Hennessey South SWD #1 — the US-81 well, just south of town

US-81 follows the old Chisholm Trail through Kingfisher County — Enid to the north, Hennessey, Dover, Kingfisher and El Reno to the south, then on to the Texas line. Everything in this county is organized around it, and Hennessey South SWD #1 sits right on that axis, a short run south of the SH-51 junction in the middle of town.

That location is the point. A truck that loads at a pad north or east of Hennessey, disposes here and heads back out has spent almost none of its day on a lease road. When the alternative is a long haul to a third-party site with a queue at the gate, the difference compounds fast.

The acreage around Hennessey is some of the most consistently developed in the STACK play. Meramec and Woodford horizontals here, and the Mississippian and older conventional production that predates them, produce water on a scale that makes reliable, nearby disposal a basic operating requirement rather than a nice-to-have.

Hennessey South SWD #1 takes water from pads across the central part of the county — north toward the Garfield line, south toward Dover and Kingfisher, and along SH-51 east and west of town. Dispatch treats it as the default destination for anything within a few miles of Hennessey and routes farther loads to the Davis, Choate #1 or Baines wells as capacity and position dictate.

Hennessey has about two thousand residents, a school district whose Eagles draw the whole town on Friday nights, a stretch of US-81 lined with grain elevators and the businesses that serve farming and oil, and a history that runs back to the Chisholm Trail — the town is named for Pat Hennessey, a freighter killed on the trail in 1874. Dover, Loyal, Kingfisher, Cashion, Okarche and Omega are the towns around it.

Choate was founded here and is headquartered here. The company employs local people, buys from local businesses and supports the school, the FFA and 4-H programs, and the community events that hold a small town together. Oklahoma named Choate its 2025 Employer of the Year in recognition of exactly that. Disposal at Hennessey South SWD #1 is money that stays in Hennessey.

From the US-81/SH-51 junction in Hennessey, the site is a short drive south. Use Get Directions for the exact route from your truck's location. The well operates 24 hours a day, every day.

To set up disposal, call dispatch at 580-402-0272 or request a quote through this site. Most Hennessey-area operators use the Choate haul-and-dispose bundle: Choate trucks to Choate wells, one rate, one invoice.