Satellite and aerial maps of Dagmar DM-A platform with nearby locations
| Nearby locations | Km | Bearing | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Rolf platform , Offshore Denmark | 8.8 | 293 | EKRF |
| Gorm G-C platform , Offshore Denmark | 8.8 | 086 | EKGC |
| Tyra West TW-A platform , Offshore Denmark | 17.8 | 027 | EKTW |
| Skjold S-A platform , Offshore Denmark | 18.7 | 104 | EKSC |
| Tyra East TE-E platform , Offshore Denmark | 19.9 | 035 | EKTE |
| Tyra TCP-A platform , Offshore Denmark | 20.0 | 035 |
Dagmar DM-A platform |
1991 to 2006 | ||
| 55° 34' 31.2'' N 4° 37' 10.8'' E | ||
| Central North Sea, Block 5504, Offshore Denmark |
The Dagmar field was discovered in 1983 in the south west of the Danish sector but not brought into production until 1991. It was initially a high producer of oil in the most upper part of the Cretaceous (Danian), from an anticline influenced by Zechstein salt movement. The associated gas was sulphur rich (sour) and has mostly been flared off. Production rates fell rapidly and by the end of 2006, the field had been shut down and the wells capped. 
