Injun Creek Field Activity and Well Summary

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Total wells

4
Injun Creek field

Drill activity

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drill dates not in our copy of this source

The Injun Creek oil & gas field in Montana contains 4 wells on file.

Top operators: Tomahawk Oil Company, Inc., Gear Petroleum Company Inc., and others.

Most recent well: Hougen 34-7RX, operated by Tomahawk Oil Company, Inc. — last updated January 1984.

Injun Creek field coverage

Counties the Injun Creek field intersects.

Musselshell CountyChouteau CountyMeagher CountyRosebud — 4 wellsSweet Grass CountyLewis and Clark CountyPondera CountyGarfield CountyCarter CountyGallatin CountyLiberty CountySilver Bow CountyCascade CountyFlathead CountyFergus CountyBroadwater CountyBig Horn CountySanders CountyLincoln CountyGranite CountyCuster CountyRichland CountyWibaux CountyGolden Valley CountyCarbon CountyToole CountyBlaine CountyJudith Basin CountyPowell CountyPark CountyRoosevelt CountyFallon CountyMcCone CountyStillwater CountyTeton CountyDawson CountyPowder River CountyGlacier CountyLake CountyHill CountyTreasure CountyMineral CountyYellowstone CountyJefferson CountyDeer Lodge CountyWheatland CountyRavalli CountyValley CountyPetroleum CountyPhillips CountyMissoula CountySheridan CountyDaniels CountyPrairie CountyMadison CountyBeaverhead County
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Recent wells

Well Name County Last activity Updates Operator API
Hougen 34-7RX Rosebud 1984-01-09 Tomahawk Oil Company, Inc. 25087215390000
34-7R Rosebud 1982-10-19 Gear Petroleum Company Inc. 25087215130000
Hougen 44-7 Rosebud 1981-10-10 Tomahawk Oil Company, Inc. 25087214820000
MIDKIFF 1-148 Rosebud 1968-09-12 Mule Creek Oil 25087050740000

Top Operators in the Injun Creek field by total wells

Tomahawk Oil Company, Inc.2Gear Petroleum Company Inc.1Mule Creek Oil1

Operators: Tomahawk Oil Company, Inc., Gear Petroleum Company Inc., Mule Creek Oil.

Counties Intersected by the Injun Creek field

Rosebud4
Rosebud

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