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Eleven gas wells and 23 oil wells were discovered by wildcat exploration in Oklahoma in 1936. No very important fields were opened, but several important extensions were developed. Exploration was carried on in large part by geophysical methods. Oil production for the state in 1936 was 200,880,705 barrels as compared with 182,596,874 barrels in 1935.
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