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Wyoming oil & gas, county by county

Every county page is built from the same WOGCC well and production files that power the map: 128,006 wells statewide, 32,829 producing, 7,585 permitted, 88,088,098 bbl of oil and 1,120,084,925 mcf of gas reported in the last twelve months. The leading oil counties right now are Converse, Campbell, Laramie, Natrona, Park.

128,006Wells on file
32,829Producing
7,585Permitted
23Counties

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Albany County308 wells · 34 producing Big Horn County2,498 wells · 415 producing Campbell County35,973 wells · 4,444 producing Carbon County4,458 wells · 1,730 producing Converse County9,003 wells · 2,361 producing Crook County4,176 wells · 592 producing Fremont County4,590 wells · 1,053 producing Goshen County305 wells · 11 producing Hot Springs County2,693 wells · 622 producing Johnson County9,774 wells · 3,310 producing Laramie County1,733 wells · 645 producing Lincoln County2,318 wells · 1,327 producing Natrona County9,691 wells · 1,718 producing Niobrara County2,348 wells · 280 producing Park County3,669 wells · 1,187 producing Platte County105 wells · 0 producing Sheridan County5,294 wells · 172 producing Sublette County10,191 wells · 7,316 producing Sweetwater County8,723 wells · 3,711 producing Teton County49 wells · 0 producing Uinta County1,342 wells · 427 producing Washakie County1,297 wells · 224 producing Weston County7,344 wells · 1,250 producing

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