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Of Oil and Gas Wells in Israel, Updated As Per 06.07.2020 רשימת קידוחי נפט וגז טבעי בישראל Index of Oil and Gas Wells in Israel updated to 06.07.2020 Geographic Coordinate System: GCS_WGS_1984 WATER No. UWI UBHI WELLNAME BOREHOLE NAME OPERATOR EAST NORTH SPUD DATE COMPLETION DATE AGE AT TD KB RT GL TD DEPTH 1 IL-000000548 IL-000000548-000 ADMON 01 ADMON 01 INOC Dead Sea Ltd. Partn. 35.3833130 31.0387420 07/09/1990 01/11/1990 PLEISTOCENE 2179.0 2 IL-000000108 IL-000000108-000 AFIQ 01 AFIQ 01 Lapidoth Israel Oil Prospectors Corp. Ltd. 34.5095160 31.4389030 21/08/1959 24/12/1959 EARLY CRETACEOUS 90.0 89.5 86.6 2002.0 3 IL-000000109 IL-000000109-000 AFIQ 02 AFIQ 02 OEL 34.4909090 31.4831900 10/11/1980 09/12/1980 EARLY CRETACEOUS 58.8 58.4 54.2 1577.0 4 IL-000000092 IL-000000092-000 AGUR 01 AGUR 01A DEEP Avner Oil Ltd. Partn. 34.3946040 31.0447750 18/09/1992 03/01/1993 PALEOZOIC 181.3 181.0 171.4 5147.0 5 IL-000000092 IL-000000092-001 AGUR 01 AGUR 01 Avner Oil Ltd. Partn. 34.3946040 31.0447750 10/02/1987 27/07/1987 LIAS (EARLY JURASSIC) 181.3 181.0 171.4 3922.0 6 IL-000000110 IL-000000110-000 AMAZYAHU 01 AMAZYAHU 01 OEL 35.3879260 30.9590570 19/11/1981 20/02/1982 PLEISTOCENE 2500.0 7 IL-000000111 IL-000000111-000 AMAZYAHU 01A AMAZYAHU 01A OEL 35.3878330 30.9594270 11/05/1982 14/05/1982 PLEISTOCENE -370.4 -372.5 201.0 8 IL-000000112 IL-000000112-000 AMAZYAHU 02 AMAZYAHU 02 OEL 35.3956220 30.9551950 17/05/1982 22/05/1982 PLEISTOCENE -370.0 -372.0 186.0 9 IL-000000113 IL-000000113-000 AMAZYAHU 03 AMAZYAHU 03 OEL 35.3830070 30.9366500 25/05/1982 02/06/1982 PLEISTOCENE -352.3 -354.3 207.0 10 IL-000000114 IL-000000114-000 AMAZYAHU 04 AMAZYAHU 04 OEL 35.3771790 30.9538950 05/06/1982 08/06/1982 PLEISTOCENE -367.4 -369.3 220.0 11 IL-000000115 IL-000000115-000 AMAZYAHU 05 AMAZYAHU 05 OEL 35.4155130 31.0152610 18/06/1982 23/06/1982 PLEISTOCENE -383.2 -385.2 204.0 12 IL-000000116 IL-000000116-000 AMAZYAHU 06 AMAZYAHU 06 OEL 35.3955910 30.9870880 12/06/1982 14/06/1982 PLEISTOCENE -380.7 -382.7 201.0 13 IL-000000117 IL-000000117-000 AMIAZ 01 AMIAZ 01 OEL 35.3657100 31.0917540 03/03/1976 30/09/1976 DOGGER (MID JURASSIC) 4613.0 14 IL-000000118 IL-000000118-000 AMIAZ EAST 01 AMIAZ EAST 01 INOC Dead Sea Ltd. Partn. 35.3680070 31.0804140 24/11/1990 23/04/1991 SENONIAN 3649.0 15 IL-000000104 IL-000000104-000 ANDROMEDA EAST 01 ANDROMEDA EAST 01 SAMEDAN 34.1340760 31.9096040 05/01/2001 26/01/2001 MIOCENE 23.5 2205.0 999.5 16 IL-000000017 IL-000000017-000 APHRODITE 02 APHRODITE 02 PELAGIC GROUP - AGR 33.3416570 33.1846770 02/11/2012 25/12/2012 OLIGOCENE 18.0 5670.0 1706.6 17 IL-000000119 IL-000000119-000 ARAVA 01 ARAVA 01 INOC Dead Sea Ltd. Partn. 