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OPL 205 Oil Spills and Gas Flaring Data

Explore tracker observations, verified concession lineage, mapped block context and oil spill records across the documented identities for this Nigerian concession.

Nigeria Gas Flare Tracker · block aggregationLatest observation: Apr 2021Retrieved: 2 Nov 2026
Flare observations22Oct 2017–Apr 2021
Latest flare estimate294.2K mscfApril 2021
Matched spill records0Explicit block-name matches
Mapped context1 polygonLand · Summit Oil International Ltd

OPL 205 record summary

This authority page combines evidence matching the verified identifiers OPL 205 without rewriting the label supplied by either source. It contains 22 monthly gas flare observations from October 2017 through April 2021. No oil spill record explicitly mentions these identities in the searchable location or impact fields.

Connected state records: Edo. A state connection can come from an explicitly matched spill or the supplied block coordinate and does not define the block's complete legal boundary.

Compare national gas flaring data or browse the related clusters and incident records below.

Block context

Gas flare

Source interpretation

The underlying records retain their original identifiers: OPL 205. Documentary lineage merges evidence for discovery and analysis; it does not silently rename historical observations.

Operator field in matched geography: Summit Oil International Ltd.

Terrain: Land.

Recent OPL 205 flare observations

Related flare clusters

Coordinate falls inside matched polygon
26.0 km
cluster-203

294.2K mscf · 2021-04

Inside block polygon
Relationship rules: spill links require an explicit block-name match in source text; cluster links use polygon containment when a matched polygon exists, otherwise they are clearly labelled as coordinate proximity. Neither establishes legal responsibility or ownership.