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| '''Devils Tower''' is a deep-water oil and gas production ] ] located in the ] and named after ]. | '''Devils Tower''' is a deep-water oil and gas production ] ] located in the ] and named after ]. | ||
| Devils Tower is located in block 773 of the ] region of the Gulf of |
Devils Tower is located in block 773 of the ] region of the Gulf of America. Until 2010 it was the record holder for being located in the deepest water for a production truss spar (this record was broken by Royal Dutch Shell's ] platform). It was completed at the end of 2003. Originally it was built for and operated by Dominion Exploration which sold its Gulf of America holdings to ] which now operates the platform. The platform is owned by Williams (NYSE: WMB) | ||
| The facility was built by ] and is located {{convert|5610|ft|sp=us}} above the seabed. | The facility was built by ] and is located {{convert|5610|ft|sp=us}} above the seabed. | ||
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This article is about the oil platform "Devils Tower". For other uses, see Devils Tower.
Devils Tower is a deep-water oil and gas production Spar oil platform located in the Gulf of America and named after Devils Tower National Monument.
Devils Tower is located in block 773 of the Mississippi Canyon region of the Gulf of America. Until 2010 it was the record holder for being located in the deepest water for a production truss spar (this record was broken by Royal Dutch Shell's Perdido platform). It was completed at the end of 2003. Originally it was built for and operated by Dominion Exploration which sold its Gulf of America holdings to Eni which now operates the platform. The platform is owned by Williams (NYSE: WMB)
The facility was built by J. Ray McDermott and is located 5,610 feet (1,710 m) above the seabed.
External links
- Builder's information page
- "J. Ray McDermott completes Devils Tower spar project". Business Wire. 2004-02-09. Retrieved 2008-05-23.
28°12′32″N 88°44′15″W / 28.20889°N 88.73750°W / 28.20889; -88.73750
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