According to the American Oil & Gas Historical Society, on August 25, 1922, the Midwest Refining Company began drilling a well on the western edge of the Navajo reservation in San Juan County in New Mexico. Oil is discovered within a month - the state's first commercially successful oil well - producing 375 barrels a day from the San Juan Basin. Midwest will drill 11 more wells to establish the Hogback oilfield as a major producer. Two years later, a pipeline to Farmington is completed and oil is shipped by rail to Salt Lake City, Utah, for refining.
No, there was an oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
What caused the the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico was an oil well blowout and explosion.
There are a variety of chief products from New Mexico. Some of these include livestock, crops, mining, as well as products created through manufacturing.
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well....... the oil spill hit the gulf of Mexico
This oil Well was the first in the US.
On November 14, 1947, the first deep offshore oil well was completed in the Gulf of Mexico, 45 miles south of Morgan City, Louisiana. Three years later, the value of the area was confirmed, as five more major oil fields were discovered.
Pecans and chili peppers are major agriculture products in New Mexico. Oil & gas production is a major industry in New Mexico.
As of May 19, 2010; the oil pipe off Louisiana is Still leaking oil into the Gulf of Mexico. It will be leaking oil well into the foresee future.
a week after the accedent
Oil, peppers and jewelry
The current oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is from an oil well under 5,000 of water.