Oil and gas wells by state

2,975,896 well records from 22 state agencies, plus the deeper Texas record. Every figure below is the state's own — nothing is estimated, and a state that files no operator or no coordinate shows a gap rather than a guess.

States
23
Well records
2,975,896
Counties
1,273
Wells with production
373,037
11 of 22 states

Deep records

Texas holds far more than a well register — leases, production, operators, permits, the survey grid and the county appraisal rolls.

StateWhat the site holds
TexasWells, leases, monthly production, operators, permits, fields, the Original Land Survey grid and mineral ownership

Wells by state

One page per wellbore, from each agency's own register, with its counties listed. The last three columns say what that agency files: a blank is a field the state does not publish, not a field we failed to read.

StateWellsCountiesWith operatorWith locationProduction
Kansas517,7639299%99%—
Oklahoma456,47878100%97%—
Louisiana247,2556499%99%—
California242,52259100%100%—
Ohio242,2938899%100%56,071 wells, quarterly
Pennsylvania224,4225799%99%14,633 wells, monthly
Kentucky161,80012199%99%39,865 wells, monthly
New Mexico141,70031100%100%89,109 wells, monthly
Colorado124,36156100%100%48,157 wells, monthly
Wyoming120,846—0%0%—
West Virginia114,0905399%80%58,986 wells, monthly
Michigan92,56783100%100%—
New York47,4375689%98%20,296 wells, annual
North Dakota43,84752100%100%—
Montana42,019—100%100%19,972 wells, monthly
Utah40,28729100%100%14,445 wells, monthly
Arkansas30,59368100%100%—
Mississippi25,274—0%0%—
Nebraska22,60891100%100%—
Alabama19,32059100%97%10,890 wells, monthly
Tennessee16,2788699%99%—
South Dakota2,1365099%100%613 wells, monthly

A dash under Production means the state publishes no well-grain series this site can join to a well — not that its wells produced nothing. Nebraska, for one, files production against a lease or unit rather than a well, and attaching a lease’s volume to a single well would invent a number nobody filed.

Every record here comes from a free state agency feed. Nothing on this site is bought. Where a state publishes two well layers — Pennsylvania files conventional and unconventional separately — both are included and the page says which one a well came from.