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Oklahoma County, Oklahoma Mineral Intelligence

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478
Active Wells
13
OCC Filings (90 days)
9
New Permits (90 days)
1
Completion reports (12 months)
OCC posts completion reports months after the work, so recent months fill in over time.

Recent OCC Activity

Oct 92026
Intent to Drill — AF-03-15 S834H
FORMENTERA OPERATIONS LLC · Sec 03-14N-04W
Permit
Oct 72026
Intent to Drill — AF-03-15 S842H
FORMENTERA OPERATIONS LLC · Sec 03-14N-04W
Permit
Sep 152026
Pooling Application — CD2026-003056
VAQUERO RESOURCES LLC · Sec 12-12N-2W · CONTINUED
Pooling
Sep 142026
Location Exception — CD2026-003029
GLB EXPLORATION INC · Sec 25-12N-2W · CONTINUED
Location Exception
Sep 142026
Horizontal Well Application — CD2026-003028
GLB EXPLORATION INC · Sec 25-12N-2W · CONTINUED
Spacing
Sep 82026
Pooling Application — CD2026-002979
GLB EXPLORATION INC · Sec 36-12N-2W · CONTINUED
Pooling
Sep 82026
Spacing Application — CD2026-002978
GLB EXPLORATION INC · Sec 36-12N-2W · CONTINUED
Spacing
Sep 42026
Intent to Drill — OKC 3-30H
SOUTH D LLC · Sec 30-11N-02W
Permit

Top Operators in Oklahoma County

OperatorActive WellsFilings (90d)
FORMENTERA OPERATIONS LLC 70 —
WHITE OPERATING COMPANY 68 —
E2 OPERATING LLC 50 —
STEPHENS & JOHNSON OPERATING CO 49 —
ASSIDUOUS ENERGY LLC 21 —

Oklahoma County Records Office

Oklahoma County Clerk
320 Robert S. Kerr Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73102
Hours: 8:00-5:00

About Oklahoma County Mineral Rights

Oklahoma County is one of Oklahoma's 77 counties with a history of oil and gas production. Mineral rights owners in Oklahoma County should stay informed about OCC filings, drilling permits, and completions that may affect their interests.

The Oklahoma Corporation Commission regularly processes filings that affect mineral owners throughout the state, including pooling orders, spacing applications, and increased density applications. When a pooling order is issued for your section, you typically have just 20 days to respond — making timely awareness essential.

Common OCC Filings

Mineral owners in Oklahoma County may encounter pooling orders (forcing unleased owners into drilling units), spacing applications (establishing well unit boundaries), and increased density filings (allowing additional wells). Each filing type can affect your mineral rights and may require a timely response.

What Mineral Watch Does for Oklahoma County Owners

Mineral Watch delivers instant OCC filing alerts, monthly production tracking, AI-powered document extraction from completion reports and drilling permits, and an interactive county map — so you always know what's happening on your Oklahoma County sections.

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