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The fairly accurate gauges of oil and water production from a great number of wells in the West Columbia field over a period of 20 years, coupled with experiment of movement of fluids in the reservoir, has made possible a comprehensive study of well interference and drainage from the producing sands of this area. The results show that drainage updip, laterally, and downdip can be effected over a distance of 500-800 feet, depending on differential pressures in the reservoir. Information developed indicates that a spacing of one well to 17-20 acres would efficiently drain the sands of this reservoir.
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