.~ SIZE OF HOLE 18~" SIZE OF CASINO 20' ,, 13-3/8" . PROPOSED CASING AND CEMENTING PROGRAM ] WEIGHT PER FOOT [ SETTING DEPTH "1 54. 25o0' ,500 sxs. Fondui: , .,' :-: :;: 2.1' Cementinstall~O"~O~. N FID "ENi , ~ ' '" ":- . ~ ,- ;.,' 3. Cement 13-3/8" 61~ and 54. ~ surface casing at 2500' .:., :~ .., ':~ '< ~ ":-: '~.., :~ :~., .;~;'" ;',:. 4. Drill and core to 10,000' :: ~ t: -~ .~ ,f' ""' FEB ' 4 }966' 5. ~g and eval~te all oil and gas shows :::: ~. .... ,:: .,. Supplementa~ notices will 'be submitted as required.,,:: ~L ,~?.t':A~CHO~GE,,. , ,-~ - ~, , , : · . , , , : _ , . · ,~. - .., IN ABOVE SPACE DESCRIBE PROPOSED PROGRAM: ~ proposal Is to deepen or plug back, give data on present productive ~Zone 'and Proposed new productive zone. If proposal is to drtll or deepen dlrecttonMly, give pertinent da~ on subsu~ace locations and measured and true vertical depths..(. 91~e blowout ~revente~ program, ~ anT. b .:: ~: . . : '-'~ ~ , .... 1200 Neat and '1000 ,t:' I Fondu . FL sh:.' .' ::' k" ~ -Z .:) ,.,' 24. SI~NED ~;'~JD. c:~gOhns:bo~e ' TITLE Development Engineer (This space for Federal o~"'S,tilte office use) CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL~ IF ANY: ~ ' [ \ TITLE APPROVAL DATE THOMAS P.. MAI~SHALL, Executive Secrefary · Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Committee *See Instructions On Reverse Side E W.'H, 15' Ii II Iii II'ill "R'E £ E IV'E D O~ws~ON O~ ~iNES & . ANCHORAOE V. A.B M. SUSIE LAT. S9°$~' LON(~ 148° 46' 14 THE ,.. ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY SUSIE UNIT NO. I ' Sec. 22 T2N, RI$~; U. BM. III II II IlJll III II IIIilli II iii 2-4-66 I I III