Oil and gas leases in K & M Pipeline Company

K & M Pipeline Company is a Texas operator, Commission number 448855, with 7 leases reporting production across 1 county. Between them they carry 7 wellbores. Reported volumes run from January 1993 to October 2011 and come to 31 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 K & M Pipeline Company

How many oil and gas leases are in K & M Pipeline Company?
K & M Pipeline Company has 7 oil and gas leases with production reported to the Railroad Commission of Texas, as of October 2011.
How much oil and gas has K & M Pipeline Company produced?
Leases in K & M Pipeline Company have reported 31,287 thousand cubic feet of gas (Mcf) to the Railroad Commission of Texas between January 1993 and October 2011.
How much are mineral rights in K & M Pipeline Company worth?
There is no single figure: what a mineral or royalty interest in K & M Pipeline Company is worth depends on the individual lease, its decline, and the share the owner holds. Each of the 7 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

  • CUPPS, S. D. — gas, K & M Pipeline Company, Coleman County, 9 thousand reported
  • CUPPS,S.D. — gas, K & M Pipeline Company, Coleman County, 8 thousand reported
  • CUPPS, S.D. — gas, K & M Pipeline Company, Coleman County, 8 thousand reported
  • TERRY, E. G. — gas, K & M Pipeline Company, Coleman County, 2 thousand reported
  • TERRY, E. G. — gas, K & M Pipeline Company, Coleman County, 2 thousand reported
  • SHAW, MRS. H.A. — gas, K & M Pipeline Company, Coleman County, 1 thousand reported
  • TERRY, E. G. — gas, K & M Pipeline Company, Coleman County, 200 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.