Drilling Well End Report 1

Section
1
General Information
1.1 PERTINENT WELL DATA
Well Name : Khaur North–1

Type : Exploratory
Area : District Attock, Punjab
Concession Area : Khaur D and PL
Location : Khaur Oil Field.
Surface Co–ordinates : Latitude: 33° 16′ 09.1600″ N
Longitude: 72° 29′ 26.4139″ E
Seismic Line : Inline: 430 and X line: 350
Ground Elevation : 1556.34ft AMSL

Kelly Bushing Elevation : 1591.34ft AMSL
Date Spud In : 09th November, 2017
Date Reached TD : 11th April, 2018
Total Depth : 14586ft MD, (14572.18 TVD)
Formation at TD : Amb
Completion Status : PNA
Rig Released : ?? 2018
Hole Construction : 20″ Casing from Surface – 2013ft
13 ⅜” Casing from surface – 6509ft
9 ⅝″ Casing from surface – 12738ft
7″ Liner Shoe (TOL 12474ft) – 14586ft
Drilling Contractor : Exalo
Drilling Rig : Exalo –305
Mud Logging Unit : PTPS–9009 Petroservices
Drilling Fluid Services : Halliburton | Baroid
Wireline Logging Services : Weatherford
Cementing Service : Schlumberger
Directional Service : Eastern Drilling Services
Tubing Services : Weatherford (TRS)
Testing : ??
1.2 INTRODUCTION
The Khaur Oil Field is situated in the Attock district of Punjab, about 70 kilometers southwest of
Rawalpindi City (Fig. 1.1). The first well was drilled on surface geological structural feature near a
prominent oil seep. Khaur North–prospect is a thrusted anticline developed along the northern flank of
Khaur Structure in northeastern part, which is separated from main Khaur by a south dipping back thrust.
As there is northward movement along this back thrust, therefore this feature is positioned in the sub
thrust. This fault bounded structure is lying southeast of Dhurnal and south of Pariwali Field. The
structural feature has been identified and mapped with the help of 3D seismic data of Khaur and Dhurnal.
Detailed maps have been generated at the top of Eocene and top of Wargal Formation (Permian). It has dip
closure in north, eastand west, while it is closing against fault in the south. The Paleogene carbonate
reservoirs Chorgali/Sakesar and Patala/Lockhart appear to be juxtaposed against Salt Range Formation,
which would provide excellent seal across the main thrust.
PetroServices GmbH–Mud Logging Services–Unit No. PTPS–9009 Well: Khaur North–1

Doc. # PSPB–SPR006–F–009 6
Khaur POL–01 and Dhurnal wells VSP data set was used for the seismic reflectors identification. Khaur
POL–01 is ~7.16 Kms west of the Khaur North structure and Dhurnal field is ~12 Kms northeast of Khaur
North Structure.
1.3 REGIONAL GEOLOGY
The Forel and fold and thrust belt of Potwar is the northern most part of Indus Basin. The basin fill is
Paleozoic, Mesozoic and Paleogene platform sediments and Neogene molasse. Eocene and Paleocene
naturally fractured carbonates form the predominant reservoirs in this Basin. Late Tertiary compression has
thrusted competent platform sequence southwards, along number of thrust faults over ductile Infra–
Cambrian evaporites. The resultant structuring of the basin is a combination of east west trending thrusts
and salt cored folds which provide trap for many petroleum accumulations. Seal is provided by the over
pressured tertiary molasse. Most of the production in this basin is from Eocene–Paleocene naturally
fractured carbonates.
Khaur D and PL is situated broadly in the North Potwar Deformed Zone (NPDZ), which constitute
northern most part of Upper Indus Basin. The Indus Basin is part of Indian Plate which separated from
Madagascar during Cretaceous and collided with Eurasian Plate in Early Eocene. Indus Basin is sub
divided into lower, middle and upper Indus Basins. Lower Indus basin is separated from Middle Indus
Basin by Jacobabad–K and hkot high f where as Sargodha high separated Middle and Upper Indus Basin
respectively. Potwar Basin is bounded in the south by the Salt Range Thrust (SRT), in the north by Main
Boundary Thrust (MBT), in the west by Kalabagh strike slip fault and in the east by Jhelum strike slip fault.
Potwar Basin is further sub divided into five tectonic zones namely Salt Range Thrust, Soan Depression,
Kala Chitta Foldbelt, Gujar Khan Folded zone and North Potwar Deformed Zone. Khaur D and PL falls
within the”Rawalpindi fold belt” tectonic sub zone.
The Forel and fold and thrust belt of Potwar is the northern most part of Indus Basin. The basin fill is
Paleozoic, Mesozoic and Paleogene platform sediments and Neogene molasse. Eocene and Paleocene
naturally fractured carbonates form the predominant reservoirs in this Basin. Late Tertiary compression has
thrusted competent platform sequence southwards, along number of thrust faults over ductile Infra–
Cambrian evaporites. The resultant structuring of the basin is a combination of east west trending thrusts
and salt cored folds which provide trap for many petroleum accumulations. Seal is provided by the over
pressured Tertiary molasse. Most of the production in this basin is from Eocene–Paleocene naturally
fractured carbonates.
1.4 SUB SURFACE GEOMETERY
Khaur–Pariwali 3D Seismic was acquired by BGP in 1996. 3D Seismic data is twenty four (24) fold. Full fold
area of the 3D seismic is 165 Sq.kms. The 3D Seismic data was earlier processed by Paradigm (Post–Stack
Time Migration), Geophysical Research Institute China (Post–Stack Time Migration) and the recently
reprocessing was carried by WesternGeco (PSTM/RTM). Based on the recent reprocessing a better control
was achieved for the improved understand ing of the structure style and geometry Khaur D and PL in
regional context. The Dhurnal 3D Seismic Data acquired by Dhurnal Joint Venture was also incorporated
for the regional mapping of Khaur North structure.
Khaur POL–01 and Dhurnal wells VSP data set was used for the seismic reflectors identification. Khaur
POL–01 is ~7.16 Kms west of the Khaur North structure and Dhurnal field is ~12 Kms northeast of Khaur
North Structure. The understand ing of the deformation style prevailing in the Khaur area is a key factor to
understand the structural fabric of the area. The basement high below Khaur and Dhulian and more
prominently sharp change in basement dip just south of Dhulian played important role in the development
of very shallow surface structures in a an area where most of the anticlinal features are under–thrusted
beneath large surface synclines. The down to north basement faults, and abrupt change in basement dips
provided the necessary buttressing, which gave lift to the developing structures and consequently a long
upward thrusted northern flank of Khaur thrust sheet developed.The core of the Khaur Anticline is further
deformed and uplifted due to flow of salt in the core area. The development of back–thrust on the northern
limb of Khaur Anticline (as a conjugate set to the main fault) further deformed the structure and allowed its
northern flank to ride over its under–thrusted limb. The role of salt flow in the development of this peculiar

structure is very important, and the same is responsible to provide necessary top and lateral seals. In case of
Khaur North, the most important factor is that it is part of the same thrust sheet along which Dhurnal
Structure has developed farther east, separated by a well defined saddle. The bending of the bounding fault
caused by the development of southern pop–down feature of Dhurnal. The development of this feature
initiated in Khaur area and its width gradually increases towards east in the Dhurnal area. More
importantly this curvature in the bounding fault is responsible for the development of closure. The steeply
dipping structural features or thrusted anticlines (Snake Heads) have been mapped and recommended for
drilling since long in the forel and fold– and –thrust belts and also in the Potwar Plateau (Jalwal, Dossa and
Soghari structures). In Potwar Murree Formation has provided the necessary seals. OGDCL has recently
made discovery in such play at Soghari and they are drilling second well down to Wargal Formation,
where multiple reservoirs are being considered for exploitation. The Khaur/Pariwali and Dhurnal 3D
Seismic data is utilized to identify the Khaur North Structure. Khaur North is an elongated NE–SW
trending elongated fault bounded Structure. Total area of the Khaur North Structure is around 5 Sq. Kms at
Top Eocene level (Chorgali Fm). Seismic data interpretation is carried out to map the Chorgali Formation
(Eocene) and Wargal Formation (Permian). The Khaur North Structure is bounded by the same thrust fault
along which the Dhurnal Structure is bounded and that main bounding fault swings towards the
southwest. This abrupt swing in the major bounding fault generates the Khaur North Structure. This major
bounding fault extends towards the western side of the identified high and dies out towards the West of
Khaur North structure. The abrupt Swing of the major bounding fault generated the structure in NE–SW
orientation. The Seismic Interpretation of the Khaur North Structure is carried out keeping in view the
analogy of Dhurnal Structure. The Dhurnal structure is a fault bounded anticline which is separated from
Khaur Core area by a broad syncline. The regional mapping of Khaur and Dhurnal structure clearly
demonstrates that as we move from the Dhurnal structure towards the Khaur North structure (NE–SW) the
broader and deep syncline gets steeper and shallower towards the identified high. Time structure maps
(Eocene/Permian) are converted into depth structure map on the basis of Velocities encountered in the
surrounding wells of Khaur and Dhurnal.

