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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
449,386 bbl
Against a year earlier
-15.5%
Gas a day, Apr 2026
2,074,525 MCF
Liquids, 12 months
178.86 million bbl
12 months against the 12 before
-4.5%
Under the Feb 2015 peak
40.7%
Statewide

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District 02: liquids a day

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

District 02: 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.

Counties by liquids, 12 months to Apr 2026

RankCountyDistrictLiquids, bbl a dayShareYear on yearChange, bbl a dayGas, MCF a dayMCF per bblIts peakUnder its peak
1Karnes02245,70150.1%-8.9%-24,022762,0343.10Dec 201849.2%
2De Witt02141,46928.9%+5.6%+7,444725,9725.13Mar 201543.6%
3Live Oak0259,23212.1%-9.0%-5,842388,3436.56Aug 202426.5%
4Lavaca0223,0344.7%+1.4%+32198,1284.26Jun 202220.1%
5Refugio025,9181.2%-10.8%-71614,4212.44Jan 199372.9%
6Gonzales014,9081.0%+20.1%+8225,4211.10Nov 202361.5%
7Jackson023,2800.7%-8.6%-3086,4831.98Aug 201854.2%
8 up 7McMullen012,0080.4%+38311.8%+2,0035,5282.75Jun 202550.6%
9 up 1Bee021,2600.3%-21.4%-34461,33548.68Jul 200144.0%
10 down 1Victoria021,1830.2%-27.9%-4587,7846.58Jul 201883.7%
11 down 3Atascosa011,1340.2%-64.4%-2,0482,8382.50Jun 202484.7%
12 down 1Goliad025240.1%+60.4%+19712,83324.51Oct 200579.7%
13 down 1Calhoun023290.1%+9.5%+281,2243.72Dec 199389.6%
14 down 1La Salle01130.0%+15.2%+1342.61Nov 201099.6%
15 up 1Jim Wells04120.0%+148.0%+720117.02May 199983.0%
16 down 2Fayette0390.0%-17.3%-270.76Jan 2015100.0%
17Aransas0400.0%-88.7%-200.00Apr 2010100.0%
18 up 1Matgrda Is-LB (offshore)0200.0%-53.2%000.00Nov 2012100.0%
19 down 1Colorado0300.0%-80.9%-1163978.28Jun 201691.7%
20Matagorda0300.0%-100.0%00n/aMar 2004100.0%

Pace

Three months toA dayAgainst the three beforeAgainst a year earlier
Apr 2026, liquids443,927 bbl-3.9%-14.9%
Apr 2026, gas2,027,996 MCF+4.6%-6.8%

Gained the most

CountyChange, bbl a dayYear on yearNow, bbl a day
De Witt+7,444+5.6%141,469
McMullen+2,003+38311.8%2,008
Gonzales+822+20.1%4,908
Lavaca+321+1.4%23,034
Goliad+197+60.4%524
Calhoun+28+9.5%329
Jim Wells+7+148.0%12
La Salle+1+15.2%13

Lost the most

CountyChange, bbl a dayYear on yearNow, bbl a day
Karnes-24,022-8.9%245,701
Live Oak-5,842-9.0%59,232
Atascosa-2,048-64.4%1,134
Refugio-716-10.8%5,918
Victoria-458-27.9%1,183
Bee-344-21.4%1,260
Jackson-308-8.6%3,280
Fayette-2-17.3%9

Most gas

CountyGas, MCF a dayShareYear on yearMCF per bbl
Karnes762,03536.4%-13.5%3.10
De Witt725,97234.7%+3.5%5.13
Live Oak388,34318.6%+5.5%6.56
Lavaca98,1284.7%+21.8%4.26
Bee61,3352.9%+1.4%48.68
Refugio14,4220.7%-10.5%2.44
Goliad12,8340.6%+46.4%24.51
Victoria7,7840.4%+17.6%6.58
Jackson6,4830.3%-17.2%1.98
McMullen5,5290.3%+26958.8%2.75

At a new high this year

CountyLiquids, bbl a dayPeak monthYear on year
McMullen2,008Jun 2025+38311.8%

How concentrated

MeasureValue
Counties producing liquids19
Share of the top 597.0%
Share of the top 1099.6%
Counties that hold half1
Herfindahl index (0 to 10,000)3,519

By year

YearLiquids, bbl a dayLiquids, bblGas, MCF
2026 (7 months)435,13392.25 million410.85 million
2025508,721185.68 million777.72 million
2024495,136181.22 million764.45 million
2023503,369183.73 million763.81 million
2022532,090194.21 million714.54 million
2021497,427181.56 million640.55 million
2020515,339188.61 million683.06 million
2019599,498218.82 million768.84 million
2018597,248218.00 million729.59 million
2017539,646196.97 million662.38 million
2016551,828201.97 million726.34 million
2015700,393255.64 million844.11 million

The newest 24 months

MonthLiquids, bbl a dayOil, bblCondensate, bblGas-well gas, MCFCasinghead gas, MCFBarrels of oil equivalent
Jul 2026 filling in392,4698,851,5983,314,94233,976,10420,964,03121,323,229
Jun 2026 filling in418,7449,331,5263,230,78334,210,03421,749,15021,888,839
May 2026 filling in432,7739,961,1603,454,78836,377,10122,586,62923,243,236
Apr 2026449,3869,772,3423,709,24039,201,98823,033,75823,854,206
Mar 2026438,2679,931,9863,654,28939,383,44823,224,99924,021,016
Feb 2026444,3469,172,6263,269,05734,340,82721,306,62621,716,258
Jan 2026470,77310,135,4214,458,53937,105,62923,391,01624,676,734
Dec 2025454,28410,292,6763,790,13835,480,78023,667,28023,940,824
Nov 2025460,25010,103,2693,704,24034,685,26323,963,94423,582,376
Oct 2025483,68910,818,8234,175,52638,252,53725,792,84325,668,579
Sep 2025502,83310,891,2754,193,72937,425,37725,856,43325,631,972
Aug 2025532,84212,134,6274,383,48139,683,03428,137,82527,821,584
Jul 2025550,53112,543,0524,523,41541,407,36828,854,23928,776,734
Jun 2025542,53611,467,9484,808,13642,119,88026,221,97727,666,393
May 2025545,85311,370,2895,551,15445,554,61625,764,73628,808,001
Apr 2025531,74410,736,1245,216,18842,126,30124,470,99927,051,862
Mar 2025525,37310,910,4695,376,10842,382,41424,902,65427,500,755
Feb 2025506,4119,509,2674,670,25038,140,38321,549,84824,127,888
Jan 2025468,16110,055,2614,457,71938,459,67722,818,02924,725,931
Dec 2024496,86410,492,9284,909,85542,110,16624,359,50026,481,060
Nov 2024519,98510,329,4815,270,05743,229,91624,302,21826,854,893
Oct 2024534,35011,268,1665,296,69944,448,88625,911,54128,291,602
Sep 2024536,04311,314,9134,766,37340,858,04125,028,96927,062,454
Aug 2024522,48511,612,7364,584,30439,697,58625,658,73827,089,760

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.