Oil & Gas Field Name & Numbers
The eight-digit field number to field name lookup, as RRC publishes it.
- Rows
- 65.8K
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- 33.2 MB
- Updates
- Monthly
- Last seen
- 14 Sep 2026
The field name and number lookup, field rules, and annual field-level totals.
10 datasets 10 decoded and queryable
A Texas field number is an eight-digit key that appears on permits, completions, production reports and severance-tax filings — and nowhere on any of them is the field's name spelled out. The Field Name & Numbers file is the lookup that makes the rest of the catalog readable.
The rest of this section describes what the Commission has decided about each field: spacing and density rules, allocation formulas, discovery dates, and the annual oil and gas report tables that roll production up to field level.
The eight-digit field number to field name lookup, as RRC publishes it.
Annual oil production, well counts and gravity, per field.
Annual gas production, condensate and well counts, per field, statewide.
Every Texas field with the spacing and density rules the Commission adopted for it.
The mainframe's field master: every oil and gas field in Texas with its rules, its allocation formulas and 10.5 million rows of allowable and production history.
Field-level monthly allowables beside the P-1 and P-2 production actually reported. 4.0 million field-months, and no other RRC file has them.
The gas half of a field's master record: discovery, testing cycle, offshore code and cumulative gas and condensate.
The oil half of a field's master record: discovery, testing county, schedule headings and cumulative oil and casinghead gas.
13,951 gas field rules as the IMS database holds them: spacing, density, casing, diagonal, docket and the analyst's own text.
8,565 oil field rules as the IMS database holds them, with the allocation code that says how the field's allowable is split.