1.5 SOURCE ROCK
The vertical and lateral distribution of source rocks in the Potwar Basin is poorly documented. In the Khaur
area, source is most probably Paleocene Patala formation, which is in the oil window in this area,
Preliminary geological analyses indicate that both the Paleocene and Eocene oils are similar. Infracambrian
Rock is considered to be an excellent source with Total Organic Carbon (TOC) ranging from 3.75% to 30%
and HI up to 781mg HC/g TOC. However their thickness and lateral extent have not been established.
Sardhai Formation (Permian) has fair potential for gas and oil with 1.2 to 2.6% TOC (Dhurnal, Kal, and
Turkwal areas) and HI in the range of 7–150 mg HC/g TOC.Amb Formation (Permian) from Dhurnal–2 is
significantly richer at 4.65% TOC and represent very good, present day source for oil and gas with 271mg
HC/g TOC.Patala Formation (Paleocene) is considered the most important source rock in Potwar Basin
with TOC ranges up to 10.73%. Coaly shales have good gas and oil potential, but samples collected from
shale intervals exhiBit lower TOC values. Good source intervals with good organic matter quantity are also
reported in Lockhart Formation (Paleocene). Sakesar Formation (Eocene) has sufficient potential to generate
and expel gas, condensate and light oil.
1.6 RESERVOIR ROCK
Most of the proven reservoirs in the Potwar Basin are naturally fractured Paleogene Carbonates. The Early
Eocene, Chorgali/Sakesar carbonates have been productive in most of the fields, while the Paleocene,
Patala/Lockhart carbonates are productive in several of the more recent discoveries. The carbonates are
generally shallow marine
bioclastic limestone’s, often massive and re–crystallized. Intergranular porosity is low, with the exception of
dolomitic intervals in the Chorgali, and reservoir porosity is almost wholly dependent upon on the
development of fracture porosity in response to the Tertiary structuring. Proven reservoirs, in the Dhurnal,
Meyal, and Pariwali fields are the Eocene, Paleocene, Jurassic and Permian. Well productivity is excellent in
these fields. Excellent interwell communication means the fields are amenable to water flooding, which
results in high recovery factors (over 75% in Dhurnal). In Dhurnal wells, observed primary porosity range
is 4–9% in the upper part of Chorgali Fm, which is mainly dolomitic limestone. While the Sakesar
Formation has 4–8% matrix and about 0.9% fracture porosity. Porosities of Patala/Lockhart range from
4.3% to 8% in Dhurnal wells. While average matrix porosity of Wargal is around 7%. In Dhurnal wells,
observed primary porosity range is 4–9% in the upper part of Chorgali Fm, which is mainly dolomitic
limestone. While the Sakesar Formation has 4–8% matrix and about 0.9% fracture porosity. Porosities of
Patala/Lockhart range from 4.3% to 8% in Dhurnal wells. While average matrix porosity of Wargal is
around 7%
1.7 CAP ROCK/SEAL
The top seal to all accumulations in the basin is provided by the marine shales of the middle Eocene
Kuldana/Mamikhel formation and or continental shales of the Miocene Murree Formation. This seal has
been broken in only one productive field, the Khaur main field, where a very shallow structure is cut by
axial faults which permitted or provided the path to hydrocarbons into the overlying Murree s and s. Khaur
North is a thrusted anticline (Snake Head) underneath the Main Khaur Anticline. Top seal is being
provided by the thick salt beds, accumulated in the core of the Main Khaur. Thick clay stone beds (~2100’)
present in the lower part of Murree Formation, and about
90 feet thick clay beds of Kuldana Formation can provide the top seal to Chorgali Formation. About 15–20
feet thick shale bed at the top of Chorgali can also provide good seal. The shale beds of Hangu Formation
(~50”) are good seal for Lockhart. About 150 feet thick shale beds of Chiddru Formation provide effective
seal for Wargal Formation.
1.8 POL SUPERVISOR CREW

POL deployed Rig Exalo Exalo –305 to drilled Well Khaur North–1. The following POL personnel
supervised and monitored the well.
1. Fiaz un Nabi Butt Drilling Supervisor

2. Mr. Muhammad Khan Drilling Supervisor
3. Mr. Talha Night Drilling Supervisor
4. Mr. Khizer Ayyub Night Drilling Supervisor
5. Mr. Raja Saqib Wellsite Geologist
6. Mr. Raheel Munawar Wellsite Geologist
7. Mr. Kurram Jadoon Wellsite Geologist
8. Zahid Ramzan Wellsite Geologist
9. Laeeq Ahmed Wellsite Geologist
10. Mr. Tamoor Malik Trainee Wellsite Geologist
1.9 MUD LOGGING CREW
The following professionals worked in mud logging unit during drilling of Well Khaur North–1.
1. Gohar Sharif Pressure Engineer

2. Muhammad Mukhtar Pressure Engineer
3. Usman Ghani Pessure Engineer
4. Muhammad Iqbal Pressure Engineer
5. Muhammad Shahab Mud Logger
6. Zeeshan Mussadiq Mud Logger
7. Usman Ali Paracha Mud Logger
8. Muhammad Nabeel Mud Logger
9. Muhammad Aurangzaib Mud Logger
10. Waqas Ahmed Trainee Mud Logger
11. Hammad Jadoon Trainee Mud Logger
12. Ali Syed Trainee Mud Logger
13. Muhammad Hassan Trainee Mud Logger
14. Tayyab sarwar Trainee Mud Logge
1.10 PETROSERVICES INTRODUCTION
M/S PetroServices GmbH Mud logging Unit # PTPS–9009 was in operation at Well Khaur North–1 from date of
spud to completion of all drilling operations. The drilling, mud and gas parameters were closely monitored and
recorded through sensors, displayed in mud logging unit, as well as in online computers. Intensive care was also
kept on subsurface formation pressure and remedial actions were instantly taken, at any deviation from normal
situation observed. The PetroServices personnel, working in 12 hourly shifts, kept a constant and round the clock
check on all the out puts in order to foresee, point out any potential hazard during drilling. If such problem was
detected, it was immediately communicated to drilling personnel, mud personnel and well site geologist. A
continuous monitoring by the mud logging unit greatly assisted in carrying out drilling operations efficiently and
safely.

70–85ft. Sand stone with thin beds of Claystone.
Claystone 10%: Moderate reddish brown, dark reddish brown, in parts moderate brown, soft to firm,
sticky, pasty, amorphous, in place sub blocky, moderately to highly washable, in parts gradded to silt stone,
moderately calcareous.
Sand stone 90%: Light olive grey, yellowish grey, in parts moderately olive brown, moderately hard, in
parts loose to friable, very fine to fine grained, sub angular to sub rounded, moderately sorted, calcareous
cement.
85–110ft. Sand stone with thin beds and Streaks of Claystone.

Sand stone 90–80%: Light olive grey, yellowish grey, in parts moderately olive brown, moderately hard, in
parts loose to friable, very fine to fine grained in parts medium grain, sub angular to sub rounded,
moderately sorted, calcareous cement.
Claystone 10–20%: Moderate reddish brown, dark reddish brown, in parts moderate brown, soft to firm,
sticky, pasty, amorphous, in place sub blocky, moderately to highly washable, in parts gradded to silt stone,
110–130ft. Predominantly Sand stone.

Sand stone 100%: Light olive grey, yellowish grey, in parts moderately olive brown, moderately hard, in
parts loose to friable, very fine to fine grained in parts medium grain, sub angular to sub rounded,
130–160ft. Claystone with streak of Sand stone and thin beds of siltstone.
Claystone 70%: Moderate reddish brown, dark reddish brown, in parts moderate brown, soft to firm, sub
blocky to blocky, sticky, pasty, slightly washable, in parts gradded to silt stone, non calcareous.
Sand stone 20%: Med dark grey, in parts dark greenish grey, transparent to translucent, medium to coarse
grained, poorly to moderately sorted, loose to friable, in parts hard,, trace mica, trace pyrite calcareous
cement.
Siltstone 10%: Dark reddish brown, in parts pale reddish brown, moderately hard to hard, blocky to sub
blocky, slightly calcareous.
160–180ft. Sand stone with streaks of Claystone.

Sandstone 90%: Med dark grey, in parts dark greenish grey, transparent to translucent, medium to coarse
grained, poorly to moderately sorted, loose to friable, in parts hard, trace mica, calcareous cement.
blocky to blocky, sticky, pasty, slightly washable, in parts gradded to silt stone, non calcareous. 180–230ft.
Predominantly Sandstone.
Sandstone 100%: Reddish grey, medium light grey, in part grayish olive green, transparent to translucent,
loose to friable, in part moderately hard, very fine to fine grained, in parts medium grained, sub rounded to
rounded, moderately sorted, traces of pyrite, calcareous cement.
180–260ft. Sand stone with Streaks of Siltstone and Claystone.

blocky to blocky, sticky, pasty, slightly washable, non calcareous.
260–270ft. Sand stone with Thin Beds of Claystone.


270–300ft. Claystone with streaks of Sand stone.
Sand stone 20%: Reddish grey, medium light grey, in part grayish olive green, transparent to translucent,
300–380ft. Predominantly Claystone.

Claystone 100%: Pale reddish brown, Moderate reddish brown, in parts moderate brown, soft to firm, sub
blocky to blocky, sticky, pasty, slightly to moderately washable, moderately calcareous.
380–390ft. Sandstone with intercalation of Claystone and streaks of Siltstone.

Sandstone 50%: Medium grey, dark grey, in part grayish olive green, transparent to translucent, loose to
friable, in part moderately hard, very fine to fine grained, in parts medium grained, sub rounded to
rounded, moderately sorted, calcareous cement.
blocky to blocky, sticky, pasty, slightly washable, non calcareous
390–400ft. Predominantly Sandstone.

400–430ft. Sandstone with Streaks of Claystone.

430–440ft. Claystone with Intercalation of Sandstone.

Claystone 70%: Moderate reddish brown, dark brown, in parts moderate brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to
blocky, sticky, pasty, slightly washable, non calcareous.
Sandstone 30%: Medium grey, dark grey, in part greenish black, transparent to translucent, loose to friable,
in part moderately hard, very fine to fine grained, in parts medium grained, sub rounded to rounded,
440–470ft. Sandstone with Intercalation of Claystone.

Sandstone 60%: Medium grey, dark grey, in part greenish black, transparent to translucent, loose to friable,
in part moderately hard, very fine to fine grained, in parts medium grained, sub rounded to rounded,
Claystone 40%: Moderate reddish brown, dark brown, in parts moderate brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to
blocky, sticky, pasty, slightly washable, non calcareous.
470–500ft. Claystone with strikes of Sandstone.

Sandstone 20%: Medium grey, dark grey, in part olive grey, transparent to translucent, moderately hard, in
part loose to friable, very fine to fine grained, in parts medium grained, sub rounded to rounded,
500–520ft. Claystone with intercalation of Sandstone.


Sandstone 40%: Medium grey, dark grey, in part olive grey, transparent to translucent, moderately hard, in
part loose to friable, very fine to fine grained, in parts medium grained, sub rounded to rounded,
520–560ft. Sandstone with thin beds of Claystone.

Sandstone 90%: Medium grey, medium dark gray, in parts grayish green, transparent to translucent,
moderately hard to hard, in part loose, fine to medium grained, sub angular to sub rounded, poorly to
moderately sorted, slightly calcareous cement.

Sandstone 40%: Medium grey, medium dark gray, in parts grayish green, transparent to translucent,
moderately hard to hard, in part loose, fine to medium grained, sub angular to sub rounded, poorly to
moderately sorted, slightly calcareous cement.

590–600ft. Claystone with streaks of Sandstone.

blocky to blocky, moderately sticky, pasty, slightly washable, in parts gradded to siltstone, non calcareous.
Sandstone 20%: Medium grey, dark grey, in part olive grey, transparent to translucent, loose to friable,
very fine to fine grained, sub rounded to rounded, moderately sorted, calcareous cement.
600–650ft. Sandstone with Thin beds and streaks of Claystone.