35.2998210 30.8839100 14/06/1959 10/10/1959 NEOGENE (LATE TERTIARY) -236.0 -240.0 2737.0 18 IL-000000120 IL-000000120-000 AROER 01 AROER 01 NA & OEL 34.9686710 31.0746290 07/07/1983 27/08/1983 DOGGER (MID JURASSIC) 614.7 614.2 610.0 1092.0 19 IL-000000121 IL-000000121-000 ASHDOD 01 ASHDOD 01A SIDETRACKING OEL 34.6497650 31.7923080 02/01/1978 23/02/1978 DOGGER (MID JURASSIC) 27.2 26.8 21.6 2741.0 20 IL-000000121 IL-000000121-001 ASHDOD 01 ASHDOD 01 OEL 34.6497650 31.7923080 09/08/1975 06/01/1976 EARLY CRETACEOUS 25.5 25.1 21.3 2592.0 21 IL-000000122 IL-000000122-000 ASHDOD 02 ASHDOD 02 OEL 34.6629880 31.7881630 23/02/1976 18/06/1976 DOGGER (MID JURASSIC) 23.9 23.5 19.6 2586.0 22 IL-000000037 IL-000000037-000 ASHDOD 03 ASHDOD 03A Lapidoth Israel Oil Prospectors Corp. Ltd. 34.6684890 31.7881230 27/06/2010 26/11/2010 Middle Jurassic 21.4 2826.0 23 IL-000000037 IL-000000037-001 ASHDOD 03 ASHDOD 03 Lapidoth Israel Oil Prospectors Corp. Ltd. 34.6684890 31.7881230 13/07/1976 25/10/1976 DOGGER (MID JURASSIC) 25.5 25.0 21.4 2731.0 24 IL-000000123 IL-000000123-000 ASHDOD 04 ASHDOD 04 OEL 34.6609130 31.7745630 01/03/1977 07/06/1977 DOGGER (MID JURASSIC) 28.4 28.0 24.2 2685.0 25 IL-000000124 IL-000000124-000 ASHDOD 05 ASHDOD 05 OEL 34.6599410 31.7908640 10/03/1979 19/06/1979 DOGGER (MID JURASSIC) 26.6 26.2 21.0 2701.0 26 IL-000000125 IL-000000125-000 ASHDOD 06 ASHDOD 06 OEL 34.6581190 31.7829650 04/06/1980 08/08/1980 DOGGER (MID JURASSIC) 33.2 32.8 29.2 2708.0 27 IL-000000126 IL-000000126-000 ASHDOD GAS 01 ASHDOD GAS 01 OEL 34.6625650 31.7882420 07/11/1976 19/12/1976 PLIOCENE 23.4 22.9 19.7 521.0 28 IL-000000127 IL-000000127-000 ASHDOD GAS 02 ASHDOD GAS 02 OEL 34.6571310 31.7804270 13/02/1977 24/02/1977 PLIOCENE 40.6 40.2 36.9 539.0 29 IL-000000128 IL-000000128-000 ASHDOD GAS 03 ASHDOD GAS 03 OEL 34.6528400 31.7723460 14/08/1977 19/08/1977 PLIOCENE 44.1 43.7 40.4 599.0 30 IL-000000129 IL-000000129-000 ASHDOD GAS 04 ASHDOD GAS 04 OEL 34.6627150 31.7950870 24/08/1977 30/08/1977 PLIOCENE 23.9 23.4 20.2 572.0 31 IL-000000130 IL-000000130-000 ASHDOD GAS 05 ASHDOD GAS 05 OEL 34.6685660 31.8057810 25/07/1977 30/07/1977 PLIOCENE 23.6 23.2 19.9 575.0 32 IL-000000131 IL-000000131-000 ASHDOD GAS 06 ASHDOD GAS 06 OEL 34.6322780 31.7977050 03/08/1977 08/08/1977 PLIOCENE 8.0 7.5 4.2 550.0 33 IL-000000132 IL-000000132-000 ASHDOD GAS 07 ASHDOD GAS 07 OEL 34.6672780 31.8002470 27/05/1979 03/06/1979 PLIOCENE 29.8 29.4 25.1 535.0 34 IL-000000133 IL-000000133-000 ASHDOD GAS 08 ASHDOD GAS 08 OEL 34.6579920 31.7829830 20/10/1980 23/10/1980 PLIOCENE 