... in this area, although production has yet to be established from these rocks in the southwestern district. Activity in the southeastern district Niagaran reef trend increased, primarily in Livingston County, and development drilling in the Stoney Point field, a 1983 Ordovician discovery, advanced at a high...

... of this writing, the Stoney Point field consists of 11 productive wells. The field runs parallel to, and lies approximately 3 mi east of, Michigan’s largest oil field, the Albion-Scipio trend. The Smith Petroleum Co. 1-5 Brengle ( Table 5 , no. 3) represents the first Silurian Niagaran reef discovery...

... of the Peterborough-Lake Simcoe area of southern Ontario: AAPG Field Guidebook 3 , Eastern Section Meeting: London, Ontario, Ontario Petroleum Institute , 82 p. Drozd , R. J. , and G. A. Cole , 1994 , Point Pleasant-Brassfield(!) petroleum system, Appalachian basin, U.S.A. , in L. B. Magoon...

... with the more mature and more porous sandstones of the Stoney Creek oil and gas field. 1 Manuscript received September 10, 1990; revised manuscript received February 14, 1992; final acceptance February 26, 1992. 2 Department of Geology, University of New Brunswick, P.O. Box 4400, Fredericton...

... Ordovician Trenton-Black River Group Albion-Scipio trend, was successfully offset with the discovery of Stoney Point field, 2 mi to the east, capping a 25-year exploratory effort to locate a significant reservoir similar to Albion-Scipio. While Stoney Point’s development continued in 1985, Lomak Petroleum 1...

...Ali H. Chowdhury; Martin G. Fowler; James P.A. Noble ABSTRACT The Stoney Creek oil and gas field of the Moncton Subbasin, southern New Brunswick is the only area of onshore Atlantic Canada to have commercially-produced hydrocarbons. These hydrocarbons are reservoired within the Late Devonian...

... branch point connecting the two faults directly in front of the main culmination. Tectonic wedging probably extends a considerable distance to the foreland, where the two faults likely merge. Three major thrust sheets involving Lower to Upper Cretaceous strata have been stacked to form the main...

... Lookout Cretaceous Gas Rattlesnake Dakota Cretaceous Oil Hogback Dakota Cretaceous Oil Table Mesa Dakota Cretaceous Oil Red Mountain Hospah Cretaceous Oil Hospah Hospah Cretaceous Oil La Plata Point Lookout Cretaceous Gas Stoney Butte Dakota Cretaceous Oil...

... of Silurian age. It is estimated that these discoveries may have an ultimate of about 12 billion cubic feet. During 1950, the New Brunswick Oilfields Limited completed three development wells—two as gas producers and one dry hole—in the Stoney Creek field ( Fig. 5 ). FIG. 5. MARITIMES REGION...

... on this year’s annual field trip (Bolton and Liberty, 1955 ). Fig. 1. —Stratigraphy and structure of Niagara escarpment, Ontario. Accordingly, two different areas of sedimentation are considered to exist: a southern, in the Niagara Peninsula-western New York (Appalachian basin), and a northern...

... Special Paper 349 , p. 213 – 235 . Hurley , N. F. , and R. Budros , 1990 , Albion-Scipio and Stoney Point fields-USA Michigan Basin , in E. A. Beaumont and N. H. Foster , eds., Stratigraphic traps I: AAPG Treatise of Petroleum Geology, Atlas of Oil and Gas Fields , p. 1...

..., and an increasing number of relatively inexpensive and very shallow Upper Devonian Antrim Shale gas development wells, primarily in Otsego County. Southern Michigan Middle Ordovician Trenton-Black River exploration, buoyed by the 1982 discovery of Stoney Point field, will probably slip somewhat, given current oil...

... of salt diapir zones, producing onshore oil and gas fields, the offshore East Point gas discovery, the offshore Old Harry structure, and cross-sections with select offshore wells (Figs. 19 , 20 ). Fig. 19. Regional cross-section of the offshore western Maritimes Basin (Magdalen Basin...

... by the Shell Oil Company of Canada and including references to geophysical and other subsurface data. Continuing exploration for oil and gas, unsuccessful since discovery of the Stoney Creek field in 1909, has provided much information as yet mostly unpublished. Pennsylvanian strata, non-marine...

... distinct groups into anything other than a period designation. Just what a “series” name produces, other than burdening the terminology, is questionable. In support of such a disposition, however, it may be well to point out that faunally the three groups have much in common. Paleontologically...

... encountering hydrocarbons (McMahon et al., 1986). By 1905, an additional five wells were located on surface anti- clines in the area, which again all resulted in oil and gas shows (McMahon et al., 1986). The discovery of the Stoney Creek Oil and Gas Field in New Brunswick in 1909 sparked Maritime Oil and Gas...

..., near Hassop. In the 1980s JWT collected loose blocks of dark, bituminous limestone from points along Mill Lane, between Eyam and Stoney Middleton [SK 2257 7608,2256 7610 and 2276 7594]. These are crowded with disarticulated cranidia, librigenae, hypostomata and pygidia, together with occasional...

... 1905, IBCE member Frederic T. Stearns was the incoming president of the American Society of Civil Engineers. Just before the IBCE departed New York for their initial reconnaissance of Panama, Stearns invited its members to take a field trip to Worchester, MA, to tour the Wachusett Reservoir along...

...FIG. 1. —Exploration activities and oil areas of Canada in 1946. 1, Norman Wells oil field, Northwest Territories; 2, Mildred-Ruth lakes bituminous area, Fort McMurray; 3, Elk Point gas discovery; 4, Leduc seismic and drilling area; 5, Brazeau and Stolberg wildcat areas; 6, Jumping Pound oil...