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LETTER TO SHAREHOLDERS 7
INDUSTRY-LEADING POSITIONS IN THE
BIG 6 SHALE PLAYS PLUS EMERGING
UNCONVENTIONAL OIL PLAYS
BARNETT SHALE — North-Central Texas
Largest natural gas producing field in the U.S.
Chesapeake is the second-largest producer, most active
driller and largest leasehold owner in the Core and Tier 1
sweet spots of Tarrant and Johnson counties
2009 total net production of 240 bcfe
Proved reserves of 3,430 bcfe on 290,000 net leasehold acres
FAYETTEVILLE SHALE — Central Arkansas
Third-largest producing shale play in the U.S.
Chesapeake is the second-largest producer
2009 total net production of 90 bcfe
Proved reserves of 2,170 bcfe on 460,000 net leasehold acres
HAYNESVILLE/ BOSSIER SHALE — Northwest Louisiana
and East Texas
Second-largest producing shale play in the U.S.
Chesapeake is largest leasehold owner, largest producer and
most active driller
2009 total net production of 85 bcfe
Proved reserves of 1,830 bcfe on 520,000 net leasehold acres
MARCELLUS SHALE — West Virginia through Northern
Pennsylvania and into Southern New York
Projected to become the largest natural gas field in the U.S.
Chesapeake is the largest leasehold owner and most active driller
2009 total net production of 15 bcfe
Proved reserves of 260 bcfe on 1.6 million net leasehold acres
EAGLE FORD SHALE — South Texas
• Newly emerging play
Cornerstone of Chesapeake’s plan to rapidly increase its oil
and natural gas liquids production
Rapidly increasing leasehold position, from 80,000 net acres
at year-end 2009 to 300,000 net acres today
GREATER GRANITE WASH — Western Oklahoma and
Texas Panhandle
Combines high-volume natural gas with significant oil and
natural gas liquids and generates the highest rates of return
in the company
Chesapeake is the largest leasehold owner, largest producer and
most active driller
2009 total net production of 70 bcfe
Proved reserves of 1,090 bcfe on 190,000 net leasehold acres
Assets
HAYNESVILLE SHALE