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Oil & gas productionCounted from the Railroad Commission of Texas' monthly production table. Volumes are what operators reported. Liquids are oil plus condensate. The newest months are short until late reports arrive, so comparisons end at a settled month.

Liquids a day, Apr 2026
1,036 bbl
Against a year earlier
-13.8%
Gas a day, Apr 2026
48,038 MCF
Liquids, 12 months
422 thousand bbl
12 months against the 12 before
+2.4%
Under the Feb 2003 peak
89.6%
Rank among counties
105 of 217
Share of the state's liquids
0.0%
Statewide

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Starr County: liquids a day

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Barrels of oil and condensate a day, by month. The dashed months are still filling in.

Starr County: gas a day

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Thousand cubic feet of gas-well and casinghead gas a day, by month. The dashed months are still filling in.

Pace

Three months toA dayAgainst the three beforeAgainst a year earlier
Apr 2026, liquids1,079 bbl+2.3%-6.5%
Apr 2026, gas49,064 MCF+4.5%-3.6%

By year

YearLiquids, bbl a dayLiquids, bblGas, MCF
2026 (7 months)1,012214 thousand9.91 million
20251,183432 thousand17.99 million
20241,172429 thousand18.95 million
20231,330485 thousand21.26 million
20221,383505 thousand23.39 million
20211,329485 thousand25.44 million
20201,569574 thousand29.14 million
20192,030741 thousand34.07 million
20182,502913 thousand36.11 million
20172,353859 thousand38.21 million
20162,416884 thousand40.86 million
20152,9351.07 million49.88 million

The newest 24 months

MonthLiquids, bbl a dayOil, bblCondensate, bblGas-well gas, MCFCasinghead gas, MCFBarrels of oil equivalent
Jul 2026 filling in86913,65713,2871,288,65131,636246,991
Jun 2026 filling in91913,54114,0391,344,98633,935257,400
May 2026 filling in99814,85116,0721,378,08034,585266,367
Apr 20261,03615,29515,7821,400,71040,444271,269
Mar 20261,05115,77216,8241,493,36443,414288,725
Feb 20261,15715,73616,6471,356,25032,521263,844
Jan 20261,06316,64216,3031,396,45035,044271,527
Dec 20251,05216,73615,8861,425,86535,233276,138
Nov 20251,05017,07114,4251,394,41532,425269,302
Oct 20251,11718,52816,1061,456,55536,749283,518
Sep 20251,08616,96915,6221,411,63432,922273,350
Aug 20251,17817,66618,8641,458,24934,443285,312
Jul 20251,28118,31221,4131,470,43041,266291,674
Jun 20251,53419,18726,8451,463,47439,784296,575
May 20251,28019,31020,3851,552,29145,058305,919
Apr 20251,20218,52817,5301,531,55444,209298,685
Mar 20251,12218,42516,3711,515,88128,548292,200
Feb 20251,13616,79415,0231,381,97626,484266,560
Jan 20251,15219,26016,4641,502,65429,612291,101
Dec 20241,17320,03116,3191,530,87031,325296,715
Nov 20241,09418,39814,4211,469,34032,121283,062
Oct 20241,06417,90215,0951,562,50433,780299,044
Sep 20241,07216,93215,2191,492,38934,658286,658
Aug 20241,12017,38317,3221,580,82240,457304,918

Where the counts come from

Published by Railroad Commission of Texas. The publisher's data sets. The extract was cut on 2026-09-18 and read here on 2026-10-11. It holds Jan 1993 through Jul 2026; the publisher refreshes it monthly (last Saturday).

Volumes are what operators reported on their monthly production reports. Nothing here is estimated or adjusted.The newest 3 months are short until late reports arrive, so year-on-year figures end at 2026-04.Liquids are oil plus condensate, in barrels. Gas is gas-well gas plus casinghead gas, in thousand cubic feet. A barrel of oil equivalent counts six thousand cubic feet of gas as one barrel.A county's figures cover wells the regulator files under that county. Offshore tracts are listed by their own names.