Sandstone 80%: Dark gray, grayish black, greenish gray in parts brownish gray, moderately hard to hard,
in place loose to friable, fine to medium grained, in parts coarse grained, angular to sub rounded, poorly to

Sandstone 30% : Dark gray, grayish black, greenish gray in parts brownish gray, moderately hard to hard,
in place loose to friable, fine to medium grained, in parts coarse grained, angular to sub rounded, poorly to

Sandstone 100%: Grayish green, dark greenish gray, in parts medium gray, translucent to transparent,
loose in parts friable, unconsolidated, in parts moderately hard, fine to medium grained, sub angular to sub
rounded, poorly to moderately sorted, argillaceous matrix, slightly calcareous cement.

Sandstone 100%: Medium grey, medium light grey, in parts dark greenish grey, loose to friable,
unconsolidated, in parts hard, very fine to fine grain, in parts medium grain, sub angular to sub rounded,
moderately sorted, loose quartz grain, calcareous cement.


Claystone 40%: Moderate brown, grayish brown, in parts dark reddish brown, soft to firm, sub blocky, in
parts amorphous, slightly sticky, pasty, washable, slightly calcareous.
800–810ft. Claystone with Thin beds of Sandstone.



Claystone 100%: Moderate brown, grayish brown, in parts dark reddish brown, soft to firm, blocky to sub
blocky, in parts amorphous, slightly sticky, pasty, washable, in parts graded to siltstone, slightly calcareous.
860–890ft. Claystone with Intercalation of Sandstone and Thin Beds of Siltstone.

blocky, slightly sticky, pasty, washable, slightly calcareous.
unconsolidated, very fine to fine grain, sub rounded to rounded, in parts sub angular, well to moderately
sorted, in parts loose quartz grain, calcareous cement.
890–920ft. Claystone with Thin Beds of Sandstone.

Claystone 90%: Moderate brown, grayish brown, in parts dark reddish brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to
blocky, moderately sticky, pasty, moderately washable, slightly calcareous.
920–930ft. Sand stone with Intercalation of Claystone.

unconsolidated, very fine to fine grain, in parts medium grain, sub angular to sub rounded, in parts
rounded, poorly to moderately sorted, calcareous cement.
Claystone 30%: Moderate brown, grayish brown, in parts dark reddish brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to
blocky, moderately sticky, pasty, moderately washable, slightly calcareous.
930–940ft. Sand stone with Intercalation of Claystone and Thin Beds of Siltstone.
Sandstone 70%: Medium gray, medium light gray, in parts dark greenish gray, loose to friable,
940–960ft. Sand stone with Streaks of Claystone.

Sandstone 80%: Dark greenish gray, greenish gray, in parts medium gray, transparent to translucent, loose
to friable, unconsolidated, in parts hard, very fine to fine grain, in parts medium grain, sub angular to sub
rounded, in parts rounded, poor to moderately sorted, trace maficminerals, loose quartz grain, argillaceous
matrix, slightly calcareous cement.

960–990ft. Claystone with Thin Beds of Sandstone

Claystone 90%: Moderate brown, dark reddish brown, soft to firm, amorphous, sub blocky, in parts blocky,
slightly sticky, pasty, highly washable, non calcareous.
Sandstone10%: Dark greenish gray, greenish gray, in parts medium gray, transparent to translucent, loose
990–1000ft. Sandstonewith Streaks of Claystone.

Sand stone 80%: Dark greenish gray, greenish gray, in parts medium gray, transparent to translucent, loose
Claystone 20%: Moderate brown, dark reddish brown, soft to firm, amorphous, sub blocky, in parts blocky,
slightly sticky, pasty, highly washable, non calcareous.

Sand stone 100%: Medium dark gray, dark gray, in parts greenish gray, transparent to translucent, loose to
friable, in parts moderately hard, medium to coarse grain, in parts fine grain, sub angular to sub rounded,
moderately sorted, trace maficminerals, argillaceous matrix, slightly calcareous cement.

Claystone 80%: Moderate brown, dark reddish brown, soft to firm, in parts moderately hard, sub blocky to
blocky, in parts amorphous, moderately sticky, pasty, highly washable, slightly calcareous.
Sand stone 20%:
Medium dark gray, dark gray, in parts greenish gray, transparent to translucent, loose to friable, in parts
moderately hard, medium to coarse grain, in parts fine grain, sub angular to sub rounded, moderately
sorted, trace maficminerals, argillaceous matrix, slightly calcareous cement.

Sandstone100%: Medium dark gray, dark gray, in parts greenish gray, transparent to translucent, loose to
friable, in parts moderately hard, medium to coarse grain, in parts fine grain, sub angular to sub rounded,
moderately sorted, trace maficminerals, argillaceous matrix, slightly calcareous cement.
1090–1150ft. Sandstonewith Thin Beds of Claystone.

Sandstone90%: Medium gray, medium light gray, in parts dark greenish gray, loose to friable,
Claystone 10%:
Moderate brown, grayish brown, in parts dark reddish brown, soft to firm, blocky to sub blocky, slightly
sticky, pasty, washable, slightly calcareous.

Sandstone100%: Medium dark gray, medium gray, in parts dark greenish gray, transparent to translucent,
loose to friable, in parts moderately hard, fine to medium grain, in parts coarse grain, sub angular to sub
rounded, in parts rounded, poorly to moderately sorted, loose quartz grain, trace calcite crystals, slightly
calcareous cement.

loose to friable, in parts moderately hard,very fine to fine grain, in parts medium grain, sub angular to sub
rounded, in parts rounded, poorly to moderately sorted, argillaceous matrix, slightly calcareous cement.

loose to friable, in parts moderately hard, very fine to fine grain, in parts medium grain, sub angular to sub
rounded, in parts rounded, poorly to moderately sorted, argillaceous matrix, slightly calcareous cement.

Sandstone100%: Light gray, medium gray, in parts medium dark gray, transparent to translucent, loose to
friable, in parts moderately hard, very fine to fine grain, in parts medium grain, sub angular to sub
rounded, in parts rounded, poorly to moderately sorted, trace calcite crystals, calcareous cement.

Sandstone100%: Medium grey, medium dark grey, in parts dark greenish gray, transparent to translucent,
rounded, poorly to moderately sorted, calcareous cement, slightly argillaceous matrix.
1400–1420ft. Sandstonewith Intercalation of Siltstone and Thin Beds of Claystone.

Siltstone 30%: Grayish brown, dusky brown, in parts dark reddish brown, moderately hard to hard, sub
blocky to blocky, slightly calcareous.
Claystone 10%: Moderate brown, grayish brown, in parts dark reddish brown, firm to moderately hard, in
parts soft, blocky to sub blocky, slightly sticky, slightly calcareous.
1420–1450ft. Claystone with Intercalation of Sandstoneand Thin Beds of Siltstone.
blocky, in place amorphous, slightly sticky, slightly calcareous.
1450–1470ft. Sandstonewith Intercalation of Siltstone and Streaks of Claystone.

blocky, in place amorphous, slightly sticky, slightly calcareous.

Sandstone90%: Dark greenish gray, light olive gray, in parts medium gray, transparent to translucent,
rounded, poorly to moderately sorted, slightly calcareous cement.
Claystone 10%: Dark reddish brown, moderate brown, in parts grayish brown, soft to firm, in parts
moderately hard, blocky to sub blocky, sticky, pasty, slightly calcareous.

Sandstone100%: Medium gray, medium dark gray, in parts dark greenish gray, transparent to translucent,
rounded, poorly to moderately sorted, traces of calcite crystals and calcite veins, calcareous cement,
slightly argillaceous matrix.

Sandstone90%: Medium gray, medium dark gray, in parts dark gray, transparent to translucent, loose to
Claystone 10%: Dark reddish brown, moderate brown, in parts grayish brown, soft to firm, in parts
moderately hard, blocky to sub blocky, sticky, pasty, slightly calcareous.
1570–1580ft. Sandstonewith Intercalation of Claystone.

Sandstone 60%: Medium gray, medium dark gray, in parts dark gray, transparent to translucent, loose to
Claystone 40%: Moderate brown, dark reddish brown, in parts moderate yellowish brown, soft to firm,
blocky to sub blocky, sticky, slightly calcareous.
1580–1600ft. Claystone with Streaks of Siltstone and Thin Bed of Sandstone.

Siltstone 20%
Moderate brown, dusky brown, moderately hard, blocky to sub blocky slightly calcareous.
1600–1620ft. Claystone with Intercalation of Siltstone.

Siltstone 30%: Moderate brown, dusky brown, moderately hard, blocky to sub blocky slightly calcareous.

Claystone 100%: Moderate reddish brown, pale reddish brown, in parts moderate brown, soft to firm, sub
blocky to blocky, in parts amorphous, sticky, pasty, moderately washable, moderately calcareous.
1650–1680ft. Claystone with Thin Bed of Siltstone.

1680–1720ft. Claystone with Thin Beds of Siltstone.

1720–1760ft. Claystone with Streaks of Siltstone.

Claystone 80%: Dark reddish brown, Moderate brown, in parts moderate reddish brown, soft to firm, sub
blocky to blocky, in parts amorphous, sticky, pasty, moderately washable, highly calcareous.
1760–1770ft. Sandstone with Streaks of Claystone and Thin Bed of Siltstone.


Sandstone 80%

Dark greenish gray, medium dark gray, in parts grayish olive green, transparent to translucent, loose to
rounded, poorly to moderately sorted, calcareous cement, in part argillaceous matrix.
1810–1835ft. Sandstone with Thin Bed of Claystone.

Sandstone 90%: Dark greenish gray, medium dark gray, in parts grayish olive green, transparent to
translucent, loose to friable, in parts moderately hard, very fine to fine grain, in parts medium grain, sub
angular to sub rounded, poorly to moderately sorted, calcareous cement, in part argillaceous matrix.

1850–1860ft. Claystone with Thin beds of Claystone and Siltstone.

Siltstone 10%: Grayish brown, dusky brown, moderately hard to hard, Sub blocky to blocky, non
calcareous.
1860–1900ft. Sandstone with Thin Bed of Claystone.

Sandstone 90%: Dark greenish gray, medium gray in parts dark gray, transparent to translucent,
moderately hard to hard, in parts loose, fine to medium grain, in parts very fine grain, sub angular to sub
rounded, in parts rounded, moderately sorted, slightly calcareous cement.
Claystone 10%: Dark reddish brown, moderate brown, soft to firm, in parts hard, blocky to sub blocky,
slightly washable, slightly sticky, in parts gradded to siltstone, non calcareous.
1900–1910ft. Sandstone with Streaks of Siltstone and Thin Bed of Claystone.

