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I don't recall any information about the target zones at Crux-2, in terms of depth.

Crux-1 zones were as follows;

DST 1 conducted over the interval 3816-3853m, flowed at a maximum rate of 31.5 MMscf/d, 1160 b/d condensate on a 96/64” choke.

DST 2 was conducted over the interval 3642-3660m and flowed at a maximum rate of 34.0 MMscf/d with 761 b/d condensate on a 80/64” choke.

Fluid inclusion data suggests a >20 m thick palaeo-oil column within the present-day gas column (Brincat et al., 2003).

What's interesting about this is that the Crux discovery is regarded potentially as extention of the Brewster-Dinichthys-Gorgonichthys-Titanichthys fields and Adele 1.

This means that it's quite probable that the Crux field could actually extend further South (apparently they are after the permit), and the C.G.R is much better the further South they go.