Scurry County Oil & Gas Well Data

Oil & Gas Activity in Scurry County

Scurry County is home to the legendary SACROC unit (Scurry Area Canyon Reef Operators Committee), one of the most studied oil fields in the world and a pioneer in CO2 enhanced oil recovery. The Kelly-Snyder field, discovered in 1948, triggered an oil boom that transformed the county seat of Snyder. Today, SACROC continues producing through advanced EOR techniques, while newer horizontal drilling targets the Wolfcamp formation on the county's western side.

MineralSearch tracks 14,234 wells in Scurry County sourced directly from Texas Railroad Commission filings. Our database includes well locations, operator assignments, completion data, production records, and permit history — updated regularly so you always have current information.

Key Formations

• Canyon Reef — Active target in Scurry County
• Cisco — Active target in Scurry County
• Strawn — Active target in Scurry County
• Wolfcamp — Active target in Scurry County

Top Operators in Scurry County

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