NELSON

Lease 1001108649 · Butler County, Kansas · SENWNW Sec 3 T26S R4E · DOR 101730

Oil1965–19919 wells
Operator
Rexoco, Inc.
Cumulative (state figure)
76,909 bbl
First production
1965
Last production
1991
Location (PLSS)
SENWNW Sec 3 T26S R4E

Monthly oil production

42 months filed with the Kansas Geological Survey, Feb 1980 to Apr 1991. Volumes are bbl at lease level — a lease can cover many wells, so this is not a well's output.

Total over the months shown
6,402 bbl
Months filed
42
Most wells in a month
3

This lease was producing before 1980, and the series begins in January 1980. The total above covers the months shown, not the life of the lease; the state's own cumulative is 76,909 bbl.

MonthOil (bbl)Wells
Apr 1991403
Nov 19901553
Nov 19891403
Apr 19891503
Jan 19891663
Nov 19881483
Sep 19881643
May 19881603
Jan 19881403
Sep 19871603
May 19871593
Mar 19871653
Nov 19861603
Aug 19861573
May 19861663
Feb 19861633
Dec 19851373
Aug 19851643
May 19851643
Mar 19851573
Oct 19841323
Jul 19841503
May 19841533
Dec 19831293
Sep 19831633
Jul 19831593
May 19831593
Mar 19831583
Feb 19821533
Dec 19811573
Oct 19811573
Aug 19811573
Jul 19811493
May 19811533
Mar 19811543
Jan 19811683
Nov 19801543
Sep 19801573
Jul 19801523
May 19801573
Apr 19801573
Feb 19801593

Lease-level volumes as filed with the Kansas Geological Survey. A blank well count is a month the state filed no count for, not a month with no wells.

Wells on this lease

9 wells the state's well register assigns to this lease. Every one has a page.

WellNo.OperatorStatus
NELSON1Rexoco, Inc.Plugged and Abandoned
NELSON2Pratt, William C.Plugged and Abandoned
NELSON8Rexoco, Inc.Plugged and Abandoned
NELSON6Rexoco, Inc.Plugged and Abandoned
NELSON1-AunavailablePlugged and Abandoned
NELSON7unavailablePlugged and Abandoned
NELSON5unavailablePlugged and Abandoned
NELSON4unavailablePlugged and Abandoned
NELSON3unavailablePlugged and Abandoned

Location

37.822178, -96.986106 · SENWNW Sec 3 T26S R4E

Kansas Geological Survey data, corpus built 2026-09-07. Lease 1001108649. The state’s own record.