Every well ever drilled. Not only the ones still running.
Strata9 carries the record of what was drilled, where, by whom, and what it found: the wells producing today and the millions that stopped decades ago. Every state and province we cover, and the wider world as we reach it, on one map.
“Is there oil on my land?”
It is the first question every owner asks, and the record usually already answers it. A well drilled on that section in 1948. A dry hole two miles north. A lease that produced for thirty years and was plugged in 1971. All of it is on the map, and none of it requires an account to look at.
A dry hole in 1952 is not a dry hole today.
What could be reached then and what can be reached now are different questions. Wells abandoned before directional drilling, before modern completions, before anyone could produce from tight rock, sit under acreage being re-evaluated right now. A record of failure is also a record of where the oil was.
One library, not fifty.
Every state and province keeps its own record, in its own format, under its own numbering. Strata9 reconciles them: one identifier per well, one map, one place to look. The archive grows as we do, and nothing already in it goes away.
Records are shown as the state filed them. Each producing and archived well carries its very own unique S9 ID, the subject of a pending patent application.
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