A deep Pennsylvanian-age tight-gas play across the Texas Panhandle and adjacent western Oklahoma. Selective horizontal development.
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The Atoka Formation is a deep Pennsylvanian-age sequence of tight gas sandstones and limestones across the Texas Panhandle and the broader Anadarko Basin. The Atoka typically sits at depths of 11,000-15,000 feet TVD, below the Granite Wash, and is selectively targeted by horizontal completions.
For mineral owners on Atoka-bearing acreage, the formation typically represents a deep secondary or tertiary target on otherwise primary Granite Wash, Cleveland Sand, or Tonkawa development.
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