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Texas oil lease · RRC district 08 · Lease 27145

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COWDEN

Cowden is an oil lease in Crane County, Texas, operated by QP, Inc. in the Lea (San Andres) field. The Railroad Commission shows 94 bbl of oil in the 12 months through Dec 2023.

Oil lease dossier · 1 well

94bbl oil, last 12 months−29% vs prior year
Operator
QP, Inc.
County
Crane County
Field
Lea (San Andres)
RRC lease
08-27145

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Crane CountyCraneUptonMidlandWinklerWardEctorCrane County
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Oil in Dec 2023
0 bbl
Reporting to the state
since Jan 2020
Wells
1
Data through
Dec 2023

Production

Month by month, from the state record

What the Railroad Commission says this oil lease produced. Oil is in barrels (bbl). Gas is in thousand cubic feet (mcf).

Oil output fell 29% over the last 12 months

94 bbl in the 12 months through Dec 2023, against 132 bbl in the 12 months before.

  • Oil (bars, left axis)
  • Last 12 months
Oil output fell 29% over the last 12 monthsMonthly oil production for COWDEN, Jan 2021 to Dec 2023. Oil output fell 29% over the last 12 months. 94 bbl in the 12 months through Dec 2023, against 132 bbl in the 12 months before.Last 12 months: 94 bblbbl per month0255075100125Jan 21AprJulOctJan 22AprJulOctJan 23AprJulOct
Oil output fell 29% over the last 12 monthsMonthly oil production for COWDEN, Jan 2021 to Dec 2023. Oil output fell 29% over the last 12 months. 94 bbl in the 12 months through Dec 2023, against 132 bbl in the 12 months before.Last 12 monthsbbl per month0255075100125Jan 21JulJan 22JulJan 23Jul

SourceTexas Railroad Commission Production Data Query, oil lease 27145, district 08. Reported through Jul 2026. The state revises recent months.

Gas disposition

Where the gas went

Every month the operator tells the state where each mcf of gas went, using a code. The code decides how your gas is paid.

No gas disposition reported for this lease

The operator has not reported where the gas went in the months we hold.

Operator history

Who has run this lease

The operator runs the wells and pays your royalty. When the operator changes, payments often slip for a month or two.

QP, Inc. has reported this lease for the whole period

No change of operator in the months we hold.

Operators of this lease over timeQP, Inc., Jan 2020 to Dec 20232020202120222023QP, Inc.Jan 2020 to nowthrough Dec 2023
Operators of this lease over timeQP, Inc., Jan 2020 to Dec 20232020202120222023QP, Inc.Jan 2020 to nowthrough Dec 2023

SourceTexas Railroad Commission Production Data Query, operator by month. Reported through Jul 2026.

Wells

1 well on this lease

Every well the Railroad Commission links to oil lease 27145 in district 08. The API number is the state’s ID for a well.
Wells on COWDEN
API numberWell no.Status
42-103-327413Active

SourceTexas Railroad Commission Wellbore Query, district 08, lease 27145.

Who buys and gathers

Who moves and buys this lease's production

The operator files a Form P-4 with the Railroad Commission naming the companies authorised to gather and buy the oil and gas. The buyer's price is the one your royalty is figured on.

  • Oil

    Oasis Transp & Marketing Corp. gathers it.

    100% of it, on the list since May 1, 2020

Companies that used to be listed: Lpc Crude Oil Marketing LLC (gathers it, until May 1, 2020).

SourceRailroad Commission of Texas, Form P-4 file, dated Sep 24, 2026 (source). A listed company is authorised to move or buy the production; the state does not say what it paid.

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Unit and wells

810 acres on the newest permit

Acres and wells as the operator filed them on its Railroad Commission drilling permits. Your decimal is your net acres over the unit acres, so this is the number to hold your division order against.
Wells on the permits
11 not plugged
Horizontal
0
First completion
Jan 15, 1982
Latest permit
Oct 28, 1981
Wells and acres on the permits for Cowden
API numberWell no.Acreson the permit
42-103-327413810

SourceRailroad Commission of Texas, drilling permits and wellbore file, Sep 26, 2026 (source 1, source 2). The acres are what the operator filed; they are not a survey.

