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Louisiana mineral interests can include conventional oil and gas, as well as development in onshore shale and other areas. We look at the property, ownership, formations, leases, wells, and available production information connected to your interest.
Significant natural gas development across northern Louisiana.
Decades of oil and gas production across many Louisiana parishes.
Every interest has its own ownership and production details.
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LOUISIANA MINERAL RIGHTS
Louisiana has a long history of oil and gas production, and today’s mineral interests can be connected to both established and newer development.
The specific property, formation, ownership records, lease, wells, and production history can help provide a clearer picture of what you own.
LOUISIANA’S OIL & GAS LANDSCAPE
Louisiana’s mineral interests are connected to different formations, producing areas, and development histories. Understanding the specific property and the records behind it is more useful than looking at Louisiana as one single oil and gas market.
Major natural gas development in northern Louisiana, particularly across several parishes in the state's northwest.
Louisiana has a long history of conventional oil and gas production across different regions of the state.
Parish, legal description, ownership, lease, wells, unit information, and production records can all help identify the interest.
OUR APPROACH
Provide the parish, legal description, ownership information, royalty statement, lease, or other documents you have.
We look at available information on ownership, wells, formations, production, leases, and development.
We'll explain what the available information shows and discuss the next step.
UNDERSTANDING YOUR LOCATION
Two mineral interests in the same parish can have very different characteristics. The formation, well, operator, unit, ownership, lease, and production history can all provide important context beyond location alone.
Louisiana’s Department of Energy and Natural Resources maintains records covering wells, production, permits, unitization and other oil and gas information through its systems, including SONRIS.
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COMMON QUESTIONS
Get quick answers to common questions about Louisiana Mineral Rights
Louisiana has oil and gas activity across multiple regions. Northern Louisiana is particularly associated with the Haynesville/Bossier natural gas play, while other parts of the state have long histories of conventional production and other formations.
The Haynesville is a deep natural-gas-bearing formation extending through northern Louisiana and into eastern Texas and southwestern Arkansas. Louisiana DENR identifies several northern Louisiana parishes as important areas of Haynesville activity.
Not necessarily. A nearby well does not by itself establish that your mineral interest is included in that well or its production. The applicable unit, ownership, well and production records need to be considered together.
Louisiana DENR provides oil and gas information through SONRIS, including well and production-related records.
A royalty statement, deed, lease, parish, legal description, or other ownership documents can be helpful. Start with whatever information you have.
Yes. You can provide the information you have, and the interest can be reviewed based on the available property, ownership and production information.
LOUISIANA MINERAL RIGHTS
Start with the information you have. A better understanding of your property, ownership, wells and production can help you make an informed decision.
