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Texas oil and gas by county, 1993 to 2025

Texas counties produced 2,092,724,164 barrels of oil and 13,621,142,659 mcf of gas in 2025. Martin County led for oil with 261,448,801 barrels and Reeves County for gas with 1,219,073,696 mcf. In 1993 the top oil county was Gaines, with 37,214,474 barrels. Move the slider or press play to see every year since 1993.

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Texas, 2025

2,092,724,164 bbl of oil from 213 counties

Martin County led with 261,448,801 bbl. Hover over a county, or tap it, for its figure and a link to its page.

Oil and gas produced by Texas county in 2025, most oil first
Rank	County	Oil (bbl)	Gas (mcf)
1	Martin	261,448,801	754,811,068
2	Midland	245,144,876	991,297,255
3	Reeves	179,683,660	1,219,073,696
4	Loving	177,192,403	700,609,836
5	Upton	107,722,897	459,246,912
6	Karnes	99,439,483	306,609,536
7	Howard	98,743,426	426,576,962
8	Reagan	69,954,778	508,131,044
9	Andrews	68,755,072	146,868,288
10	Ward	64,844,738	218,698,696
11	Glasscock	56,477,799	311,199,738
12	La Salle	52,335,667	350,951,071
13	Culberson	50,935,967	562,039,461
14	De Witt	50,399,674	268,408,427
15	Dimmit	36,790,049	217,493,723
16	McMullen	29,141,033	201,180,710
17	Atascosa	28,395,684	27,729,840
18	Yoakum	27,872,984	63,345,506
19	Gonzales	27,166,032	35,501,277
20	Winkler	26,503,025	76,823,412
21	Pecos	23,530,616	100,780,263
22	Dawson	22,265,562	14,726,991
23	Live Oak	20,883,221	129,627,789
24	Webb	20,813,133	1,217,072,055
25	Ector	19,602,414	44,481,100
26	Crane	17,148,412	63,740,637
27	Gaines	14,823,419	17,360,173
28	Borden	12,967,734	16,727,387
29	Scurry	11,216,254	42,507,538
30	Irion	9,774,260	141,301,796
31	Hockley	9,121,420	5,815,886
32	Lavaca	8,870,273	35,432,096
33	Burleson	8,028,532	7,553,026
34	Zavala	7,646,857	12,794,081
35	Washington	7,441,570	92,817,682
36	Lee	6,316,182	9,794,921
37	Frio	5,976,840	13,335,791
38	Wilson	4,773,453	2,173,379
39	Crockett	4,477,945	79,812,737
40	Fayette	4,475,599	48,066,142
41	Mitchell	4,266,999	4,153,284
42	Brazos	4,147,660	6,099,051
43	Wood	3,039,713	43,986,700
44	Cass	2,948,654	1,986,878
45	Fisher	2,941,779	9,622,415
46	Robertson	2,551,232	97,675,557
47	Maverick	2,384,227	7,917,230
48	Refugio	2,373,861	5,432,788
49	Ochiltree	2,258,116	21,303,422
50	Kent	1,967,806	4,550,508
51	Brazoria	1,964,622	3,433,070
52	Terry	1,922,924	261,273
53	Madison	1,809,189	3,474,722
54	Rusk	1,633,906	65,761,525
55	Garza	1,589,157	936,102
56	Lipscomb	1,574,313	31,211,013
57	Cochran	1,568,817	1,592,603
58	Wheeler	1,396,922	51,040,147
59	Gregg	1,342,981	18,532,382
60	Hemphill	1,307,534	47,712,171
61	Stephens	1,298,967	5,617,867
62	Chambers	1,265,178	330,629
63	Jackson	1,258,450	2,525,971
64	King	1,249,791	49,001
65	Tyler	1,243,102	10,340,481
66	Harrison	1,195,074	517,819,267
67	Smith	1,141,414	11,532,712
68	Montague	1,032,449	30,117,277
69	Panola	1,026,193	634,116,327
70	Wichita	981,184	195,597
71	Grayson	953,283	3,713,178
72	Roberts	953,278	23,005,344
73	Harris	933,068	4,900,658
74	Archer	920,423	433,167
75	Hale	915,171	2,027,294
76	Lubbock	848,950	42,015
77	Cooke	815,807	8,391,345
78	Stonewall	815,581	1,239,275
79	Morris	805,306	280,613
80	Caldwell	790,909	31,134
81	Jasper	740,459	7,472,489
82	Gray	724,869	5,436,724
83	Hardin	720,316	2,237,515
84	Milam	719,251	1,514,785
85	Young	693,050	2,031,212
86	Montgomery	662,032	1,526,921
87	Guadalupe	652,559	None
88	Liberty	650,240	2,224,258
89	Wilbarger	624,229	51,714
90	Nolan	613,415	1,041,515
91	Jack	608,125	8,341,566
92	Wharton	607,862	4,525,414
93	Polk	550,094	8,115,996
94	Van Zandt	535,526	247,168
95	Crosby	535,454	None
96	Wise	519,273	149,183,356
97	Tom Green	513,268	2,513,720
98	Bee	505,090	21,581,686
99	Clay	496,371	929,666
100	Victoria	475,086	2,475,191
101	Duval	471,153	3,422,829
102	Newton	468,330	1,808,083
103	Fort Bend	452,847	3,006,036
104	Starr	431,419	17,990,615
105	Anderson	427,355	1,442,337
106	Hardeman	412,660	101,459
107	Galveston	403,027	2,125,280
