WINDHOLZ

Lease 1001126759 · Ellis County, Kansas · NESWSE Sec 2 T13S R16W · DOR 113521

Oil1980–19966 wells
Operator
American Warrior, Inc.
Cumulative (state figure)
8,936.97 bbl
First production
1980
Last production
1996
Location (PLSS)
NESWSE Sec 2 T13S R16W

Monthly oil production

51 months filed with the Kansas Geological Survey, Aug 1980 to Apr 1996. 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
8,937.00 bbl
Months filed
51
Most wells in a month
1
MonthOil (bbl)Wells
Apr 1996151.971
Sep 1995161.001
Mar 1995154.001
Sep 1994162.001
Dec 1993108.001
Sep 1993161.001
Apr 1993164.001
Oct 1992161.001
May 1992158.001
Dec 1991159.001
Jul 1991159.001
Mar 1991163.001
Oct 1990161.001
Jun 1990162.001
Dec 1989168.001
Jul 1989167.001
Feb 1989175.001
Sep 1988165.001
May 1988174.001
Dec 1987171.001
Aug 1987171.001
Apr 1987176.001
Nov 1986176.001
Jul 1986164.001
Mar 1986280.001
Jan 1986164.001
Oct 1985162.001
Jul 1985103.001
May 1985162.001
Mar 1985156.001
Nov 1984170.001
Aug 1984172.001
May 1984165.001
Feb 1984167.001
Dec 1983170.001
Oct 1983298.001
May 1983199.001
Nov 1982156.001
Aug 1982199.001
Jul 1982170.001
Apr 1982168.001
Mar 1982199.001
Oct 1981201.001
Sep 1981200.001
May 1981198.001
Mar 1981199.001
Jan 1981173.001
Dec 1980201.001
Oct 1980199.001
Sep 1980198.001
Aug 1980216.001

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

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

WellNo.OperatorStatus
WINDHOLZ1unavailablePlugged and Abandoned
WINDHOLZ1unavailablePlugged and Abandoned
Windholz2unavailablePlugged and Abandoned
WINDHOLZ3unavailablePlugged and Abandoned
WINDHOLZ2unavailablePlugged and Abandoned
Windholz1American Warrior, Inc.Plugged and Abandoned

Location

38.946455, -99.063389 · NESWSE Sec 2 T13S R16W

Kansas Geological Survey data, corpus built 2026-09-07. Lease 1001126759. The state’s own record.