33.7 33.2 29.0 482.0 35 IL-000000134 IL-000000134-000 ASHDOD GAS 09 ASHDOD GAS 09 OEL 34.6718330 31.8107180 16/01/1984 23/02/1984 PLIOCENE 14.2 14.2 12.8 564.0 36 IL-000000135 IL-000000135-000 ASHDOD GAS 10 ASHDOD GAS 10 OEL 34.6518520 31.7663360 11/12/1983 27/12/1983 PLIOCENE 29.5 29.5 28.2 560.0 37 IL-000000136 IL-000000136-000 ASHER 01 ASHER 01 ASHER 35.1251920 32.7750060 10/09/1963 14/11/1963 DOGGER (MID JURASSIC) 35.5 35.1 31.6 2391.0 38 IL-000000137 IL-000000137-000 ASHER 02 ASHER 02 DEEP (YAGUR 01) SONOL 35.0643170 32.7506880 10/08/1975 29/11/1975 LIAS (EARLY JURASSIC) 24.5 23.5 20.2 2596.0 39 IL-000000137 IL-000000137-001 ASHER 02 ASHER 02 SONOL 35.0643170 32.7506880 20/10/1965 14/12/1965 DOGGER (MID JURASSIC) 23.6 20.3 1314.0 40 IL-000000138 IL-000000138-000 ASHER 03 ASHER 03 OEL 35.1285880 32.7738180 10/07/1980 23/07/1980 CENOMANIAN 44.9 44.4 40.2 574.0 41 IL-000000066 IL-000000066-000 ASHER YAM 01 ASHER YAM 01 SEDOT NEFT 34.9527520 33.0472830 09/10/2000 02/11/2000 MIDDLE JURASSIC 2020.0 148.0 42 IL-000000139 IL-000000139-000 ASHQELON 01 ASHQELON 01 Lapidoth Israel Oil Prospectors Corp. Ltd. 34.5533080 31.6615830 14/02/1965 10/03/1965 LATE CRETACEOUS 42.8 42.3 38.7 2192.0 43 IL-000000140 IL-000000140-000 ASHQELON 02 ASHQELON 02 Lapidoth Israel Oil Prospectors Corp. Ltd. 34.5582090 31.6801310 14/03/1966 21/07/1966 LIAS (EARLY JURASSIC) 4076.0 44 IL-000000141 IL-000000141-000 ASHQELON 03 ASHQELON 03 Lapidoth Israel Oil Prospectors Corp. Ltd. 34.5421430 31.6331000 03/08/1967 28/12/1967 LIAS (EARLY JURASSIC) 52.6 52.3 48.0 3716.0 45 IL-000000142 IL-000000142-000 ASHQELON 04 ASHQELON 04 Lapidoth Israel Oil Prospectors Corp. Ltd. 34.5594800 31.6349650 09/08/1968 30/08/1968 EARLY CRETACEOUS 32.0 31.6 27.7 2086.0 46 IL-000000143 IL-000000143-000 ASHQELON 05 ASHQELON 05 Lapidoth Israel Oil Prospectors Corp. Ltd. 34.5544780 31.6510370 11/06/1972 22/07/1972 EARLY CRETACEOUS 56.1 55.6 51.7 2158.0 47 IL-000000029 IL-000000029-000 ASHQELON 06 ASHQELON 06 Cassal Drilling Pty Ltd. 34.5485420 31.6299670 14/04/2011 01/12/2011 EARLY CRETACEOUS 33.2 23.5 2250.0 49 IL-000000144 IL-000000144-000 ATLIT 01 ATLIT 01 DEEP ENERGY 34.9356840 32.7047890 28/12/1982 24/08/1983 LATE TRIASSIC 15.5 15.1 5.5 6531.0 50 IL-000000144 IL-000000144-001 ATLIT 01 ATLIT 01 ENERGY 34.9356840 32.7047890 12/02/1981 30/11/1981 EARLY JURASSIC 5273.0 51 IL-000000085 IL-000000085-000 ATLIT 02 ATLIT 02 Camberly 34.9427950 32.6993620 08/06/1996 21/07/1996 EARLY CRETACEOUS 18.3 13.7 1633.0 52 IL-000000145 IL-000000145-000 AVDAT 01 AVDAT 01 Lapidoth Israel Oil Prospectors Corp.
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