There are over 3000 operators in the state of New Mexico. Most of these operators are inactive, but are still in the database. If you select an operator that has had no reported production since 1993, you will not get back any information. You may either search the entire operator list (A-Z), or for quicker response, select one of the smaller lists (A-F, G-Q, or R-Z).
Operators A-Z (slow download time)
Operators A-F
Operators G-Q
Operators R-Z
We also have a list of operators in NM, in text file format. The file is a fixed width text file which can be imported into a spreadsheet or database. (Hint: right click on the link, then save the file to your hard drive.) Operator text file
There are thousands of pool names in the well database. Many of these pools no longer produce, but are still in the database. If you select a pool that has had no reported production since 1993, you will not get back any information. You may either search the entire pool list (A-Z), or for quicker response, select one of the smaller lists (A-F, G-Q, or R-Z).
The New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources Oil and Gas Program operates a web site, located at oil gas pool maps which provides maps of the various producing pools in New Mexico. The pool maps are tied in to the GO-TECH production database, so data is available for single wells via the map.
Pools A-Z (slow download time)
Pools A-F
Pools G-Q
Pools R-Z
Oil and gas production is primarily located in two regions of the state, the northwest and southeast corners. The northwest corner is the primary gas producing region, with San Juan County generating most of the production. The southeast corner of New Mexico primarily produces oil, with Lea and Eddy counties accounting for the majority of production.
The New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources Oil and Gas Program operates a web site, located at (http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/resources/petroleum/) which provides a brief introduction to the geology of these regions.
We have production data for some counties back to 1971. To look at data by county, use this search. The files are zipped, and are by county and year. We received a few reports that our files would not work on earlier versions of WinZip. If you find yourself not being able to open these files, please upgrade to the latest WinZip from http://www.winzip.com/. To get the production for all of the wells in a specific county,