Data Sets Available for Download

The reports include: results of environmental sampling of soil, groundwater, and surface water at the site; water level measurements; waste profile sampling results; elevation survey data of waste piles; volume estimates of wastes and affected soils above and below grade contained in AOCs 1 through 10; and a map of lines demarcating AOC boundaries.

Prior to downloading digital map data, review the information below, including the sample test files and frequently asked questions. Selection of an export format that is compatible with the GIS software package it will run on is the responsibility of the user.

Projection File

Some GIS Software packages require that the GIS Layer have a predefined coordinate system.

Each .shp file includes an associated.prj file in the dataset. If you do not want the layer to be projected, simply delete the .prj file associated with the layer.

The projection file is also available by right clicking on the link below and saving it to a file:

• rrc_latlong.prj

• Digital map data:
• Base Map, Wells, Surveys & Pipelines layers
• Geographic Coordinates; Latitude/Longitude Decimal Degrees, NAD 27
• Export Format
• API Data - ASCII data file and dBase (.dbf) file containing the API number, survey name, well number, lease name, lease ID number, completion date, and plug date.

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This data set contains drilling permit information on every application to drill for an oil or gas well in Texas since 1976, including:

• permit number,
• date issued,
• date amended,
• date extended,
• lease name,
• location,
• spud-in date, and
• pertinent information concerning spacing and density exceptions.

This data set contains information on every application to drill for an oil or gas well in Texas since 1976, including:

• permit number,
• date issued,
• date amended,
• date extended,
• lease name,
• location,
• spud-in date, and
• pertinent information concerning spacing and density exceptions.

This data set contains drilling permit information, including:

• permit number,
• date issued,
• date amended,
• date extended,
• lease name,
• location,
• spud-in date, and
• pertinent information concerning spacing and density exceptions and included latitudes and longitudes.

The file has current month only and cumulates daily through the month.

This data set contains drilling permit information, including:

• permit number,
• date issued,
• date amended,
• date extended,
• lease name,
• location,
• spud-in date, and
• pertinent information concerning spacing and density exceptions and included latitudes and longitudes.

The file cumulates daily throughout the month and is produced the day after the last day of the month.

This data set contains information on pending drilling applications that have not yet been approved by the RRC.

This data set is a zipped file that includes images of every Form W-1 (Application for Permit to Drill, Recomplete, or Re-Enter) and plat, organized by RRC oil and gas district, approved the previous day. Form W-1 images will be in a .PDF format. Plat images will be in a .TIFF format and may require legal size paper to print.

These data sets contain information on every application to drill for a horizontal well, available in the following sequences:

1. Permit Issue Date, Permit Number, API Number, Permitted Field(s)

This data set contains information related to all oil or gas fields in Texas that appear on the Oil & Gas Annual Report publications, including general oil or gas information pertaining to the field's production, number of wells, primary county and informative remarks.

This data set is a condensed record of oil and gas field information, including Fields appearing on the oil and gas proration schedules. Each field record includes the district, field number, county code, and field name.

This data set contains the spacing and production rules for an area of oil and gas production with at least one common reservoir for the entire area.

This data set contains information related to all oil and gas fields in Texas, including:

• general oil and gas information pertaining to the individual fields;
• field rules;
• field remarks; field allocation formulas and their corresponding factors;
• 49(b) calculations for 49(B) gas fields;
• allowable statistics for 26 months; production statistics for 24 months; and
• A-sheet information, including market demand and capability for gas fields.

The Gas Masters data sets contain the most recent 12 months of production and 14 months of allowable data for each gas well in the state of Texas. Also included is:

• general oil and gas information pertaining to the individual fields;
• field allocation formulas and their corresponding factors;
• general gas information pertaining to the individual wells, gatherers, and balancing status;
• general information pertaining to individually completed wells and multiple completions;
• well allowable
• and well production information.

The Oil Masters data sets contain the most recent 12 months of production and 14 months of allowable data for each oil lease in the state of Texas. Also included is general information pertaining to:

• individual fields, field allocation formulas and their corresponding factors;
• individual leases, gatherers, balancing status, allowable and production information;
• individually completed wells and multiple completions, well testing information, allowable and production information.

These data sets contain gas disposition information extracted from the Form PR (Production Report) during a given monthly production cycle. It includes the most recent reporting month and corrected reports for the previous production months.

The Historical Ledger database is an online disk resident file that contains information related to lease level oil and gas production, product dispositions, and allowable information. The Historical Ledger provides monthly oil and gas production by lease for the period January 1993 to 27 months prior to the present date. The data is incremented monthly as the Oil and Gas Roll process "rolls off" selected data from the 26-month Oil and Gas systems such as the Production database above. The Historical Ledger database is updated daily because of Monthly Production Report (Form PR) received relating to the Historical Ledger time period.

This data set contains production from 1993 to current.

This data sets contains a dump of the Production Reports for Pending Leases Database. When a lease has not yet been assigned an official Lease ID by the RRC, the operator will report production on this “pending lease” by using some other identifying information [API (American Petroleum Institute) number or drilling permit number). Data for pending wells provided on or after September 1, 2016 will no longer include duplicate records not deleted after the assignment of an oil lease or gas well identification number.

This data sets contains a dump of the Production Reports.

• 24 months of production data,
• commingled production,
• 26 months of allowable data,
• balancing status and capability for gas wells, and
• oil lease overproduction status.

This data set contains information from the Form P-4, Producer's Transportation Authority and Certificate of Compliance, including:

• district, field, lease, oil lease/gas well ID,
• purchaser system,
• percent of gas gathered by split connections,
• market of the gas,
• effective date of the filing,
• purpose of the filing,
• RRC Form P-4 approval date, and
• gatherers/purchasers/nominators.

