...Charles E. Mear; Carolyn K. Dufurrena ABSTRACT The Midland Farms (Ellenburger) oil field was discovered on September 16, 1952, with the completion of Anderson-Pritchard’s 1 Fasken-24 well, drilled on an indicated single-fold seismic structure. The field produces from vuggy, fractured Ellenburger...

...B. B. Coester; Jacob L. Williams ABSTRACT Oil and water samples were collected and analyzed from five fields in West Texas and New Mexico. Two of the fields, Harper and Midland Farms, were “protected”; i.e ., the producing formations are not connected by known faults or unconformities and the oils...

... localities. Key to locations: 1, Frankley [SP007 803]; 2, Daleswood Farm [SO951 791]; 3, Baggeridge Country Park, Womborne [SO897 914]; 4, other field localities at Sandwell: London Road [SP001 912], Halfords Lane Bridge [SP023 898], Sandwell Park Golf Course [SP023 910] & Forge Farm [SP023 926]. Upper...

... of the East Midlands Shelf. The Cleveland Basin was sampled from the Yorkshire coast between Staithes and Ravenscar (Table 1 ). Further details of the field sampling were given by Hobbs & Sumbler (2001) . T able 1. Summary of samples Stratigraphy Sample no. Location...

.... & SUIIIERLAND. D.G. 1986. Correlation of Quaternary Glaciations in England, Ireland, Scotland and Walcs. BRIDGLAND. D.R., KEEN, D.H. & MADDY, D. 1989. Thc Avon tcrraces: Quaternary Science Reviews, 5, 299-341 Cropthorne. Ailstone and Eckington. In: KEEN, D.H. (ed.) The Pleistocene of the West Midlands: Field...

... Grindley, H. E. 1925. Observations on the Midland Drift as seen in two sandpits at Mathon. Transactions of the Woolhope Naturalists’ Field Club, vol. For 1921–23, 176–177. Groom T. T. The geological structure of the southern Malverns and the adjoining district to the west Quarterly Journal...

...A. G. Tndle So where are the English Midlands? Roy defines them to be centred on Birmingham and to include the ‘counties’ of Cheshire, Derbyshire, Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Leicestershire and Rutland, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire...

... Abstract E. G. Poole writes: The Enville Formation of the English Midlands has long ( Murchison 1839 ) been regarded as Lower Permian in age with conclusive determinations of plants, amphibian and reptile remains specifically comparing with the type Upper Autunian of Germany ( von Heune 1908...

... Andres sand pay and Fasken’s Fee No. 1–14 (79) established the Grayburg sand pay in the latter. Of the 12 important Wolfcamp discoveries, the following wells appear worthy of further mention. Stanolind’s Fasken No. 5-G (8) added the Wolfcamp limestone as a pay zone in the Midland Farms field...

..., Bryn-Teg; BC, Bicester 1; CW, Cox's Walk; GL, Glinton 1; HF, Heath Farm 1; HO, Hollowell; KE, Kempsey 1; NE, Netherton 1; OR, Orton; OH, Oxendon Hall; SB, Stretton Baskerville; WF, Withycombe Farm. Significant tectonic structures: D-SH FZ, Dowsing–South Hewett Fault Zone; MMC, Midlands Microcraton; MMC...

... ). Sharp-based and ripplelaminated sandstones probably represent distal crevasse splay deposits that were supplied across the floodplain during periodic fluvial flood events. Fig. 3. Sedimentology of the Ballagan Formation in the Blairmulloch Farm Borehole. Further details about the fauna and flora...

... fields of Cochran and Hockley counties had 177 and 71 producers added, bringing field totals to 1,772 and 2,326 wells, respectively. The drilling of 112 Grayburg producers almost doubled the size of the Midland Farms field of southeastern Andrews County. The Phillips’ Fort No. 1, a one-mile northwest...

...) and hydraulic conductivity in the SSG in E Yorkshire, and the effect of calcrete on conductivity in the Otter Sandstone in E Devon, which is a hydrocarbon reservoir farther east in the Wytch Farm field. The effect of fault seals, well-known in relation to hydrocarbon production, has only recently been...

... palynomorph/ostracod stratigraphical assemblage, the Acanthotriletes cf. macrogaleatus – Sulcella affiliata Assemblage, has been established. This assemblage correlates with the upper part of the CM Biozone and allows the CM–Pu biozonal boundary to be positioned more reliably in the Midland Valley of Scotland...

... ) in the northern Midland Basin is near the shelf margin and has an S v gradient of 1.12 psi/ft at depth, which is representative of values for wells in the basin-shelf margin. In the Midland Basin, Coleman Farms ( Figure 6C ) has robust data coverage and quality, with combined density and sonic log from near...

..., was of secondary importance during 1952. The greatest number of new-field discoveries were located on the Northwestern shelf and Central Basin platform in New Mexico, and the Central Basin platform, Midland basin, and Eastern shelf in West Texas. Runnels County reported the greatest number of Pennsylvanian...

... Permo-Triassic formations ( Edwards 1951 ; Elliott et al . 1984 ; Guion & Fielding 1988 ; Ripon 1997 ; Hampson 1995 ). The Midland Valley of Scotland coalfield is defined to the north by the Highland Boundary Fault and to the south by the Southern Uplands Fault. Faults within this trough...

... committee of the West Texas Geological Society recommended “Fullerton-8500” as a name for this discovery. It was assigned to the Fullerton field by the Oil and Gas Division of the Texas Railroad Commission. 2. The Stanolind Oil and Gas Company’s Midland Farms No. 1-F, Sec. 1, Block 42, T. 2 N., G...

..., the SCI measurements nearest to the clay mineral locations have been used. Bloodworth & Prior (1993) have applied Hillier’s (1993) suggestion to the Triassic sediments of the English Midlands. These authors consider the exotic Mg-rich clay assemblage to have originated from “precursor smectite...

... on Chilwell Dam Farm [51285, 42342]. Presence of green algae on some brick suggests previously only partial light and possible recent collapse of the shaft cover. Data available for the study, in addition to the thermal images, were a 1:2500 scale mine abandonment plan, a 1:10 000 scale field survey...