Well 3, GLASSCOCK 'AB' FEE, Sterling County, Texas
API 43132517 — recorded on 4 leases.
Well API 43132517 is recorded on the GLASSCOCK 'AB' FEE lease in Sterling County, Texas, operated by BURK ROYALTY CO., LTD.. The state files a total depth of 8,600 ft, a last completion filed Jul 27 2012, 2 drilling permits and 1 hydraulic fracturing disclosure. The state holds no plugging record for it.
Leases
| Lease | Well no. | Operator | Field | Schedule |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GLASSCOCK 'AB' FEE | 3 | BURK ROYALTY CO., LTD. | CONGER, SW (PENN) | Off |
| GLASSCOCK 'AB' FEE | 3 | CHEVRON U. S. A. INC. | CONGER, SW (PENN) | On |
| GLASSCOCK 'AB' FEE | 3 | BURK ROYALTY CO., LTD. | CONGER, SW (WOLFCAMP) | On |
| GLASSCOCK 'AB' FEE | 3 | BURK ROYALTY CO., LTD. | SPRABERRY (TREND AREA) | Off |
The hole
- Total depth
- 8,600 ft
- Casing strings
- 4
- Deepest casing
- 8,600 ft
- Survey
- T&P RR CO
- Abstract
- 1264
- Block / section
- 32 / 45
- Plugging records
- not filed
- Bottom hole location
- 31.68965, -101.26513
Drilling permits
From the Railroad Commission's drilling permit master — the application record, not a record of drilling. A permit is an application the Commission filed and numbered; the spud date is the only field here that says a hole was started. This file carries no approval status, so none is shown.
| Permit | Issued | Type | Lease | Depth | Spud |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 740896 | May 25 2012 | Recompletion | GLASSCOCK 'AB' FEEno. 3 | 8,500 ft | Jun 11 2012 |
| 402363 | Aug 18 1992 | Drill | GLASSCOCK 'AB' FEEno. 3 | 8,600 ft | Sep 30 1992 |
What the lease produced
Texas reports oil and gas by lease, never by wellbore, so this is the whole lease. Values are volume multiplied by the published monthly price, the same arithmetic the lease page shows in full.
Hydraulic fracturing
Disclosed to FracFocus, the registry Texas designates by statute (Natural Resources Code §91.851; 16 TAC §3.29). FracFocus is run by the Ground Water Protection Council and the Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission, not by a state agency — but the filing itself is required by Texas rule.