This data set contains oil and gas docket data used to assist the agency's legal staff in managing and processing cases before the RRC. The database tracks each case from the time an application is received until it is completed. A case may include new field discoveries, exceptions to statewide rules, suspension of allocation, formulas, density exceptions, field rules, waste oil movement, etc. The data set includes:

• applicant/operator,
• date request filed,
• dates various actions taken,
• disposition,
• type request with general description,
• legal representative,
• county,
• field name and number, and
• well plugging enforcement actions

The data set contains information on all the organizations involved in oil and gas activities in Texas that have filed an Organization Report (Form P-5) with the RRC. The data set includes both active and inactive organizations.

R3 Gas Processing Plants

This data set includes the most recent 26 months of Form R-3 [Monthly Report for Gas Processing Plants] filings. Please note that information submitted in sections VIII and IX on the form are not available in the data set.

This database contains information from the Wellbore database. Every proposed hole in Texas relating to oil and gas drilling has an API (American Petroleum Institute) number assigned to it. Records for each hole drilled are set up in the Wellbore database by API (American Petroleum Institute) number. These records contain completion, plugging, formation, and other information related to the well bore. Dummy API numbers have been assigned to old wells drilled prior to implementation of the API numbering technique. Information on most of the wells ever drilled in Texas is contained in the Full Well Bore file. A 3-Month Well Bore file is also available which extracts all information in the Well Bore database for each API number that had a drilling permit issued for it within the last three (3) months.

This data set provides data related to oil and gas well bores used in the RRC Online Oil & Gas Data Well Bore Query. The Well Bore Query data set provides a way for users to search for wells by district, lease, county, field, operator, drilling permit number, API number, on/off schedule, or well type. The file is run at the beginning of each month.

The primary file of the automated well system is the Well Database. It is an on-line, disk resident file that contains testing and technical information related to oil and gas wells. The file information is made available in two volumes, the oil wells or the gas wells. The Well Database contains allowable, G-10 and W-10 testing/technical information on a well basis for the most recent 26 month reporting period.

This data set supports the multi-well records on the Oil Masters tapes. It contains each detail well and any pertinent information concerning that well, including:

• general oil information pertaining to the individual well,
• W-10 test data,
• 16 Texas Administrative Code 14(B)(2) [Statewide Rule 14(B)(2)] data, and
• shut-in information.

This data set contains Oil Well Status Report (Form W-10) test information, including reports filed late, for the most recent 26 month reporting period. The Form W-10 must be filed annually or semi-annually for every oil well in Texas and RRC rules determine which month the status report/test must be filed.

This data set contains Gas Well Status Report (Form G-10) test information, including reports filed late, for the most recent 26 month reporting period, keyed during a month. The Form G-10 must be filed annually or semi-annually for every gas well in Texas and RRC rules determine which month the status report/test must be filed.

The Directional Surveys file consists of a daily zipped file that will include images of all directional surveys submitted to the Commission the previous day by directional survey companies. Directional survey images will be in the PDF file format.

This data set contains a zipped file that will include data of all completion forms, organized by RRC district, that were submitted or approved the previous day, including:

• Form G-1, Gas Well Back Pressure Test, Completion or Recompletion Report, and Log;
• Form W-2, Oil Well Potential Test, Completion or Recompletion Report, and Log;
• Form P-4, Producer's Transportation Authority and Certificate of Compliance;
• Form G-5, Gas Well Classification Report;
• Form G-10, Gas Well Status Report;
• Form P-15, Statement of Productivity of Acreage Assigned to Proration Units;
• Form W-12, Inclination Report; and
• Form L-1, Electric Log Status Report.

This data set is a zipped file that will include images of all completion forms and attachments, organized by RRC district, submitted or approved the previous day. Completion images will be in .PDF and .TIFF file formats.

This data set contains information on every application for high cost gas severance tax incentive certification, which includes information on tight sands, deep gas, and other as specified by the operator. Gas from wells defined as high cost gas wells under Section 107 of the old Federal Natural Gas Policy Act (NGPA) may be eligible for a state severance tax reduction or exemption. Section 107 includes gas from tight sands, completions below 15,000 feet, Devonian shale, coal seams, or geopressured brine. Reference 16 Texas Administrative Code §101(c)(2) [Statewide Rule 101(c)(2)].

This data set contains information on every application for high cost gas severance tax incentive certification for tight sands. Gas from wells defined as high cost gas wells under Section 107 of the old Federal Natural Gas Policy Act (NGPA) may be eligible for a state severance tax reduction or exemption. Section 107 includes gas from tight sands, completions below 15,000 feet, Devonian shale, coal seams, or geopressured brine. For applicability refer to Reference 16 Texas Administrative Code §101(c)(2) [Statewide Rule 101(c)(2)].

This data set contains Natural Gas Policy Act (NGPA) Section 107 data from tight sands, completions below 15,000 feet, Devonian shale, coal seams, or geopressured brine, including:

• operator name and address;
• well number, lease or well ID number, and district;
• docket number; and
• date of first production for the high-cost gas incentive program.

This data report provides high cost gas certification data of gas leases from the Application for Texas Severance Tax Incentive Certification (ST-1) online application submitted since April 28, 2019

The Underground Injection Control (UIC) Well Inventory System was implemented in January 1980. This file contains information related to all underground injection wells in Texas, including inventory and permit specific data, H-10 monitoring data, H-5 pressure testing data, and UIC enforcement action data. In 1988, a monitoring system was established and enforcement information was added to the RRC automated files for this system.