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RIVERSIDE

LAND GRAVEL TIMBER OIL-GAS HUNTING

FOR SALE

RIVERSIDE encompasses 2565 acres in the northeastern corner of East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana. The property is located approximately 12 miles northeast of Clinton and 40 miles northeast of Baton Rouge.   The lands are bordered on the east by the Amite River with 15,000 feet of riverfront access. The property has 7.5 miles of interior roads. 

 

The undeveloped land contains abundant gravel, timber, and an approximate 5 million barrels of recoverable oil in the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale (TMS) reservoir.  The property has abundant gravel reserves. This asset represents a one-of-a-kind investment with multiple income-producing channels.

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HISTORY

History
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In 1937, the tract of land known as Riverside, bordered on the north and east by the Amite River as it flows over the Louisiana line, changed hands from a local Louisiana businessman to an attorney, Fred Anderson, Jr. in Gloster, Mississippi for a purchase price of $18,750.  Three years later, he married and transferred the tract to his wife Polly who owned it until her death in 1988. The land then passed to her daughters, Polly Chambers and Mary Petty, who transferred the land into an LLC in 2012. Since Polly’s death in 2020, Riverside is owned by Mary Petty and Polly’s daughters, Polly Douglas and Drake.

GRAVEL

Gravel
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RIVERSIDE contains abundant gravel resources spread across the entire property with geological core data to support.  75 acres were utilized in a gravel mining operation for several years.

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Pile of Logs

TIMBER

Timber

As per the 2020 appraisal calculations, approximately 2,409 acres are growing timber with a total estimated value of $1.74 million.

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OIL & GAS

The property is not currently under an oil and gas lease. An evaluation conducted by trend expert, Amelia Resources LLC, confirms approximately 5 million barrels of recoverable oil in the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale (TMS) reservoir. At $60 per barrel of oil, potential income could range from $1-70 million with drilling in the future.

Oil and Gas
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HUNTING

Hunting

The variations in habitat across Riverside are perfect for holding and sustaining populations of deer and turkeys. From hardwoods along the river, to managed pine plantations in various stages, to established food plots, this property is home to an outstanding number of wildlife.  The interior road system is well maintained. 

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CONSULTANT


AMELIA RESOURCES, LLC has been exploring for oil and gas across Central Louisiana and Southwestern Mississippi for over thirty-two years. As a consultant to RIVERSIDE, Amelia is assisting with the marketing of the property.

CONTACT


Kirk Barrell


281.798.6741


kabarrell@gmail.com

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LAND GRAVEL TIMBER OIL-GAS HUNTING

RIVERSIDE

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