T76 · R6 · W4M Township Canada Report

Oil & gas activity in T76 R6 W4M.

Western Canada. Dominant operator CENOVUS ENERGY INC. runs 47% of the active wells. Falls inside the Viking field.

Active wells
707
of 2,213 on file
Pipelines
453.1 km
10 segments
Operators
3
CENOVUS ENERGY INC. dominant
Orphan
0
Clean
Data refreshed · 2026-10-30
Section map of Township 76, Range 6, W4M
707 active · 453.1 km pipe
Well status
Active
Suspended
Abandoned
Orphan
Pipeline
T76 R6 W4M

At a glance

Location
T76 R6 W4M · Western Canada
Dominant operator
CENOVUS ENERGY INC. · 335 wells · 47% of fleet
Field overlap
Viking, Pembina · 75% of township area
Total wells on file
2,213 · 707 active · 47 suspended · 726 abandoned
Orphan exposure
None on fileClean
Pipelines
453.1 km · Sweet gas 60% · Oil 35% · Other 5%
Recent transfers
16 licences · Last 12 months
Last data refresh
2026-10-30 · AER ST37 + ST76 + BA snapshot

Operators in this township

Top 5 BAs by active well count. CENOVUS ENERGY INC. carries roughly 59% of the active fleet. Per-operator profiles arrive in the next release — the in-app search already surfaces every BA snapshot today.

CENOVUS ENERGY INC.

BA 4029

304

Active

31

Susp

12

Abd

0

Orph

Pipestone

BA 5299

120

Active

22

Susp

3

Abd

0

Orph

CNRL

BA 9165

88

Active

16

Susp

4

Abd

0

Orph

Well status breakdown

2213 wells of record across the township. Orphan and recently abandoned counts surface liability exposure for surface-rights work.

Active
707
Suspended
47
Abandoned
726
Orphan
0

Pipeline inventory

453.1 km total · Top 10 by length

AER ST76 pipeline segments crossing the township. Operator, substance, OD, MOP, and H₂S concentration are all in the per-parcel PDF.

Sour Gas Lic 19869297.0 mm · 4,150 kPa · Surge EnergyH₂S 15%4.8 km
Crude Oil Lic 26082147.0 mm · 7,700 kPa · Pipestone4.4 km
Natural Gas Lic 29125203.0 mm · 7,100 kPa · CNRL4.3 km
Crude Oil Lic 28467232.0 mm · 6,300 kPa · Surge Energy3.7 km
Natural Gas Lic 2203070.0 mm · 2,200 kPa · Pipestone3.5 km
Crude Oil Lic 1857780.0 mm · 3,750 kPa · CNRL3.0 km
Natural Gas Lic 18938127.0 mm · 8,350 kPa · Surge Energy2.8 km
Crude Oil Lic 27067155.0 mm · 9,000 kPa · Pipestone2.8 km
Crude Oil Lic 19919223.0 mm · 3,400 kPa · CNRL2.4 km
Crude Oil Lic 19540257.0 mm · 6,300 kPa · Surge Energy1.8 km

Recent licence transfers

16 transfers in last 12 mo

BA-to-BA licence transfers in the township from the AER. Transfers to the Orphan Well Association are flagged.

DateFromToWells
2026-09-30Surge EnergySurge Energy7
2026-08-30PipestonePipestone5
2026-07-30CNRLCNRL7
2026-06-30Surge EnergySurge Energy8
2026-05-30PipestonePipestone6

Drill down: 36 sections in this township

Each cell shows the section number and active-well count. Click through to open the section in the Township Canada app for the full well roster.

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T76 · R6 · W4M

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Township FAQ

About this T76 R6 W4M report

What's the source of well data for T76 R6 W4M?
Active and suspended well counts come from AER ST37, refreshed monthly. Orphan well sites come from the Orphan Well Association inventory. Pipelines come from AER ST76. BA snapshot data is per-licensee. Every page is rebuilt on the 1st of each month after AER data drops.
How often is this page updated?
This page was last refreshed 2026-10-30. Township Canada rebuilds all township pages monthly after AER ST37, ST76, and OWA data drops, typically the first week of the month.
Can I export a PDF report for this township?
Yes — clicking any section in the section grid opens the in-app search at /app/search where you can pull any LSD inside that section and export a per-parcel PDF (combined Energy + Agriculture). Pro and Business users get one free parcel report.
What's the difference between active, suspended, and orphan wells?
Active means the well is producing or capable of producing. Suspended means production has stopped but the well is intact and could resume. Abandoned means the wellbore has been plugged and decommissioned. Orphan means responsibility for the well has been transferred to the OWA — the original operator is gone, often signalling cleanup liability for surface-rights holders. See the full Energy Bundle →