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Medina County, Texas — Oil & Gas Production

437 months of monthly production on record (1990-01–2026-05): 4,158,872 bbl oil and 1,148,497 mcf gas lifetime.

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Data through May 2026 · compiled from public state-regulator records, refreshed monthly.

Quick answer: Medina County, Texas has 4,158,872 barrels of oil and 1,148,497 Mcf of gas on record across 437 months (Jan 1990–May 2026), peaking at 2,038 producing wells in a single month. Compiled and normalized from Texas's public oil and gas regulator filings, refreshed monthly and free to download (CSV/JSON) and reuse under CC BY 4.0.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much oil and gas has Medina County, Texas produced?

Over the 437 months on record (Jan 1990–May 2026), Medina County has produced 4,158,872 barrels of oil and 1,148,497 thousand cubic feet (Mcf) of gas, per public Texas oil and gas regulator filings. Month-by-month figures are in the table and the downloadable CSV/JSON.

How many producing wells are in Medina County, Texas?

Medina County peaked at 2,038 producing wells in a single month, with 1,967 in the latest reported month, based on the monthly producing-well counts in this dataset.

Where does this Medina County production data come from?

It is aggregated and normalized by Buckhead Energy from Texas's public oil and gas regulator well records, refreshed monthly. It is reference data — not a valuation, appraisal, or investment advice.

Can I download and reuse the Medina County production data?

Yes. The full 437-month history is free to download as CSV or JSON and is licensed CC BY 4.0 — reuse it with attribution to Buckhead Energy. Download links are at the top of this page.

Monthly production — most recent 60 months

MonthOil (bbl)Gas (mcf)Producing wells
2026-05 5,548 0 1,967
2026-04 6,147 365 1,968
2026-03 5,961 376 1,968
2026-02 6,166 340 1,968
2026-01 6,479 376 1,967
2025-12 6,757 376 1,965
2025-11 6,941 381 1,967
2025-10 7,165 393 1,967
2025-09 7,110 381 1,968
2025-08 7,734 393 1,968
2025-07 12,700 41,049 1,970
2025-06 13,412 48,995 1,968
2025-05 7,548 381 1,957
2025-04 8,315 381 1,956
2025-03 7,094 381 1,953
2025-02 6,657 355 1,946
2025-01 5,390 392 1,959
2024-12 7,264 459 1,959
2024-11 6,128 369 1,956
2024-10 6,789 383 1,958
2024-09 6,812 388 1,956
2024-08 7,147 381 1,954
2024-07 7,172 399 1,961
2024-06 7,610 398 1,961
2024-05 7,652 380 1,961
2024-04 7,895 366 1,962
2024-03 7,658 389 1,957
2024-02 6,607 402 1,955
2024-01 6,280 398 1,964
2023-12 6,856 378 1,963
2023-11 6,738 382 1,943
2023-10 6,789 380 1,942
2023-09 6,521 371 1,942
2023-08 6,456 364 1,951
2023-07 6,715 360 1,950
2023-06 6,759 353 1,951
2023-05 7,399 426 1,953
2023-04 6,517 349 1,953
2023-03 6,850 321 1,937
2023-02 6,233 284 1,937
2023-01 5,715 266 1,939
2022-12 6,251 245 1,938
2022-11 7,099 276 1,940
2022-10 7,199 197 1,934
2022-09 6,392 183 1,927
2022-08 7,294 186 1,925
2022-07 5,971 166 1,916
2022-06 6,150 421 1,914
2022-05 6,572 459 1,912
2022-04 6,826 644 1,910
2022-03 6,253 2,214 1,911
2022-02 5,467 2,164 1,910
2022-01 6,760 2,212 1,906
2021-12 6,733 2,305 1,910
2021-11 7,241 2,279 1,911
2021-10 7,095 2,410 1,911
2021-09 6,377 2,046 1,919
2021-08 7,612 1,469 1,919
2021-07 7,485 2,856 1,920
2021-06 7,150 2,350 1,921

Full 437-month history is in the CSV and JSON. Aggregated from public state-regulator well records and normalized by Buckhead Energy; oil in barrels, gas in thousand cubic feet. This is reference data, not a valuation. If you own minerals here, get a free written offer.

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