CHISHOLM OIL AND GAS OPERATING LLC / DIZZY 2008 17 1LOH - Oil Extraction Facility in Ames, Oklahoma

CHISHOLM OIL AND GAS OPERATING LLC / DIZZY 2008 17 1LOH is an operational oil extraction facility situated in Major County, Oklahoma, approximately 0.65 miles west of the intersection of E0560 and N2770 roads near Ames. The facility is classified under NAICS 211120, which covers the extraction of crude petroleum, and is part of the broader oil and gas production infrastructure in the United States. As an oil extraction site, the facility employs standard drilling and production technologies typical of onshore operations in the Mid-Continent region. The regulatory framework includes oversight by the Oklahoma Corporation Commission and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, with applicable rules under the Clean Air Act and the Clean Water Act for emissions and produced water management. The facility's scale is consistent with small to medium-sized wells common in the region. The facility contributes to local oil production, supporting energy supply and economic activity in Major County. Its operational status indicates ongoing extraction, with potential environmental considerations such as groundwater protection and air quality management. The site's location in a rural area reduces immediate population exposure but requires adherence to state and federal environmental standards.

The facility operates in a rural area of Oklahoma, where oil extraction activities can impact local groundwater and air quality. Produced water management and methane emissions are key environmental concerns. The site's proximity to agricultural land necessitates careful handling of drilling fluids and waste to prevent soil contamination. Regulatory compliance with EPA and state rules helps mitigate these risks.