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North Dakota Century Code Title 38. Mining and Gas and Oil Production

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  • Chapter 38-01. General Provisions
  • Chapter 38-02. Lode and Mining Claims
  • Chapter 38-08. Control of Gas and Oil Resources
  • Chapter 38-08.1. Geophysical Exploration Requirements
  • Chapter 38-09. Exploration and Production on Publicly Owned Lands
  • Chapter 38-10. Sales and Leases by Personal Representatives
  • Chapter 38-11. Lease of Minerals on Public Lands
  • Chapter 38-11.1. Oil and Gas Production Damage Compensation
  • Chapter 38-11.2. Subsurface Exploration Damages
  • Chapter 38-12. Regulation, Development, and Production of Subsurface Minerals
  • Chapter 38-12.1. Exploration Data
  • Chapter 38-13.1. Trusts for Unlocatable Mineral Owners
  • Chapter 38-14.1. Surface Mining and Reclamation Operations
  • Chapter 38-14.2. Abandoned Surface Mine Reclamation
  • Chapter 38-14.3. Surface Mining and Reclamation Bond Fund
  • Chapter 38-15. Resolution of Conflicts in Subsurface Mineral Production
  • Chapter 38-16. Surface Mining Reports
  • Chapter 38-17. Coal Leasing Practices Act
  • Chapter 38-18. Surface Owner Protection Act
  • Chapter 38-18.1. Termination of Mineral Interest
  • Chapter 38-19. Geothermal Resource Development Regulation
  • Chapter 38-20. Interstate Mining Compact
  • Chapter 38-21. Exploration Fund
  • Chapter 38-22. Carbon Dioxide Underground Storage

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