Sandstone 70%: Dark greenish gray, medium gray in parts dark gray, transparent to translucent,
moderately hard to hard, in parts loose, fine to medium grain, in parts very fine grain, sub angular to sub
rounded, in parts rounded, moderately sorted, slightly calcareous cement.
Siltstone 20%: Grayish brown, dusky brown, moderately hard to hard, Sub blocky to blocky, non
calcareous.
Claystone 10%: Dark reddish brown, moderate brown, soft to firm, in parts hard, blocky to sub blocky,
slightly washable, slightly sticky, in parts gradded to siltstone, non calcareous.
1910–1920ft. Sandstone with Intercalation of Claystone and Thin beds of Siltstone.

Sandstone 50%: Grayish olive green, dusky yellowish green, in part greenish gray, transparent to
translucent, loose to friable, in parts hard, very fine to fine grain, in parts medium grain, sub angular to sub
rounded, moderately sorted, traces of calcite crystals, calcite veins, calcareous cement.
Siltstone 10%: Dusky brown, dark reddish brown, moderately hard to hard, sub blocky to blocky, non
calcareous.
1920–1950ft. Claystone with Streaks of Sandstone.

Claystone 80%: Dark reddish brown, moderate brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky, in parts
amorphous, sticky, pasty, highly washable, slightly calcareous.
Sandstone 20%: Grayish olive green, dusky yellowish green, in part greenish gray, transparent to
translucent, loose to friable, in parts hard, very fine to fine grain, in parts medium grain, sub angular to sub
rounded, moderately sorted, traces of calcite crystals, calcite veins, calcareous cement.

Sandstone 70%: Grayish olive green, dark greenish gray, transparent to translucent, loose to friable, in
parts hard, fine to fine grain, in parts medium grain, sub angular to sub rounded, moderately sorted,
calcareous cement.
Claystone 30%: As above.

Sandstone 20%: Grayish olive green, dark greenish gray, transparent to translucent, loose to friable, in
parts hard, fine to fine grain, in parts medium grain, sub angular to sub rounded, moderately sorted,
calcareous cement.


Sandstone 20% : Grayish olive green, medium gray, in parts greenish gray, transparent to translucent,
loose to friable, in parts hard, very fine to fine grain, in parts medium grain, sub angular to sub rounded,
moderately sorted calcareous cement.
Note: Sample highly contaminated with cement.

Sandstone 70%: Grayish olive green, medium gray, in parts greenish gray, transparent to translucent, loose
to friable, in parts hard, very fine to fine grain, in parts medium grain, sub angular to sub rounded,
Note: Sample highly contaminated with cement.

Sandstone 90%: Grayish olive green, medium gray, in parts greenish gray, loose to friable, in parts hard,
very fine to fine grain, in parts medium grain, transparent to translucent, sub angular to sub rounded,
Note: Sample contaminated with cement.
2050–2100ft. Claystone with thin beds of Sandstone and Siltstone.

Claystone 80%: Moderate brown, dark brown, reddish brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky, in parts
Sandstone 10%: Medium gray, in parts greenish gray, off white, loose to friable, very fine to fine grain,
transparent to translucent, sub angular to sub rounded moderately sorted, calcareous cement.
Siltstone 10%: Grayish brown, grayish red, firm to moderately hard, sub blocky to blocky, slightly
calcareous.
2100–2125ft. Sandstone with intercalation of Claystone.

Sandstone 70%: Transparent to translucent, light gray, medium gray, off white, in parts greenish grey,
moderately sorted trace maficminerals, calcareous cement.

Sandstone 90%: As above.

2170–2180ft. Sandstone with streaks of Claystone.

Sandstone 80%: Light gray, medium gray, off white, transparent to translucent, in parts greenish grey,
moderately sorted trace maficminerals, trace calcite, calcareous cement.
Sandstone 90% : As above.

Sandstone 80%: Light gray, off white, transparent to translucent, greenish gray, loose to friable, very fine to
fine grain, sub angular to sub rounded, moderately sorted, trace maficminerals, calcareous cement.
Claystone 20%: Moderate brown, dark brown, brick red, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky, in parts
2250–2350ft. Claystone with thin bed of Sandstone.

2350–2400ft. Claystone with intercalation of Sandstone and siltstone.

Sandstone 30%: Grayish brown, light grey, transparent to translucent, in parts off white, friable to
moderately hard, in parts loose, very fine to fine grain, sub angular to sub rounded, moderately sorted,
trace maficminerals, calcareous cement.
Siltstone 30%: Grayish brown, grayish red, firm to moderately hard, sub blocky to blocky, slightly to non
calcareous.

Sandstone 90%: Greenish gray, light gray, off white, transparent to translucent,, loose to friable, very fine to
Claystone 10%: Moderate brown, dark brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky, in parts amorphous,
sticky, pasty, highly washable, slightly calcareous.

Sandstone 90%: Greenish gray, light gray, off white, transparent to translucent,, loose to friable, very fine to
Claystone 10%: Moderate brown, moderately reddish brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky, in parts
amorphous, sticky, pasty, in parts graded to siltstone, moderately calcareous.
2500–2550ft. Claystone.

Claystone 60%: Moderate brown, moderately reddish brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky, sticky,
pasty, in parts graded to siltstone, washable moderately calcareous.
Sandstone 40%: Medium gray, med dark grey, in parts dark greenish gray transparent to translucent, loose
to friable, fine to medium grain, sub angular to sub rounded, moderately sorted, trace maficminerals,
calcareous cement.

Claystone 80%: Moderate brown, moderately reddish brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky, sticky,
pasty, in parts graded to siltstone, washable moderately calcareous.
Sandstone 20%: Medium gray, med dark grey, in parts dark greenish gray transparent to translucent, loose
calcareous cement.

Sandstone 30%: Light grey, medium gray, transparent to translucent, grayish brown, in parts off white,
friable to moderately hard, in parts loose, very fine to fine grain, sub angular to sub rounded, moderately
sorted, trace maficminerals, calcareous cement.


2850–2900ft. Claystone with thin beds of Sandstone.

Claystone 90%: Moderate brown, moderately reddish brown, in parts dark brown, soft, in parts firm, sub
blocky, sticky, pasty, in parts silty, moderately washable, slightly to moderately calcareous.

Sandstone 90%: Medium gray, med dark grey, in parts dark greenish gray, transparent to translucent, loose
calcareous cement.

Sandstone 80%: Medium gray, medium dark gray, off white in parts dark greenish gray, transparent to
translucent, loose to friable, fine to medium grain, sub angular to sub rounded, moderately sorted, trace
calcareous cement.
Claystone 20%: Moderately brown, moderately reddish brown, in parts dark brown, soft, in parts firm, sub


Sandstone 60%: Medium gray, off white, transparent to translucent, in parts dark greenish gray, loose to
friable, in parts hard, fine to medium grain, in parts coarse grain, sub angular to sub rounded, moderately
sorted, trace maficmineral, calcareous cement.
Claystone 40%: Moderately brown, moderately reddish brown, in parts dark brown, soft, in parts firm, sub


3500–3550ft. Sandstone.
Sandstone 100%: Light gray, medium grey, transparent to translucent, in parts greenish gray, friable to
moderately hard, in parts loose, fine to medium grain, sub angular to sub rounded, moderately sorted,
trace maficmineral, calcareous cement.

Claystone 80%: Moderately brown, moderately reddish brown, soft, in parts firm, sub blocky, sticky,
pasty, in parts silty, slightly washable, slightly to moderately calcareous.

Claystone 80%: Moderately brown, moderately reddish brown, soft, in parts firm, sub blocky, sticky,
Sandstone 20%: Light gray, medium grey, transparent to translucent, in parts greenish gray, friable to
moderately hard, in parts loose, fine to medium grain, sub angular to sub rounded, moderately sorted,
trace maficmineral, calcareous cement.


Claystone 80%: Moderately to light brown, moderately reddish brown, soft, in parts firm, sub blocky,
sticky, pasty, in parts silty, washable, slightly to moderately calcareous.
Sandstone 20%: Light gray, medium grey, off white, transparent to translucent, in parts greenish gray,
friable to moderately hard, in parts loose, very fine to fine grain, in parts medium grain, sub angular to sub
rounded, moderately sorted, trace maficmineral, calcareous cement.
3750–3850ft. Sandstone with streaks of Claystone

3850–3950ft. Sandstone.
Sandstone 100%: Light gray, medium grey, off white, transparent to translucent, loose to friable, very fine
to fine grain, sub angular to sub rounded, moderately sorted, calcareous cement.

Claystone 90%: Moderately brown, moderately reddish brown, brick red, soft to firm, sub blocky, sticky,

Sandstone 90%: Light gray, medium grey, off white, transparent to translucent, loose to friable, very fine to
fine grain, sub angular to sub rounded, moderately sorted, calcareous cement.
Claystone 10%: Moderately brown, dark brown, reddish brown, soft, sub blocky, slightly calcareous,
slightly washable.


Sandstone 90%: Transparent to translucent, light gray, greenish gray, moderately hard to hard, in parts
loose, very fine to fine grain, in parts medium grains, sub rounded to sub angular, moderately sorted,
calcareous cement.
Claystone 10%: Moderately brown, reddish brown, soft, sub blocky to blocky, silty, slightly calcareous,
slightly to moderately washable.
4150–4200ft. Claystone with thin beds of Sandstone


Sandstone 90%: Light gray, medium grey, in parts transparent to translucent, loose to friable, very fine to

Claystone 60%: Moderately brown, moderately reddish brown, soft to firm, sub blocky, sticky, pasty, in
parts silty, slightly to moderately washable, slightly calcareous.


Claystone 90%: Moderately brown, moderately reddish brown, in parts dark brown, soft to firm, in parts
moderately hard, sub blocky to blocky, sticky, pasty, in parts silty, slightly to moderately washable,
slightly calcareous.
Sandstone 10%: Light gray, medium grey, greenish gray, in parts transparent to translucent, loose to
friable, very fine to fine grain, in parts medium grain, sub angular to sub rounded, moderately sorted,
calcareous cement.
4345–4360ft. Claystone with Intercalation of Sandstone

Claystone 70%: Moderately brown, moderately reddish brown, dark brown, in parts brick red, soft to firm,
in parts moderately hard to hard, sub blocky to blocky, sticky, pasty, in parts silty grading to siltstone,
slightly washable, slightly calcareous.
Sandstone 30%: Light grey, medium grey, greenish gray, in parts transparent to translucent, friable to
moderately hard, very fine to fine grain, in parts medium grain, sub angular to sub rounded, moderately
sorted, calcareous cement.
4360–4370ft. Claystone with Streaks of Sandstone

Claystone 80%: Moderately brown, moderately reddish brown, dark brown, in parts dusky brown, soft to
firm, in parts moderately hard to hard, sub blocky to blocky, sticky, pasty, in parts silty, grading to
siltstone, slightly washable, slightly calcareous.
Sandstone 20%: Transparent to translucent, Light grey, greenish gray, lose, in parts friable to moderately
hard, fine to medium grain, in parts very fine grain, sub angular to sub rounded, poorly sorted, calcareous
cement.
4370–4390ft. Predominantly Claystone

Claystone 100%: Moderately brown, grayish brown, in parts dark brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky,
at places amorphous, highly sticky, pasty, in parts silty, washable, moderately calcareous.

