Satellite and aerial maps of Maureen A platform with nearby locations
| Nearby locations | Km | Bearing | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Varg A platform , Offshore Norway | 12.6 | 118 | ENXV |
| Sleipner A platform , Offshore Norway | 28.8 | 024 | ENSL |
 c 22nm SSW Piper Alpha , Offshore UK | 33.2 | 262 | |
| Alba North platform , Offshore UK | 37.4 | 258 | ARN |
| Piper A platform , Offshore UK | 45.0 | 324 | |
| Draupner S platform , Offshore Norway | 45.6 | 081 |
Maureen A platform |
1983 to 2001 | ||
| 58° 7' 51.6'' N 1° 42' 2.4'' E | ||
| Central North Sea, Block 16/29A, Maureen Field, Offshore UK | ||
| ICAO: | IATA: | Local: MRN |
| Elevation: 197 feet | ||
The Maureen Field was discovered in 1972, with hydrocarbons sourced from the Jurassic Kimmeridge Formation. They have been trapped in the Palaeocene Maureen Formation, which has been domed into an anticline by mobilisation of Permian salt beneath it. It began production in 1983 and ceased in Oct 1999. 
