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West Virginia Oil & Gas Production by County

Monthly production for every producing West Virginia county. Open any county for its recent monthly series and Buckhead county metrics.

Latest production month represented: Aug 2026. County reporting periods differ; the county-production table is rebuilt monthly.

Production reporting period: 1990-01–2026-08.

Last complete dataset refresh: 2026-09-28T04:54:48.560Z. Individual counties may contain newer records from a partial refresh.

Reporting periods vary by county and may contain gaps. A missing month is not assumed to have zero production. Production months and dataset refresh dates are different from regulator publication dates.

Quick answer: Monthly oil and gas production for 49 West Virginia counties, led by Marshall County (46,409,256 bbl oil on record). Across all counties, West Virginia has 212,241,285 barrels of oil and 34,619,598,768 Mcf of gas in this dataset — Buckhead Energy analysis of public oil and gas data, refreshed monthly.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many West Virginia counties have oil and gas production data here?

This dataset covers 49 West Virginia counties with monthly oil and gas production, each on its own page. Buckhead Energy analysis of public oil and gas data, refreshed monthly.

Which West Virginia county produces the most oil?

By cumulative oil on record in this dataset, Marshall County leads with 46,409,256 barrels. The full per-county ranking is on this page, each linking to its monthly detail.

Is the West Virginia production data a valuation?

No. The figures are Buckhead Energy analysis of public oil and gas data. They are reference data, not a valuation, appraisal or investment advice.

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CountyOil (bbl, recorded)Gas (mcf, recorded)MonthsReporting period
Marshall 46,409,256 4,087,614,197 438 1990-01–2026-06
Ohio 33,191,456 1,076,858,857 385 1990-01–2026-03
Tyler 28,926,395 5,363,381,365 438 1990-01–2026-06
Brooke 26,524,291 643,908,241 166 2012-01–2026-03
Wetzel 18,679,519 4,319,897,676 438 1990-01–2026-06
Ritchie 13,948,626 2,393,889,216 438 1990-01–2026-06
Doddridge 10,826,550 4,720,360,327 438 1990-01–2026-06
Roane 5,138,000 120,270,258 439 1990-01–2026-07
Kanawha 3,859,486 498,838,707 433 1990-01–2026-07
Calhoun 3,826,956 126,255,344 432 1990-01–2025-12
Harrison 3,741,573 2,685,660,188 438 1990-01–2026-06
Gilmer 3,592,612 255,330,130 438 1990-01–2026-06
Clay 2,909,944 92,482,436 438 1990-01–2026-06
Lincoln 2,602,485 296,187,422 432 1990-01–2025-12
Lewis 1,415,086 1,019,405,922 438 1990-01–2026-06
Pleasants 1,119,158 136,988,729 438 1990-01–2026-06
Wirt 1,065,746 17,975,052 432 1990-01–2025-12
Wood 892,318 11,446,572 436 1990-01–2026-05
Wayne 461,675 163,676,695 432 1990-01–2025-12
Upshur 460,740 341,480,061 438 1990-01–2026-06
Jackson 428,487 157,061,380 440 1990-01–2026-08
Barbour 400,004 374,129,289 438 1990-01–2026-06
Marion 374,177 868,242,450 438 1990-01–2026-06
Monongalia 358,404 1,714,544,882 438 1990-01–2026-06
Mason 272,474 12,691,190 432 1990-01–2025-12
Cabell 249,601 32,102,656 432 1990-01–2025-12
Braxton 201,536 85,133,512 432 1990-01–2025-12
Boone 109,057 208,331,557 432 1990-01–2025-12
Mingo 68,713 346,314,190 432 1990-01–2025-12
Putnam 57,111 115,867,698 439 1990-01–2026-07
Randolph 50,161 64,057,402 432 1990-01–2025-12
Taylor 31,616 524,012,629 438 1990-01–2026-06
Logan 22,052 348,021,920 432 1990-01–2025-12
McDowell 18,325 469,535,396 432 1990-01–2025-12
Nicholas 3,768 52,018,557 432 1990-01–2025-12
Preston 2,221 42,574,300 432 1990-01–2025-12
Fayette 1,027 93,194,761 432 1990-01–2025-12
Hancock 611 174,622 432 1990-01–2025-12
Wyoming 68 512,104,459 432 1990-01–2025-12
Summers 0 299,965 317 1999-01–2025-12
Tucker 0 12,404,431 432 1990-01–2025-12
Grant 0 7,978,015 268 1990-01–2012-12
Raleigh 0 165,088,400 432 1990-01–2025-12
Pocahontas 0 3,283,102 205 1996-11–2025-12
Webster 0 359,831 302 1999-12–2025-12
Pendleton 0 1,069,241 357 1992-01–2025-12
Monroe 0 <3 22 1998-12–2004-12
Mineral 0 571,371 428 1990-01–2025-12
Mercer 0 36,524,167 432 1990-01–2025-12

Figures are Buckhead Energy analysis of public oil and gas data. A county's oil total counts only months in which at least 3 wells reported oil, and its gas total only months in which at least 3 wells reported gas, so totals are floors; "<3" marks a total withheld under that rule. Figures are for research and reference; they are not a valuation. Spotted an error? Tell us and we'll note it.

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