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Ledger

36 months, newest first

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Monthly production, disposition and prices for COWDEN
MonthOil producedbblOil soldbblWTI$ per bblHenry Hub$ per MMBtu
Dec 2023QP, Inc.00$71.90$2.52
Nov 2023QP, Inc.0214$77.69$2.71
Oct 2023QP, Inc.00$85.64$2.98
Sep 2023QP, Inc.00$89.43$2.64
Aug 2023QP, Inc.70$81.39$2.58
Jul 2023QP, Inc.120$76.07$2.55
Jun 2023QP, Inc.130$70.25$2.18
May 2023QP, Inc.270$71.58$2.15
Apr 2023QP, Inc.30$79.45$2.16
Mar 2023QP, Inc.190$73.28$2.31
Feb 2023QP, Inc.130$76.83$2.38
Jan 2023QP, Inc.00$78.12$3.27
Dec 2022QP, Inc.140$76.44$5.53
Nov 2022QP, Inc.104180$84.37$5.45
Oct 2022QP, Inc.20$87.55$5.66
Sep 2022QP, Inc.80$84.26$7.88
Aug 2022QP, Inc.10$93.67$8.81
Jul 2022QP, Inc.00$101.62$7.28
Jun 2022QP, Inc.10$114.84$7.70
May 2022QP, Inc.20$109.55$8.14
Apr 2022QP, Inc.00$101.78$6.60
Mar 2022QP, Inc.00$108.50$4.90
Feb 2022QP, Inc.00$91.64$4.69
Jan 2022QP, Inc.00$83.22$4.38
Dec 2021QP, Inc.00$71.71$3.76
Nov 2021QP, Inc.00$79.15$5.05
Oct 2021QP, Inc.80$81.48$5.51
Sep 2021QP, Inc.50$71.65$5.16
Aug 2021QP, Inc.10$67.73$4.07
Jul 2021QP, Inc.00$72.49$3.84
Jun 2021QP, Inc.10$71.38$3.26
May 2021QP, Inc.00$65.17$2.91
Apr 2021QP, Inc.270$61.72$2.66
Mar 2021QP, Inc.190$62.33$2.62
Feb 2021QP, Inc.80$59.04$5.35
Jan 2021QP, Inc.290$52.00$2.71

No report filed More than 3% of gas flared

SourceVolumes: Texas Railroad Commission Production Data Query, reported through Jul 2026. Prices: EIA WTI Cushing spot and Henry Hub spot, monthly, through Aug 2026. “Gas sold” is gas sent to a transmission line (code 2) or a plant (code 3).

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OperatorQP, Inc.FieldLea (San Andres)CountyCrane County

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How to read this page

Questions owners ask

What is a decimal interest?

It is your share of the whole lease, written as a decimal. A 1/4 royalty on 5 net acres in a 1,280-acre unit is 1/4 × 5 ÷ 1,280 = 0.00097656. Your division order states yours.

How do I use this page to check a royalty check?

Take the “Oil sold” volume for the month the check covers and multiply it by your decimal. The answer should match the barrels on your statement. If it does not, upload the statement and we will show where the two differ.

Why is the newest month Dec 2023?

The Railroad Commission publishes production two to three months after the fact and revises recent months. We re-pull the latest three months on every update.

Does this page show what my check should be?

No. It shows what the state recorded. Prices, fees and taxes depend on your lease and on what your operator gets for the oil and gas. The estimator gives a ceiling to compare against.

Sources and method

Where these numbers come from

  • Production and disposition by month: Texas Railroad Commission Production Data Query, oil lease 27145, district 08, reported through Jul 2026.
  • Wells: Texas Railroad Commission Wellbore Query.
  • Prices: U.S. Energy Information Administration, WTI Cushing spot and Henry Hub spot, monthly.
  • Page updated Sep 28, 2026.

We show the state’s numbers as filed. Where the state has no report for a month, we say so instead of guessing.

FAQ

Questions about COWDEN

Who operates the COWDEN lease?

The Railroad Commission lists QP, Inc. (operator number 684489) as the operator of this lease in Crane County, Texas. The operator history on this page shows earlier operators and when the record changed.

How much has the COWDEN lease produced?

The lease reported 94 bbl of oil in the last 12 months through Dec 2023. Monthly figures for 36 months are in the ledger on this page, taken from the Railroad Commission's production data.

Does this page show who owns the royalty?

No. Railroad Commission records show who operates a lease and what it reported, not who owns the minerals or receives royalty. Your division order and royalty stub name the lease and your decimal interest.

How do I check my royalty stub against this lease?

Multiply the lease's volume for a month by your decimal interest and compare it with the barrels and mcf on your stub for the same month. The two are seldom identical, since sales and reporting months can differ, but a large gap is worth a question to the operator.

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