Well Layers by County
Surface and bottomhole well locations as shapefiles, county by county.
- Updates
- Twice weekly
The Railroad Commission publishes these as EBCDIC, fixed-width ASCII, dBase and shapefiles, described only in scanned COBOL manuals. Here they are with the record layouts, code lookups and join keys spelled out — and exports in formats a spreadsheet can open.
Surface and bottomhole well locations as shapefiles, county by county.
Every map layer for a county in one package.
County-level monthly production totals.
County code, FIPS code, name and the district each county belongs to.
Lease production split by county, for leases that cross a county line.
Roads, water features, cities and political boundaries as shapefiles.
Patent survey lines and tracts as shapefiles.
Abandoned, liquid and gas pipeline routes as shapefiles.
Every casing string set in every Texas well: size, depth, hole size and cement.
The wells that make up each lease, with API numbers and shut-in status.
Multi-well detail records carrying W-10 test data.
The lease and well identifiers each wellbore has been completed under.
The oil lease and well numbers a wellbore is identified by.
A rolling twenty-six months of W-10 oil well status test data.
A rolling twenty-six months of G-10 gas well status test data.
Casing strings as reported on the completion filing.
Every well ever assigned an API number in Texas, with casing, tubing, perforations, formations, plugging and inactive-well tests.
Testing and technical data for every oil well on the statewide schedule.
Testing and technical data for every gas well on the statewide schedule.
The perforated intervals a well is completed through.
Tubing strings and packer depths.
The same wellbore database, in the raw IBM mainframe encoding.
Free-text remarks the Commission recorded against a wellbore.
Annual gas production and well counts, per field.