Terrell County, Texas
Oil wells and drilling locations near Sanderson
- 0wells
- 0drilling locations in two years
Within 10 miles
Wells and drilling locations around Sanderson
- Drilling locations0Permits issued in the last two years
- Producing wells0On a lease reporting production now
- Not producing0Shut in, inactive or no lease on record
- Plugged0The state's wellbore record says plugged
The dashed circle is 10 miles from the town's point (30.14241, -102.39403); the counts are for wells inside it. Sources: Railroad Commission of Texas well layers and permit files, US Census Bureau county outlines, town points from GeoNames (CC BY 4.0), base map from USGS The National Map.
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<a href="https://royaltyclerk.com/texas/towns/sanderson-tx"><img src="https://royaltyclerk.com/maps/town-wells/sanderson-tx.svg" alt="Map of Sanderson, Texas: 0 wells and 0 recent drilling locations within 10 miles, inside a dashed circle." width="1000" height="1284" loading="lazy" style="max-width:100%;height:auto;border:0"></a>
<p style="margin:4px 0 0;font-size:14px">Map: <a href="https://royaltyclerk.com/texas/towns/sanderson-tx">Sanderson, Texas oil and gas wells</a> by Royalty Clerk, from Railroad Commission of Texas records</p>In numbers
Oil and gas within 10 miles of Sanderson
- wells with a location on the state's map
- 0
- drilling permits in the last 24 months
- 0
- producing leases with a well in the circle
- 0
- operators running them
- 0
- oil and condensate those leases reported in their latest 12 months
- 0 bbl
- gas those leases reported in their latest 12 months
- 0 mcf
A lease counts when at least one of its wells is inside the circle; its whole production is counted, so a lease reaching beyond the circle counts in full.
Good to know
The wells near Sanderson, and what a lease has gone for
For a lease offer: the State of Texas leased 6 of its own tracts in Terrell County in the last ten years. The middle bonus was $240 an acre, the usual royalty 12.5%, the usual term 3 years; the newest is dated February 1, 2026. Private leases are not public, so these are the nearest figures on record. Is my lease offer fair in Terrell County?
Depth and well type from the Railroad Commission's well records, where the record has them. State lease figures from the Texas General Land Office.
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FAQ
Questions people ask
How many oil and gas wells are near Sanderson?
0 wells with a location on the Railroad Commission's map lie within 10 miles of Sanderson: 0 on leases that are producing, 0 not producing and 0 plugged. The state issued no drilling permit with a well location in that circle in the last 24 months.
What are the coordinates on this page?
Latitude and longitude of the well's surface location in NAD83, the coordinates map apps use. They come from the Railroad Commission's well layers as published, and from its drilling permit files, which are published in the older NAD27 and converted here. Paste them into any map app. A horizontal well's bottom hole can be a mile or two away from its surface location.
Do I own minerals under a well near Sanderson?
A well nearby says nothing about who owns the minerals under it. The county's mineral roll lists who is paid on each producing lease. Search a name to see whether the Terrell County roll lists it.
Is drilling near Sanderson picking up or slowing down?
The state issued no drilling permit with a well location within 10 miles of Sanderson in the last two years. The nearest one is 37 miles north of town, issued November 21, 2025. A permit is permission to drill, not a well.
My checks from a lease here stopped. Why?
The usual reasons: the lease stopped producing, a new operator took it over, or the operator put the payments in suspense over a title or address question.
Own land or minerals near Sanderson?
See whether a county roll lists your name, and get an email when a permit or a new well is filed near you.
Sources
Primary sources, opened on 29 September 2026. Statute text is the current version on statutes.capitol.texas.gov.