New Mexico Mineral Radar

Stay on top of the minerals you own.

New Mexico Mineral Radar keeps an eye on everything that affects your minerals — new drilling near your tract, including the horizontal wells that can drain what you own from a mile away, the wells and operators around you, and the fine print in your own leases and division orders. We surface what actually matters, in plain English — so your time goes to growing what you own, not chasing down OCD filings and keeping spreadsheets.

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Well permits tracked
17,938
4,564 in the last year
Horizontal permits
16,967
can drain a tract from a mile away
Counties with activity
15
185 operators

Everything about your minerals, in one place.

You tell us what you own. We watch the public record around it and translate what it means — the moment it matters, in plain English — so you can act on it instead of hunting for it.

Start with your county

Lea County 8,527 permits · 8,264 horizontal Eddy County 8,377 permits · 7,880 horizontal San Juan County 449 permits · 359 horizontal Sandoval County 268 permits · 259 horizontal Rio Arriba County 188 permits · 146 horizontal Chaves County 79 permits · 48 horizontal Roosevelt County 15 permits · 11 horizontal Colfax County 9 permits McKinley County 9 permits Quay County 5 permits Harding County 4 permits Curry County 3 permits Socorro County 3 permits Guadalupe County 1 permits Otero County 1 permits

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This report compiles and structures publicly available oil & gas records from the New Mexico Oil Conservation Division (OCD) — well permitting status, operator, and location. We monitor development activity and public filings near a location you tell us about; we do NOT determine mineral ownership, confirm what you own, or provide legal, tax, or investment advice. Nothing here replaces a title opinion, a landman, or the official OCD record. Activity is mapped to the well surface location the operator filed with the OCD, not your mineral tract. Data is current only as of the source vintage shown on the page. Our total liability for any report is capped at the amount you paid for it. Found an error? Reply to any email and a human will correct it.