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Overtime Feds - 4676-35-23-3 MDH
ANSCHUTZ EXPLORATION CORPORATION · CREATE NEW APD · filed 2025-12-29 · permits 2026-08-10
| API | 49-005-79951 |
|---|---|
| Operator | ANSCHUTZ EXPLORATION CORPORATION |
| Well name | Overtime Feds - 4676-35-23-3 MDH |
| County | Campbell |
| Tract (SHL) | Sec 35-T46N-R76W |
| Type | CREATE NEW APD · horizontal |
| Total depth | 25,986 ft |
| Filed / issued | 2025-12-29 |
| Status | Waiting on Approval |
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