Proposed 1982 Outer Continental Shelf oil and gas lease sale offshore southern California
Subtitle: OCS sale no. 68 : final environmental impact statement
By: prepared by Bureau of Land Management, Dept. of the Interior
Contributors: United States. Bureau of Land Management. Pacific Outer Continental Shelf Office
Publisher: U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management
Published: 1981
Place of publication: Washington, D.C.]
Language: eng
Subjects: Gas well drilling; Offshore oil well drilling; Continental shelf; Environmental aspects; Oil and gas leases; Petroleum industry and trade; Environmental impact statements
Other titles: OCS sale no. 68 :; Proposed OCS oil and gas lease sale no. 68 :; Outer Continental Shelf sale number 68 :
Description: "Proposed OCS Sale No. 68 includes a maximum offering of 218 tracts, with a total area of about 450,415 hectares (1,112,975 acres). The tracts are offshore Southern California, between 3 and 84 geographic miles offshore and in water depths from about 46 to 1500 m (150 to 4,900 feet). Tracts comprise three subareas: the Santa Barbara Channel; Inner Banks (containing the Anacapa Island area, Santa Monica Basin and the San Pedro area); Outer Banks (containing the area south of Santa Rosa Island, San Nicolas Basin, Dall Bank, southeast Tanner Bank and Santa Tomas Knoll)"--Page i, vol. 1.
Notes: "November 1981."

"BLM-YN-ES-81-002-1792."

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