Oil exploration on the Atlantic Coastal Plain north of Georgia was limited to two dry holes in North Carolina. The duGrandlee test in Camden County is significant because it reached a total depth of 6,421 feet3 in an area where basement had been estimated at no more than 3,600 feet. The explanation lies in the presence of a hitherto unreported Triassic basin. A report on the correlations of this well is being prepared by the present writer.
Development continued in Garrett County.
With the exception of the Snee and Eberly well at Accident which was a new-field discovery, all...
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