Addendum # 1 Exhibit A - Documented Orphaned Abandoned Well List Region 7.xlsx

This is an Addendum #1 Exhibit A documenting an orphaned and abandoned well list for Region 7 under the West Virginia Department of Natural Resources (SDNR), West Virginia Division of Forestry (SDC), and various county parks and recreation departments. The document comprises a comprehensive spreadsheet listing 176 documented orphaned and abandoned wells across multiple wildlife management areas, state parks, and county parks within the region. The wells are catalogued with specific identifiers, locations (including XY coordinates), well types, depths, historical uses (including gas production, oil production, and house use), responsible parties, farm names, and well numbers. The list includes wells located within named management areas such as Burnsville Lake, Little Kanawha, Wallback, Toll Gate, Beury Mountain, Stumptown, Tomlinson Run State Park, Hillcrest, Sandy Creek, Frozen Camp, O'Brien Lake, Morris Creek, Stonewall Jackson Lake, Stonecoal Lake, Lewis County Park, Jackson's Mill, Cecil H. Underwood, Snake Hill, Federal Ridge, Sand Hill, North Bend State Park, Ritchie Mines, Hughes River, Valley Falls State Park, Pleasant Creek, The Jug, Cabwaylingo State Forest, Beech Fork Lake, East Lynn Lake, Big Ditch, and Lewis Wetzel Wildlife Management Areas.

The well inventory reflects various operator designations, with the majority marked as "OPERATOR UNKNOWN," indicating the original responsible parties could not be identified. Several wells are associated with known operators including Columbia Natural Resources LLC, Pemco Gas Inc., Libbey Owens Gas, Myers Drilling Co., Pacific Atlantic Resources Inc., Walker Oil and Gas Inc., and others. Well depths vary, with some documented as deep (greater than 3,000 feet) and others classified as shallow or not available. The spreadsheet serves as a foundational resource for prioritizing orphaned well remediation efforts across West Virginia's Region 7, facilitating coordination between state natural resources divisions, forestry divisions, and local county recreation departments for plugging and restoration activities.