Oil and gas leases in Cascade Petroleum Corporation

Cascade Petroleum Corporation is a Texas operator, Commission number 138897, with 5 leases reporting production across 1 county. 2 of them are oil leases and 3 are gas leases. Between them they carry 6 wellbores. Reported volumes run from January 1993 to August 2026 and come to 50 thousand barrels of oil and 187 thousand Mcf of gas. Every lease below has its own page with a decline-curve forecast and an estimate of what the whole lease is worth.

Key facts about Cascade Petroleum Corporation

How many oil and gas leases are in Cascade Petroleum Corporation?
Cascade Petroleum Corporation has 5 oil and gas leases with production reported to the Railroad Commission of Texas, as of August 2026.
How much oil and gas has Cascade Petroleum Corporation produced?
Leases in Cascade Petroleum Corporation have reported 49,757 barrels of oil (bbl) and 187,123 thousand cubic feet of gas (Mcf) to the Railroad Commission of Texas between January 1993 and August 2026.
How much are mineral rights in Cascade Petroleum Corporation worth?
There is no single figure: what a mineral or royalty interest in Cascade Petroleum Corporation is worth depends on the individual lease, its decline, and the share the owner holds. Each of the 5 leases listed here has its own page with the full production history the operator reported, a decline-curve forecast, and an estimate of what a royalty interest in it is worth today.

Counties here

Railroad Commission districts

Leases

  • MARLEY — gas, Cascade Petroleum Corporation, Jack County, 77 thousand reported
  • MARLEY-FRANSSEN — gas, Cascade Petroleum Corporation, Jack County, 77 thousand reported
  • MARLEY — oil, Cascade Petroleum Corporation, Jack County, 42 thousand reported
  • MARLEY — gas, Cascade Petroleum Corporation, Jack County, 33 thousand reported
  • MARLEY-FRANSSEN — oil, Cascade Petroleum Corporation, Jack County, 8 thousand reported

Production figures are as reported to the Railroad Commission of Texas. Values shown on lease pages are estimates produced by fitting a decline curve to that reported history; they are not offers or appraisals.