• Can I get data about a specific lease using the General Query?
• How can I find out the district my lease is in?
• How can I find an operator address?
• If I know my field or operator name or number, why do I have to search for it to make it display on the query criteria screen?

Can I get specific lease data using the General Query?

You can get to the same data, but you may have to search through more results pages. The General Query is for those who are looking for statewide or area (county, district, field) production information, or information about a field, lease, or operator for which you do not have any identifying data.

The Specific Lease Query is for those who know their lease number as well as the district the lease is in and want to see only production or disposition data for that particular lease.

How can I find out the district my lease is in?

1. On the General Query Criteria screen and the Specific Lease Search screen, select the County/District List link.
2. Find your county in the list and note the associated district number.
3. Close the list window; on the General Query Criteria screen in Geographic Region, click the drop-down arrow beside the District option and select the district.

How can I get an operator's address?

There are links on the Results pages for the Oil and Gas Proration Schedules and the Oil and Gas Directory. To locate the directory in the application, perform an Operator search, then on the results pages open the Directory link and locate the name.

If I know my field or operator name or number, why do I have to search for it to make it display on the query criteria screen?

You do not.

1. On the General Query Criteria screen, select Operator as the initial view.
2. Select the date range and geographic region, then submit the query.
3. On the Results page, click the Field or Operator tab to see specific data. Be aware that, depending on the geographic region and date range you specified, you may have to search through numerous pages of data.