4390–4410ft. Sandstone with Intercalation of Claystone
Sandstone 70%: Light grey, medium grey, in parts transparent to translucent, friable to moderately hard,
very fine to fine grain, sub angular to sub rounded, moderately sorted, calcareous cement.
Claystone 30%: Moderately brown, moderately reddish brown, dark brown, in parts brick red, soft to firm,
in parts moderately hard to hard, sub blocky to blocky, sticky, pasty, in parts silty grading to siltstone,
slightly washable, slightly calcareous.

Claystone 90%: Moderately reddish brown, moderately brown, in parts dark brown, soft to firm, in parts
moderately hard, sub blocky to blocky, sticky, pasty, moderately washable, slightly calcareous.

Claystone 100%: Moderately reddish brown, moderately brown, in parts dark brown, soft to firm, in parts
moderately hard, sub blocky to blocky, sticky, pasty, moderately washable, slightly calcareous.

Siltstone 10%: Grayish brown, grayish red, firm to moderately hard, sub blocky to blocky, slightly to non
calcareous.

Claystone 100%: Moderately reddish brown, moderately brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky, sticky,
moderately washable, slightly calcareous.
4472–4500ft. Claystone with Thin Beds of Sandstone and Siltstone.

Claystone 80%: Moderate reddish brown, moderate brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky, sticky,
moderately washable, slightly calcareous.
Siltstone 10%: Grayish brown, grayish red, firm to moderately hard, in part hard, sub blocky to blocky,
slightly to non calcareous.

Claystone 100%: Moderate reddish brown, moderate brown, dark brown, in parts dusky brown, soft to
firm, in part moderately hard to hard, sub blocky to blocky, sticky, moderately washable, in parts silty,
slightly to moderately calcareous.

Claystone 100%: Moderate reddish brown, moderate brown, dark brown, in parts dusky brown, soft to
firm, in part moderately hard to hard, sub blocky to blocky, sticky, moderately washable, in parts silty,
slightly to moderately calcareous.
4675–4850ft. Sandstone with Thin Beds of ClaystoneSandstone

Sandstone 90%: Light grey, medium grey, off white, in parts transparent to translucent, loose to friable,
Claystone 10%: Moderate reddish brown, moderate brown, dark brown, in parts dusky brown, soft to firm,
in part moderately hard, sub blocky to blocky, sticky, pasty, in parts amorphous, moderately washable, in
parts silty, slightly to moderately calcareous.
4850–4865ft. Sandstone with Streaks of Claystone


Claystone 60%: Moderate reddish brown, moderate brown, dark brown, in parts dusky brown, soft to firm,
in part moderately hard, sub blocky to blocky, sticky, pasty, in parts amorphous, moderately washable, in
parts silty, slightly to moderately calcareous.
Sandstone 40%: Light grey, medium grey, off white, in parts transparent to translucent, loose to friable,

Claystone 90%: Moderate brown, dark reddish brown, in parts dusky brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to
blocky, sticky, moderately washable, in parts silty, slightly to moderately calcareous.


Claystone 90%: Moderate brown, moderate reddish brown, in parts dusky brown, soft to firm, sub blocky
to blocky, sticky, moderately to highly washable, in parts silty, slightly calcareous.
Sandstone 10%: Light grey, medium grey, in parts transparent to translucent, loose to friable, very fine to

Claystone 100%: Moderate brown, moderate reddish brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky, sticky,
moderately to highly washable, slightly calcareous.

Claystone 100%: Moderate brown, moderate reddish brown, brick red, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky,
sticky, moderately to highly washable, non to slightly calcareous.

sticky, moderately to highly washable, non to slightly calcareous.

sticky, moderately to highly washable, slightly calcareous.
Sandstone 10%: Translucent, light gray, grayish brown, moderately hard, in parts loose, very fine to fine
grain, sub angular to sub round, poorly sorted, calcareous cement.

5520–5556ft. Claystone with streak of Siltstone.

Siltstone 20%: Grayish brown, grayish red, moderately hard to hard, sub blocky to blocky, slightly to non
calcareous.
5556–5600ft. Claystone with Streak of Siltstone

calcareous.
5600–5650ft. Claystone with Thin Beds of Siltstone

Siltstone 10%: As above.


Sandstone 40%: Light gray, medium gray, off white, transparent to translucent, in parts, grayish brown,
loose to friable, very fine to fine grained, in parts, medium grained, sub angular to sub rounded, poor
Remark: Weak fluorescence due to crude oil addition in active system.

Claystone 80%: Moderate brown, moderate reddish brown, brick red, in parts dark reddish brown, soft to
firm, in parts moderately hard, sub blocky to blocky, sticky, in parts pasty, highly washable, slightly
calcareous.


Claystone 90%: Moderate brown, moderate reddish brown, brick red, in parts dark reddish brown, soft to
firm, in parts moderately hard, sub blocky to blocky, sticky, in parts pasty, highly washable, slightly
calcareous
Sandstone 10%: Light gray, medium gray, off white, transparent to translucent, in parts, grayish brown,
loose to friable, very fine to fine grained, in parts, medium grained, sub angular to sub rounded, poor

sticky, in parts pasty, highly washable, non to slightly calcareous.

calcareous.
6200–6220ft. Claystone with Streak of Siltstone and Thin Beds of Sandstone

Sandstone 10%: Light gray, medium gray, off white, transparent to translucent, loose to friable, very fine to
fine grained, in parts, medium grained, sub angular to sub rounded, poor sorted, calcareous cement.

Claystone 60%: Moderate reddish brown, moderate brown, in parts pale reddish brown, soft to firm, sub
blocky, sticky, in parts amorphous, pasty, highly washable, slightly calcareous.
Sandstone 40%: Light gray, medium gray, off white, translucent, loose to friable, very fine to fine grained,
sub angular to sub rounded, poor to moderately sorted, calcareous cement.



6490–6500ft. Claystone with streak of Sandstone.

Sandstone 20%: Light gray, medium gray, transparent to translucent, loose to friable, very fine to fine
grained, in parts, medium grained, sub angular to sub rounded, poorly sorted, calcareous cement.


sticky, highly washable, non to slightly calcareous.
Sandstone 40%: Light gray, medium gray, transparent to translucent, in parts greenish grey, loose to
friable, very fine to fine grained, sub angular to sub rounded, poorly sorted, calcareous cement.

Sandstone 100%: Brownish gray, Brownish black, olive gray, translucent, loose, in parts friable, very fine to
fine grained, in parts medium grained, sub angular, in parts sub rounded, poorly sorted, argillaceous
matrix, moderately to highly calcareous cement.

Claystone 90%: Reddish brown, Moderate brown, brick red, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky, slightly to
moderately sticky, moderately washable, slightly to moderately calcareous.
6560–6580ft. Sandstone with Thin Beds of Claystone

Sandstone 90%: Brownish gray, olive gray, translucent, loose, in parts friable, very fine to fine grained, in
parts medium grained, sub angular to sub rounded, poorly sorted, argillaceous matrix, traces limestone,
moderately to highly calcareous.

Sandstone 90%: Dark greenish gray, light gray, olive black, brownish gray, translucent, in parts
transparent, loose, friable, in parts abrasive, fine to medium grained, in parts coarse grained, sub angular to
sub rounded, poorly sorted, traces calcite veins, argillaceous matrix, calcareous cement.
6590–6615ft. Predominantly Sandstone

Sandstone 100%: Dark greenish gray, light gray, olive black, brownish gray, translucent, loose, very fine to
fine grained, in parts medium grained, sub rounded to sub angular, moderately sorted, argillaceous
matrix, calcareous cement.

Claystone 90%: Reddish brown, Moderate brown, brick red, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky, slightly to

Sandstone 90%: Brownish gray, olive gray, translucent, loose, in parts friable, very fine to fine grained, in
parts medium grained, sub angular to sub rounded, poorly sorted, argillaceous matrix, traces limestone,

Sandstone 90%: Dark greenish gray, light gray, olive black, brownish gray, translucent, in parts
transparent, loose, friable, in parts abrasive, fine to medium grained, in parts coarse grained, sub angular to
sub rounded, poorly sorted, traces calcite veins, argillaceous matrix, calcareous cement.
Possible Fault @ 6585ft
6590–6615ft. Predominantly Sandstone

Sandstone 100%: Dark greenish gray, light gray, olive black, brownish gray, translucent, loose, very fine to
fine grained, in parts medium grained, sub rounded to sub angular, moderately sorted, argillaceous
matrix, calcareous cement.

Sandstone 90%: Brownish gray, Brownish black, olive gray, translucent, loose, in parts friable, very fine to
fine grained, in parts medium grained, sub angular to sub rounded, poorly sorted, argillaceous matrix,
moderately to highly calcareous cement.
Claystone 10%: Reddish brown, moderate brown, brick red, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky, slightly to


Claystone 80%: Reddish brown, moderate brown, brick red, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky, moderately
sticky, pasty, moderately washable, slightly to moderately calcareous.

moderately sticky, in parts grading to siltstone, moderately washable, slightly to moderately calcareous.
Sandstone 10%: Light gray, medium gray, brownish gray, translucent, loose to friable, very fine to fine
grained, sub angular to sub rounded, poor sorted, calcareous cement.

6800–6820ft. Claystone with Streaks of Siltstone

Siltstone 20%: Dark reddish brown, moderate reddish brown, moderate brown, firm to moderately hard,
sub blocky to blocky, non calcareous.

Claystone 80%:
Reddish brown, moderate brown, brick red, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky, slightly to moderately sticky,
in parts grading to siltstone, moderately washable, slightly to moderately calcareous.

