FIELDS AND POOLS · UNITED STATES

Cisco fields and pools

A regulator names each reservoir it oversees: a field in Texas, a pool in New Mexico. The name carries the formation, which is how one formation can be followed across a state line.

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Field or poolStateFormationCountyActive completionsOperatorsOil, 12 moGas, 12 moLifetime oilLast reported
Vacuum; Cisco-Canyon, NortheastNew MexicoCisco-CanyonLea21245,872309,632312,582Sep 2026
Maljamar; CiscoNew MexicoCiscoLea3217,27668,999648,160Aug 2026
Fren; Cisco-Canyon (O)New MexicoCisco-CanyonEddy229,72231,387115,306Aug 2026
Kemnitz; Cisco, WestNew MexicoCiscoLea116,07820,641134,009Aug 2026
Kemnitz; Cisco, SouthNew MexicoCiscoLea114,7761,203162,837Aug 2026
Mescalero; Cisco, NortheastNew MexicoCiscoLea112,8616,95979,959Aug 2026
Wildcat; CiscoNew MexicoCiscoEddy +1112,55527,78581,104Aug 2026
WC-015 G-01 S162728P; CiscoNew MexicoCiscoEddy11502,185Aug 2026
Loco Hills; CiscoNew MexicoCiscoEddy1102314,411Aug 2026

OIL IN BBL · GAS IN MCF · TWELVE MONTHS THROUGH THE STATE'S REPORTED-THROUGH MONTH

About this data

Each state regulator's field and pool registry, with the completions and the reported volumes of each. The formation is read from the name the regulator gave it and matched to one registry shared by every state; a name that gives no single formation has none. Nothing is estimated.

Developers: this page as JSON is GET /v1/data/fields, documented in the API reference.