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Gulf Coast Association of Geological Societies Transactions
Volume 54 (2004)
EXTENDED ABSTRACT: Structure of
the Eastern Portion of the Monroe Gas Field, NE Louisiana
Washington, Paul A.1
ABSTRACT
Detailed subsurface mapping of the Monroe Gas
Rock and overlying formations of the east-ern portions of the Monroe
gas field in Ouachita and Morehouse Parishes, Louisiana finds evidence
of east-verging
thrust faults. The thrust ramps produce offsets and fault-bend fold
pat-terns in the Monroe Gas Rock. Overlying formations also exhibit folding
and
offsets, but the folds and offsets generally are not vertically aligned
with those
found in the Monroe Gas Rock. No evidence of significant normal faulting
has been found in the area. Because the field has experience repeated
periods of exploration and production activity over the last 85 years,
the subsurface
data set is sufficient to map the structure with significant precision
and find stratigraphic duplication in critically located wells.
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