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Monthly production report ·

July 2026: Texas county oil and gas

Texas recorded 159,504,571 barrels of oil and condensate and 1,170,713,773 Mcf of gas in July 2026.

Source records updated . Figures remain subject to late filings and amendments.

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Statewide oil and condensate

159,504,571 bbl

Statewide gas

1,170,713,773 Mcf

Top 20 counties for oil
RankCountyOil and condensate (bbl)
1Martin County20,374,669
2Midland County19,614,811
3Reeves County13,625,823
4Loving County13,338,508
5Upton County9,115,090
6Reagan County6,930,540
7Karnes County5,856,366
8Howard County5,650,817
9Andrews County5,402,597
10Ward County4,841,663
11Glasscock County4,414,733
12De Witt County3,655,381
13La Salle County3,591,056
14Culberson County3,224,559
15Dimmit County2,443,404
16Yoakum County2,207,270
17Gonzales County2,080,132
18Winkler County2,003,053
19Dawson County1,998,955
20Atascosa County1,924,309
Top 20 counties for gas
RankCountyGas (Mcf)
1Webb County105,361,376
2Reeves County101,068,952
3Midland County90,880,147
4Martin County69,972,562
5Panola County59,653,059
6Loving County58,121,752
7Reagan County51,681,124
8Culberson County47,359,285
9Upton County42,869,063
10Harrison County41,550,530
11Howard County34,069,419
12San Augustine County31,361,404
13La Salle County30,226,741
14Glasscock County26,041,852
15Tarrant County21,977,765
16Ward County19,211,146
17De Witt County18,456,061
18Karnes County17,813,216
19McMullen County17,420,597
20Dimmit County16,226,771

Changes from a year earlier

Ranked by percentage change against the same production month a year earlier. The prior year's volume floor keeps small producers from dominating. Missing county months are excluded from comparisons.

Oil: 10 biggest risers
CountyJuly 2025July 2026Change
Madison County103,819137,252+32.2%
Borden County1,028,8251,315,078+27.8%
Frio County426,334541,358+27.0%
Brazos County343,707427,649+24.4%
Crane County1,375,4051,562,845+13.6%
Gaines County1,257,1481,413,267+12.4%
Webb County1,573,9141,748,502+11.1%
Reagan County6,353,1196,930,540+9.1%
Wood County263,520286,643+8.8%
Dawson County1,842,3601,998,955+8.5%

Volumes in barrels, including condensate. At least 100,000 in the prior year's month.

Oil: 10 biggest fallers
CountyJuly 2025July 2026Change
Fisher County274,331160,269−41.6%
Cass County272,876168,463−38.3%
Karnes County9,227,8335,856,366−36.5%
Howard County8,724,9635,650,817−35.2%
Robertson County254,017166,982−34.3%
Lavaca County834,758567,143−32.1%
Kent County155,564106,834−31.3%
Culberson County4,632,2453,224,559−30.4%
Maverick County229,368160,457−30.0%
McMullen County2,701,9881,922,545−28.8%

Volumes in barrels, including condensate. At least 100,000 in the prior year's month.

Gas: 10 biggest risers
CountyJuly 2025July 2026Change
Dallas County1,331,6602,503,166+88.0%
Shelby County6,615,48111,464,042+73.3%
San Augustine County20,781,42331,361,404+50.9%
Upshur County1,306,3491,786,630+36.8%
Leon County9,047,80212,217,759+35.0%
Dawson County1,298,3971,637,720+26.1%
Live Oak County11,581,30714,389,890+24.3%
Gregg County1,788,8192,202,951+23.2%
Reagan County44,098,71851,681,124+17.2%
Scurry County3,406,2133,970,541+16.6%

Volumes in Mcf, including casinghead gas. At least 1,000,000 in the prior year's month.

Gas: 10 biggest fallers
CountyJuly 2025July 2026Change
Gaines County1,781,4571,089,659−38.8%
Austin County1,378,543856,768−37.8%
Johnson County7,558,3434,825,895−36.2%
Karnes County27,177,87817,813,216−34.5%
Bee County2,140,7621,488,636−30.5%
Nacogdoches County16,513,14611,487,316−30.4%
Lavaca County3,362,4522,385,557−29.1%
Winkler County9,289,4706,613,479−28.8%
De Witt County24,966,48918,456,061−26.1%
Zavala County1,077,831835,321−22.5%

Volumes in Mcf, including casinghead gas. At least 1,000,000 in the prior year's month.

How we count this report

Source: Texas Railroad Commission Production Data Query. Oil includes gas-well condensate; gas includes casinghead gas. Each lease is allocated to its current primary county. Statewide totals sum all Texas county aggregates, including the Commission's offshore areas. County rankings cover onshore counties with a FIPS code.

A report month must have at least 95% as many statewide filing rows as the preceding month. Exactly 95% qualifies; with no preceding rows, the ratio is unknown and the month follows the county pages' zero-denominator rule. Reports never extend past the county pages' common month cutoff. This is a filing-row check, not a volume or county-completeness guarantee.

Top tables show up to 20 counties with positive recorded volume. Equal volumes share a rank, with county slugs breaking display ties. Movers show up to 10 counties in each direction, with at least 100,000 barrels of oil or 1,000,000 Mcf of gas in the same month a year earlier. Change is 100 × (current − prior) / prior. A recorded zero can be a faller; missing months and zero prior volumes cannot.

Unreported volumes add nothing to the recorded statewide sum. That does not prove production was zero. These monthly tables differ from county-page headlines, which cover 12 calendar months. County-page monthly charts use the same aggregates. Reports refresh with the source records.

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