The Peach 1-16H
Garfield County, Oklahoma · Oswego Limestone · Multilateral
The Peach 1-16H
The Peach is our first multilateral in the Oswego. Three laterals run from a single wellbore, placed to contact the natural fracture network that has made this formation produce for more than a century. The mud log recorded good data, including oil shows and gas readings reaching a maximum of 1,403 units.
Because the Oswego is limestone, the well was stimulated with gelled acid rather than a conventional slickwater treatment: acid dissolves rock along existing fractures instead of spending horsepower creating new ones. Every stage went on vacuum, taking fluid under the formation’s own draw rather than requiring pump pressure to force it in.
Well Data
- Formation
- Oswego Limestone
- Configuration
- Three laterals
- County
- Garfield County, OK
- Completed
- 2026
State records are independently verifiable through the Oklahoma Corporation Commission.
From the Well Site
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