Well map
Zoom to your township and look around. Active wells nearby mean your minerals sit in proven rock; fresh permitted locations mean operators are still committing capital; a field of plugged symbols tells the decline story. What surrounds your tract is the first chapter of any serious valuation.
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Opens on the Bakken / Williston Basin. Pan or zoom for the rest of North Dakota; well symbols and horizontal laterals fill in as you go.
- Permitted location
- Producing oil
- Producing gas
- Shut-in
- Injection / disposal
- Not producing / status not reported
- Horizontal lateral (zoom 10+)
How a seller reads this
- Permitted locations near you are the headline. They are wells that exist on paper but probably aren’t in your royalty checks yet — the exact value a quick sale gives away.
- Operator names matter. Click the dots: a well-capitalized operator drilling next door is worth more to your valuation than three idle ones.
- Plugged country is information too. Mature, high-decline surroundings argue for valuing the income stream honestly — and sooner.
Source: state regulator well databases. Snapshot data; refreshed periodically. Larger states are moving to a county-level view.
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