...FIG. 7. —Structure contour map on top of Eunice formation, south Louisiana. ...

.... It consists of the following formations: Citronelle, Lissie, Oberlin, Eunice, Holloway Prairie, and Recent. Corrected correlations and mapping for the various parts of the region are given. Origin of the formations and correlations with Quaternary sections of the Atlantic Coast and Northern Interior regions...

... Eunice Formation, and the higher delta surface as part of his older Oberlin Formation, a view which I do not share. The distributary pattern shown in Figure 2 is divisible into three fairly distinct segments or sublobes by the Holocene floodplain of the Nueces and by Petronila Creek and the Cayo...

... be later than latest Lower Beaumont or lower Upper Beaumont.” Price (1956 , p. 162, Table 1) noted the probable equivalence of the Ingleside shoreline with an event within the Pamlico Formation (correlative of the Eunice deltaic formation of Doering, 1956 , p. 1823). Doering (1956 , p. 1860...

...Figure 9 —Structural sections continued. No subsurface data are available for line h other than reported formation tops from the wells shown (from west to east: Mobil 12 Moore, Mobil 13 Moore, Gulf 1 Cleveland, Mobil 6 Moore, Mobil 1 Hodge, Sun 5 Hodge, and Pasto Nuevo 1 Trees. Compare...

.... The Continental Oil Company’s State 1-J-2 in Sec. 2, T. 22 S., R. 36 E., indicated a 3-mile eastward extension to South Eunice. Further drilling tends to verify this, although the opinion has been expressed by some geologists that this may be a separate structure. A New Mexico rejuvenation was the old Empire...

...,” but at least we did better than our gallant allies, the engineers, who used, and still use, the term “formation” for any and all kinds of subsurface lithology, and apparently achieve gratifying technical fulfillment by this means. Well penetrations generally stopped safely above the respected 300-ft (91-m...

... the schematic correlation chart ( Fig. 3 ) and prepared and discussed it briefly. Fig. 3. —Schematic correlation chart of West Texas formations. Field County 1. Kyle Loving 2. Wheat Loving 3. Monroe Ward 4. Leek Winkler 5. Henderson Winkler 6. Hendricks...

...-Maljamar nose on the south and north. Few deep exploratory tests were drilled in spite of contiguous areas of West Texas being productive from pre-Permian formations. Only two new discoveries were recorded from southeastern New Mexico, but several fields were extended considerably. 3 Geologist...

... Coast Lines to Eunice, and from either place by the Alexandria-Eunice branch of the Rock Island Railroad to Easton. Except in very wet periods, it can be reached readily by auto from either Alexandria or Lake Charles via the Pelican Highway to Oakdale, east across country to Pine Prairie village...

... which is a discovery success of 17.1 per cent. These six producers accounted for three new areas of production and three extensions of known areas. The wildcat discoveries and extensions were all from known Permian producing zones being from the Yates, Queen, Grayburg, and San Andres formations...

..., and produces in the Eunice and Monument fields of Lea County, New Mexico. Queen formation .—The Queen sandstone member of the Chalk Bluff formation as defined by Lang 16 includes approximately 100 feet of “white, buff to pinkish colored fine-grained sandstone” interbedded with inorganic limestones...

... appearance of these fossil worms was enough like that of Recen t representatives of Eunice and Lumbriconereis, that Ehlers felt justified in naming the fossil forms Eunicites and Lumbriconereites . This turned out to be an unfortunate precedent, as subsequent students of disperse d fossil jaws dating back...

... new discoveries for the year. The most active area was the Maljamar pool, where 61 wells were completed including 3 which were dry. The producing formations of the 1941 discoveries are the Yates, Seven Rivers, and Grayburg. Geophysical activity has been conducted mainly with gravimeter...

... NEW MEXICO No major oil or gas strikes are recorded for New Mexico during 1937. The Vacuum field of Lea County was extended south and three new minor areas could be classed as discoveries: the Brown and Reynolds’ Purcell No. 1, near the New Mexico-Texas line, east of Eunice; Collins et al...

... of importance discovered during the year, significant extensions with a resultant development of multiple pays in the pre-San Andres formations of Lea County compensated for the decline in new fields discovered. There were 376 wells completed in Southeastern New Mexico during 1946 of which 321 were...

... in December. In southeastern New Mexico 7 crews were working in January, and 13 in December. Seismographs and gravimeters predominated in both areas throughout the year. Twelve geological and development publications appeared during 1944, in one of which a member of the Salado formation was described...

... during precipitation of uppermost Permian salts. Because of their high density, those waters displaced preexisting formation waters throughout the Permian Basin during the latest Permian. Waters in groups 2 and 3 came mainly from precipitation in the mountains of southeast New Mexico. Those mountains...