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The Bellevue oil field, in northwestern Louisiana, has produced in five years 8,500,000 barrels of 19.3° Be. gravity oil from the Nacatoch sand, of Upper Cretaceous age, at a depth ranging from 300 to 400 feet. The field lies at the apex of a broad dome having a closure of about 800 feet. The accumulation of the oil is directly associated with a series of tensional faults. The faults in the Upper Cretaceous range in throw from 20 to 250 feet, but in the Lower Cretaceous a central horst has been faulted up 800 feet. Recently a deep well on this dome has penetrated much older beds than any hitherto encountered in Louisiana.
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