Big Sandy Field
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| - | [[Image:big_sandy2.gif|center|frame|<div align="center">Map of '''Big Sandy Natural Gas Field'''<br>Map courtesy of [http://www.blueflameenergy.com/ Blue Flame Energy Corp]</div>]] | + | [[Image:big_sandy2.gif|left|frame|<div align="center">Map of '''Big Sandy Natural Gas Field'''<br>Map courtesy of [http://www.blueflameenergy.com/ Blue Flame Energy Corp]</div>]] |
| The '''Big Sandy Field''' covers approximately 1.5 million acres that span the states of Kentucky and [[West Virginia]]. It is under-girded by the ''Ohio Formation'', a ''Devonian Age'' fractured shale, rich in organic content, that ranges between 500 and 1,800 feet thick. | The '''Big Sandy Field''' covers approximately 1.5 million acres that span the states of Kentucky and [[West Virginia]]. It is under-girded by the ''Ohio Formation'', a ''Devonian Age'' fractured shale, rich in organic content, that ranges between 500 and 1,800 feet thick. | ||
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Map of Big Sandy Natural Gas Field
Map courtesy of Blue Flame Energy Corp
Map courtesy of Blue Flame Energy Corp
The Big Sandy Field covers approximately 1.5 million acres that span the states of Kentucky and West Virginia. It is under-girded by the Ohio Formation, a Devonian Age fractured shale, rich in organic content, that ranges between 500 and 1,800 feet thick.
