––The purpose of this paper is to present the results of sequence stratigraphic modeling of subcontinental reservoirs of the Tanopcha Formation upper part (Lower Cretaceous) of the Minkhov field, located in the northern part of the Messov oil and gas region of the Gydan oil and gas region. The study is vital due to the need for additional exploration and commissioning of hydrocarbon reserves in the lower part of the Pokur suprahorizon in the north of Western Siberia. The modeling is based on sedimentological columns for four wells, in which the object of study was characterized by a core with sufficient completeness. The structure of seven sequences has been studied. Sequences PK 2-2, 2-3, 2-4, 2-5, 2-6, and PK 3-1, in accordance with the classical concept, are divided into three systems tracts: lowstand (LST), transgressive (TST), highstand (HST). The boundaries of the sequences are outlined along the erosive surfaces in the bottom of the alluvial complexes. LST tops – on contacts of alluvial facies with tidal, marsh, lake sediments, indicating flooding of the coastal plain at the beginning of transgressions. TST tops – on contacts of facies of the tidal plain with alluvial deposits, indicating the beginning of normal regressions. The main reservoirs of the object are large belts and covers of alluvium of amalgamating channels as part of the LST. Additional reservoirs are thin bodies of tidal genesis in the composition of TST, and alluvial genesis in the composition of HST. The bottom of the PK 3-2 sequence was outlined on the contacts of coastal-marine TST sandstones with tidal and marsh facies, indicating the event transgression of the coastline. One of the main reservoirs of the field, the TP1 formation, is connected to the TST of the PK 3-2 sequence. The boundaries of the selected sequences can be traced on seismic sections of acoustic impedance. Depending on the temporary thickness in the impedance field, the sequences are displayed as two-, three- and four-layer sequences of layers, which opens up the possibility of their further study by the method of wave field inversion.

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