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E.A. Chance #1 & #2 - Camp County, Texas
Avalon Oil & Gas owns a fifty percent working interest in
the E.A. Chance #1 and #2 wellbores, and associated 40 acre lease
in Camp County, Texas. This is mature property, and
these wells were drilling in the 1950’s. The #1 well is
currently producing from the Sub-Clarksville zone, within an
active waterflood area. The #2 is temporarily shut-in pending
evaluation of a tubing leak, and further consideration of conversion
into a Saltwater Disposal Well. These properties are operated
by KROG Partners, LLC, a Kilgore, TX based operator. The
largest offset operator in this area of Camp County is Basa Resources,
a Dallas based independent oil and gas company.
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Dixon Heirs #1, Deltic Farms & Timber #1, the Gunn
#1 -
Miller County, Arkansas
Avalon Oil & Gas owns a fifty percent working interest in the Dixon Heirs
#1, Deltic Farms & Timber #1, and Gunn #1 wells, and associated units and
leases. These are mature wells with stable production, and were originally drilled
in the early 1980's. These properties are operated by KROG Partners, LLC, and
produce from the Tokio zone at an approximate depth of 4,000 feet within the
Kiblah field.
Through recent workovers and production optimization activities in the field,
Avalon and KROG have doubled production since the acquisition of the property
in July, 2006.

Janssen #1A - Karnes County,
Texas
Avalon owns an undivided fifteen percent (15%) working interest in the Janssen #1A, Karnes County, Texas. The well was re-completed in the Roeder Sand (Wilcox Sand Series) in the existing vertical wellbore by a sidetrack drilling procedure at a depth of approximately 10,300 feet. The well was perforated with 6,000 feet of water fluid in the tubing. The well has been flowing at an average rate of 330 thousand cubic feet of gas per day and producing 10 to 20 barrels of high grade condensate. At present the well is flowing into the sales line without the need of a gas compressor.
The Janssen #1A has a gas sales contract that fluctuates monthly with the Houston Ship Channel price index and the liquid condensate will be sold at the monthly spot price for product in the regional Texas area. Avalon and the other participating partners received initial revenue distribution in July for the hydrocarbon products sold from the Janssen #1A well. This well should produce revenues for many years to come.
Total reserves are estimated to be 75,000 to 100,000 barrels of condensate and 3 to 4 BCF of Gas (billion cubic feet of gas). The well is located in an area that is very active in gas and oil production. There are several nearby wells that produce natural gas in excess of over 1 million cubic feet per day. Other working interest partners include Tradestar Resources (TSRR.PK), Hot Springs, AR, Bedford Energy (BFDE.PK) Oklahoma City, OK, and Penasco Petroleum, Austin TX). PROEX Energy Management (TSX: PXE) (PXEYF.PK) is the operator of the well.
Lake Washington Field -
Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana
This property is comprised of three producing units currently making over
1,000 barrels of oil per day. Lake Washington Field is located Plaquemines Parish,
Louisiana, about 60 miles south of New Orleans. Lake Washington was discovered
in the 1930’s and is located around a shallow piercement salt feature.
Since discovery almost 80 years ago, the field has produced approximately 350
million barrels of oil, putting it among the largest oil and gas fields in the
United States.
Avalon acquired a 0.7% working interest in this property containing
3 producing units as well as like interests in surface production facilities
and two salt water injection wells. Swift Energy Company (NYSE:SFY) is the operator
of the field. Avalon will be evaluating additional drilling opportunities in
the field next year.
Waters Well -
Lipscomb County, Texas
Avalon owns a 5.0% working interest in the Waters well, located on a 1,280-acre leasehold. This mature property produces at a rate of 1,200 MCF per day. There are 4 to 5 potential offset wells on the property.
Grace Wells -
Lincoln County, Oklahoma
Avalon holds a 70% working interest in the 5 Grace wells, Grace #1, Grace #2, Grace #3, Grace #5A and Grace #6 in Lincoln County, Oklahoma. This property covers 1,040 acres and includes a 50% interest in a salt water disposal well and 50% interest in two re-entry locations. Initial production was 600 MCF of gas per day and 8 BOPD. Projected reserves are $0.04 per share.
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