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Flare cluster

Gas Flaring at cluster-220

A tracker-defined cluster in Nigeria. It is not interchangeable with a state, LGA or oil block.

Nigeria Gas Flare Tracker · cluster aggregationLatest observation: Feb 2024Retrieved: 1 Nov 2026

Latest observationFebruary 2024Observation period

Latest volume15.7K mscfTracker estimate

2026 to latest0 mscfJan through latest supplied month

Observation coverage6May 2018–Feb 2024

What cluster-220 represents

cluster-220 is one of the geographic aggregations published by the Nigeria Gas Flare Tracker. SpillFlare has 6 monthly observations for this cluster, covering May 2018 through February 2024.

The tracker places the cluster at approximately 5.9726, 4.8439 outside a mapped state boundary. Its coordinate falls inside OML 103 polygon data. Polygon overlap indicates geographic containment, not ownership or operational responsibility.

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Cluster location

Gas flare

Monthly record

2024-02

15.7K mscf

Detected flaring estimate

Supplied

2023-12

22.2K mscf

Detected flaring estimate

Supplied

2022-02

8.9K mscf

Detected flaring estimate

Supplied

2020-01

18.5K mscf

Detected flaring estimate

Supplied

2019-12

12.0K mscf

Detected flaring estimate

Supplied

2018-05

21.1K mscf

Detected flaring estimate

Supplied

Recent trend

Nearby flare clusters

Distance between tracker coordinates

7.7 km

cluster-224

13.5K mscf · 2026-03

Nearby 10.0 km

cluster-2

353.8K mscf · 2021-12

Nearby 15.7 km

cluster-26

223.6K mscf · 2018-10

Nearby 16.7 km

cluster-95

36.3K mscf · 2015-10

Nearby 20.2 km

cluster-94

229.5K mscf · 2014-12

Nearby

Cluster boundaries are tracker-defined. Nearby clusters and containing block polygons are geographic relationships calculated from supplied coordinates; they do not establish a shared operator or facility.