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Triangle to Bolt On Oily Properties in the Williston Basin
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Triangle Petroleum Corporation has reported that Triangle USA Petroleum Corporation (TUSA), the Company's wholly-owned E&P subsidiary, has entered into two separate definitive agreements to acquire Williston Basin properties located in Montana and North Dakota.
For more information including purchase price, net acreage, and more, access the story here via Shale Experts' A&D Database.
Triangle currently holds interests in approximately 92,000 net Williston Basin acres.
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