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Lease 1001148366 · Morton County, Kansas · CSESW Sec 20 T31S R40W · DOR 211658

Gas1984–1989
Operator
AMOCO PRODUCTION
Cumulative (state figure)
1,114,658 MCF
First production
1984
Last production
1989
Location (PLSS)
CSESW Sec 20 T31S R40W

Monthly gas production

64 months filed with the Kansas Geological Survey, Apr 1984 to Aug 1989. Volumes are MCF at lease level — a lease can cover many wells, so this is not a well's output.

Total over the months shown
1,114,658 MCF
Months filed
64
Most wells in a month
1
MonthGas (MCF)Wells
Aug 19898,0571
Jul 19899,3981
Jun 19899,5081
May 19899,3271
Apr 198911,2931
Mar 198916,0551
Feb 198913,7911
Dec 198816,5261
Nov 198816,7661
Oct 198819,5091
Sep 198819,2551
Aug 198822,4301
Jul 198822,4261
Jun 198823,9411
May 198823,4931
Apr 198824,1861
Mar 198829,3351
Feb 198829,0911
Jan 198829,8551
Dec 198732,8921
Nov 198737,3601
Oct 198730,5401
Sep 198735,0341
Aug 198733,2301
Jul 198739,4531
Jun 198737,0811
May 198739,2661
Apr 198729,6651
Mar 198729,8551
Feb 198731,4441
Jan 198737,1411
Dec 198620,7881
Nov 198621,5901
Oct 198622,1151
Sep 198622,5871
Aug 198623,0381
Jul 198615,9651
Jun 19862,8181
May 198610,9981
Apr 198611,5311
Mar 198612,0681
Feb 19869,6211
Jan 198611,6301
Dec 198510,4201
Nov 19859,2391
Oct 19859,2121
Sep 198510,1371
Aug 198510,4121
Jul 198510,8221
Jun 19857,4561
May 19856,7821
Apr 19857,4901
Mar 19857591
Feb 19856,4921
Jan 19857,1231
Dec 19846,2591
Nov 19846,2381
Oct 19848,3471
Sep 19846,8421
Aug 19845,6081
Jul 19845,6401
Jun 19845,1281
May 19845,6251
Apr 198416,6751

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

The state’s well register assigns no well to this lease. 23,174 of 98,639 Kansas leases are in that position — a lease is a production unit, and the register does not always name the holes under it.

Location

37.332309, -101.694141 · CSESW Sec 20 T31S R40W

Kansas Geological Survey data, corpus built 2026-09-07. Lease 1001148366. The state’s own record.