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Although this product represents the work of professional scientists, the Utah Depart- REFINERIES AND PROCESSING PLANTS FIELDS PIPELINES DATA SOURCES ment of Natural Resources, Utah Geological Survey, makes no warranty, expressed or UPPER-LOWER implied, regarding its suitability for a particular use. The Utah Department of Natural Kd Dakota Sandstone Natural gas processing plant. Notation Fields are defined using data current through January 1, 2015. Fields are Notation includes operator (see Pipeline Operators below), approximate Bon, R.L., 1999, Petroleum geology of the Harley Dome field, Grand County, Utah: Utah Geological Resources, Utah Geological Survey, shall not be liable under any circumstances for any Survey Oil and Gas Field Studies 21, 2 plates. direct, indirect, special, incidental, or consequential damages with respect to claims by Kcm RED WASH includes operator and capacity (where designated as abandoned, active, or inactive (shut-in). Field boundaries pipe diameter in inches, and direction of flow. Adjacent diameter 80 MMcf/d Chidsey, T.C., Jr., Wakefield, S., Hill, B.G., and Hebertson, M., 2005, Oil and gas fields map of Utah: Utah users of this product. Kk Kelvin Formation available) in millions of cubic feet per day are approximate and do not distinguish between differing producing numbers indicate more than one pipeline of the same type. Pipeline Geological Survey Map 203DM, scale 1:700,000. horizons. Dry holes may exist within fields. Field color indicates routes are plotted as accurately as possible and are only accurate within ACKNOWLEDGMENTS (MMcf/d). Locations are approximate. Fassett, J.E., editor, 1978, Oil and gas fields of the Four Corners area: Four Corners Geological Society, predominant age of reservoir rocks. Both abandoned and currently the scale of this map. Operators are accurate to the most recent available v. 2, p. 169–724. Oil refinery. Notation includes operator and We thank Grant Willis with the Utah Geological Survey, Bradley Hill, Dayne Doucet, Don Jm CHEVRON U.S.A. producing formations and fields are shown. Abandoned fields contain no data. Most infield gathering and utility distribution systems are not shown. Fassett, J.E., editor, 1983, Oil and gas fields of the Four Corners area: Four Corners Geological Society, 45,000 B/D Staley, Dustin Doucet, and Joshua Payne with the Utah Division of Oil, Gas, and Mining capacity in barrels of oil per day (B/D). Loca- active wells as of January 1, 2015, the most recent data available. v. 3, p. 1061–1140. Js Stump Formation Gurgel, K.D., 1983, Energy resources map of Utah: Utah Geological and Mineral Survey Map 68, scale for their reviews of this map and help assigning field designation data. Dwight Mallory tions are approximate. NNOG 16” with Resolute Energy Corporation and Todd Westcott with CCI also helped update field Je Crude oil 1:500,000. designations. John Waldeck with Plains All American Pipeline, LP and Ted Meinhold with Jtc Twin Creek Limestone Hill, B.G., and Bereskin, S.R., editors, 1993, Oil and gas fields of Utah: Utah Geological Association ROCK HOUSE Names in red denote fields that primarily produce(d) QPC 20” Kinder Morgan provided pipeline locations and data. Jt Temple Cap Formation (D) Tw nonassociated natural gas (methane and higher fractions). Natural gas Publication 22, non-paginated. SURFACE GEOLOGIC FEATURES Hill, B.G., and Bereskin, S.R., editors, 1996, Oil and gas fields of Utah: Utah Geological Association Jn Navajo/Nugget Sandstone These fields may also produce significant condensate or CHEVPL 