Well drilled in 1944
Producing formation(s): Big Lime
Geographic location: latitude 38.523048, longitude -81.763466
Three wells were examined that were off Harmon's Creek Road, near the King Cemetery. Their access road is gated at several points.
The well access road for this site had ruts. The site itself was well vegetated, almost completely reverted back to forest and very pleasant.
The human touch of the date marked in cement at the wellhead was very appealing.
The plastic tank needs the required secondary containment dike.

This is an old well. 1949 had been marked in the wet cement at the wellhead.

The plastic tank is without the required secondary containment.
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How We Examined Well Sites
Environmental Assessment
Table with Links to Wells Visited
47-039-05714 Environmental Assessment
47-079-01492 Environmental Assessment
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What Happened at Fernow
An investigation into what caused the vegetation death in the land application area after landspraying hydraulic fracture flowback waste.
The Spill at Buckeye Creek
An investigation into a spill from a Marcellus well site into Buckeye Creek in Doddridge county.
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Plunger Lift Technology on Gas Wells
Fluids Brought to the Surface during Production
Plugging a Well
How To Read a Lab Report
Information the Completion Report Provides
Casing and Cementing