STAPLETON

Lease 1001126073 · Edwards County, Kansas · NENWNE Sec 3 T26S R16W · DOR 112844

Oil1979–19932 wells
Operator
Great Eastern Energy & Dev. Corp.
Cumulative (state figure)
15,799 bbl
First production
1979
Last production
1993
Location (PLSS)
NENWNE Sec 3 T26S R16W

Monthly oil production

59 months filed with the Kansas Geological Survey, Feb 1980 to Oct 1993. 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
15,597 bbl
Months filed
59
Most wells in a month
2

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 15,799 bbl.

MonthOil (bbl)Wells
Oct 19931492
Sep 19921912
Jun 19921742
Mar 19921542
Nov 19911932
Jul 19911642
Apr 19912042
Jan 19912032
Sep 19902062
Jun 19902102
Mar 19902032
Dec 19892142
Sep 19892002
Jul 19892042
Apr 19892052
Feb 19892012
Dec 19882072
Oct 19881982
Sep 19881972
Jul 19881952
May 19881982
Apr 19882002
Feb 19882002
Jan 19882012
Dec 19872012
Nov 19871992
Sep 19871982
Aug 19871962
Jul 19871962
Jun 19871962
May 19871992
Apr 19873982
Mar 19872012
Feb 19871992
Jan 19872022
Dec 19864012
Nov 19862012
Oct 19863972
Sep 19861972
Aug 19863962
Jul 19865922
Jun 19863932
May 19863962
Apr 19866002
Mar 19868012
Feb 19865852
Jan 19861,0022
Dec 19854022
Aug 19851952
Mar 19842011
Oct 19831991
Mar 19831981
Sep 19821911
Mar 19821991
Sep 19811981
Jan 19812001
Jul 19801961
Apr 19801981
Feb 19802031

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

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

WellNo.OperatorStatus
Stapleton1Patton Oil CompanyPlugged and Abandoned
Stapleton2Great Eastern Energy & Dev. Corp.Plugged and Abandoned

Location

37.824100, -99.055419 · NENWNE Sec 3 T26S R16W

Kansas Geological Survey data, corpus built 2026-09-07. Lease 1001126073. The state’s own record.