16” Carbon dioxide Publication 22 (Addendum), non-paginated. Jw Leading edge of Sevier thrust belt natural gas liquids from the primary reservoir or oil from EP 16” Hintze, L.F., Willis, G.C., Laes, D.Y.M., Sprinkel, D.A., and Brown, K.D., 2000, Digital geologic map of RESERVOIR ROCKS secondary reservoirs. Natural gas processing plant or refinery products Utah: Utah Geological Survey Map 179DM, scale 1:500,000. Basin or uplift boundary (hash marks toward basin and Hjellming, C.A., editor, 1993, Atlas of major Rocky Mountain gas reservoirs: New Mexico Bureau of Mines (Q) Triassic (^) away from uplift) LISBON Names in green denote fields that primarily produce(d) oil. and Mineral Resources, 206 p., 10 plates. ^c (D) (GI) *p ^m These fields may produce significant associated natural gas Morgan, C.D., 1999, Petroleum geology of the Cisco Dome area, Grand County, Utah: Utah Geological Tertiary (T) (P) Survey Oil and Gas Field Studies 19, 4 plates. ^d Dinwoody Formation Major sedimentary basin from the primary reservoir or nonassociated natural gas from PIPELINE OPERATORS secondary reservoirs. Morgan, C.D., 1999, Petroleum geology of the Cisco Townsite and Cisco Wash areas, Grand County, Upper Cretaceous (K) (*) Undifferentiated rocks exposed at the APC Anadarko Petroleum Corporation Utah: Utah Geological Survey Oil and Gas Field Studies 22, 2 plates. PERMIAN FARNHAM DOME Names in blue denote fields that primarily produce(d) carbon Morgan, C.D., 2001, Petroleum geology of the Agate, Danish Wash, Sage, and Sieber Nose reservoirs in surface (A) (CO ) Jn BBC Bill Barrett Corporation Upper-Lower Cretaceous (K) (M) Pp 2 dioxide. These fields may produce significant natural gas the Greater Cisco field, Grand County, Utah: Utah Geological Survey Oil and Gas Field Studies 23, 2 CCI Castleton Commodities International plates. Ppc Park City Formation Tertiary/Quaternary volcanic rocks and intrusions (methane) and/or oil in the primary and secondary reservoirs. J (D) CHEVPL Chevron Pipeline Company Morgan, C.D., 2005, Clay Basin gas field, Daggett County, Utah, in Dehler, C.M., Pederson, J.L., Jurassic ( ) Pk Kaibab Formation CIG Colorado Interstate Gas Company Sprinkel, D.A., and Kowallis, B.J., editors, geology: Utah Geological Association Pwr White Rim Sandstone CPC ConocoPhillips Company Publication 33, p. 337–345. Po Organ Rock Formation Morgan, C.D., 2007, Structure, reservoir characterization, and carbon dioxide resources of Farnham QUATERNARY EP Enterprise Products Partners LP Pcm Cedar Mesa Sandstone OTHER SYMBOLS AND DESIGNATIONS Dome field, Carbon County, Utah, in Willis, G.C., Hylland, M.D., Clark, D.L., and Chidsey, T.C., Jr., Q Undifferentiated sediments KM Kinder Morgan editors, Central Utah — diverse geology of a dynamic landscape: Utah Geological Association Pdc DeChelly Sandstone FIELD DESIGNATIONS ^_ State capitol KR Kern River Gas Transmission Company Publication 36, p. 297–310. Pt Toroweap Formation TERTIARY (A) - Abandoned (field or reservoir) (He) - Helium reservoir MESA MESA, Inc. Preston, D., editor, 1961, Oil and gas fields of Utah: Intermountain Association of Petroleum Geologists, Tb Basalt P*w Weber Sandstone Ç City non-paginated. (CBM) - Coalbed methane (HD) - Horizontal drilling NNOG Navajo Nation Oil & Gas Company Stewart, W.W., 1979, Clay Basin, Daggett County, Utah: Wyoming Geological Association, Oil and Gas Tu (CO ) - Carbon dioxide gas reservoir (HI) - Hydrogen sulfide injection PAALP Plains All American Pipeline, LP PENNSYLVANIAN Road 2 Fields Symposium, Greater Green River Basin, p. 100–101. 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