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New Mexico.
There has been a great deal of interest in the oil pos- sibilities of New Mexico during the past year (1919), and a great deal of exploratory work has been undertaken in this State. This is due to the stimulating high prices for crude oil and its products as well as the phenomenal devel- opment of the North Texas oil fields around Ranger, Burk- burnett and Wichita Falls. Wildcat wells are being drilled at the present moment in various parts of the Pecos Valley, in the Tularosa basin..., in the San Juan region, near Albu- querque, near Magdalena, near Columbus, etc. Small pro- duction of heavy oil is reported from the Seven Lakes dis- trict, northeast of Gallup and from the southern part of the Pecos Valley near Artesia.
Pecos Valley.
The greatest activity is in the Pecos Valley, which is located in the eastern part of the State, to the east of the front ranges of the Rockies. This district is, therefore, a transition from the Plains region with its nearly horizontal rocks, to the Rocky Mountains, characterized by decided well developed folding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
New Mexico.
There has been a great deal of interest in the oil pos- sibilities of New Mexico during the past year (1919), and a great deal of exploratory work has been undertaken in this State. This is due to the stimulating high prices for crude oil and its products as well as the phenomenal devel- opment of the North Texas oil fields around Ranger, Burk- burnett and Wichita Falls. Wildcat wells are being drilled at the present moment in various parts of the Pecos Valley, in the Tularosa basin..., in the San Juan region, near Albu- querque, near Magdalena, near Columbus, etc. Small pro- duction of heavy oil is reported from the Seven Lakes dis- trict, northeast of Gallup and from the southern part of the Pecos Valley near Artesia.
Pecos Valley.
The greatest activity is in the Pecos Valley, which is located in the eastern part of the State, to the east of the front ranges of the Rockies. This district is, therefore, a transition from the Plains region with its nearly horizontal rocks, to the Rocky Mountains, characterized by decided well developed folding.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victor Ziegler to read onlineMoreLess
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