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FAQ: What is the cost of getting oil and gas data from the Geologic Data Center?
Drilling records are available for viewing, printing, or download without charge on the web and include:
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Long, fanfolded documents, electric logs, and others are available as continuous copies of the entire log. These items are charged by the length of the copy for $0.30 per foot. Images for multiple well records can be written to CD for a fee. Contact KGS Publication Information Center for more information and pricing. Well lists are available for $10 plus $0.03 per well, $0.05 per well if latitude and longitude or stratigraphic tops are included. Electronic oil and gas well data sets are $10 plus $0.15 per well. Standard well-location overlay maps are $40 and include the map and a list of well-identification and completion data.