Cory 7

API 15049201860000 · Elk County, Kansas · BUSH-DENTON field

Plugged and AbandonedPlugged 1972-04-30
API
15049201860000
Operator
unavailable
County
Elk
Field
BUSH-DENTON
Spudded
1972-04-17
Completed
1972-04-24
Plugged
1972-04-30
Measured depth
2,599 ft

Formation tops

Kansas records 28 formations for this well, shallowest first.

FormationTop (ft)Base (ft)Picks
Iola Limestone Formation1,750—1
Kansas City Group1,790—1
Altamont Limestone Formation2,112—1
Weiser Sandstone Bed2,149—1
Pawnee Limestone Formation2,202—1
Fort Scott Limestone Formation2,248—1
Little Osage Shale Member2,270—1
Blackjack Creek Limestone Member2,275—1
Summit Coal Bed2,275—1
Cherokee Group2,283—1
Excello Shale Member2,284—1
Mulky Coal Bed2,2902,2901
Breezy Hill Limestone Member—2,2931
Squirrel Sandstone Bed2,302—1
Bevier Coal Bed—2,3421
Verdigris Limestone Member2,354—1
Oakley Shale Member2,356—1
Croweburg Coal Bed2,3602,3611
Fleming Coal Bed2,3742,3741
Mineral Coal Bed2,3952,3971
Scammon Coal Bed—2,4091
Skinner Sandstone Bed2,421—1
Cattleman Sandstone Bed2,436—1
Tebo Coal Bed—2,4491
DRY_WOOD_BTM—2,4691
Riverton Coal Bed2,5572,5571
Mississippian System2,566—2
Cowley Formation2,592—1

A dash is a formation Kansas records for this well without a depth. In the base column a dash is also a depth Kansas’s sources record differently from one another.

Location

37.442595, -96.451503

37.44259, -96.45150 · Surface location as filed with Kansas

Every well in Elk County, Kansas

Kansas state record, from KS_wells_ks_wells.parquet. Corpus built 2026-09-11.