San Jacinto County leases reported 59.4K barrels of oil and 585.6K MCF of gas to the Texas Railroad Commission in the 12 months to Jul 2026, ranking #182 of 219 producing Texas counties by oil-equivalent volume.
59.4KBBL oil, last 12 months▼ 20% vs prior 12
585.6KMCF gas, last 12 months▼ 28% vs prior 12
0new permits, Oct 1–Oct 14
15+top leases listed below
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San Jacinto County oil + condensate (BBL per month, last 36 months)
San Jacinto County gas (MCF per month, last 36 months)
Jun 2026 and Jul 2026 are provisional (lighter bars) and usually rise as late reports arrive.
San Jacinto County production in brief
San Jacinto County produced 59,449 barrels of oil and condensate and 585,620 MCF of gas in the 12 months from Aug 2025 to Jul 2026, about 0.0% of Texas oil and 0.0% of Texas gas on our county figures. Compared with the previous 12 months, oil was down 20% and gas was down 28%. The highest oil month in the last three years was Oct 2023 at 7,919 barrels. The largest operators by oil-equivalent volume were HILCORP ENERGY COMPANY, ARCADIA OPERATING, LLC and IV STANDARD, LLC. The top lease by oil was OGLETREE, operated by IV STANDARD, LLC, with 5,037 barrels. RRC issued no new drilling permits in San Jacinto County between October 1 and Oct 14, 2026.
No new permits in this county in the current RRC daily file.
Monthly figures
Month
Oil (BBL)
Gas (MCF)
Leases reporting
Jul 2026 (provisional)
5,303
47,627
169
Jun 2026 (provisional)
5,591
43,936
169
May 2026
5,784
48,857
169
Apr 2026
5,028
50,981
169
Mar 2026
4,194
50,277
169
Feb 2026
3,712
42,639
169
Jan 2026
3,917
40,059
169
Dec 2025
5,232
50,440
169
Nov 2025
4,454
47,203
169
Oct 2025
5,358
55,096
169
Sep 2025
5,184
51,396
169
Aug 2025
5,692
57,109
169
Questions about San Jacinto County minerals
How do I look up my lease in San Jacinto County?
Find the RRC lease number on your check stub, then search it on our lease search or in the RRC Production Data Query using district and lease number. Without a number, open the RRC GIS viewer, go to San Jacinto County and click the well. Step by step: how to look up your lease on RRC.
Who are the top operators in San Jacinto County?
By oil-equivalent volume over the 12 months to Jul 2026: HILCORP ENERGY COMPANY (7,731 BBL oil, 132,236 MCF gas), ARCADIA OPERATING, LLC (7,041 BBL oil, 128,219 MCF gas) and IV STANDARD, LLC (8,062 BBL oil, 116,417 MCF gas). The full list is in the table above.
How are royalties calculated on San Jacinto County production?
A gross royalty is roughly (oil volume × oil price + gas volume × gas price) × your decimal interest. Your decimal is on your check stub or division order. County production in May 2026 was 5,784 BBL of oil; try your own lease in the royalty estimator. Severance tax and any deductions your lease allows reduce the check.
How do I sell mineral rights in San Jacinto County?
Start with the production history of your lease on its page here, then compare several offers on the same basis (price per net mineral acre or a multiple of monthly royalty). Recent permits in the county (0 so far this month) can matter to buyers. See how to sell mineral rights. We are not a buyer or broker.
Source: Texas Railroad Commission (data sets, Production Data Query). Data date: RRC Production Data Query dump, extract dated Sep 18, 2026; production through Jul 2026. Jun 2026 and Jul 2026 are provisional: operators file late and amend, so these months usually rise in later releases. Oil = crude oil + condensate (BBL); gas = gas-well gas + casinghead gas (MCF), as reported to RRC. RRC notes county-level figures are allocated estimates based on allowables and potentials. Methodology.