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Pub. Id: A007 (1968)

First Page: 721

Last Page: 725

Book Title: M 9: Natural Gases of North America, Volume One

Article/Chapter: Provost Gas Field, Alberta

Subject Group: Field Studies

Spec. Pub. Type: Memoir

Pub. Year: 1968

Author(s): Harry Suey (2)

Abstract:

The Provost gas field of east-central Alberta produces from sandstone in the Previous HitVikingTop Formation of Early Cretaceous age. It was discovered in 1946 by Imperial Oil Ltd. Subsequent drilling determined the field outline and development drilling has continued to the present.

The field is of the stratigraphic-trap type; the sandstone ranges from zero to 25 ft in thickness. Local structure appears to have little bearing on the sandstone development. There are 106 wells capable of production within a proved area of 416,640 acres. Gas reserves are estimated to be 854 billion cu ft.

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