Farrell Cooper Mining Co.
PO Box 11050 Fort Smith, Arkansas 72917Farrell Cooper Mining Co. is a corporation lessee based in Fort Smith, Arkansas for 5 coal leases—4 are authorized and 1 is withdrawn.
Quick Facts
- Farrell Cooper Mining Co. is a corporation entity
- Named as a lessee in the listed leases
- Farrell Cooper Mining Co. is listed with 5 total leases
- 1 leases are withdrawn
Farrell Cooper Mining Co. of Fort Smith, Arkansas | 4 Coal Mining Leases
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Coal Leases
Serial NumberOwnership StatusDispositionPercent InterestCommodityInterest RelationshipAcresCase TypeCountyLast AssessedLast ActionLast Action Date
OKNM 108097
Current
Authorized
-
Coal
Lessee
2,380
Nonreg Competitive Coal Lease by Application
Haskell, OK
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Readjustment Due
9/1/2026
OKNM 107920
Current
Authorized
-
Coal
Lessee
1,398.25
Nonreg Competitive Coal Lease by Application
Latimer, OK
-
Readjustment Due
9/1/2026
OKNM 091571
Current
Authorized
-
Coal
Lessee
2,120
Nonreg Competitive Coal Lease by Application
Le Flore, OK
-
Royalty Rate Certification Due
6/1/2022
OKNM 091590
Current
Authorized
-
Coal
Lessee
420
Nonreg Competitive Coal Lease by Application
Le Flore, OK
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Suspension of Operations or Production Continues
12/22/2021
OKNM 124610
Prior
Withdrawn
-
Coal
Applicant
460
Nonreg Competitive Coal Lease by Application
Haskell, OK
-
Decision Issued
7/7/2021
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