6828–6900ft. Claystone with Thin beds of Siltstone

Claystone 100%: Moderate brown, reddish brown, pale reddish brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky,
slightly to moderately sticky, in parts grading to siltstone, moderately washable, slightly to moderately
calcareous.

slightly to moderately sticky, in parts grading to siltstone, moderately washable, trace calcite veins,

slightly to moderately sticky, in parts pasty, moderately washable, trace calcite veins, moderately
calcareous.

Sandstone 30%: Brownish gray, light gray, medium gray, translucent, loose to friable, very fine to fine
grained, sub angular to sub rounded, poorly sorted, calcareous cement.


Sandstone 10%: Medium gray, medium dark gray, light gray, off white, translucent, in parts moderate
brown, pale brown, loose, friable, very fine to fine grained, sub rounded to sub angular, moderately sorted,
trace argillaceous matrix, calcareous cement.


brown, pale brown, loose, friable, very fine to fine, calcareous cement.

7525–7570ft. Predominantly Claystone with Traces of Sandstone

Claystone 100%: Moderate brown, reddish brown, pale reddish brown, brick red, in parts white, off white,
soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky, moderately sticky, in parts pasty, moderately washable, trace calcite
veins, moderately to highly calcareous.
Sandstone Tr : As above.

Claystone 100%: Moderate brown, reddish brown, pale reddish brown, in parts brick red, soft to firm, sub
blocky to blocky, moderately sticky, in parts pasty, moderately washable, trace calcite veins, in parts silty,

Claystone 100%: Dark reddish brown, moderate brown, in parts moderate reddish brown, soft to firm, sub
blocky to blocky, slightly sticky, pasty, moderately washable, in parts silty, slightly calcareous.

brown, pale brown, loose, friable, very fine to fine grained, sub rounded to sub angular, moderately sorted,
trace argillaceous matrix, calcareous cement.
7700–7755ft. Claystone with Intercalation and Streaks of Sandstone

Claystone 60–80%: As above.
Sandstone 40–20%: As above.
7755–7760ft. Claystone with Streaks of Limestone

Claystone 80%: Moderate reddish brown, dark reddish brown, brick red in parts pale reddish brown, soft
to firm, sub blocky to blocky, slightly sticky, pasty, moderately washable, slightly calcareous.
Limestone 20%: Off white, dirty white, in parts yellowish grey, soft, sub blocky to blocky, cryptocrystalline,
argillaceous, in parts chalky.
7760–7775ft. Claystone with Thin Beds of Limestone and Sandstone

Limestone 10%: As above.
7775–7790ft. Predominantly Claystone with Traces of Limestone

Claystone 100%: Moderate reddish brown, dark reddish brown, moderate brown, in parts pale reddish
brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky, slightly sticky, pasty, moderately washable, in parts silty,
Limestone Traces : As above.

Claystone 100%: Moderate reddish brown, dark reddish brown, moderate brown, in parts pale reddish
brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky, slightly sticky, pasty, moderately washable, moderately
calcareous.

Claystone 100%: Moderate reddish brown, dark reddish brown, moderate brown, soft to firm, sub blocky
to blocky, slightly sticky, moderately washable, in parts grading to siltstone, trace calcite veins, moderately
calcareous.
Possible Fault–3 @ 7840ft.
7880–7925ft. Claystone with Intercalation and Streaks of Sandstone.

Claystone 70%: Dark reddish brown, moderate reddish brown, moderate brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to
blocky, slightly sticky, moderately washable, in parts grading to siltstone, moderately calcareous.

Sandstone: 30%: Medium gray, light greenish gray, in parts light brown, translucent, loose, friable, in parts
moderately hard, fine to very fine grained, in parts medium grained, sub angular to sub rounded, poor to
moderately sorted, trace argillaceous matrix, calcareous cement.

Claystone 80%: Dark reddish brown, moderate brown, in parts moderate reddish brown, soft to firm, sub
blocky to blocky, slightly sticky, moderately washable, in parts silty, slightly calcareous.
brown, pale brown, friable, very fine to fine grained, sub rounded to sub angular, moderately sorted,
calcareous cement.
7960–7980ft. Claystone with Streaks to Thin Beds of Limestone and Thin Beds of Sandstone.
Limestone 20%: White, off white, in parts light brownish gray, soft, blocky, cryptocrystalline, chalky.

8000–8020ft. Sandstone with Streaks of Claystone and Siltstone.

Sandstone 60%: Light brownish gray, pale brown, in parts greenish gray, translucent, loose, in parts friable,
very fine to fine grained, sub rounded to sub angular, moderately sorted, calcareous cement.
Siltstone 20%: Dark reddish brown, moderate brown, firm to moderately hard, sub blocky to blocky,


Claystone 70%: Moderate brown, moderate reddish brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky, slightly
sticky, highly washable, moderately to highly calcareous, traces of calcite veins.

Claystone 70%: Moderate brown, moderate reddish brown, in parts light brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to
blocky, slightly sticky, highly washable, moderately to highly calcareous.


Claystone 100%: Moderate brown, dark reddish brown,, in parts moderate reddish brown, soft to firm, sub
blocky to blocky, moderately washable, in parts silty, highly calcareous.
8180–8280ft. Claystone with Streaks and Thin Beds of Sandstone.

Sandstone 20%: Brownish gray, medium gray, light brown, off white, translucent, loose to friable, very fine
to fine grained, sub angular to sub rounded, poorly sorted, calcareous cement.
8280–8320ft. Claystone with Intercalation and Thin Beds of Siltstone.

Siltstone 40%: Dark reddish brown, moderate brown, firm to moderately hard, in parts hard, sub blocky to
blocky, in parts grading to very fine Sandstone, traces calcite veins, moderately calcareous.

Claystone 100%: Moderate brown, moderate reddish brown, in parts light brown, soft to firm, sub blocky
to blocky, slightly sticky, highly washable, moderately to highly calcareous.

blocky, slightly sticky, highly washable, moderately to highly calcareous.
Sandstone 20%: Brownish gray, medium gray, light brown, off white, translucent, loose friable, very fine to
fine grained, sub angular to sub rounded, poorly sorted, calcareous cement.
8370–8380ft. Claystone with Intercalation of Sandstone and Thin Beds of Siltstone.

Sandstone 40%: Grayish red, brownish gray, medium gray, light brown, translucent, firm to moderately
hard, in parts loose, friable, fine to medium grained, sub rounded to sub angular, moderately sorted,
calcareous cement.
Siltstone 10%: Dark reddish brown, moderate brown, firm to moderately hard, in parts hard, sub blocky to
blocky, traces calcite veins, moderately calcareous.

Sandstone 70%: Brownish gray, light gray, off white, translucent, loose, very fine to fine grained, sub
angular to sub rounded, poorly sorted, slightly calcareous cement, argillaceous matrix.
Claystone 30%: Moderate brown, dark reddish brown, light brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky,
moderately washable, in parts silty, highly calcareous.
8425–8525ft. Claystone with Intercalation and Streaks of Sandstone.

Claystone 60%: Moderate brown, dark reddish brown, in parts light brown, soft, sub blocky to blocky,
sticky, pasty, highly washable, slightly to non calcareous.

Claystone 100%: Moderate brown, dark reddish brown, in parts light brown, soft, sub blocky to blocky,
sticky, pasty, highly washable, in parts grading to siltstone, moderately calcareous, traces calcite veins.

Claystone 90%: Moderate brown, dark reddish brown, brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky, slightly
washable, in parts grading to siltstone, slightly to non calcareous.
Siltstone 10 %: Dark brown, moderate brown, firm to moderately hard, in parts very hard, in parts grading
to very fine Sandstone, traces calcite veins, slightly to non calcareous.
8775–8800ft. Claystone with Intercalation and Streaks of Siltstone.

Siltstone 30%: Dark reddish brown, grayish brown, dusky brown, in parts dusky red, firm to moderately
hard, in parts hard, in parts grading to very fine Sandstone, traces calcite veins, slightly to non calcareous.
8800–8870ft. Claystone with Streaks and Thin Beds of Sandstone.

blocky, sticky, highly washable, slightly to moderately calcareous.
Sandstone 20%: Medium gray, light gray, light brown, translucent, loose, in parts friable, very fine to fine


8895–8900ft. Sandstone with Intercalation of Claystone and streaks of Siltstone.

Sandstone 50%: Grayish red, dusky red, pale reddish brown, light brown, translucent, in parts transparent,
hard to firm, in parts friable, fine to medium grained, sub angular to sub rounded, poorly to moderately
sorted, at places calcareous cement, locally siliceous cement.
blocky, sticky, washable, slightly to moderately calcareous.
Siltstone 20%: Dark reddish brown, moderate brown, firm to hard, sub blocky to blocky, moderately
calcareous.
8900–8905ft. Claystone with Streaks of Sandstone and Siltstone.


Sandstone 60–70%: Medium dark gray to light gray, translucent, friable, in parts consolidated, very fine to
medium grained, sub angular to angular, poorly to moderately sorted, calcareous cement.
Claystone 40–30%: Moderate brown, in parts dark reddish brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky, sticky,
moderately washable, in parts grading to siltstone, slightly calcareous.
8951–8970ft. Claystone with Streaks of Sandstone .

Claystone 80%: Moderate brown, in parts dark reddish brown, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky, sticky,
moderately washable, in parts grading to siltstone, slightly calcareous.
Sandstone 20%: Medium dark gray to light gray, translucent, friable, in parts consolidated, very fine to
medium grained, subangular to angular, poorly to moderately sorted, calcareous cement.

Sandstone 60%: Translucent, light greenish gray to greenish gray, off white, dark brown, in parts olive
gray, very fine to medium gained, moderately hard to hard, in parts very hard, sub angular to sub
rounded, poorly sorted, slightly calcareous cement.
Claystone 40%: Light brown, in parts reddish brown, soft, sticky, pasty, blocky to sub blocky, in parts
grading siltstone, non to slightly calcareous.
9000–9025ft. Sandstone with Thin Beds of Claystone.

9025–9050ft. Claystone with Intercalation of Sandstone .

Claystone 60%: Grayish brown, Brownish gray, in parts light brown, soft, sub blocky to blocky, sticky,
pasty, moderately washable, non to slightly calcareous.
9050–9095ft. Predominantly Sandstone .

Sand stone 100%: Translucent, medium light gray, medium gray, light bluish gray, in parts medium dark
gray, loose to firm, in parts hard, very fine to fine grained, sub angular to sub rounded, poorly sorted,
argillaceous matrix, trace calcareous cement.
9095–9125ft. Predominantly Sand stone.

