Table H-4-Estimated Value of Offshore Production of Crude Oil and Gas From Submerged Lands Off California and Louisiana, 1960–66 2 Total underestimated by value of 1961 California gas production. Source: Battelle Memorial Institute; Bureau of Mines; State of Louisiana; U.S. Geological Survey; Bay Department of Conservation (Calif.); Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association. Bungou Enterior Bill Downey Table H-5-Industrial Expenditures on Offshore Oil and Gas Leases, by States and Recipient Governments, 1954-66 Inclusive 1 Information on bonuses, rentals, and royalties paid to the State of Texas on offshore leases out to the 3league line is not available. Annual amounts are believed relatively small. ?"Total Federal" includes other payments to the Federal Government: $2,100,000 from lands off Florida in 1959; $29,045,074 from lands off Oregon and $8,231,188 off Washington in 1965; and $1,276,302 off Oregon and $466,260 off Washington in 1966. * Payments to Federal Government include amounts paid during 1960-64 inclusive for, bonuses, rentals, and royalties from zones 2 and 3, totaling $771,200,000, which is held in escrow awaiting final decision over these zones. *Includes $8,300,000 to the State of Alaska, an average value over the period 1960-66, imputed to each year. Source: Environmental Science Services Administration; Coast and Geodetic Survey; U.S. Department of Commerce; Battelle Memorial Institute; Bureau of Land Management; Department of the Interior; Louisiana Mineral Board; Alaska Department of Natural Resources; California State Lands Division; and supplementary sources. tapping 200 will ass И in bill passed end 68 Table H-6-Rents, Royalties, and Bonuses on Outer Continental Shelf Lands for 1967 of Marine Science Affairs Lease Fees Totals.... 4. 77 568.38 38.49 611.64 0.42 None 2.61 3.03 0.04 21. 19 None 21.23 1.03 None None 1.03 0.36 None None 0.36 90-3-450,000 57.93 bil 5006 1 Federal lands; figures represent money received by the Federal Government. 2 Figures do not include amounts placed in escrow which were earned on disputed land still under litigation. Louisiana figures however include a transfer to the Federal General Fund of monies previously tied up in escrow ($5,496,136 in bonuses and $527,328 in rentals), the disposition of which was resolved in 1967. 68 acd 2! mil added to escrow in Table H-7-Petroleum Potential of Continental Shelves of the World1 1 Adapted from "Offshore Operations Around the World"; Weeks, Lewis G., Offshore, June 20, 1967, Vol. 27, No. 7. 2 Areas to depth of 1000 feet of water. 3 "Excellent Potential” rating is given to areas containing or in continuity with excellent producing areas and with like geology. “Fair Potential” rating is given an area containing or in continuity with a fair producing areз, or when geology is similarly favorable for commercial production. * Includes Europe, Africa, Far East, Oceania, and Antarctica. Table H-8-Employment in Selected Ocean-Related Industries in Coastal States and Those Bordering the Great Lakes, 1966 1 Excludes employment on oceanborne vessels. 1 Totals less than actual figures since some items were not reported (NA). * Boatbuilding and repairing only. * Shipbuilding and repairing only. NA=Figures not available. In most instances, figures were withheld to avoid disclosure of individual reporting units. NOTES Employment as shown here is the reported wage and salary employees of private nonfarm employers and certain nonprofit organizations covered under the Federal Insurance Contributions Act. The data are as of the pay period including Mar. 12, 1966. Entries for "all coastal States" do not necessarily equal total for the United States, since some oceanrelated industry is conducted in inland States. Columns may not add because of rounding of figures. Source: Country Business Patterns, 1966, U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census. Table H-9-Reporting Units, Selected Ocean-Related Industries in Coastal States and Those Bordering the Great Lakes, 1966 1 Does not include oceangoing vessels as employing organizations. 2 Totals less than actual figures since some items have not been reported (NA). NA Figures not available. NOTES "All coastal States" entries do not necessarily equal total for United States, since some ocean related in. dustry is conducted in inland States. "Reporting units" are establishments reporting covered employment under the Federal Insurance Contributions Act during first quarter of 1966. Columns may not add because of rounding of figures. Source: County Business Patterns, 1966, U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census. |