108	Haskell	388,649	182,095
109	Orange	383,505	1,771,122
110	Coke	373,981	2,133,735
111	Sterling	366,589	4,711,690
112	Throckmorton	354,209	978,379
113	Baylor	328,439	None
114	Hutchinson	325,762	3,745,646
115	Cherokee	322,192	15,842,082
116	Jefferson	315,873	1,347,811
117	Hidalgo	315,801	23,233,929
118	Jones	314,742	177,237
119	Kenedy	311,292	16,273,569
120	Houston	310,061	2,063,990
121	Austin	299,441	16,232,021
122	Leon	289,745	100,380,867
123	Titus	287,938	477
124	Franklin	282,148	714,864
125	Henderson	276,451	5,394,004
126	Matagorda	268,106	5,737,775
127	Taylor	263,874	76,959
128	Shackelford	256,522	876,543
129	Nueces	249,347	4,923,339
130	Colorado	248,457	6,606,900
131	Dickens	240,425	14,996
132	Upshur	226,078	19,516,212
133	Marion	221,211	729,822
134	Brooks	213,356	6,921,845
135	Grimes	199,315	3,999,891
136	Hopkins	193,271	173,250
137	Potter	189,213	10,397,766
138	Denton	186,364	130,726,764
139	San Patricio	183,782	1,108,687
140	Kleberg	180,032	4,966,836
141	Moore	176,738	19,154,076
142	Goliad	170,600	4,378,622
143	Schleicher	169,003	3,886,101
144	Oldham	150,330	402,047
145	Runnels	140,712	339,460
146	Jim Wells	135,196	1,456,013
147	Cottle	130,804	1,392,025
148	Hartley	130,503	642,705
149	Concho	126,115	123,703
150	Willacy	120,462	1,131,869
151	Calhoun	118,722	598,239
152	Navarro	104,095	238,506
153	Hansford	102,934	7,046,641
154	Eastland	102,615	1,170,656
155	Lynn	95,667	24,997
156	Carson	95,480	5,914,422
157	Coleman	93,784	128,381
158	Knox	85,646	None
159	Medina	82,046	4,588
160	Lamb	73,346	64,603
161	Walker	72,572	708,343
162	Waller	70,536	921,454
163	San Jacinto	69,556	685,941
164	Limestone	69,104	19,152,628
165	Callahan	67,838	289,097
166	Sherman	60,719	10,208,835
167	Palo Pinto	60,217	3,248,283
168	Brown	55,877	546,117
169	Hood	55,337	20,235,396
170	Foard	54,045	34,593
171	Jim Hogg	53,458	2,517,981
172	Bexar	52,604	12
173	Zapata	49,793	43,453,428
174	Terrell	49,011	5,576,730
175	Bastrop	49,005	50,249
176	Camp	48,798	None
177	Freestone	48,749	61,167,359
178	Bowie	48,637	5,661
179	Aransas	41,516	1,846,552
180	Menard	39,466	1,848
181	Sutton	34,394	13,602,818
182	Parker	32,435	35,148,346
183	Nacogdoches	29,230	185,943,292
184	Red River	26,035	76
185	Motley	26,028	None
186	McCulloch	25,318	None
187	Shelby	21,154	91,905,988
188	Kaufman	16,118	None
189	San Augustine	13,140	266,440,323
190	Trinity	12,260	46,025
191	Comanche	9,637	385,599
192	Johnson	8,121	89,767,548
193	Williamson	6,436	None
194	Travis	4,083	None
195	Edwards	3,639	2,417,019
196	Angelina	3,057	130,877,472
197	Val Verde	2,917	1,795,070
198	Tarrant	2,270	277,648,378
199	Sabine	1,932	9,780,603
200	Somervell	1,800	2,097,429
201	Erath	1,331	1,119,975
202	Hunt	1,196	None
203	Bandera	1,114	None
204	Collingsworth	917	607,508
205	Childress	876	None
206	Presidio	479	None
207	McLennan	400	None
208	Real	356	None
209	Kimble	198	None
210	Donley	193	7,260
211	Falls	138	None
212	Hill	57	5,644,344
213	Ellis	4	1,381,681
–	Armstrong	None	None
–	Bailey	None	None
–	Bell	None	None
–	Blanco	None	None
–	Bosque	None	None
–	Brewster	None	None
–	Briscoe	None	None
–	Burnet	None	None
–	Cameron	None	None
–	Castro	None	None
–	Collin	None	None
–	Comal	None	None
–	Coryell	None	None
–	Dallam	None	None
–	Dallas	None	16,522,480
–	Deaf Smith	None	None
–	Delta	None	None
–	El Paso	None	None
–	Fannin	None	None
–	Floyd	None	None
–	Gillespie	None	None
–	Hall	None	None
–	Hamilton	None	36,705
–	Hays	None	None
–	Hudspeth	None	None
–	Jeff Davis	None	None
–	Kendall	None	None
–	Kerr	None	None
–	Kinney	None	None
–	Lamar	None	None
–	Lampasas	None	None
–	Llano	None	None
–	Mason	None	None
–	Mills	None	None
–	Parmer	None	None
–	Rains	None	None
–	Randall	None	None
–	Rockwall	None	None
–	San Saba	None	None
–	Swisher	None	None
–	Uvalde	None	None

SourceTexas Railroad Commission, Production Data Query, every lease, summed by county and calendar year, 1993 to 2025 (county pages count through July 2026). County shapes: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

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