BURKHALL 2

Lease 1001141009 · Comanche County, Kansas · NENWSW Sec 17 T31S R18W · DOR 130771

Oil1991–20093 wells
Operator
Pratt Well Service, Inc.
Cumulative (state figure)
8,659.30 bbl
First production
1991
Last production
2009
Location (PLSS)
NENWSW Sec 17 T31S R18W

Monthly oil production

57 months filed with the Kansas Geological Survey, Apr 1991 to May 2009. 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
8,659.30 bbl
Months filed
57
Most wells in a month
2
MonthOil (bbl)Wells
May 200931.732
Jan 200997.122
Apr 200711.392
Jan 2007155.012
Jun 2006156.002
Jul 2002155.322
Jul 2001151.272
Mar 2001161.902
Dec 2000156.252
Jan 2000152.672
Nov 1999157.792
Aug 1999151.272
Jul 1999153.912
Mar 1999156.492
Feb 1999160.512
Dec 1998160.342
Nov 1998157.772
Oct 1998160.072
Jul 1998145.902
Apr 1998155.452
Feb 1998160.802
Jan 1998164.402
Dec 1997163.892
Oct 1997157.812
Jul 1997155.352
Jun 1997156.842
May 1997161.522
Apr 1997154.202
Mar 1997162.942
Feb 1997157.022
Jan 1997117.542
Nov 1996325.881
Oct 1996161.801
Sep 1996157.611
Aug 1996159.461
Mar 1996161.081
Dec 1995159.001
Oct 1995158.001
Sep 1995153.001
Apr 1995151.001
Jan 1995160.001
Nov 1994161.001
Sep 1994159.001
Aug 1994157.001
Jun 1994158.001
May 1994160.001
Mar 1994158.001
Feb 1994159.001
Jan 1994164.001
Dec 1993142.001
Nov 1993162.001
Oct 1993162.001
Jul 1993158.001
Oct 1992158.001
Dec 199176.001
May 1991126.001
Apr 1991152.001

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

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

WellNo.OperatorStatus
Burkhall1Pratt Well Service, Inc.Converted to EOR Well
Burkhall1Pratt Well Service, Inc.Plugged and Abandoned
Burkhall2Pratt Well Service, Inc.Plugged and Abandoned

Location

37.345025, -99.305896 · NENWSW Sec 17 T31S R18W

Kansas Geological Survey data, corpus built 2026-09-07. Lease 1001141009. The state’s own record.