Earlier this month, Whiting announced the results of 6 new Bakken wells in the Sanish field in Mountrail Co., ND.  These wells produced an average 24-hour test rate of 2,469 Bbls of oil, 1,276 Mcf of gas and 2,682 barrels of oil equivalent.  The most successful of the 6 was the Lacey 12-1H with a 24-hour test rate of 3,199 Bbls of oil and 1,473 Mcf of gas which equates to 3,445 barrels of oil equivalent.  This well was gauged on a 40/64-inch choke with 842 psi of flowing casing pressure.  The well was drilled and completed in the southeast portion of the Sanish field, as seen in the map below, with 18 frac stages using sliding sleeve technology.

Whiting holds an 86% working interest in the Lacey and a 70% net revenue interest.

To get more performance press releases from Whiting and other Bakken operators visit the Bakken Performance Press Release folder in DNA and click the Well Data tab at the top of the page (see below).

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Anne Leonard

In January 2015, Anne Leonard headed the team that launched the latest addition to DrillingInfo’s international publications, International Scout Frontier North America which covers the US Gulf of Mexico as well as Maritime and Arctic Canada. She has been reporting on exploration and production for more than 30 years. She began her career in Denver covering the Rocky Mountain Region, and has spent the last 10 years covering the international arena, with a particular focus on Latin America, Africa, Western Europe and the Far East. Anne received her Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from the University of Nebraska.

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