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| According to a September, 2009 report, there were four [[Marcellus shale]] wells in the county. Three had been drilled by [[Pennsylvania General Energy Corp.]] The locations were as follows: | According to a September, 2009 report, there were four [[Marcellus shale]] wells in the county. Three had been drilled by [[Pennsylvania General Energy Corp.]] The locations were as follows: | ||
| - | * Two were Green Township. The first one had been started July 27, 2009 and the second one on August 6. | + | * Two were in Green Township. The first one had been started July 27, 2009 and the second one on August 6. |
| - | * A third one had been started on July 2 in southwest Howe Township. Pennsylvania General also had a permit for second well in Howe Township. | + | * A third one had been started on July 2 in southwest Howe Township. Pennsylvania General also had a permit for a second well in Howe Township. |
| * A forth well had been started Aug. 5 just northwest of Hemlock Creek in Tionesta Township by [[Seneca Energy Production Company|Seneca Resources]]. | * A forth well had been started Aug. 5 just northwest of Hemlock Creek in Tionesta Township by [[Seneca Energy Production Company|Seneca Resources]]. | ||
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Forest County, Pennsylvania is located in the northwest region of the state.
According to a September, 2009 report, there were four Marcellus shale wells in the county. Three had been drilled by Pennsylvania General Energy Corp. The locations were as follows:
- Two were in Green Township. The first one had been started July 27, 2009 and the second one on August 6.
- A third one had been started on July 2 in southwest Howe Township. Pennsylvania General also had a permit for a second well in Howe Township.
- A forth well had been started Aug. 5 just northwest of Hemlock Creek in Tionesta Township by Seneca Resources.