Sandstone 100%: Transparent to translucent, light greenish gray to greenish gray, in parts dark greenish
gray, medium bluish gray, hard to very hard, medium to coarse grains, sub angular to sub rounded,
moderately sorted, trace limestone, siliceous cement, non calcareous.
9125–9150ft. Sand stone with Intercalation of Claystone.

Sand stone 60%: Transparent to translucent, light gray to medium gray, off white, moderately hard, very
fine to medium grain, sub angular to sub rounded, poorly to moderately sorted, argillaceous cement,
calcareous.
Claystone 40%: Moderate brown to brown, dark reddish brown, soft to firm, blocky to sub blocky, in parts
grading to siltstone, moderately calcareous.
9150–9185ft. Claytone with Thin Beds of Sandstone .

9185-9200ft: Claystone with Thin Beds of Sandstone

FATEH JANG FORMATION:
Age : Eocene
Interval : 9200ft to 9240ft MD, (9189.0–9229.48TVD)
Thickness : 40ft (40.48ft)
Lower Contact : Murree–2
Lithology : Limestone with streaks of Claystone
9200–9240ft. Limestone with Intercalation of Claystone.

Limestone 40–100%: White to off white, dirty white, cream white, light brown, dirty brown, greenish grey,
in parts greenish black soft to firm, cryptocrystalline, calcite crystals.
Claystone Tr– 60%: Moderate brown to brown, dark reddish brown, soft to firm, blocky to sub blocky, in
parts grading to siltstone, moderately calcareous.
MURREE–2 FORMATION:
Age : Miocene
Lower Contact : Eocene
Lithology : Claystone with streaks of siltstone and traces of Limestone.

grading to siltstone, slightly calcareous.

Claystone 100%: Moderate brown to brown, dark reddish brown, dusky brown, soft to firm, in parts hard
to very hard, blocky to sub blocky, in parts grading to siltstone, slightly calcareous.

Claystone 100%: Dark reddish brown, dusky brown, moderate brown, hard to very hard in parts firm,
blocky to sub blocky, silty, grading to siltstone, slightly calcareous.

Claystone 60%: Moderate brown to brown, reddish brown, soft to firm, in parts hard, blocky to sub blocky,
in parts grading to siltstone, slightly calcareous.
Siltstone 40%: Moderate brown, dark reddish brown, in parts greenish red, hard to very hard, blocky to
sub blocky, in parts grading to very fine Sandstone, slightly to non calcareous.
9410–9430ft. Siltstone with Intercalation of Claystone.


sub blocky, in parts grading to very fine Sandstone, slightly to non calcareous
Claystone 40%: Moderate brown to brown, reddish brown, soft to firm, in parts hard, blocky to sub blocky,
in parts grading to siltstone, slightly calcareous.
9448–9453ft. Limestone with Streaks of Siltstone.

Limestone 80%: White to off white, dirty gray, dirty brown, soft to moderately hard, microcrystalline to
cryptocrystalline, chalky, blocky, trace calcite crystals.

Claystone 60%: Moderate brown to brown, reddish brown, grayish red, in parts brownish grey, soft to
firm, in parts hard, blocky to sub blocky, in parts grading to siltstone, slightly calcareous.
Siltstone 40%: Dark reddish brown, moderate brown, in parts greenish red, hard to very hard, blocky to
9480–9485ft. Limestone with Intercalation of Siltstone.

Limestone 70%: White to off white, dirty gray, dirty brown, soft to moderately hard, microcrystalline to
cryptocrystalline, chalky, blocky, trace calcite crystals.
9485–9520ft. Claystone with streaks of Siltstone.

9520–9525ft. Siltstone with streaks of Claystone.

Siltstone 80%: Dark reddish brown, moderate brown, in parts greenish red, moderate olive brown, hard to
very hard, blocky to sub blocky, in parts grading to very fine Sandstone, slightly to non calcareous.

Claystone 40%: Greenish grey, very pale green, in parts pale blue green, moderate brown to brown, soft to
firm, blocky to sub blocky, in parts grading to siltstone, slightly calcareous, trace calcite veins.

9540–9550ft. Siltstone with Streaks of Claystone.
9550–9600ft. Claystone with thin beds of Siltstone.

Claystone 90%: Greenish grey, very pale green, in parts pale blue green, soft to firm, blocky to sub blocky,
in parts grading to siltstone, slightly calcareous, trace calcite veins.

in parts grading to siltstone, non to slightly calcareous.


EOCENE FORMATION:
Age : Eocene
Lower Contact : Murree-3
Lithology : Limestone with streaks of Marl, Shale, thin beds of Claystone and traces of
Siltstone and Anhydrite.
9710–9720ft Limestone with streaks of Siltstone.

Limestone 80%: Light olive grey, yellowish grey, pale yellowish brown, soft to firm, cryptocrystalline,
argillaceous, trace anhydrite, tr shale.
sub blocky, in parts grading to very fine Sandstone, non to slightly calcareous.
9720–9800ft Predominantly Limestone.

Limestone 100%: Light olive grey, light grey, yellowish grey, pale yellowish brown, soft to firm, in parts
moderately hard to hard, cryptocrystalline, in parts microcrystalline, argillaceous, in parts grading to marl,
in parts dolomitic, trace disseminated pyrite, trace anhydrite, trace shale, trace siltstone.
9800–9830ft. Predominantly Limestone.

Limestone 100%: Light olive grey, light grey, yellowish grey, pale yellowish brown, soft to firm, in parts
moderately hard to hard, cryptocrystalline, in parts microcrystalline, argillaceous, in parts dolomitic.
Remark: Weak fluorescence due to crude oil addition in active system

Limestone 100%: Light grey to medium grey, light bluish grey, greenish grey, soft – firm, blocky,
cryptocrystalline, argillaceous, in parts grading to marl, trace dolomitic.

Limestone 100%: Medium light grey, light bluish grey, in parts light olive grey, soft to firm, blocky,
cryptocrystalline, highly argillaceous, grading to marl.

9990–10010ft. Marl with intercalation of Limestone.
Marl 70%: Light grey to medium light grey, light olive grey, soft, in parts sub blocky, slightly sticky.

Limestone 100%: Medium light grey, light bluish grey, in parts light olive grey, soft to firm, blocky,
cryptocrystalline, highly argillaceous, grading to marl.

Marl 70%: Light grey to medium light grey, light olive grey, soft, in parts sub blocky, slightly sticky.

Limestone 100%: Brownish grey, light grey, dark grey, in parts grayish black, brownish black, soft to firm,
in parts moderately hard to hard, blocky, cryptocrystalline, in parts microcrystalline, trace forams, trace
micro fracture filled with calcite.

Limestone 100%: Brownish grey, light grey, dark grey, in parts grayish black, brownish black, soft to firm,
in parts moderately hard to hard, blocky, cryptocrystalline, in parts microcrystalline, trace forams, trace
micro fracture filled with calcite

Limestone 100%: Brownish grey, light grey, dark grey, in parts grayish black, brownish black, moderately
hard to hard, blocky, cryptocrystalline, in parts microcrystalline, trace forams, trace micro fracture filled
with calcite.

Limestone 100%: Light olive grey, olive grey, greenish grey, in parts off white, brownish black, soft to firm,
in parts hard, blocky to sub blocky, cryptocrystalline, in parts microcrystalline, argillaceous.
10144–10150ft.Predominantly Limestone.
Limestone 100%: Light olive grey, olive grey, greenish grey, soft to firm, in parts moderately hard, blocky
to sub blocky, cryptocrystalline, in parts microcrystalline, slightly argillaceous.
Remark: Very weak fluorescence due to crude oil addition in active system.
10150–10165ft.Predominantly Limestone.
Limestone 100%: Brownish grey, light grey to dark grey, in parts grayish black, in parts brownish black,
moderately hard to hard, in parts very hard blocky, cryptocrystalline to microcrystalline, trace micro
fracture.
10165–10170ft.Predominantly Marl.
Marl 100%: Light olive grey, greenish grey, soft to firm, blocky to sub blocky.

Limestone 100%: Brownish grey, light grey to dark grey, in parts brownish black, moderately hard to hard,
in parts very hard blocky, cryptocrystalline, in parts microcrystalline, trace micro fracture.

Limestone 100%: Brownish grey, dark grey, in parts brownish black, moderately hard to hard, in parts very
hard blocky, cryptocrystalline, in parts microcrystalline, trace micro fracture. Remark: Weak fluorescence
due to crude oil addition in active system.

10356–10380ft. Marl with streaks of Limestone.
Marl 80%: Light bluish grey, medium light grey to medium grey, olive grey, soft to firm, in parts
amorphous, blocky.
Limestone 20%: Light grey, white, dirty white, medium light grey, soft to firm, sub blocky,
cryptocrystalline, highly argillaceous, trace shale.
10380–10390ft. Predominantly Marl

Marl 100%: As above.
10390–10430ft. Predominantly Marl

Marl 100%: Light bluish grey, medium light grey to medium grey, olive grey, soft to firm, in parts
amorphous, blocky.
10430–10480ft. Limestone with intercalation of Marl.

Limestone 70%: Dark grey, brownish grey, light grey, in parts brownish black, firm to moderately hard, in
part hard, cryptocrystalline, in parts microcrystalline.
Marl 30%: As above.

Marl 70%: Olive grey, light olive grey, very light grey to light grey, soft to firm, in parts amorphous, blocky,
trace anhydrite.

Limestone 100%: White, off white, dirty white, very light grey, soft to firm, in parts hard, blocky to sub
blocky, cryptocrystalline to microcrystalline, chalky.

Limestone 100%: Pale yellowish brown, off white, dirty white, very light grey, yellowish grey, in parts
brownish grey, soft to firm, in parts hard, blocky to sub blocky, cryptocrystalline to microcrystalline,
chalky, in parts anhydrite.

Limestone 100%: Off white, dirty white, very light grey, in parts brownish grey, olive grey, soft to firm, in
parts hard, blocky to sub blocky, cryptocrystalline in parts microcrystalline, chalky, in parts argillaceous, in
parts anhydrite.

Limestone100%: Brownish grey, light brownish grey, olive grey in parts brownish black, off white,
occasionally dusky yellowish brown, soft to firm, in parts moderately hard, blocky to sub blocky,
cryptocrystalline, in parts microcrystalline, in parts argillaceous.

Limestone 100% : Brownish grey, light brownish grey, olive grey in parts brownish black, off white,
occasionally dusky yellowish brown, soft to firm, in parts moderately hard, blocky to sub blocky,
cryptocrystalline, in parts microcrystalline, in parts argillaceous.

Limestone 100%: Brownish grey, light brownish grey, olive grey, in parts brownish black, off white, soft to
firm, in parts hard, blocky to sub blocky, cryptocrystalline, in parts microcrystalline, chalky, trace
anhydrite, trace fossils.

