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Canadian County, Oklahoma Mineral Intelligence

Canadian County sits at the heart of Oklahoma's STACK play, making it one of the most actively drilled counties in the state. Mineral Watch gives Canadian County owners automated OCC alerts, production intelligence, AI document extraction, and interactive mapping — all in one platform.

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3,069
Active Wells
170
OCC Filings (90 days)
16
New Permits (90 days)
0
Completions (90 days)

Recent OCC Activity

Feb 242026
Pooling Application — CD2026-000481
VALIDUS ENERGY II MIDCON LLC · Sec 4-12N-10W · HEARD
Pooling
Feb 242026
Pooling Application — CD2026-000480
VALIDUS ENERGY II MIDCON LLC · Sec 5-12N-10W · HEARD
Pooling
Feb 242026
INCREASED_DENSITY — CD2026-000479
VALIDUS ENERGY II MIDCON LLC · Sec 4-12N-10W · HEARD
Spacing
Feb 242026
INCREASED_DENSITY — CD2026-000478
VALIDUS ENERGY II MIDCON LLC · Sec 5-12N-10W · HEARD
Spacing
Feb 242026
LOCATION_EXCEPTION — CD2026-000477
VALIDUS ENERGY II MIDCON LLC · Sec 5-12N-10W · HEARD
Permit
Feb 242026
LOCATION_EXCEPTION — CD2026-000476
VALIDUS ENERGY II MIDCON LLC · Sec 4-12N-10W · HEARD
Permit
Feb 242026
HORIZONTAL_WELL — CD2026-000475
VALIDUS ENERGY II MIDCON LLC · Sec 4-12N-10W · HEARD
Spacing
Feb 182026
Intent to Drill — Rother 8_5-14N-8W 3HX
DEVON ENERGY PRODUCTION COMPANY LP · Sec 08-14N-08W
Permit

Top Operators in Canadian County

OperatorActive WellsFilings (90d)
DEVON ENERGY PRODUCTION COMPANY LP 530 23
COTERRA ENERGY OPERATING CO. 379 57
VALIDUS ENERGY II MIDCON LLC 253 1
CAMINO NATURAL RESOURCES LLC 138 9
OVINTIV USA INC 134 15

About Canadian County Mineral Rights

Canadian County, located in central Oklahoma just west of Oklahoma City, is one of the most prolific oil and gas producing counties in the state. The county seat is El Reno, and the county covers approximately 900 square miles of prime drilling territory within the STACK play (Sooner Trend, Anadarko, Canadian, and Kingfisher).

Mineral rights owners in Canadian County benefit from significant horizontal drilling activity targeting the Woodford Shale, Meramec, and Mississippian Lime formations. Multi-unit horizontal wells with 2-mile laterals have become standard, meaning a single well can affect multiple sections — making it critical for mineral owners to stay informed about OCC filings beyond just the sections where they own interests.

Common OCC Filings in Canadian County

The most frequent filings affecting Canadian County mineral owners are pooling orders (where the OCC forces unleased mineral owners into a drilling unit), spacing applications (establishing the boundaries for horizontal wells that may cross multiple sections), and increased density applications (allowing additional wells in an already-spaced unit). If you receive a pooling order, understanding your options and the associated bonus rates is critical to protecting your mineral interests.

What Mineral Watch Does for Canadian County Owners

Beyond automated OCC filing alerts, Mineral Watch gives you production tracking and decline curves for every well, AI-powered document extraction for pooling orders and division orders, operator profiles with deduction analysis, pooling bonus benchmarking across comparable sections, and interactive mapping with drilling activity heat maps — the complete mineral intelligence platform for Canadian County.

Learn more about what this means for your minerals in our SCOOP & STACK Play Overview.

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