The complete live dashboard of the New Mexico oil and gas industry — top operators, hottest counties, most-active formations (SCOOP, STACK, Woodford, Mississippi Lime, Cherokee Platform), current permit pipeline, DUC stack, recent rig activity, and newly producing wells. Refreshed monthly from OCC well-header records.
Data as of January 1, 1970 Source: New Mexico Oil Conservation Division · refreshed monthly
The 10 largest operators of record in New Mexico, by total well count. See the full top-100 leaderboard →
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The 10 most-active oil and gas counties in New Mexico. See the full county rankings →
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The 10 most-active formations and plays in New Mexico. See all active New Mexico formations →
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Get Your Free Mineral ValuationSource: New Mexico Oil Conservation Division well-header and production filings.
Refresh cadence: Monthly. Data current as of January 1, 1970.
What's tracked: Permits filed in the last 24 months, wells spudded in the last 90 days, wells with first production in the last 6 months, drilled-uncompleted (DUC) wells, top operators by total well count, top counties by activity, and active formations/plays.
Disclaimer: Data is provided as a public-service reference. Buckhead Energy is not affiliated with the operators listed unless explicitly stated.
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As of January 1, 1970, this dashboard tracks 0 active New Mexico operators ranked by well count. See the Top New Mexico Operators leaderboard for the full ranking.
About 0 New Mexico drilling permits were filed in the trailing 24 months, per New Mexico Oil Conservation Division records (as of January 1, 1970).
A DUC is a "drilled but uncompleted" well — drilled but not yet hydraulically fractured or put on production. As of January 1, 1970, New Mexico had about 0 DUC wells in inventory. DUCs are a leading indicator of near-term completion and production activity.
New Mexico activity centers on the Permian (Delaware Basin) in the southeast and the San Juan Basin in the northwest, among roughly 0 active formations across 0 counties, aggregated from New Mexico Oil Conservation Division records.
It is refreshed monthly from New Mexico Oil Conservation Division well and permit records. The current data is as of January 1, 1970.
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State: New Mexico
Operators: 0
Counties: 0
Formations: 0
Permits 24mo: 0
DUCs: 0
Data as of: January 1, 1970
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