An owner’s guide to mineral rights on the Kempner unit — the #4 producing unit in Wichita County, Texas (Feb 2026), and a core position in R2Q Operating’s modern KMA Field waterflood program.
Get Your Free Mineral ValuationCounty: Wichita County, Texas
Field: KMA
Producing formation: KMA / KMA Lime (Pennsylvanian carbonate)
Operator: R2Q Operating
Wichita County rank (Feb 2026): #4 by oil production
Era: Modern (KMA Field revival)
Recovery method: Waterflood (secondary recovery)
Reserve life: long-life mature
The Kempner unit ranks #4 in Wichita County by Feb 2026 production and is one of R2Q Operating’s core KMA Field positions. The unit targets the KMA / KMA Lime pay zone alongside the Mangold KMA Waterflood (#1), Sauder "A" (#3), and Bradley Ranch -A- (#5) units in R2Q’s consolidated operating umbrella.
The Kempner family-name lease traces to the early 20th century KMA Field development era. Modern operating practices have extended its productive life by decades through optimized waterflood patterns and selective re-completion programs.
Operator-side risk is low. Kempner is part of one of the cleanest secondary-recovery operations in north Texas.
Mineral interests in this unit typically take one of these forms:
Producing royalty interest — your tract’s contribution to the unit’s monthly revenue, paid by R2Q Operating
Non-producing mineral interest — fee mineral ownership in a tract currently outside active producing zones
Overriding royalty interest (ORRI) — royalty carved out of a working interest
Non-participating royalty interest (NPRI) — royalty interest with no leasing or development rights
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