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Recent acquisition of 24-fold seismic reflection profiles on the Beaufort shelf by the US Geological Survey permit a better analysis of the petroleum potential of the Arctic National Wildlife Range (ANWR) than could be made from previously available data. The new data, gathered in the fall of 1977, suggest that the principal potential of the Wildlife Range is for a number of medium to large gas and oil accumulations in Cretaceous and Tertiary rocks, rather than for a supergiant accumulation of oil and gas in Mississippian to Triassic rocks, as previously available data, considered alone, seemed to suggest. The seismic data collected in the Beaufort Sea off the Wildlife Range in 1977 have been only partially processed and interpreted at the time of this writing. This analysis, therefore, depends heavily on preliminary interpretation of unprocessed single-channel seismic reflection monitor profiles and on one processed 24-fold CDP seismic line. When the entire body of seismic profiles off the ANWR coast is processed and interpreted, a more complete report can be prepared. The location, geographic features, and petroleum development of ANWR and vicinity are shown.

Preliminary analysis of the petroleum potential of the Arctic National Wildlife Range, Alaska