Characteristics of discrete and basin-centered parts of the Lower Silurian regional oil and gas accumulation, Appalachian basin: Preliminary results from a data set of 25 oil and gas fields
U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 98-216
Appendix L
Homer gas field (H)
| Location: | Licking (Bennington, Burlington, Granville, Liberty, and McKean Twps.) and Knox (Milford and Miller Twps.) Counties, Ohio |
| Discovery date: | 1900 |
| Depth (ft): | 2,100 to 2,200 |
| Hydrocarbon type and GOR: | Nonassociated gas |
| Structural setting: | Regional eastward-dipping homocline; minor anticlinal noses and terraces |
| Stratigraphic name of reservoir: | "Clinton" sands; reservoir is an offshore-marine bar |
| Trap: | Stratigraphic; westward pinchout of "Clinton" sands |
| Porosity: | F ave = 9.5%, range 4 to 17% |
| Permeability: | Kave = 20 mD |
| Natural fractures: | |
| Diagenetic features: | |
| Water saturation and volume/salinity of produced water: | Sw(ave) = 31% |
| Gas/water and oil/water contacts: | None reported; but by analogy to the Arabia field, Lawrence Co., Ohio, this field may have a gas-water contact |
| Reservoir pressure: | P(ave) = 780 psi (0.36 psi/ft), range 739 to 821 psi; 700 to 800 psi (Pinitial = 950 psi) also reported |
| Bottom-hole temperature: | 89°F |
| Well spacing: | |
| Ultimate production (EUR per well): | |
| References: | Bownocker (1903); Cottingham (1929); Knight (1969); McCormac and others (1996); Overbey and Henniger (1971); Zagorski (1996) |
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