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Lease 1001175588 · Thomas County, Kansas · Sec 23 T9S R32W · DOR 131310

Oil1991–2002
Operator
Swift Energy Company
Cumulative (state figure)
20,543.96 bbl
First production
1991
Last production
2002
Location (PLSS)
Sec 23 T9S R32W

Monthly oil production

75 months filed with the Kansas Geological Survey, Dec 1991 to Oct 2002. 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
20,544.00 bbl
Months filed
75
MonthOil (bbl)
Oct 200293.80
Sep 2002190.40
Jun 199816.95
May 199834.30
Mar 199816.84
Sep 19978.61
Aug 199781.29
Jul 1997121.05
Jun 199776.35
May 199781.40
Apr 199780.18
Mar 199781.84
Feb 199773.16
Jan 1997117.45
Dec 199677.26
Nov 1996123.67
Oct 1996122.00
Sep 199681.04
Aug 1996121.65
Jul 1996127.47
Jun 1996128.07
May 199676.72
Apr 1996129.36
Mar 1996130.16
Feb 199686.38
Jan 1996123.56
Dec 199597.00
Nov 199597.00
Oct 199597.00
Sep 199595.00
Aug 1995119.00
Jul 1995102.00
Jun 1995101.00
May 1995137.00
Apr 1995103.00
Mar 1995103.00
Feb 1995138.00
Jan 1995111.00
Dec 1994147.00
Nov 1994129.00
Oct 1994172.00
Sep 1994134.00
Aug 1994187.00
Jul 1994187.00
Jun 1994124.00
May 1994189.00
Apr 1994197.00
Mar 1994192.00
Feb 1994196.00
Jan 1994198.00
Dec 1993248.00
Nov 1993172.00
Oct 1993171.00
Sep 1993164.00
Aug 1993211.00
Jul 1993233.00
Jun 1993234.00
May 1993234.00
Apr 1993224.00
Mar 1993272.00
Feb 1993222.00
Jan 1993218.00
Dec 1992247.00
Nov 1992195.00
Oct 1992269.00
Sep 1992215.00
Aug 19921,044.00
Jul 19921,058.00
Jun 19921,066.00
May 19921,241.00
Apr 19921,282.00
Mar 19921,277.00
Feb 19921,274.00
Jan 19921,509.00
Dec 19911,511.00

Lease-level volumes as filed with the Kansas Geological Survey.

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

39.256428, -100.860897 · Sec 23 T9S R32W

Kansas Geological Survey data, corpus built 2026-09-07. Lease 1001175588. The state’s own record.