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In Kansas, the geographic location of drilling activity shifted. Completions were up slightly in western Kansas, but completions in eastern Kansas, especially shallow completions, suffered a big drop. Exploratory drilling found 258 new discoveries, up 16% from 1984.
Missouri reported a decrease of 61% in exploratory drilling from 1984. The most successful drilling took place in the Forest City basin.
In Nebraska, attention has been focused recently on the Paleozoic section as a potential target. A significant discovery was completed in 1985 in the Permian-Pennsylvanian Minnelusa in Cheyenne County.
Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota had no drilling activities.
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