Eastern Shelf

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Eastern Shelf is a prolific oil- and gas-bearing subregion along the eastern margin of the Permian Basin in West Texas, characterized by extensive carbonate and clastic sedimentary deposits.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf gas-bearing region
geologic subregion
hydrocarbon province
oil-bearing region
hasBasinType fore-shelf of Permian Basin
hasCharacteristic prolific hydrocarbon production
hasDepositionalEnvironment clastic shelf deposits
shallow marine carbonates
hasEconomicImportance major gas-producing area in West Texas
major oil-producing area in West Texas
hasExplorationHistory intensively explored for hydrocarbons
hasGeologicAge Permian
hasLithology carbonate rocks
clastic sedimentary rocks
hasProductionStatus mature hydrocarbon province
hasResourceType natural gas
oil
hasStratigraphicSetting eastern margin of the Permian Basin
hasStructuralStyle relatively gentle structural dip
isKnownFor extensive carbonate reservoirs
extensive clastic reservoirs
locatedIn Texas
United States of America
surface form: United States

West Texas NERFINISHED
partOf Permian Basin NERFINISHED

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Permian Basin contains Eastern Shelf