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2. Yellowtail Dam - Wikipedia

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   Because of a long and ongoing drought in the western United States, Reclamation has reduced the amount of water below the Yellowtail Dam from 2,500 cubic feet per second (71 m 3 /s) to 2,000 cubic feet per second (57 m 3 /s). The lower flows have led to unhealthy trout populations in turn causing the fishing industry on the lower Bighorn to ...

3. Flathead Lake - Wikipedia

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   There are also apple, pear and plum orchards around the lake as well as vegetables, hay, honey, nursery tree, Christmas tree, sod/turf, and wheat production bordering or near the lake. The lake has an irregularly shaped shoreline and a dozen small islands cover 5.5 square miles (14 km 2). Wild Horse Island is the largest at 2,164 acres (876 ha).

4. List of oil fields of Montana - Wikipedia

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   Flat Lake Oil Field, Sheridan County, Montana, el. 2,178 feet (664 Fred and George Creek Oil and Gas Field , Toole County, Montana , 48°56′35″N 111°27′25″W  /  48.94306°N 111.45694°W  / 48.94306; -111.45694  ( Fred and George Creek Oil and Gas Field ) , el. 4,003 feet (1,220

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6. Powder River Basin - Wikipedia

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   That number has risen dramatically to 78,000 barrels per day in the first quarter of 2014. [21] The Bell Creek Field is a Lower Cretaceous stratigraphic trap in the Muddy Sandstone. [22] Discovered in 1967 by the Exeter Drilling Co. No. 33-1 Federal-McCarrell well, which found 27 feet of pay at a depth of 4500 ft. [23]

7. Well drainage - Wikipedia

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   The costs of the most attractive solution can be compared with the costs of a horizontal drainage system - for which the drain spacing can be calculated with a drainage equation - serving the same purpose, to decide which system deserves preference. The well design proper is described in [1]