East Tuskegee is one of the smaller pools of Creek County, Oklahoma. The main producing formations are the Misener and the "Wilcox" sands, now of about equal importance since several wells originally completed in the Misener sand have been deepened to the "Wilcox." Initial productions from both sands have been small, resulting in slow development of the pool. Misener wells are approximately 3,250 feet deep and the "Wilcox" wells about 3,400 feet deep. A few wells produce from the Dutcher sand. The upper 3,000 feet of section drilled is Pennsylvanian in age. The remaining section is Mississippian and Ordovician (on the assumption that the Chattanooga shale and Misener sand are Mississippian in age). The structure of the pool is a small northwest-southeast-trending anticlin with a small domal apex at either end. Production is limited to these small domes. Misener production is limited to the flanks of the domes, but the "Wilcox" production is limited to the apex of the "highs."