Limestone 100%: Pale yellowish brown, brownish grey, light brownish grey, in parts brownish black, soft
to firm, in parts hard, blocky to sub blocky, cryptocrystalline, in parts microcrystalline, chalky, trace fossils.

Limestone 100%:
Medium grey, medium light grey, light olive grey, brownish grey, Pale yellowish brown, soft to firm, in
parts moderately hard, blocky to sub blocky, cryptocrystalline, chalky.

Limestone 100%: Medium grey, medium light grey, light olive grey, brownish grey, Pale yellowish brown,
soft to firm, in parts hard, blocky to sub blocky, cryptocrystalline to microcrystalline, chalky, trace fossil.

Limestone 100%: Brownish grey, medium grey, medium light grey, light olive grey, Pale yellowish brown,
soft to firm, in parts hard, blocky to sub blocky, cryptocrystalline, in parts microcrystalline, chalky, trace
fossil.

soft to firm, in parts hard, blocky to sub blocky, cryptocrystalline, in parts microcrystalline, chalky, trace
fossil.

soft to firm, in parts moderately hard, blocky to sub blocky, cryptocrystalline, in parts microcrystalline,
chalky, trace fossil.

Limestone 100%: Dark yellowish brown, light brownish grey, medium light grey, in parts brownish grey,
soft to firm, in parts moderately hard, blocky to sub blocky, cryptocrystalline, in parts microcrystalline,
chalky.
Limestone 100%: Brownish gray, medium gray, medium light gray, light olive gray, soft to firm, in parts
moderately hard, blocky to sub blocky, cryptocrystalline, in parts microcrystalline.

Limestone 100%: Brownish gray, medium gray, medium light gray, light olive gray, soft to firm, in parts
moderately hard, blocky to sub blocky, cryptocrystalline, in parts microcrystalline.

Limestone 100%: Pale yellowish brown, medium gray to medium light gray, in parts brownish grey,
occasionally off white, soft to firm, in parts hard, blocky to sub blocky, cryptocrystalline, in parts
microcrystalline.

Limestone 100%: Brownish gray, medium gray, medium light gray, in parts light brownish gray,
microcrystalline, occasionally chalky.

Limestone 100%: Brownish grey, medium grey, medium light grey, in parts light brownish grey,
microcrystalline, occasionally chalky.
11595–11610ft. Marl with streaks of Anhydrite and Limestone.

Marl 60%: Medium light grey, very light grey, light brownish grey, in parts off dirty white, medium dark
grey, soft to firm, in parts amorphous, sub blocky.
Anhydrite 20%: Dirty white, white, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky.
11610–11620ft. Limestone with streak of Marl.

Limestone 80%: Light brownish grey, olive grey, medium grey to medium light grey, soft to firm, blocky to
sub blocky, cryptocrystalline, in parts argillaceous.
Marl 20%: As above.

Limestone 100%
Light brownish grey, olive grey, medium grey to medium light grey, soft to firm, blocky to sub blocky,
cryptocrystalline, in parts argillaceous.
11650–11670ft. Marl with intercalation of Limestone and streaks of Anhydrite.

Marl 50%: Light bluish grey, light greenish grey, in parts light grey of white, soft, in parts amorphous, sub
blocky.
Limestone: 30%: White, off white, very light grey, in parts medium grey, soft to firm, blocky – sub blocky,
cryptocrystalline, chalky, in parts argillaceous.
Anhydrite: 20%: White, dirty white, of white, soft to firm, sub blocky to blocky.

Limestone 100%: White, off white, very light grey, in parts medium grey, soft to firm, blocky to sub blocky,
cryptocrystalline, chalky, occasionally argillaceous.

Limestone 100%: Off white, dirty white, very light grey, in parts medium grey, soft to firm, blocky to sub
blocky, cryptocrystalline, grading to marl, in parts dolomitic, occasionally argillaceous.
11690–11700ft. Marl with streaks of Limestone.

Marl 80%: Light gray, very light gray, light bluish gray, soft, in parts amorphous, sub blocky, in parts
grading to argillaceous Limestone.

Limestone 100%: Brownish grey, yellowish grey, dirty white, very light grey, soft to firm, blocky to sub
blocky, cryptocrystalline, argillaceous.
11720–11760ft. Limestone with Thin beds of Anhydrite.

Limestone 90%: Brownish grey, yellowish grey, dirty white, very light grey, soft to firm, blocky to sub
blocky, cryptocrystalline argillaceous.
Anhydrite 10%: white, of white, in parts dirty white, soft – firm, sub blocky to blocky.
11760–11805ft. Limestone with Intercalation of Marl.

Limestone 60%: Brownish grey, yellowish grey, dirty white, light grey, occasionally grey, soft to firm,
blocky to sub blocky, cryptocrystalline, in parts argillaceous.
Marl 40%: Light olive gray, light greenish gray, in parts light gray, of white, occasionally bluish gray, soft,
in parts amorphous, sub blocky.

Limestone 60%: Brownish gray, yellowish gray, dirty white, light gray, occasionally gray, soft to firm,
blocky to sub blocky, cryptocrystalline, in parts argillaceous.
Marl 40%: Light olive gray, light greenish gray, in parts light gray, of white, occasionally bluish gray, soft,
in parts amorphous, sub blocky.
11820–11855ft. Predominantly Limestone

Limestone 100%: Brownish gray, dark yellowish brown, in parts brownish black, medium dark gray, soft to
firm, in parts hard, blocky to sub blocky, cryptocrystalline, in parts microcrystalline, argillaceous.
11855–11915ft. Marl.
Marl 100%: Med gray, med lt gray, light bluish gray, very light gray, soft, in parts amorphous, sub blocky,
trace shale.

Limestone 70%: White, off white, dirty white, very light gray, in blocky to sub blocky, cryptocrystalline,
argillaceous.
Marl 30%: As above.
11920–11950ft. Predominantly Limestone

Limestone 100%: White, off white, dirty white, very light gray, brownish gray, occasionally medium gray,
soft to firm, blocky to sub blocky, cryptocrystalline, dolomitic in parts, argillaceous.
Remarks: Weak fluorescence due to crude oil addition in active system.
11950–12010ft. Predominantly Shale

Shale: 100%: Light bluish gray, greenish gray, medium dark gray, firm to moderately hard, soft in parts,
blocky to sub blocky, sub fissile, sub platy, silty, trace anhydrite, grading to Silty Claystone at places,
slightly to non calcareous.

Claystone 100%: Moderately reddish brown, reddish brown, dusky brown, pale yellowish orange,
moderately yellow, occasionally light bluish grey, soft–firm, moderately hard in parts, blocky to sub blocky,
silty, grading to Siltstone, trace disseminated pyrite non to slightly calcareous.

Claystone 100%: Moderately brown, pale brown, dusky brown, occasionally light bluish grey, pale
yellowish orange, soft–firm, in parts moderately hard, blocky to sub blocky, silty, grading to Siltstone, trace
shale, occasionally limestone, non to slightly calcareous.

Claystone 100%: Moderately brown, pale reddish brown, in parts grayish red, soft–firm, in parts
moderately hard, blocky to sub blocky, silty, in parts grading to siltstone, trace Shale, trace limestone, trace
calcite, non to slightly calcareous.
12110–12180ft. Claystone with intercalation of Siltstone


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Well Name : Khaur North–1

Ground Elevation : 1556.34ft AMSL

PetroServices GmbH–Mud Logging Services–Unit No. PTPS–9009 Well: Khaur North–1

1.3 REGIONAL GEOLOGY

1.4 SUB SURFACE GEOMETERY

PetroServices GmbH–Mud Logging Services–Unit No. PTPS–9009 Well: Khaur North–1

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1.6 RESERVOIR ROCK

1.7 CAP ROCK/SEAL

1.8 POL SUPERVISOR CREW

PetroServices GmbH–Mud Logging Services–Unit No. PTPS–9009 Well: Khaur North–1

1. Fiaz un Nabi Butt Drilling Supervisor

1.9 MUD LOGGING CREW

1. Gohar Sharif Pressure Engineer

1.10 PETROSERVICES INTRODUCTION

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85–110ft. Sand stone with thin beds and Streaks of Claystone.

110–130ft. Predominantly Sand stone.

160–180ft. Sand stone with streaks of Claystone.

180–260ft. Sand stone with Streaks of Siltstone and Claystone.

260–270ft. Sand stone with Thin Beds of Claystone.

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300–380ft. Predominantly Claystone.

380–390ft. Sandstone with intercalation of Claystone and streaks of Siltstone.

390–400ft. Predominantly Sandstone.

400–430ft. Sandstone with Streaks of Claystone.

430–440ft. Claystone with Intercalation of Sandstone.

440–470ft. Sandstone with Intercalation of Claystone.

470–500ft. Claystone with strikes of Sandstone.

500–520ft. Claystone with intercalation of Sandstone.

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520–560ft. Sandstone with thin beds of Claystone.

560–580ft. Claystone with intercalation of Sandstone.

580–590ft. Predominantly Claystone.

590–600ft. Claystone with streaks of Sandstone.

600–650ft. Sandstone with Thin beds and streaks of Claystone.

650–680ft. Claystone with intercalation of Sandstone.

680–700ft. Predominantly Sandstone.

700–790ft. Predominantly Sandstone.

790–800ft. Sandstone with Intercalation of Claystone.

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800–810ft. Claystone with Thin beds of Sandstone.

810–840ft. Predominantly Claystone.

840–860ft. Predominantly Claystone.

860–890ft. Claystone with Intercalation of Sandstone and Thin Beds of Siltstone.

890–920ft. Claystone with Thin Beds of Sandstone.

920–930ft. Sand stone with Intercalation of Claystone.

940–960ft. Sand stone with Streaks of Claystone.

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960–990ft. Claystone with Thin Beds of Sandstone

990–1000ft. Sandstonewith Streaks of Claystone.

1000–1050ft. Predominantly Sandstone.

1050–1070ft. Claystone with Intercalation of Sandstone.

1070–1090ft. Predominantly Sandstone.

1090–1150ft. Sandstonewith Thin Beds of Claystone.

1150–1190ft. Predominantly Sandstone.

1190–1219ft. Predominantly Sandstone.

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1290–1380ft. Predominantly Sandstone.

1380–1400ft. Predominantly Sandstone.

1400–1420ft. Sandstonewith Intercalation of Siltstone and Thin Beds of Claystone.

1450–1470ft. Sandstonewith Intercalation of Siltstone and Streaks of Claystone.