Texas Oil & Gas Well Data by County (API, Operator, Lat/Long)

Texas Well Data
	Texas Extended Well Data with County Base Map All of the wells for an entire county at one low price Includes Texas County Map Base Map. (See the Texas County Map page for more details.) All Data (GIS and well data) updated at the time of order. (Please allow up to 2 business days for delivery.) Get an initial view of opportunities while managing costs Ultra-fast delivery to your own online account Easily integrates with standard mapping applications and spreadsheets Single Update (per county): $149.00

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When entering new prospective areas to evaluate opportunities, you need to be smart about where you spend your time and your money. Larger data providers have excellent well information, but you know the rub: the cost of these services can be prohibitive during the initial stages of development. Subscription arrangements can easily run $10,000 or more per year, for just a few counties.

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Well Header Fields

X/Y or Latitude/Longitude

Position of the well. Supported units are Geodetic (Lat/Lon) or X/Y (State Plane, UTM). Coordinates may be in NAD27 or NAD83 earth models.

Symbol Type

Symbol type. Common types are oil, gas, dry, loc, oilgas. Coming soon: Online list of all well symbol types.

API

Contains the 8-digit API number assigned to the well bore. The first 3 digits indicate the county in which the bore is located. The last 5 digits represent a unique number that in combination with the first 3 digits makes it unique to the bore. If the API number for a given well is not available, this will contain a calculated unique number.

Quad Number

Contains a 7-digit number representing the USGS 7.5 minute quad number for Texas. This is the map area in which the well bore API number is physically located.

Survey

Contains up to 55 characters indicating the name of the original grantee or the name of the company, individual or eleemosynary institution that is common among a formed group of surveys as shown on the General Land Office (GLO) county patent survey map or the GLO state abstract of land titles.

Block

Contains up to 10 characters indicating the number or letter used in description of a group of surveys identified as a block on the General Land Office (GLO) county patent survey map or the GLO state abstract of land titles.

Section

Contains up to 8 characters indicating the number that further describes an abstracted surveyed parcel, or a surveyed parcel further divided into numbered abstracted areas.

Abstract

Contains up to 6 characters indicating the number assigned to summary statement of facts on which a person's land title rests. The Texas General Land Office assigned the number to the surveyed parcel at the time of patenting (example: a-1234). The term abstract" refers to an original land survey describing an area transferred from the public domain by either the Republic of Texas or the State of Texas. These surveys are recorded in the "state abstract of land titles," which is maintained by the Texas General Land Office. Each survey so recorded is assigned an abstract number which is unique within the county in which the survey falls. Because Texas has never performed a uniform statewide land survey, these original surveys called "patent surveys" constitute the state's official land survey system.

Operator

Contains organization/operator name as filed on RRC organization report form (Form P-5).

Total Depth (TD)

Contains a 5-digit number representing the maximum depth of the well bore.

Well Number

Contains the well number.

Lease Name

Contains up to 32 characters representing the name assigned to a lease.

Permit Number

Contains a 6-digit number assigned by the Railroad Commission for an approved application to drill.

Lease Number

Contains a number assigned by the Railroad Commission. A 5-digit oil lease number or a 6-digit gas well identification number.

Field Name

Contains up to 32 characters representing the name of the field in which the lease is located.

Completion Date

Contains an 8-digit number in ccyy/mm/dd format representing the date the well was completed.

Plug Date

Contains an 8-digit number in ccyy/mm/dd format representing the plug date reported on the form W-3 (Plugging Report).

Reference API

Contains an 8-digit number representing the current API number assigned to the well bore.

When a refer to api number is listed, go to that API number for information about the well bore.

On/Off Schedule

Contains 1 character indicating whether the well is currently on the proration schedule. The character 'N' is used for on schedule and the character 'Y' is used for off schedule.

Oil/Gas Code

Contains 1 character indicating whether the well is/was carried on the oil or gas proration schedule. The character 'O' is used used for oil proration schedule and the character 'G' is used for gas proration schedule.